[I]sn’t it better to stay in and try to make the damn thing work properly? To create a United States of Europe that functions as well as the United States of America. ... Britain, on its own, has little influence on the world stage. I think we are all agreed on that. But Europe if it were well run and had good cohesive, well thought-out policies, would be a tremendous force for good.

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This is a placeholder explanation generated by the low-overhead model. It interprets "[I]sn’t it better to stay in and try to make the damn thing work properly? To create a United States of Europe that functions as well as the United States of America. ... Britain, on its own, has little influence on the world stage. I think we are all agreed on that. But Europe if it were well run and had good cohesive, well thought-out policies, would be a tremendous force for good." in the context of ""Call up the paparazzi army to take Brussels — and keep us in Europe" The Sunday Times (13 March 2016)
• Published in the run-up to 2016 United Kingdom European Union membership referendum." to mean that wisdom is timeless.