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Thomas Fuller
"Nearly a year and a half after the expansion of the European Union, waves of East Europeans have washed into Britain. They work as bus drivers, farmhands and dentists, as waitresses, builders and saleswomen; they are transforming parts of London into Slavic and Baltic enclaves where pickles and Polish beer are stacked in delicatessens and Polish can be heard on the streets almost as often as English."
