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Published 10:33 4 Nov 2016 GMT
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The Daily Express
The opening paragraphs of this front page reads as follows:
"Today this country faces a crisis as grave as anything since the dark days when Churchill vowed we would fight them on the beaches. "But this time the battle is in the courts and in Parliament - and it is vital that each of us makes our voices heard. "How we celebrated when the country voted to leave the EU. How we cheered when the Prime Minister stated categorically; 'Brexit means Brexit.' How we smiled when the Remain camp's Project Fear was exposed as a tissue of lies."The Sun
The Daily Telegraph
Although the Guardian were a little more measured in their reaction
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