AOC – Today’s Marie Antoinette
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Read moreBefore joining the parliamentobserver.com Dennis Rogers worked as a professional economist for a consulting firm. He has an M.Phil with Distinction in economics from Nuffield College, Oxford and a B.A in PPE from Magdalen College, Oxford.
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