Clegg

British

/ klɛɡ /

noun

Nick , full name Nicholas William Peter Clegg . born 1967, British politician; leader of the Liberal Democrat party from 2007; deputy prime minister from 2010

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In the end, these talks went nowhere and Clegg formed a coalition government with David Cameron's Conservatives.

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Epstein then suggests making "a real offer you can live with…if clegg won't agree, it would be on his shoulders" and if he does "youve bought time".

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In a recent interview with the BBC, former UK deputy prime minister Sir Nick Clegg said he felt US firms were overly focused on the pursuit of AI which may one day surpass human intelligence.

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Mrs Clegg, prosecuting on behalf of the Insolvency Service, said his absence was "not unexpected".

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Clegg said Etherington had also recently posted online in relation to the legal affairs.

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