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Today, Brexit leader Nigel Farage celebrated the beginning of the Article 50 process by thanking Steve Bannon, Donald Trump's chief strategist, in an interview with Breitbart.

"I think actually on this great Brexit day I have to say a personal thank you and tribute to Steve Bannon for having the foresightedness of doing that with Breitbart, and I'm extremely grateful."— Nigel Farage to Breitbart London

Farage thanks Bannon for Brexit

"Well done, Bannon; Well done, Breitbart — You've helped with this hugely," he told Breitbart.

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Farage thanks Bannon for Brexit

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