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The final stages of Brexit negotiations are approaching, and there is talk of possibly extending the process to allow for more time. This could involve a second referendum or a general election. A new government might use an extended transition period to change or prevent Brexit. However, calls for a second referendum could divide UK political opinions. There are concerns that the EU might refuse to extend the transition, leading to fears of a no-deal Brexit.