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61% : Getting an executive up and running is the most important thing for me in my role as Secretary of State for Northern Ireland," he said.
52% : Last week Mr Varadkar said he believed he would see a united Ireland in his lifetime, and has previously discussed the potential for a "plan B" if devolved government in Northern Ireland was not restored by the autumn.
49% : "I did say to the Secretary of State that there is going to come a point where we can't keep waiting and we have to start talking about alternative arrangements within the confines of the Good Friday Agreement.
46% : "I did say to the Secretary of State that there is going to come a point where we can't keep waiting and we have to start talking about alternative arrangements Taoiseach Leo VaradkarHe added: "I don't want to put an artificial deadline on it, work is ongoing, talks are still ongoing.

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