Ben D. Kritz
WHEN the final votes on the “Brexit” referendum were tallied in Great Britain last Friday, the only sound anyone could hear for the rest of the day was the globe’s collective wailing and gnashing of teeth. No one, it seems, really expected the UK to leave the European Union, but there it was: The result in favor of Britain’s divorcing itself from the Continental bloc was close but decisive, and left everyone on both sides of the issue wondering what’s next.