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| | European |
 | | European political party The European political party, or formally political party at European level, is a type of [1]... | | | European Young Conservatives The European Young Conservatives is a grouping of youth wings of right of center political... | | | European Left The European Left party is a 2004 in Rome. |
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| | NodeWorks - Encyclopedia: European Union |
| | It is also the cradle of the historical institutions of the "large Europe" (Council of Europe, European Court of Human Rights), with which the EU cooperate. | | | The EU has evolved from a trade body into an economic and political partnership. | | | The Government and Politics of the European Union by Neill Nugent (Palgrave Macmillan, 2002) ISBN 0333984617 |
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| | Encyclopedia: European flag |
| | Twelve was eventually adopted as a number with no political connotations and as a symbol of perfection and completeness[1] because of the ubiquity of the number for groups in European cultures and traditions such as: Saarland is one of the 16 states of Germany. | | | Although the flag is most commonly associated with the European Union, it was initially used by the Council of Europe, and is thought to represent Europe as a whole as opposed to any particular organization such as the EU or the COE. | | | Although the flag is most commonly associated with the European Union (EU), it was initially used by the Council of Europe (COE), and intended to represent Europe as a whole as opposed to any particular organisation such as the EU or the COE. |
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| | A Concise Encyclopedia of the European Union --index-- |
| | His wife, an artist and writer, was one of the leading activists in the 'underground universities' of Poland, Czechoslovakia and Romania in the last years of the Cold War. | | | An alphabetical guide to the people and institutions of the European Union, written with wry wit and elegance. | | | National voting strength in Council, European Parliament and Commission |
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| | ORBIS: The European Union Encyclopedia and Dictionary 1996. - book reviews |
| | The succinct chronology that opens this volume, and lists some three hundred dates in the history of the European Union (EU), declares that the earliest seed of that organization was the Treaty of Dunkirk, a defensive pact between France and Great Britain, signed on March 4, 1947. | | | The largest section, more than 200 pages, is the "Directory of the European Union," containing all one could want to know about each of the EU's ministries, councils, courts, and committees, as well as the subgroups within them. | | | Save a personal copy of this article and quickly find it again with Furl.net. |
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