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065597
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123648
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London, Centre for European Reform, 2005.
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79p.Pbk
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1901229610
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023740
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London, Cassell, 1979.
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x, 192p.
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061387
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May-Jun 2005.
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If ratified, the new EU constitution will change the way the union works. It cannot take effect unless approved by all 25 members, but in only one country -- the United Kingdom -- do polls show that a majority oppose the document. Still, a rejection there would throw Europe into a constitutional crisis. And it could ultimately harm transatlantic relations as well.
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