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Date: 2008-05-21 13:12:28
James Madison
United States Constitution
Economy of the European Union
European Economic and Social Committee
United States
Treaty of Lisbon
Constitution
United States Bill of Rights
European Parliament
Law
Politics
European Union

Speaking notes on the work of the European Convention - statement by Roger Briesch, President of the European Economic and Social Committee - Brussels, [removed]

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