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Headline: Eastern Europeans reflect on EU entry Source: Euromoney Date: January 2002 Author: Chris Shevlin Poland, Hungary and the Czech Republic are among 10 states, mostly central and eastern European, that Brussels is vowing to admit as soon as 2004. Only Bulgaria and Romania would be kept waiting. But this idea doesn’t please some existing EU members – and a radical view is emerging that what matters is market reform, not EU membership.
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