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". – Mr Rübig is right to draw attention to the happy coincidence of languages within communities and countries in the existing 15 Member States. My own nation of Wales is a case in point. I am glad to say that the Welsh language is now increasingly flourishing alongside the dominant English language, with advantage for people whose first language is either English or Welsh. That is certainly the case elsewhere in the current Union. I simply hope that those in the Union who would seek to generate divisions on the basis of different cultural and linguistic origins will be overwhelmed by the majority who enjoy the diversity and treasure the co-existence of cultures within the same community."@en1
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