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Madam President, I too would like to express my deepest admiration for your work and my sincerest appreciation of the results achieved during your term as President of the European Parliament. These have been extremely important years which have seen the launching of the key debates for the future of the Union. You have played an extremely active, diligent and committed part in all this, constantly remaining open to the demands of the European public and the needs of us all.
Both Parliament, therefore, as we have just seen, and the Commission too are grateful to you for your constant, effective endeavours. At this time, I would like to make particular mention of your great sensitivity, evident in your constant rejection of any form of violence, especially terrorist violence. Your speeches, Madam President, have been moderate in tone but clear and incisive in substance, and they have encouraged and sustained all the democratic Europeans in their fight for peaceful coexistence amongst their citizens.
I wish you every success in the future, which I am sure you will spend in the service of the European cause for which you have done so much in the past two and a half years. Thank you, Madam President."@en1
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