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"Yes, in response to the last question I can say that a solution has been found that, in my view, will ensure there are no other candidate countries that enter into agreements corresponding to that entered into by Romania. I should also like to add that, to my knowledge, Romania has still not ratified that agreement.
Regarding the first point, I would say in reply that, were the United States to exert the pressure referred to by Mr Krarup, it would be just as well that we have obtained the common position, which is easy to support and through which any such possible pressure can be withstood. In my view, it is one of the great virtues of the common position that it gives very clear support to countries in the event of their being subjected to pressure. I am not aware of this happening, but the honourable Member says that it does. Were this in fact to happen, it would, as I say, be just as well that we have this position, to which the new Member States can also adhere."@en1
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