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"The Council is carefully following the work of the Convention and is of course aware of the structure for a constitution, presented by Mr Giscard d'Estaing in October. As is well known, it will be the forthcoming Intergovernmental Conference that will adopt a final position on the issues raised by the two MEPs. It is rather difficult for me here and now to predict what the Intergovernmental Conference will say. I also believe that, as matters develop, the Convention will go a very long way towards finding a solution acceptable to all the governments. That solution will, on the other hand, be less ambitious than some might have wished. I believe, however, that it will be viable and also be able to survive an Intergovernmental Conference."@en1
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