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lpv:translated text	". The question is, where does an accident end and a natural disaster begin? This is something which, if you look at it literally, you end up in a different debate which I think there is no point getting into. I experienced this debate when the General Affairs Council discussed the fund set up recently to deal with natural disasters, the term used, for example, to describe the floods in parts of Europe last summer. These are very specific, very fine distinctions both from a legal viewpoint and from a political and practical viewpoint but, as I said, they take the debate in another direction."@en1

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