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Iceland sharply divided on joining EU amid debt crisis – Washington Post

Iceland sharply divided on joining EU amid debt crisis
Washington Post
REYKJAVIK, Iceland — In a handful of countries applying to join the European Union, the European debt crisis has raised an urgent question: Why would

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Post Published: 28 January 2012
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