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Meanings of EEC in anglès

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An international organization of European countries formed after World War II to reduce trade barriers and increase cooperation among its members.

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Usage of EEC in anglès
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So MacMillan told Britain's parliament he would seek to join the EEC.
Radio NZ
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But of course, EEC membership was a step taken in tandem with London.
The Irish Times
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After our EEC rejection, the Irish government turned to Britain, our economic hegemon.
The Irish Times
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Thanks to the EEC, now the EU, they would henceforth get equal pay.
The Irish Times
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It first negotiated trade agreements with what was then the EEC in 1972.
The Guardian
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Another evening, I walked out to the headquarters of the EEC.
Neither here nor there: travels in europe
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The clinical findings demonstrated the different spectrum of keratopathy seen in patients with EEC.
Pubmed
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Most other EEC finance ministers here last night gave the report a cautious welcome.
The Guardian
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The diagnosis and the classification of the cases were based on EEC and AHC.
Pubmed
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FAQ -Why did Britain join the EEC in 1973?
The Guardian
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In 1975 we both voted to stay in the EEC.
The Irish Times
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Tension within EEC: Neutrality and participation in European defence was an issue 30 years ago.
The Irish Times
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The EEC project has already attracted attention at home.
Reuters
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Most of its industrial estates are located in EEC provinces where investors qualify for incentives.
Reuters
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But that neurologist explained your EEC to my satisfaction.
The Doors of His Face, The Lamps of His Mouth
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I believe our future lies in joining the EEC.
The Irish Times
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