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DIANA: |
Sylvia, I'm still
not convinced about
what you said about
the benefits of
membership of the
European Union. |
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SYLVIA: |
My dad says it's
the first time there
have been such
changes in Europe
without a major war.
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DIANA: |
But the way so
much power is being
concentrated in
Brussels doesn't
convince me.
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SYLVIA: |
It's a small
price to pay if we
don't have to face
fascism and
communism again.
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DIANA: |
But there are so
many cultural and
economic differences
between different
countries.
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SYLVIA: |
That's part of
the challenge
according to my dad.
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DIANA: |
And does he
approve of the plans
for a single
currency?
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SYLVIA: |
No, and I don't
either. I think the
currency is a part
of our culture. I'll
be sorry to see it go.
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