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ZAGREB, 22 Nov (Hina) - The Croatian members of the European Parliament voted differently on a report calling for the abolition of unanimity in making key decisions, which critics consider to be against the interests of small countries, while advocates see it as a way of increasing the EU's efficiency.
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