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ZAGREB, Feb 15 (Hina) - European Union foreign ministers who met in Sofia for an informal two-day meeting disagreed on Thursday on the European Commission's strategy for enlargement to the Western Balkans, with some saying the deadlines proposed by the Commission are too long for admission of new member states, and others saying they were too short.
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