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Nothing would be better today if Europe were divided or smaller. Today we have to say loud and clear that the crises, which have affected Europe cannot serve as a pretext for its disintegration. A mini-Europe would be the worst response to the maxi problems we have to face.

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Donald Tusk
Age: 67
Born: 1957
Born: April 22
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Prime Minister Of Poland
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Donald Franciszek Tusk
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