EEC, as it then was, in 1983, the Labour movement reversed its position in the late 1980s.

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The EEC is prone to view the world in terms of competitiveness vis a vis the U.S.A. more than it should.

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The EEC was "not an end in itself" and power should not be concentrated in Brussels, at the expense of nationhood.

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Britain entered the then EEC in the 1970s under a Conservative government without a referendum and, opponents said, on the wrong terms.

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In 1981, Greece was admitted as the 10th member of the EEC.

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But it was he who seized control when, after 1970, the EEC started sending its surplus milk powder and butter oil to India.

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EEC, so their teams refused to take part in the first European Cup, but later joined in when they saw the competition was a success.

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In 1973, Britain, Ireland and Denmark became members of the EEC.

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WicKool went beyond being just an interesting research project largely because Hargadon and the EEC were able to help get commitments of support from several big utilities.

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EEC, it was soundly thrashed at the polls.

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