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Wechsler Nonverbal Scale of Abilityctors is most influential within it? To what extent are intergovernmental actors, particularly the member states, in control, or is it the case that supranational actors and institutions also have an important role to play? A considerable amount of attention inevitably focuses on the role played by

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Jared H. Strydhorst,R. Glenn Wellsly than any other EU institution in recent years. Although this chapter will concentrate on the evolution of the EP since the beginning of the 1990s, the EP’s emerging legislative role must be traced back to 1987, when implementation of the Single European Act (SEA) greatly increased the EP’s involv

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Abdulrahman S. Museedi,Robert C. Hendelbate in recent years. The closely related question of the extent to which the Court has made an autonomous contribution to the integration process — that is, a contribution beyond the one the member states have authorized it to make — has also animated scholarly analysis. This chapter will consider

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Interaction of Radiation with Matter,s remain divided about the merits of the single currency, the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP), and some of the consequences of the single market, there is a growing consensus that European integration has been good for the environment. A regional response to environmental issues has advantages over

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