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"We are obliged to recognise that the ambitions that we could have had have been reduced," he said, "by the non possumus very clearly and strongly expressed, essentially by the United Kingdom".Worse, the efforts by Mr Chirac and Germany's Gerhard Schröder to install Guy Verhofstadt, Belgium's prime minister, as European Commission president fell flat (see article).
