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Greece as a country supports Croatia's candidacy. It is far too early at present for me to state, as President-in-Office of the Council, if the outcome of negotiations, the starting date of which is unknown because we have to wait for the opinion of the European Commission, will be such that Croatia can become a member on 1 January 2007. Anything is possible, except that at the moment I do not think that it serves any purpose or that there is any point in my saying whether or not it is possible. Of course it is possible, but no-one knows if this timetable really is feasible. And as we all well know, enlargement negotiations with a country are usually time-consuming, they take a very long time, they require consultation and negotiation on a great many issues and they very often take far more time to complete than anyone initially thought they might need."@en1
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