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    President Nicolas Sarkozy knifes Tony Blair EU bid
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    A source close to Mr Blair said: "He's not standing by the phone waiting for a call from Brussels. He's been around long enough to realise what happens at summits." If the former PM is out of the running to become EU president it could pave the way for Foreign Secretary David Miliband to be named Europe's new foreign affairs chief. Full Article at Mirror.co.uk
    He's not standing by the phone waiting for a call from Brussels. He's been around long enough to realise what happens at summits.
    Tony Blair – Tony Blair SOURCE: Mirror.co.uk 3 weeks ago
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President Nicolas Sarkozy knifes Tony Blair EU bid
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    Nicolas Sarkozy – Nicolas Sarkozy SOURCE: Mirror.co.uk 3 weeks ago

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