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36Russia, that controls its two separatist enclaves and opposes its integration into Trans-Atlantic structures. The democratic revolutions that took place in Georgia andUkraine are nevertheless testament to their countries desire to pursue democratizationto facilitate their integration with Euro-Atlantic institutions.
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