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inter-European
Derived word form of European

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This is an inter-European flight, from Athens to Vilnius, with a European company performing the flight, with a person who is under European protection because he is an opposition activist.

From Washington Post • May 24, 2021

Nonetheless, he was unable to regain his job�or a position that he particularly wanted with JET, the inter-European nuclear power project.

From Time Magazine Archive

If we do not soon lower the tariff walls that are stifling inter-European trade it will be too late.

From Time Magazine Archive

Without the cushion of automatic credits, all Western European nations�and especially France, which ran up a $460 million deficit in E.P.U.�will have to keep inter-European payments more closely in balance than before.

From Time Magazine Archive

Historic International Bahá’í Congresses held in South and Central America and an inter-European Teaching Conference projected for Geneva paving the way for future World Bahá’í Congress.

From Citadel of Faith by Shoghi Effendi

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