BRUSSELSThe European Union's far-reaching enlargement next year is no done deal for the continent's Euroskeptics, who have girded for battle in a bid to sway voters in the 10 candidate countries.Campaigners hostile to the EU are making themselves heard as the members-in-waiting hold national referendums to decide whether they want to join the club in May 2004.The anti-EU rallying cry is made loudly by the European alliance of EU-Critical movements (TEAM), which denounces "the building of a centralized federal-style EU superstate." TEAM's Secretary General Henrik Dahlsson hints darkly that g...
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