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DUBLIN, Ireland — Ireland cast ballots yesterday on a treaty overhauling the European Union, in a referendum that by a fluke of constitutional law gives 3 million Irish voters a big say in the future lives of nearly 500 million Europeans.
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|DUBLIN, Ireland — Ireland cast ballots yesterday on a treaty overhauling the European Union, in a referendum that by a fluke of constitutional law gives 3 million Irish voters a big say in the future lives of nearly 500 million Europeans.
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