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2• MACOVESC~ THEN SAID WE HAD1UNQO~~TEDL~ NOT~~ §~INTE~A EDITORIAL THiS MORNING (B0~HA~ES' 23~6,• . THlS EX~RE$SED OFFICIAL ROMANIAN ATTlTUDE• THERE~ HAO : BEEN CRIT1CasMs O~ ~OMANIAN POSITIO~ WHICH HA6 AP~E~REO IN PRESi 6F OT~ER s6ciALIST co0NfRIES• ROMA~IA -016 -~ot· IN~ENO ro REPL~ OR lNOULGE I~ EXCHANGE OF POLEMICS, WE A~E CALM1 HE AssERre:o, AND rr wAs -1MP0Rff'ANT TO-REMAtN cAL.M . .. 
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