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But also one of the relevant papers from Iceland's social and economic organisations on the country's possible EU membership is re-printed here, and it's arguments on fisheries and agriculture have led to the finishing of Iceland's EU accession negotiations. It has to be assumed that in the near future there will be no other EU negotiations, but Iceland is to a high extent part of the EU Single Market although it cannot really influence this. This would substantially different if Iceland would continue to negotiate.
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