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Leaders of Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia and Poland agreed in Brussels on Thursday on the Baltic power grid's synchronization with the continental European network, the Lithuanian president's press office said.
Baltic countries, Poland agree on synchronization in Brussels
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In a joint statement issued after a meeting with European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker, the Lithuanian president and the Latvian, Estonian and Polish prime ministers stated their strong commitment to synchronizing the grid via Poland by 2015, it said.

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