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Readers of Reference Reviews will need no lectures on the need for dictionaries of abbreviations and acronyms, least of all on the European Union. (Sobriquet = nickname.) Readers of Reference Reviews will also probably know that editions of Eurojargon have been published in fairly quick succession (1987, 1989, 1991, 1994, and 1997), thus demonstrating the work’s popularity and the ever‐evolving jargon of the EU.

The dictionary is easy to use, both to find quickly the required term, and also for grasping its meaning. Thus EBLIDA is listed in the left hand column alphabetical sequence, while its “meaning”, the European Bureau...

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