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Ever since the term “Europeans” was first used, in the time of Charmelagne, its interpretation _________________(dispute). What _______it _______(mean) to be a European today? For those on other continents, it may _________(mean) simply the people who _________(live) on this one. But ___________(there(be) an awful lot of people living here, from Norfolk farmers to Sicilian taxi drivers, who ____________(not/identify) themselves as “Europeans”.
There are also two more demanding senses of __________(be) “a European”. First, there is someone who ___________(have) a positive feeling of belonging to a wider historical, cultural and human community, as well as to his or her national, regional and local ones. Then there’s being “a European” in a third, more directly political sense. This ____________(mean) being committed to the project of European integration______________(launch) in Western Europe in the decade after World War II, the project now called the European Union.