71.   Mutual recognition would be a major step toward cementing real peace in the region, as it could prevent any new expansionist wars.

72.   Mutual recognition is a major step toward cementing real peace in the region, as it could prevent any new expansionist wars.

73.   Mutual recognition will be a major step toward cementing real peace in the region, as it could prevent any new expansionist wars.

74.   Mutual recognition of all former Yugoslav states is part of the overall U.S.-sponsored Balkan peace deal.

75.   Oil executives from Croatia and Serb-led Yugoslavia met Tuesday to discuss cooperation in preparation for mutual recognition by their countries, former battlefield foes.

76.   On Tuesday, Barshefsky and EU Foreign Trade Commissioner Sir Leon Brittan tried to resolve last-minute snags in a deal on mutual recognition of pharmaceutical products.

77.   On Wednesday, Balkan delegations led by their foreign ministers were to discuss mutual recognition of their states, sources close to the delegations said.

78.   One factor standing in the way of mutual recognition is the disputed border peninsula of Prevlaka on the Adriatic Sea on the border.

79.   Reports say the plan also includes mutual recognition of Bosnia, Croatia and Yugoslavia.

80.   Prime Minister Jim Bolger signed the trans-Tasman mutual recognition arrangement.