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The document provides information about countries in the European Union including Portugal and Italy. Portugal joined the EU in 1986, has a population of over 10 million, and its capital and largest city is Lisbon. Italy joined the EU in 1958, has a population of over 57 million, currency of the Euro, and capital of Rome known for foods like pizza, pasta and ice cream. The document lists countries that make up the EU and provides some basic facts about Portugal and Italy.
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