Crossword Clue: Former Common Market inits.
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- 1957 org. in screeched
- 1957 Treaty of Rome creation
- 1957 Treaty of Rome org.
- Belg. helped found it
- Belg. was in it
- Benelux was a part of it
- Intl. org. begun in 1958
- Intl. trade inits.
- Intl. trade letters
- Intl. trade org.
- Common Market (Abbr.)
- Common Market: Abbr.
- Common Market abbr., once
- Common Market abbr.
- Common Market abbreviation, once
- Common Market abbreviation
- Common Market, briefly
- Common Market, for short
- Common Market for short
- Common-Market initials
- Common Market initials
- Common Market inits., once
- Common Market inits.
- Common Market letters, once
- Common Market letters
- Common Market ltrs.
- Common Market monogram, once
- Common Market monogram
- Common Market org.
- Common Market
- Common Marketabbreviation
- Common Market's letters
- Common Mkt. inits., once
- Common Mkt. letters, once
- Common Mkt.
- ECU issuer
- Grp. established by the Treaty of Rome in 1957
- Grp. formed by the Treaty of Rome, 1957
- Continental gp.
- Continental org. since 1957
- Continental org. since 1958
- Continental trade gp.
- Continental trade grp., once
- Continental trade org.
- Continental trading org.
- It was established with the Treaty of Rome: Abbr.
- It. was part of it
- Erstwhile trade grp.
- EU predecessor
- Euro. alliance
- Euro alliance
- Euro. economic alliance
- Euro economic alliance
- Euro economic org.
- Euro market
- Euro trade org.
- Euro trading pact
- European ecomomic org.
- European economic org.
- European org. from 1957 to 1993
- European trade org.
- European Union predecessor: Abbr.
- Foreign market, for short
- Foreign mkt.
- Former Common Market inits.
- Former Common Market letters
- Former free trade org.
- Former trade union, for short
- The Common Market: Abbr.
- The Common Market initials
- The Common Market letters
- The Common Mkt.
- Overseas counterpart of NAFTA
- Overseas trade org.
- Market org. that originally included Belgium and West Germany
- Trade assn. created by the Treaty of Rome (1957)
- Trade grp. formed in the late 1950's
- Trade org. formed in 1958
- Trade org. that included the Benelux nations
- Trading-bloc inits.
- Trading org.
- Kneecap center?
- Treaty of Rome creation, for short
- Treaty of Rome formation
- Treaty of Rome gp.
- Treaty of Rome grp.
- Treaty of Rome org.
- W. Ger. was in it
- Nafta's overseas counterpart
- NAFTA's overseas predecessor
- Old Common Market abbr.
- Old Common Market initials
- Old old-world trade org.
- Old trade inits.
- Port. joined it in 1986
- One-time Common Market initials
- Lux. was in it
- Lux. was one of its charter members
- Onetime overseas trade grp.
- Org. created by the 1957 Treaty of Rome
- Org. established by the Treaty of Rome
- Org. that included the Benelux countries
- Org. that predated 1993's EU
- Org. that resulted from the 1957 Treaty of Rome
- Spain is in it: Abbr.
- Spain joined it in 1986: Abbr.
- U.S. trading partner, formerly
- U.S. trading partner
Recent Usage of Former Common Market inits. in Crossword Puzzles
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- Chronicle of Higher Education - June 12, 2015
- New York Times - March 22, 2011