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European Union legislation requires thousands of translators
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Because the EU refuses to pick just one language, it operates with two dozen official working languages to appease everyone's national pride. This linguistic stubbornness means every single dull agricultural regulation must be painstakingly translated into everything from Maltese to Finnish, employing an absolute army of weary linguists.
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