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Documents : 1990 OFFICE FOR OFFICIAL PUBLICATIONS EUR OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES op DOCUMENTS DOCUMENTS — Vs) This publication is also available in the following languages: ES ISBN 92-77-66972-1 DA ISBN 92-77-66973-X DE ISBN 92-77-66974-8 GR ISBN 92-77-66975-6 FR ISBN 92-77-66977-2 IT ISBN 92-77-66978-0 NL ISBN 92-77-66979-9 PT ISBN 92-77-66980-2 Luxembourg: Office for Official Publications of the European Communities, 1991 ISBN 92-77-66976-4 Catalogue number: FX-58-90-312-EN-C Printed in Luxembourg Introduction The catalogue of documents lists the COM Docu• tained in the Eurovoc thesaurus. This thesaurus will be ments of the Commission of the European Commu• supplied to subscribers or users on request. nities, the Reports of the European Parliament and the Opinions and Reports of the Economic and Social The index contains from one to five keywords for each Committee prepared during the reference period by document, set out in alphabetical order with as many the Office for Official Publications of the European permutations as there are keywords which makes Communities for distribution to the public. research easier. The keywords are followed by a reference number which refers to the sequence The COM Documents and the Opinions of the ESC are number in the catalogue (see detailed explanation on available on paper and microfiche, whereas from page 7). 1 January 1990, the Reports of the European Parlia• ment are available only on microfiche. Part III — The numerical index comprises all the documents in ascending numerical order, with the This version of the catalogue takes account only of corresponding microfiche number. documents of which English language texts have been prepared. There are parallel catalogues covering documents in each of the eight other official lan• Frequency and cumulation guages of the European Community. Cumulative catalogues are published regularly. These, together with an annual catalogue, complement the monthly lists which only contain the thematic index. Presentation The catalogue is divided into three parts. Subscription system Part I — The classified index provides a classification An attractive system of selective subscriptions is on by subject, of the titles, under 17 headings (see 'List of offer for the paper versions of the COM Documents headings' on page 8). and the Opinions of the ESC covered by this cata• logue either individually or in combination. 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