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	Boris Tadic -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article
		Boris Tadić (born January 15, 1958) is the (Click link for more info and facts about President of Serbia) President of Serbia.
		On December 1, 2004, Tadic’s presidential motorcade was involved in a traffic accident.
		He was officially sworn in as the president at a ceremony in (Capital and largest city of Yugoslavia) Belgrade on July 11, 2004.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/b/bo/boris_tadic.htm (639 words)

	Serbian presidential elections, 2004
		Boris Tadic got the support of G17 Plus, Nova Srbija, SPO, Bogoljub Karic and Democratic Party of Serbia.
		In second round democratic candidate Boris Tadić gained support of every government party as well as Bogoljub Karić.
		Boris Tadić became the new President of Serbia.
	www.uncover.us /en/wikipedia/s/se/serbian_presidential_elections__2004.html (270 words)

	Boris Tadic : GreatPersonalities.com
		Brief Profile of Boris Tadic, President of Serbia
		Boris Tadić is a Serbian politician, the current President of Serbia.
		Tadic has been Member of the Democratic Party since 1990 and up to now he performed various functions:
	www.greatpersonalities.com /viewtopic-269.html (227 words)

	From the media - CCMR Belgrade
		Defence Ministry Boris Tadi� stated on the meeting �Bridges for a New Millennium�, organized in Belgrade by the Atlantic Council of Serbia and Montenegro, that the SMAF does not cooperate with the Army of Republika Srpska (RS) and that the international community has no objection on this issue any more.
		The final document � the Belgrade Declaration � was adopted on the Summit while Serbia and Montenegro submitted the report on the annual chairmanship.
		Giving comments on this decision brought by the VSO, general secretary of the Belgrade Centre for Civil-Military Relations, retired colonel Milorad Timoti� said that by getting this new position military security services would lose power they have had so far.
	www.ccmr-bg.org /vesti/frommedia/media0034.htm (227 words)

	Serbian presidential elections, 2004 - InformationBlast
		In second round democratic candidate Boris Tadić gained support of almost every governmental party except DSS and support of Bogoljub Karić to win over nationalist Tomislav Nikolić.
		Also the HRH Princess Jelisaveta campaigned for President.
		This was very similar to French elections when Jacques Chirac got support from many parties, even the opponents, to win over Jean-Marie Le Pen.
	www.informationblast.com /Serbian_presidential_election,_2004.html (227 words)

	The South Slav Journal
		On July 29 a provisional agreement was signed by Montenegrin Premier Milo �ukanovi� and Serbia and Montenegro Defence Minister Boris Tadi� under which the Montenegrin police were to take over the control of the Montenegrin border from the Army of Serbia and Montenegro.
		Serbia and Montenegro, together with Bosnia, are the only two countries in the Balkans outside of the Partnership for Peace programme.
		The official line of the government of Serbia and Montenegro is that it looks upon its joining the Partnership for Peace programme as a condition of its inclusion into the contemporary integration process into The European institutions.
	www.southslavjournal.com /feat6.htm (227 words)

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