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According to a statement released by President Lech Kaczynski's press office, an aide told public radio "nobody says we need to urgently rush" the Lisbon Treaty ratification process.
The aide, Wladyslaw Stasiak, the Polish president's chief of staff, said the president will eventually complete the process.
"Those who say the signature now, even before breakfast, will change something on the E.U. stage are wrong. No, it really doesn't matter," he said.
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