Appendix 1 – Description and use of analytical methods
Quantitative analysis
For the quantitative part, we pre-processed the data in three steps. First, we used MorphoDiTa
lemmatization and part-of-speech tagging, which converts words into their original form and
identifies basic word features (Hajič, 2004; Straková et al., 2014). We then removed from the
corpus the most common English stop-words and all punctuation and numeric information
(Liu, 2011). Finally, we removed all words apart from nouns, verbs, and adjectives, as these
bear most of the meaning. This is a useful approach to limit the complexity of quantitative text
analysis (Quinn et al., 2010).
The analysis then focused predominantly on frequencies, which provide patterns of word
occurrence and co-occurrence in the corpus. The frequency of words is a first indication of
topics appearing in the corpus. Moreover, co-occurrence of words within the set unit of
meaning (in our case, a sentence) indicates which themes appear together (Krippendorff,
2013). In the first step, we created a list of most frequent words, taking the subset of the top
1,000 terms. We paired these terms with document publication year information to account
for the temporal development. In the same manner we also computed the frequencies of the
most commonly occurring collocations, yielding a list of the 1,000 most frequent bigrams (twoword
phrases) and their occurrence over time. In the second step, we scanned through the
relevant literature (see Section 2) and the data corpus itself and identified energy-relevant
word pairs and analyzed their frequency of occurrence over time. To better estimate the usage
of energy-related terms within the corpus, we normalized the occurrence frequencies based
on the length of the documents published each year.
Qualitative content analysis
The qualitative content analysis uses the inductive coding approach (Corbin & Strauss, 2015;
Krippendorff, 2013). Building on the results of the quantitative exploration, the whole corpus
was searched using the keyword “energy” and the context of each occurrence was read closely
(Smith et al., 1999). Repeatedly occurring themes, i.e. patterns of meaning (Pan & Kosicki,
1993), were identified and turned into mutually-exclusive codes. The codes were kept at the
minimal level of abstraction in order to capture the full thematic range of the corpus (Saldaña,
2016). After this stage, codes were organized into more general categories in a process called
axial coding (Rivas, 2012), thereby forming a code scheme (see Table 1, expanded version with
examples of coded texts can be found in Appendix 4).
The corpus was then entered into the Discourse Network Analyzer (DNA) coding software
(Leifeld, 2012) and coded. During the coding procedure, those parts of the corpus including
the keyword “energy” were again closely read and text segments corresponding to the
identified codes were marked accordingly (Krippendorff, 2013; Wesley, 2014). The codes were
not treated as mutually exclusive, i.e. one statement could have been coded multiple times if
it conveyed multiple recognized patterns of meaning. Along with that, additional information
on the document such as date of production were recorded as metadata. After finishing the
coding process, these metadata were used to capture the temporal variation in code
occurrences and to provide quick insight into the coded segments. To further differentiate the
results of the quantitative and qualitative exploration, only the text segments that conveyed
substantial meaning were coded. Thus, the instances in which phrases associated with energy
cooperation were mentioned only as a label or keyword were not included in the analysis.
Such instances typically include bullet point lists such as “The Prime Ministers agreed on the
main areas of common interest (policy towards the countries of Eastern Europe with emphasis
on Belarus, the eastern dimension of the ENP, energy security) and on the strengthening of
cooperation in this format.” (The Visegrad Group, 2008a) The resulting contrast between the
sheer frequency of a term’s occurrence and the frequency of instances in which it conveys
some meaning then provide additional input for interpretations.
In line with Wood and Kroger (2000), Arber et al. (2008), and Ocelík and Osička (2014), two
researchers participated on the coding procedure and one additional researcher was involved
in resolving disagreements between the coders. All three researchers were involved in the
process of the data collection and interpretation, thus, were in the role of expert coders.
Frame analysis
Frame analysis (Goffman, 1974; Hajer, 1995) builds on the dataset developed during the
qualitative content analysis (Section 4.2). It utilizes the insights gained from close reading of
the corpus and repeated reading of the coded segments, and zooms out to capture the
coherent narratives (frames) through which the Platform gives sense to the most pressing
issues of its communication. The frame analysis was conducted pursuant to Entman (1993).
Specifically, it addresses three of Entman’s four frame functions as represented by the
following questions: What is identified as the main problem in the issue? Which causes are
recognized? What solutions are suggested?
Appendix 2 – Corpus description
This appendix provides an overview of documents included in the corpus. We provide statistics
disaggregated at the year level. The Error! Reference source not found. contains two types of
information – number of documents and number of words. We provide both total number of
documents per year, as well as number of documents per year and document type.
We provide three different metrics on number of words – overall word count before preprocessing
(used in qualitative analysis), word count after the pre-processing (used in
quantitative analysis), and average word count per document (average document length).
The table shows clearly there are fluctuations in number of documents, as well as documents
missing. These fluctuations are caused by the data availability and inconsistency of data
publishing by the Visegrad Group. There are two missing annual reports (2002 and 2007). In
2011, the annual report of the Slovak presidency consisted of two documents. The presidency
programme from 2000 was not available as well.
Moreover, the length of documents varies. This is in general caused by the fact that annual
reports and presidency programmes are long documents in their nature, while news
documents are generally shorter. However, the length news is varying significantly as well.
Since some documents are much longer, the scale from 8,000 words is condensed to capture
all outliers.
Tab. 1 Basic corpus statistics
Year Document
s
Annual
reports
News Presidency
programs
Words
before
pre-proc.
Words
after
pre-proc.
Avg. doc.
length
2000 2 1 1 0 6846 3546 1773.00
2001 15 1 13 1 16546 8463 564.20
2002 2 0 1 1 4156 2266 1133.00
2003 10 1 8 1 16140 8475 847.50
2004 14 1 12 1 20921 10666 761.86
2005 8 1 6 1 12434 6672 834.00
2006 9 1 7 1 16739 9096 1010.67
2007 16 0 15 1 16318 8873 554.56
2008 16 1 14 1 22609 11621 726.31
2009 15 1 13 1 29702 15821 1054.73
2010 10 1 8 1 25697 13397 1339.70
2011 19 2 16 1 98340 51277 2698.79
2012 14 1 12 1 25118 13382 955.86
2013 17 1 15 1 56345 30162 1774.24
2014 25 1 23 1 76844 40896 1635.84
2015 28 1 26 1 89002 46090 1646.07
2016 16 1 14 1 39480 18130 1133.13
2017 24 1 22 1 51076 27024 1126.00
2018 22 1 20 1 36360 18622 846.45
Tota
l
282 18 246 18 660673 344479 1221.56
Appendix 3 – List of presidencies
This appendix lists countries, which presided to the Visegrad Group between 2000 and 2018
(Error! Reference source not found.). The presidency of the Visegrad Group is rotating and
changes each year in July.
Tab. 2 Visegrad presidency
Start Finish Presiding country
1999 2000 Czech Republic
2000 2001 Poland
2001 2002 Hungary
2002 2003 Slovakia
2003 2004 Czech Republic
2004 2005 Poland
2005 2006 Hungary
2006 2007 Slovakia
2007 2008 Czech Republic
2008 2009 Poland
2009 2010 Hungary
2010 2011 Slovakia
2011 2012 Czech Republic
2012 2013 Poland
2013 2014 Hungary
2014 2015 Slovakia
2015 2016 Czech Republic
2016 2017 Poland
2017 2018 Hungary
2018 2019 Slovakia
Appendix 4 – Full coding scheme
Tab. 3 Coding scheme
Category Code Specification
Climate
policy
Climate_policy Description of climate policy measures that are being
undertaken or considered. Namely supporting
further deployment of renewable energy or energy
efficiency.
Example:
“The V4 Countries stress that energy efficiency is the
key element in reducing the CO2 emission. The
efficient use of energy has also a big impact on
security of supply, job creation and reduction of fuel
import dependence. The potential of energy
efficiency needs to be exploited.” (The Visegrad
Group, 2013b)
Climate_challenge Normative statement expressing the need to
acknowledge the climate change as a serious political
problem.
Example:
“There was general consensus among V4 countries
that climate change is a common challenge to the EU
and the international community and can only be
effectively addressed by joint effort of all countries
developed and developing alike, […]” (The Visegrad
Group, 2009b)
RES_support Normative statement about the need or
appropriateness of financial or political support of
further deployment of renewable energy.
Example:
“The Ministers also agreed that increasing the share
of renewable energy sources and increasing energy
efficiency are important policy areas for reducing
greenhouse gas emissions and that these policies
should be supported.” (The Visegrad Group, 2007)
Energy
security
Diversification Description of energy sources or supply routes
diversification that are being undertaken or
considered.
Example:
“[The Slovak presidency will intensify] cooperation
with a view to increasing external energy security of
the V4 countries--by interlinking regional energy
networks, strengthening the EU Common Energy
Policy, and diversifying sources, routes and suppliers
of energy and raw materials.” (The Visegrad Group,
2011a)
Diversification_support Normative statement about the need to diversify
energy sources and supply routes.
Example:
“The Prime Ministers emphasize that the European
Commission should pave the way for diversifying
energy sources and routes of its supply to the
European Union.” (The Visegrad Group, 2008c)
Ensec_challenge Normative statement expressing the need to
acknowledge energy (in)security as a serious political
problem.
Example:
“The Ministers express their hope that during the
Czech and Swedish Presidencies the European Council
will give a clear and strong political signal to further
implement and develop the European policy on
security of energy supplies.” (The Visegrad Group,
2008b)
Gas_diversification Description of gas sources or supply routes
diversification that are being undertaken or
considered. This is a more specific code to
“Diversification”.
Example:
“The Hungarian Presidency will organize high-level
energy diplomacy meetings and business forums to
enhance the political focus on the completion of the
North-South Gas Corridor, giving new impulses to the
expansion of ongoing infrastructural and market
development projects and also opening northern and
southern gates for the global energy market.” (The
Visegrad Group, 2017)
Interconnection Description of gas sources or supply routes
diversification that are being undertaken or
considered. This is a more specific code to
“Diversification”.
Example:
“[The Czech presidency will foster] interconnection of
electricity markets between the Czech Republic and
Slovakia, promote the introduction of market
coupling in other profiles of V4 Member States and
strengthen connections between V4 Member States
in relation to neighbouring countries (in particular, all
ENTSO-E countries).” (The Visegrad Group, 2011b)
Loop_flows Description of the situation in which the renewable
energy-induced unscheduled flows of electricity
jeopardize the stability of electricity grids in the
region.
Example:
“The growing share of renewable resources in
electricity generation, especially when the necessary
infrastructure development is lacking, results in loop
flows not only provoking considerable social welfare
loss but also threatening the secure operation of our
interconnected electricity systems.” (The Visegrad
Group, 2013a)
Oil_diversification Description of oil sources or supply routes
diversification that are being undertaken or
considered. This is a more specific code to
“Diversification”.
Example:
“The Visegrad Group reiterates the importance of
crude oil pipeline projects of common interest with
regard to the security of supply of the region and in
order to secure diversification possibilities.” (The
Visegrad Group, 2013a)
Solidarity Description of policies adopted or considered with
regards to solidarity mechanisms.
Example:
“[The Hungarian presidency intends to coordinate]
V4 actions aimed at implementation of the new
security of Gas Supply regulation cross-border
cooperation and solidarity mechanisms.” (The
Visegrad Group, 2017)
Strategic_reserves Reference to policies and projects associated with
strategic reserves and stocks of energy commodities.
Example:
“[The Hungarian presidency intends to analyze] the
possibilities of creating common underground gas
storage facilities for the V4 countries.” (The Visegrad
Group, 2009a)
Supply_interruptions Reference to events of interrupted energy supplies –
either to the past incidents or threats in the future.
Example:
“In the aftermath of the gas crisis in January 2009,
the main objective is to ensure security of supply
through diversification of sources and transmission
routes, also having in mind the need for alternative
routes for supplying the region with oil in cases of
supply disruption via the Druzhba pipeline.” (The
Visegrad Group, 2011a)
EU-V4
relations
Balanced_targets Normative statement calling for climate targets
respecting other energy policy goals (namely security
of supply and competitiveness) and reflecting the
specific situation in the individual Member States,
including their past contributions.
Example:
“[The V4+ countries] believe, that the new EU climate
framework must be balanced, efficient and
adequate, which takes into account the
competitiveness of the European economy and the
different circumstances of the Member States.” (The
Visegrad Group, 2013a)
Common_market Reference to the building or completion of the EU’s
internal energy market.
Example:
“The Ministers confirm that the V4 Countries are in
favor of the completion of the internal energy market
in the EU by 2014. Any market obstacles should be
removed soon and effectively.” (The Visegrad Group,
2013b)
Energy_mix Normative statement emphasizing the need for
respecting the Member States’ right to choose their
own energy mix.
Example:
“The V4+ countries also maintain their position that
any decision on climate and energy policy must
respect that it is the sovereign right of every Member
State to freely choose its most suitable energy mix as
provided in the Treaty.” (The Visegrad Group, 2015a)
EU_funds Reference to the EU financial tools being used for V4
energy projects or a normative call for their
allocation there.
Example:
“Signatories also agreed to strengthen the region's
energy security with a strong and uniform demand
towards the existing EU TEN-E funding on common
projects as well as to continue their concerted efforts
within the framework of the new EU Energy Security
and Infrastructure Instrument.” (The Visegrad Group,
2009a)
Implementation_EU_law Reference to cooperation on implementing the
European energy legislation.
Example:
“Moreover, V4 ministers agreed that additional
measures, especially regarding timely
implementation of the gas projects of common
interest and cooperation in implementation of
European network codes, are needed to develop V4
gas market and further increase energy security in
the region.” (The Visegrad Group, 2015a)
Liberalization Reference to market liberalization processes taking
place in the V4. Typically includes a call for their
continuation or recognizes insufficient liberalization
as a trade barrier in the region.
Example:
“In the electricity sector, Slovakia proposes
cooperation in the implementation of legislative
proposals under the 3rd legislative package for the
internal market in electricity and gas. The
implementation will focus on issues concerning the
national regulators, unbundling models, retail
markets, and access to gas storage facilities in the
gas sector.” (The Visegrad Group, 2011a)
Shaping_EU_policy Reference to cooperation on pursuing shared
interests in the European Union, typically at Council
negotiations.
Example:
“The CZ V4 PRES will coordinate the positions of the
V4 countries towards the European Commission and
EU Council Presidency during the negotiations of
legislative proposals in the field of nuclear energy. For
this purpose, the Czech Republic will initiate
coordination meetings before the sessions of the EU
pro-nuclear group and before the EU negotiations on
the 2030 climate-energy targets.” (The Visegrad
Group, 2015b)
Technological_neutrality Normative call for a non-discriminatory approach
towards low-carbon energy technologies when
drafting climate and energy policies. Typically argues
against a narrow focus on RES at the expense of
nuclear energy.
Example:
“[Polish presidency will promote] the technological
neutrality principle with regard to EU energy and
climate policy including the Energy Union. Common
initiatives to improve market and regulatory
conditions for the development of nuclear power in
the EU in order to recognize significant contribution
of nuclear power in achieving competitive low
emission economy.” (The Visegrad Group, 2016b)
External
relations
External_relations Reference to the V4 cooperation with non-V4
countries or to the EU external energy policy. Both
topic areas are aggregated under one code as they
often overlap.
Example:
“V4 ministers also welcomed the agreement reached
among Ukraine, the Russian Federation and the
European Commission on the gas supplies for Ukraine
during the current winter period. Given the fact that
a secure supply for Ukraine and secure transit of gas
via Ukraine is an important precondition for security
of gas supply in the V4 region, V4 ministers expect all
parties to adhere to the agreement.” (The Visegrad
Group, 2015a)
One_voice Normative statement calling for the EU speaking with
one voice when dealing with external participants on
energy supply chains.
Example:
“We should also speak with one voice on external
energy relations. We wish to intensify the EU
approach towards energy security and enhance
cooperation with our neighbours in the framework of
the Energy Community.” (The Visegrad Group,
2013a)
Regional
market
Competition Reference to market integration projects and their
positive role in increasing competition in energy
trade in the region.
Example:
The internal market integration together with the V4
market potential are the best incentives for the
effective use of existing interconnections and for the
development of diversification projects and
increasing the level of competition and market
liquidity.” (The Visegrad Group, 2013a)
Regional_market Reference to the V4 energy market integration
projects. Typically include the regional gas and
electricity markets.
Example:
“The Czech Presidency achieved progress in debates
on the integration of V4 gas markets and finalized the
joint V4 risk assessment. This document, developed
during the Slovak Presidency, identifies regional
bottlenecks to underline the need to complete the
building of the necessary infrastructure in the
region.” (The Visegrad Group, 2016a)
Appendix 5 – 1,000 most common words and two-word phrases
This appendix includes table with 1,000 most frequent words (Table 4) and 1,000 most
frequent two-word phrases (Table 5). Words and phrases, which were identified as energyrelevant,
are highlighted in bold.
Tab. 4 1,000 most common words
Word Ran
k
Frequenc
y
Frequency per 1000
words
Occurrence in
documents
country 1 5192 15.93 93.3%
eu 2 4199 12.88 87.9%
cooperation 3 3850 11.81 78.0%
visegrad 4 3792 11.63 88.3%
european 5 3611 11.08 91.5%
meeting 6 3307 10.14 67.0%
group 7 2861 8.78 86.5%
ministers 8 2711 8.32 70.6%
presidency 9 2206 6.77 56.7%
policy 10 2168 6.65 73.0%
support 11 1951 5.98 81.9%
minister 12 1928 5.91 63.1%
development 13 1853 5.68 72.3%
state 14 1843 5.65 79.4%
republic 15 1789 5.49 81.2%
joint 16 1730 5.31 63.5%
energy 17 1573 4.82 40.1%
also 18 1370 4.20 72.0%
common 19 1334 4.09 67.4%
project 20 1315 4.03 60.6%
security 21 1302 3.99 59.6%
foreign 22 1286 3.94 49.6%
area 23 1220 3.74 66.0%
international 24 1172 3.59 61.0%
eastern 25 1168 3.58 45.7%
issue 26 1166 3.58 61.7%
regional 27 1161 3.56 56.0%
czech 28 1152 3.53 73.0%
region 29 1144 3.51 57.8%
well 30 1142 3.50 72.0%
union 31 1074 3.29 70.6%
new 32 1072 3.29 72.3%
level 33 1066 3.27 57.8%
national 34 1055 3.24 61.0%
member 35 1043 3.20 65.6%
slovak 36 1000 3.07 59.9%
exchange 37 997 3.06 46.1%
europe 38 983 3.02 62.8%
include 39 975 2.99 64.5%
implementation 40 956 2.93 57.4%
expert 41 922 2.83 34.8%
partnership 42 914 2.80 40.4%
defence 43 908 2.79 25.2%
council 44 902 2.77 59.6%
fund 45 888 2.72 50.7%
economic 46 882 2.71 60.3%
within 47 878 2.69 61.3%
ministry 48 848 2.60 45.0%
ukraine 49 845 2.59 36.2%
market 50 841 2.58 42.2%
experience 51 839 2.57 47.9%
co 52 822 2.52 33.3%
field 53 819 2.51 46.8%
prime 54 817 2.51 41.5%
process 55 812 2.49 64.9%
continue 56 811 2.49 59.9%
take 57 809 2.48 66.7%
activity 58 808 2.48 48.6%
need 59 800 2.45 62.1%
work 60 777 2.38 52.8%
framework 61 772 2.37 56.4%
political 62 764 2.34 55.0%
transport 63 762 2.34 25.5%
operation 64 760 2.33 40.1%
poland 65 759 2.33 68.1%
partner 66 749 2.30 41.8%
agree 67 734 2.25 62.4%
strengthen 68 734 2.25 62.4%
cohesion 69 731 2.24 28.0%
future 70 718 2.20 56.4%
focus 71 703 2.16 46.1%
hungary 72 697 2.14 66.3%
affair 73 693 2.13 41.8%
programme 74 692 2.12 38.3%
hold 75 690 2.12 48.2%
june 76 690 2.12 43.6%
meet 77 682 2.09 48.9%
culture 78 678 2.08 25.2%
commission 79 665 2.04 49.3%
hungarian 80 664 2.04 33.3%
border 81 656 2.01 44.7%
information 82 648 1.99 40.4%
priority 83 646 1.98 50.0%
aim 84 643 1.97 55.0%
integration 85 642 1.97 43.3%
discuss 86 633 1.94 53.5%
may 87 632 1.94 43.3%
position 88 627 1.92 38.7%
conference 89 624 1.91 31.9%
budapest 90 621 1.90 32.6%
western 91 616 1.89 31.2%
regard 92 616 1.89 52.1%
order 93 603 1.85 49.6%
express 94 602 1.85 55.0%
bratislava 95 600 1.84 29.1%
effort 96 593 1.82 60.6%
action 97 588 1.80 46.1%
importance 98 587 1.80 51.1%
nato 99 584 1.79 34.4%
interest 100 581 1.78 51.1%
consultation 101 581 1.78 24.5%
important 102 579 1.78 48.6%
financial 103 578 1.77 41.5%
central 104 569 1.75 43.3%
statement 105 566 1.74 33.7%
summit 106 555 1.70 44.3%
use 107 555 1.70 48.6%
polish 108 553 1.70 32.6%
concern 109 550 1.69 47.5%
discussion 110 549 1.68 42.9%
environment 111 534 1.64 32.6%
among 112 533 1.63 51.8%
plan 113 528 1.62 35.8%
welcome 114 524 1.61 51.8%
october 115 523 1.60 30.5%
high 116 522 1.60 44.3%
increase 117 518 1.59 49.3%
year 118 518 1.59 46.8%
good 119 517 1.59 44.0%
march 120 517 1.59 29.4%
system 121 515 1.58 41.1%
japan 122 515 1.58 13.5%
provide 123 507 1.56 50.7%
agreement 124 499 1.53 43.3%
cultural 125 497 1.52 22.3%
promote 126 496 1.52 41.5%
develop 127 493 1.51 46.8%
protection 128 492 1.51 35.8%
initiative 129 488 1.50 47.2%
representative 130 485 1.49 37.9%
public 131 483 1.48 30.1%
november 132 483 1.48 28.0%
share 133 477 1.46 46.1%
relation 134 476 1.46 43.6%
make 135 474 1.45 55.3%
declaration 136 468 1.44 37.6%
current 137 465 1.43 50.0%
february 138 460 1.41 25.9%
result 139 457 1.40 48.6%
preparation 140 450 1.38 35.5%
government 141 448 1.37 39.7%
contribute 142 447 1.37 51.1%
economy 143 447 1.37 37.2%
social 144 444 1.36 35.1%
reform 145 444 1.36 42.6%
strategy 146 438 1.34 34.8%
april 147 438 1.34 27.7%
september 148 435 1.33 28.4%
role 149 434 1.33 49.6%
one 150 434 1.33 40.8%
challenge 151 432 1.33 49.3%
view 152 430 1.32 45.0%
possible 153 429 1.32 46.5%
migration 154 427 1.31 25.9%
base 155 424 1.30 50.7%
infrastructure 156 420 1.29 30.5%
prague 157 420 1.29 32.3%
slovakia 158 416 1.28 37.9%
respect 159 415 1.27 42.9%
particular 160 414 1.27 42.6%
warsaw 161 412 1.26 29.1%
coordination 162 408 1.25 24.1%
negotiation 163 404 1.24 36.9%
relate 164 404 1.24 33.0%
objective 165 399 1.22 40.8%
slovenia 166 398 1.22 22.3%
first 167 395 1.21 45.0%
crisis 168 392 1.20 35.5%
possibility 169 389 1.19 35.1%
proposal 170 388 1.19 35.5%
implement 171 385 1.18 40.4%
director 172 385 1.18 19.5%
responsible 173 384 1.18 27.0%
mutual 174 383 1.17 39.0%
program 175 382 1.17 26.2%
e 176 380 1.17 31.2%
climate 177 374 1.15 22.7%
management 178 371 1.14 34.8%
can 179 371 1.14 44.3%
agenda 180 367 1.13 35.5%
present 181 367 1.13 43.6%
effective 182 364 1.12 47.5%
sector 183 362 1.11 31.9%
event 184 362 1.11 20.9%
enhance 185 361 1.11 37.6%
ensure 186 360 1.10 39.0%
key 187 357 1.10 37.9%
towards 188 357 1.10 39.4%
follow 189 355 1.09 45.4%
establish 190 354 1.09 39.7%
gas 191 354 1.09 19.9%
countries 192 353 1.08 35.5%
term 193 350 1.07 41.1%
education 194 347 1.06 27.0%
situation 195 346 1.06 39.7%
part 196 344 1.06 41.5%
strong 197 343 1.05 44.0%
measure 198 342 1.05 35.1%
balkans 199 341 1.05 25.5%
service 200 340 1.04 26.2%
participation 201 339 1.04 32.6%
december 202 339 1.04 27.7%
dialogue 203 338 1.04 36.5%
innovation 204 338 1.04 23.4%
people 205 337 1.03 30.9%
context 206 337 1.03 38.3%
achieve 207 337 1.03 44.3%
president 208 334 1.02 26.6%
goal 209 334 1.02 37.6%
approach 210 333 1.02 36.5%
environmental 211 332 1.02 17.7%
strategic 212 331 1.02 35.5%
change 213 331 1.02 34.8%
consider 214 330 1.01 51.1%
force 215 325 1.00 30.5%
network 216 325 1.00 25.5%
justice 217 324 0.99 16.3%
romania 218 324 0.99 19.1%
close 219 323 0.99 39.7%
commitment 220 322 0.99 42.6%
shall 221 322 0.99 20.6%
legal 222 318 0.98 34.4%
institution 223 318 0.98 37.2%
call 224 316 0.97 41.1%
bulgaria 225 313 0.96 18.8%
format 226 310 0.95 21.6%
topic 227 310 0.95 25.2%
global 228 309 0.95 31.6%
parliament 229 309 0.95 30.9%
period 230 309 0.95 24.1%
create 231 308 0.94 41.8%
main 232 308 0.94 30.9%
balkan 233 307 0.94 24.5%
opportunity 234 306 0.94 36.5%
progress 235 306 0.94 44.0%
improve 236 305 0.94 36.5%
tourism 237 304 0.93 16.7%
value 238 304 0.93 35.8%
internal 239 303 0.93 32.3%
following 240 303 0.93 31.2%
place 241 301 0.92 35.1%
investment 242 300 0.92 27.7%
necessary 243 299 0.92 41.8%
accession 244 299 0.92 28.4%
working 245 299 0.92 18.4%
solution 246 298 0.91 39.7%
special 247 298 0.91 40.1%
administration 248 296 0.91 17.0%
way 249 295 0.90 41.5%
remain 250 293 0.90 35.8%
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convinced 883 65 0.20 16.0%
armed 884 65 0.20 9.9%
unit 885 65 0.20 11.0%
across 886 65 0.20 14.5%
battle 887 65 0.20 7.8%
home 888 65 0.20 12.4%
integrated 889 65 0.20 12.4%
plus 890 65 0.20 6.4%
defense 891 65 0.20 9.2%
h 892 64 0.20 7.8%
sovereignty 893 64 0.20 12.4%
fraud 894 64 0.20 6.0%
multinational 895 64 0.20 11.0%
certain 896 64 0.20 14.2%
balanced 897 64 0.20 15.2%
manner 898 64 0.20 15.6%
every 899 64 0.20 15.2%
green 900 64 0.20 9.9%
voice 901 63 0.19 12.4%
competitive 902 63 0.19 11.0%
flexibility 903 63 0.19 12.4%
battlegroup 904 63 0.19 8.9%
relationship 905 63 0.19 12.4%
prize 906 63 0.19 9.6%
bosnia 907 63 0.19 6.7%
awareness 908 63 0.19 10.6%
directors 909 63 0.19 8.9%
travel 910 63 0.19 11.3%
integrate 911 62 0.19 13.1%
ambitious 912 62 0.19 13.8%
visibility 913 62 0.19 11.0%
educational 914 62 0.19 12.1%
turkey 915 62 0.19 9.6%
cyber 916 62 0.19 8.9%
substantial 917 62 0.19 14.2%
history 918 62 0.19 8.9%
herzegovina 919 62 0.19 6.7%
expand 920 62 0.19 13.5%
successfully 921 62 0.19 12.8%
paper 922 62 0.19 12.4%
patent 923 62 0.19 6.7%
disaster 924 62 0.19 9.2%
senate 925 61 0.19 7.4%
chain 926 61 0.19 9.2%
obligation 927 61 0.19 15.2%
evaluate 928 61 0.19 13.5%
krakow 929 61 0.19 9.6%
historical 930 61 0.19 16.3%
asia 931 61 0.19 10.3%
equal 932 61 0.19 13.1%
electronic 933 61 0.19 8.5%
determination 934 60 0.18 12.8%
minsk 935 60 0.18 10.3%
csdp 936 60 0.18 8.5%
accept 937 60 0.18 11.7%
scale 938 60 0.18 13.8%
non 939 60 0.18 11.0%
art 940 60 0.18 10.3%
intensive 941 60 0.18 10.6%
engage 942 60 0.18 12.1%
satisfaction 943 59 0.18 13.8%
interoperability 944 59 0.18 11.3%
dedicate 945 59 0.18 14.2%
azerbaijan 946 59 0.18 11.0%
traditional 947 59 0.18 11.0%
china 948 59 0.18 9.9%
o 949 59 0.18 2.8%
cause 950 58 0.18 13.5%
deliver 951 58 0.18 13.8%
peaceful 952 58 0.18 10.6%
worker 953 58 0.18 9.9%
material 954 58 0.18 13.1%
english 955 58 0.18 15.6%
armenia 956 58 0.18 10.6%
august 957 58 0.18 11.7%
award 958 58 0.18 10.3%
paris 959 58 0.18 6.0%
mff 960 58 0.18 7.1%
thematic 961 58 0.18 8.9%
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facility 963 57 0.17 13.8%
outside 964 57 0.17 13.5%
senior 965 57 0.17 9.9%
elaboration 966 57 0.17 10.6%
theatre 967 57 0.17 6.7%
publish 968 57 0.17 12.4%
staff 969 57 0.17 9.9%
margin 970 57 0.17 7.4%
convene 971 56 0.17 11.3%
transit 972 56 0.17 13.1%
aspiration 973 56 0.17 14.2%
devote 974 56 0.17 9.2%
bear 975 56 0.17 13.5%
transatlantic 976 56 0.17 11.7%
manage 977 56 0.17 11.0%
trans 978 56 0.17 9.6%
lithuania 979 56 0.17 8.5%
tradition 980 56 0.17 10.3%
beneficial 981 55 0.17 14.5%
light 982 55 0.17 13.1%
ability 983 55 0.17 10.3%
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unity 985 55 0.17 9.6%
opening 986 55 0.17 10.3%
japanese 987 55 0.17 6.0%
stage 988 55 0.17 10.3%
vi 989 55 0.17 5.3%
n 990 55 0.17 4.6%
significantly 991 55 0.17 12.8%
limit 992 55 0.17 12.8%
modern 993 54 0.17 10.6%
path 994 54 0.17 12.1%
monitoring 995 54 0.17 9.6%
month 996 54 0.17 12.8%
smart 997 54 0.17 8.2%
child 998 54 0.17 9.6%
large 999 54 0.17 12.4%
recall 100
0
54 0.17 12.8%
Tab. 5 1,000 most common phrases
Phrase Rank Frequency Frequency
per 1000
words
Occurrence in documents
visegrad_group 1 1994 6.12 73.0%
member_state 2 798 2.45 55.7%
european_union 3 796 2.44 65.2%
czech_republic 4 712 2.19 69.9%
eastern_partnership 5 706 2.17 26.6%
co_operation 6 596 1.83 24.5%
prime_ministers 7 569 1.75 32.6%
group_country 8 519 1.59 39.7%
foreign_affair 9 488 1.50 36.5%
cohesion_policy 10 481 1.48 18.8%
hungarian_presidency 11 466 1.43 14.9%
slovak_republic 12 383 1.18 48.9%
slovak_presidency 13 383 1.18 12.1%
european_commission 14 378 1.16 39.0%
joint_statement 15 368 1.13 24.5%
visegrad_country 16 367 1.13 32.3%
polish_presidency 17 331 1.02 18.4%
western_balkans 18 329 1.01 24.8%
meeting_ministers 19 328 1.01 23.4%
international_visegrad 20 315 0.97 36.2%
republic_hungary 21 305 0.94 43.6%
republic_poland 22 302 0.93 41.1%
visegrad_fund 23 295 0.91 36.9%
european_council 24 282 0.87 28.7%
western_balkan 25 265 0.81 21.6%
czech_presidency 26 262 0.80 19.9%
cross_border 27 259 0.80 23.0%
foreign_ministers 28 258 0.79 15.6%
energy_security 29 255 0.78 22.0%
exchange_information 30 251 0.77 21.6%
exchange_experience 31 248 0.76 19.1%
ministers_visegrad 32 239 0.73 24.1%
prime_minister 33 236 0.72 24.5%
presidency_visegrad 34 232 0.71 24.8%
regional_cooperation 35 219 0.67 24.5%
central_european 36 207 0.64 24.5%
eu_member 37 206 0.63 30.1%
high_level 38 201 0.62 22.3%
take_place 39 199 0.61 27.3%
long_term 40 188 0.58 28.4%
central_europe 41 187 0.57 20.2%
cooperation_field 42 184 0.56 18.8%
public_administration 43 182 0.56 13.5%
regional_development 44 181 0.56 16.7%
ministers_culture 45 179 0.55 12.1%
visegrad_cooperation 46 177 0.54 16.3%
e_g 47 176 0.54 19.5%
common_position 48 174 0.53 17.7%
ministers_foreign 49 170 0.52 18.4%
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bulgaria_romania 52 160 0.49 13.1%
working_group 53 158 0.49 13.8%
good_practice 54 157 0.48 15.6%
exchange_view 55 156 0.48 23.8%
take_account 56 153 0.47 23.4%
climate_change 57 149 0.46 17.0%
ministerial_meeting 58 149 0.46 16.7%
north_south 59 148 0.45 11.7%
cultural_heritage 60 148 0.45 17.4%
within_eu 61 144 0.44 17.0%
partner_country 62 143 0.44 13.5%
hungary_poland 63 141 0.43 23.4%
civil_society 64 138 0.42 16.3%
cooperation_among 65 135 0.41 17.4%
defence_cooperation 66 135 0.41 13.1%
country_visegrad 67 135 0.41 22.0%
work_group 68 135 0.41 17.7%
within_framework 69 133 0.41 19.5%
joint_declaration 70 133 0.41 13.8%
political_director 71 133 0.41 9.6%
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ministry_foreign 75 129 0.40 24.1%
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expert_level 77 125 0.38 14.2%
third_country 78 124 0.38 19.1%
partnership_country 79 123 0.38 14.5%
eastern_europe 80 120 0.37 18.1%
security_policy 81 118 0.36 18.1%
european_parliament 82 116 0.36 18.4%
ten_t 83 116 0.36 9.9%
defence_policy 84 114 0.35 18.1%
cooperation_within 85 113 0.35 15.2%
meeting_minister 86 113 0.35 15.6%
security_defence 87 113 0.35 15.6%
eu_presidency 88 113 0.35 14.5%
close_cooperation 89 112 0.34 16.3%
single_market 90 112 0.34 14.9%
balkan_country 91 112 0.34 13.5%
euro_atlantic 92 112 0.34 16.7%
energy_policy 93 110 0.34 16.3%
human_rights 94 110 0.34 15.2%
internal_market 95 107 0.33 12.4%
foreign_policy 96 107 0.33 12.1%
minister_responsible 97 107 0.33 11.3%
ministers_meeting 98 104 0.32 12.1%
financial_framework 99 103 0.32 11.3%
minister_foreign 100 102 0.31 11.3%
rule_law 101 101 0.31 15.2%
poland_slovakia 102 101 0.31 18.8%
sustainable_development 103 99 0.30 17.7%
cooperation_area 104 96 0.29 14.5%
neighbourhood_policy 105 95 0.29 17.7%
eu_level 106 95 0.29 13.1%
meeting_hold 107 95 0.29 16.3%
state_secretaries 108 93 0.29 9.9%
ministers_welcome 109 93 0.29 13.8%
eu_fund 110 93 0.29 12.8%
strengthen_cooperation 111 92 0.28 17.7%
foreign_affairs 112 92 0.28 10.6%
share_experience 113 91 0.28 15.2%
nato_eu 114 91 0.28 14.2%
central_eastern 115 91 0.28 14.5%
external_border 116 91 0.28 14.5%
economic_growth 117 90 0.28 13.5%
foreign_minister 118 90 0.28 11.3%
eu_enlargement 119 89 0.27 15.2%
express_support 120 88 0.27 16.0%
among_country 121 87 0.27 16.0%
integration_process 122 87 0.27 12.8%
minister_agree 123 86 0.26 12.8%
group_countries 124 84 0.26 11.7%
eu_nato 125 83 0.25 14.5%
romania_slovenia 126 83 0.25 9.2%
country_eu 127 82 0.25 16.3%
eastern_partner 128 82 0.25 7.4%
country_also 129 81 0.25 16.3%
energy_market 130 81 0.25 10.6%
level_meeting 131 81 0.25 11.3%
budapest_meeting 132 81 0.25 5.0%
meeting_foreign 133 81 0.25 8.5%
informal_meeting 134 80 0.25 13.8%
meeting_prime 135 80 0.25 11.0%
small_medium 136 79 0.24 13.1%
structural_fund 137 79 0.24 12.1%
meet_ministers 138 78 0.24 7.4%
people_people 139 77 0.24 14.2%
border_cooperation 140 77 0.24 11.7%
meeting_national 141 77 0.24 6.4%
labour_market 142 77 0.24 6.7%
cooperation_visegrad 143 76 0.23 13.5%
ministers_agree 144 76 0.23 13.1%
common_agricultural 145 76 0.23 12.4%
add_value 146 76 0.23 13.5%
defence_ministers 147 76 0.23 9.2%
eastern_european 148 76 0.23 14.2%
free_movement 149 76 0.23 15.2%
association_agreement 150 76 0.23 12.1%
agricultural_policy 151 76 0.23 12.4%
minister_environment 152 75 0.23 6.4%
economic_development 153 75 0.23 16.7%
visegrad_countries 154 75 0.23 15.6%
first_half 155 75 0.23 13.5%
development_cooperation 156 75 0.23 11.7%
culture_visegrad 157 75 0.23 9.9%
united_nation 158 74 0.23 14.2%
area_cooperation 159 74 0.23 11.7%
soon_possible 160 73 0.22 16.0%
minister_culture 161 73 0.22 7.4%
minister_express 162 72 0.22 12.4%
regional_policy 163 72 0.22 9.6%
programming_period 164 72 0.22 9.9%
climate_energy 165 72 0.22 7.4%
issue_relate 166 72 0.22 13.1%
multiannual_financial 167 72 0.22 9.2%
affair_visegrad 168 71 0.22 11.3%
transport_infrastructure 169 71 0.22 12.8%
inter_alia 170 71 0.22 13.1%
european_country 171 71 0.22 15.2%
presidency_also 172 71 0.22 6.4%
task_force 173 70 0.21 7.4%
meeting_expert 174 70 0.21 10.3%
summit_prime 175 69 0.21 9.9%
gas_market 176 69 0.21 8.2%
underline_importance 177 68 0.21 13.1%
renewable_energy 178 68 0.21 13.1%
country_eastern 179 68 0.21 10.6%
mutual_cooperation 180 68 0.21 10.6%
rural_development 181 67 0.21 12.1%
migration_crisis 182 67 0.21 10.3%
country_region 183 67 0.21 11.0%
research_development 184 67 0.21 12.1%
people_contact 185 66 0.20 12.4%
economic_social 186 66 0.20 13.8%
joint_action 187 66 0.20 9.2%
republic_republic 188 65 0.20 13.1%
eu_country 189 65 0.20 14.2%
ministers_interior 190 65 0.20 6.7%
minister_justice 191 65 0.20 2.8%
country_support 192 64 0.20 16.0%
ministers_defence 193 63 0.19 11.0%
battle_group 194 63 0.19 7.8%
crisis_management 195 63 0.19 10.3%
territorial_integrity 196 62 0.19 11.3%
eap_country 197 62 0.19 8.9%
free_trade 198 62 0.19 13.5%
ministries_foreign 199 62 0.19 8.5%
bosnia_herzegovina 200 62 0.19 6.7%
prague_meeting 201 62 0.19 3.9%
eu_policy 202 61 0.19 15.6%
regular_meeting 203 61 0.19 13.5%
european_neighbourhood 204 61 0.19 13.8%
presidency_focus 205 61 0.19 6.7%
statement_ministers 206 60 0.18 5.0%
common_security 207 60 0.18 12.4%
visegrad_region 208 60 0.18 8.9%
country_hold 209 60 0.18 13.1%
presidency_continue 210 60 0.18 7.8%
eu_cohesion 211 60 0.18 7.8%
ministers_express 212 59 0.18 11.7%
ministers_agriculture 213 59 0.18 7.8%
visegrad_four 214 59 0.18 8.5%
occasion_anniversary 215 59 0.18 3.9%
political_economic 216 58 0.18 14.5%
express_hope 217 58 0.18 13.8%
energy_infrastructure 218 58 0.18 8.9%
coordinate_position 219 58 0.18 8.5%
international_community 220 58 0.18 8.5%
european_affairs 221 57 0.17 9.2%
environmental_protection 222 57 0.17 10.6%
atlantic_integration 223 57 0.17 9.6%
support_development 224 57 0.17 12.4%
national_parliament 225 57 0.17 9.9%
poland_slovak 226 57 0.17 12.4%
ministers_environment 227 57 0.17 9.9%
eu_budget 228 57 0.17 8.5%
financial_perspective 229 57 0.17 8.5%
four_country 230 56 0.17 12.1%
special_attention 231 56 0.17 12.1%
armed_force 232 56 0.17 8.2%
high_representative 233 56 0.17 10.6%
working_meeting 234 56 0.17 3.9%
council_meeting 235 56 0.17 9.6%
hungary_republic 236 55 0.17 13.5%
european_region 237 55 0.17 12.1%
social_economic 238 55 0.17 12.1%
country_european 239 55 0.17 14.9%
eu_energy 240 55 0.17 8.5%
energy_sector 241 55 0.17 10.3%
bratislava_meeting 242 55 0.17 3.9%
expert_consultation 243 55 0.17 5.3%
energy_union 244 54 0.17 5.7%
parliament_council 245 54 0.17 9.9%
accession_negotiation 246 54 0.17 10.3%
future_eu 247 54 0.17 12.4%
use_eu 248 54 0.17 9.9%
group_slovenia 249 54 0.17 2.1%
transport_network 250 54 0.17 7.8%
individual_country 251 54 0.17 11.3%
international_conference 252 54 0.17 7.4%
environment_ministers 253 53 0.16 8.5%
country_western 254 53 0.16 9.9%
schengen_area 255 53 0.16 10.6%
eu_institution 256 53 0.16 11.3%
bulgaria_croatia 257 53 0.16 6.7%
european_transport 258 53 0.16 7.8%
work_meeting 259 53 0.16 8.2%
expert_group 260 53 0.16 7.1%
romania_bulgaria 261 53 0.16 7.4%
stress_importance 262 52 0.16 13.8%
development_assistance 263 52 0.16 9.2%
look_forward 264 52 0.16 10.3%
energy_efficiency 265 52 0.16 10.3%
explore_possibility 266 52 0.16 9.9%
science_technology 267 52 0.16 7.8%
slovenia_croatia 268 52 0.16 3.9%
ministers_also 269 51 0.16 9.2%
european_security 270 51 0.16 10.6%
new_eu 271 51 0.16 12.1%
research_innovation 272 51 0.16 5.3%
future_cohesion 273 51 0.16 7.1%
heads_government 274 50 0.15 6.7%
policy_eu 275 50 0.15 11.3%
enhance_cooperation 276 50 0.15 8.5%
state_secretary 277 50 0.15 9.2%
visegra_d 278 49 0.15 5.3%
within_european 279 49 0.15 12.1%
visa_free 280 49 0.15 11.0%
council_conclusion 281 49 0.15 9.2%
eu_bg 282 49 0.15 6.0%
president_european 283 49 0.15 8.5%
visegrad_co 284 49 0.15 5.7%
november_meeting 285 49 0.15 2.1%
country_express 286 48 0.15 12.4%
also_agree 287 48 0.15 8.2%
source_ministry 288 48 0.15 16.3%
member_country 289 48 0.15 9.9%
statement_visegrad 290 48 0.15 4.3%
second_half 291 48 0.15 9.2%
cz_pre 292 48 0.15 0.4%
justice_republic 293 48 0.15 1.1%
energy_source 294 47 0.14 9.9%
memorandum_understanding 295 47 0.14 9.2%
cooperation_eu 296 47 0.14 11.3%
civil_protection 297 47 0.14 6.0%
council_europe 298 47 0.14 9.6%
eu_agenda 299 47 0.14 9.2%
new_member 300 47 0.14 10.3%
ministry_justice 301 47 0.14 5.3%
express_readiness 302 46 0.14 10.3%
country_field 303 46 0.14 10.3%
natural_gas 304 46 0.14 8.5%
market_integration 305 46 0.14 5.0%
ad_hoc 306 46 0.14 10.3%
eu_council 307 46 0.14 9.2%
budapest_june 308 46 0.14 5.0%
meeting_representative 309 46 0.14 9.6%
october_meeting 310 46 0.14 5.3%
middle_east 311 45 0.14 9.9%
legal_migration 312 45 0.14 9.9%
ministers_czech 313 45 0.14 8.2%
statement_prime 314 45 0.14 3.5%
stress_need 315 45 0.14 10.3%
country_continue 316 45 0.14 8.9%
eu_ukraine 317 45 0.14 6.7%
take_consideration 318 45 0.14 9.9%
ministers_country 319 45 0.14 9.9%
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budapest_february 321 45 0.14 4.3%
spatial_development 322 45 0.14 5.0%
council_european 323 45 0.14 8.9%
minister_republic 324 44 0.14 7.8%
country_agree 325 44 0.14 11.7%
bear_mind 326 44 0.14 11.3%
enlargement_process 327 44 0.14 10.3%
supply_chain 328 44 0.14 5.7%
support_eu 329 44 0.14 9.9%
presidency_council 330 44 0.14 10.3%
joint_position 331 44 0.14 7.1%
work_together 332 44 0.14 10.3%
territorial_cohesion 333 44 0.14 7.1%
foreign_ministry 334 44 0.14 7.4%
participate_country 335 43 0.13 9.2%
directive_ec 336 43 0.13 6.4%
capability_development 337 43 0.13 7.4%
financial_instrument 338 43 0.13 8.5%
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minister_welcome 340 43 0.13 8.5%
visegrad_prize 341 43 0.13 8.9%
operation_field 342 43 0.13 6.4%
interest_country 343 43 0.13 9.2%
baltic_state 344 43 0.13 8.2%
austria_slovenia 345 43 0.13 8.2%
presidency_shall 346 43 0.13 1.8%
meeting_visegrad 347 42 0.13 9.2%
commission_proposal 348 42 0.13 9.2%
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deepen_cooperation 350 42 0.13 10.6%
group_meeting 351 42 0.13 9.9%
joint_activity 352 42 0.13 8.5%
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country_take 354 42 0.13 10.6%
eu_membership 355 42 0.13 10.6%
young_people 356 42 0.13 7.1%
croatia_romania 357 42 0.13 4.6%
parliamentary_dimension 358 42 0.13 6.4%
nordic_council 359 42 0.13 6.7%
climate_policy 360 42 0.13 4.6%
pdf_budapest 361 42 0.13 0.7%
ministry_environment 362 41 0.13 8.5%
continue_cooperation 363 41 0.13 8.9%
cohesion_fund 364 41 0.13 7.8%
reform_process 365 41 0.13 10.3%
step_towards 366 41 0.13 8.5%
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cyber_security 383 40 0.12 7.4%
october_joint 384 40 0.12 2.1%
country_well 385 40 0.12 8.9%
nordic_baltic 386 40 0.12 4.3%
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nuclear_energy 390 40 0.12 6.7%
plus_japan 391 40 0.12 1.4%
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balkans_eastern 394 39 0.12 6.4%
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affair_council 403 39 0.12 6.7%
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level_group 407 39 0.12 5.3%
ministry_agriculture 408 39 0.12 5.0%
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progress_make 412 38 0.12 10.6%
support_effort 413 38 0.12 9.6%
internal_energy 414 38 0.12 7.8%
budapest_march 415 38 0.12 3.9%
trans_european 416 38 0.12 7.4%
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enhanced_cooperation 418 38 0.12 9.2%
june_meeting 419 38 0.12 5.7%
press_statement 420 38 0.12 3.2%
statement_meeting 421 37 0.11 3.5%
fight_terrorism 422 37 0.11 8.9%
national_level 423 37 0.11 8.9%
political_dialogue 424 37 0.11 9.6%
eu_accession 425 37 0.11 8.2%
defence_capability 426 37 0.11 8.5%
development_transport 427 37 0.11 7.4%
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medium_enterprise 946 23 0.07 5.3%
region_well 947 23 0.07 6.4%
project_common 948 23 0.07 6.0%
order_achieve 949 23 0.07 7.1%
protection_external 950 23 0.07 5.3%
multilateral_dimension 951 23 0.07 6.0%
information_employee 952 23 0.07 4.6%
cultural_cooperation 953 23 0.07 6.0%
fund_cohesion 954 23 0.07 5.3%
minister_state 955 23 0.07 5.0%
meeting_discuss 956 23 0.07 6.4%
culture_ministers 957 23 0.07 3.9%
hungary_minister 958 23 0.07 4.6%
representative_foreign 959 23 0.07 5.3%
decision_make 960 23 0.07 6.7%
rural_area 961 23 0.07 5.3%
prague_june 962 23 0.07 5.3%
minister_visegrad 963 23 0.07 5.3%
common_foreign 964 23 0.07 6.0%
cooperation_japan 965 23 0.07 4.6%
responsible_culture 966 23 0.07 3.5%
eu_structural 967 23 0.07 6.7%
priority_czech 968 23 0.07 3.9%
unesco_world 969 23 0.07 6.7%
european_social 970 23 0.07 6.0%
official_summit 971 23 0.07 5.0%
regional_grouping 972 23 0.07 5.7%
energy_resource 973 23 0.07 5.3%
visegrad_scholarship 974 23 0.07 3.2%
global_economic 975 23 0.07 4.3%
dimension_visegrad 976 23 0.07 5.7%
december_joint 977 23 0.07 2.1%
road_safety 978 23 0.07 3.9%
cooperation_international 979 23 0.07 5.7%
marketing_plan 980 23 0.07 5.0%
eu_affair 981 23 0.07 3.5%
meeting_european 982 23 0.07 6.0%
meeting_organise 983 23 0.07 4.3%
tour_operator 984 23 0.07 3.2%
declaration_visegrad 985 23 0.07 3.5%
official_development 986 23 0.07 5.3%
cooperation_respect 987 23 0.07 3.2%
following_topic 988 23 0.07 5.0%
agree_follow 989 22 0.07 7.8%
take_stock 990 22 0.07 5.3%
agree_continue 991 22 0.07 5.7%
minister_stress 992 22 0.07 6.4%
environment_minister 993 22 0.07 3.9%
resource_efficiency 994 22 0.07 4.3%
action_aim 995 22 0.07 5.3%
issue_include 996 22 0.07 7.1%
knowledge_experience 997 22 0.07 6.0%
senate_republic 998 22 0.07 4.6%
interest_eu 999 22 0.07 6.7%
regional_co 1000 22 0.07 4.3%
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