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CONCERT (through the
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French from
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Lat.
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con-, with, and certare, to strive)  , a
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term meaning, in
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general, co-operation, agreement or
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union; the more specific usages being, in
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music, for a public performance by instrumentalists, vocalists or both combined, and in
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diplomacy, for an understanding or agreement for
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common
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action between two or more states, whether defined by treaty or not . The term "
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Concert of
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Europe " has been commonly applied, since the
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congress of
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Vienna (1814-1815), to the
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European
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powers consulting or acting together in questions of common
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interest .

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