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  1. Move to unite centre left takes next step but potential in doubt

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    is far less illustrious, particularly as he was the man who led Greece into the euro in what, events

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  2. Cyprus in 2014: Looking ahead
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    Agora

    that the EU adopt a far more active role in the negotiation process: its aim was not to undermine

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  3. One in four Greeks in severe material deprivation; a eurozone outlier
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    Society

    materially deprived. This is by far the highest rate in the eurozone (compared, for example, to 8.6

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  4. As EU presidency approaches, poll suggests Greeks are most isolated within Union

    Society

    the same currency. Greeks see, the two biggest problems, by far, as being unemployment (65 percent

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  5. Greece in 2014: The risks and opportunities of moving forward

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    . So far the resolution of this key crisis parameter is deferred. In light of the growing role

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  6. DIMAR faces struggle to survive in 2014, a year of elections
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    ://www.macropolis.gr/?i=portal.en.politics.683). Kouvelis has so far rejected the second option, preferring

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  7. Topsy-turvy ride continues for Independent Greeks, as another MP goes

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    that, it also puts to rest the latest turbulence for the right-wing party, which has never been far from

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  8. Greek banks' capital backstop and the funding gap: An uneasy relationship
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    Economy

    state, of which circa 41 billion have been utilised so far. The remaining capital buffer amounts to 8-9

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  9. A macroeconomic assessment of the Cypriot economy after the haircut
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    Agora

    drop in GDP so far. The above answers to the first question have important implications

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  10. Despite pledges, Greeks uncertain and feel recovery will take years
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    Society

    and believe that the crisis is far from over. When speaking to foreign journalists earlier this month

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