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  1. Lest we forget

    Agora

    is now out in the open. The grim story of extremism doesn’t end here, though. Nobody has yet been

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  2. Sharper drop for retail sales in July points to lingering recession

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    Retail sales continued heading south for yet another month with the contraction rate accelerating to 14.2 percent in July from a revised 7.7 percent in June, according to Hellenic Statistical Authority (ELSTAT). A similar drop (14.0 percent) was also evident in retail volumes. The picture remains

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  3. Golden Dawn support down to 2012 levels but with potential to rise again, poll shows

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    that a sizeable proportion of Greeks are not yet willing to believe that Golden Dawn is the threat to Greece

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  4. What do Greeks fear most? The lack of justice

    Society

    the country’s fiscal adjustment, while others that existed before the crisis have not yet been addressed

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  5. A quarter-pounder democracy

    Agora

    collection, for instance, remains under political control and is yet to be granted the independence

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  6. Polls give New Democracy wafer-thin lead over SYRIZA

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    (DIMAR) garnered 4.2 percent. Just over 13.5 percent said they have not yet decided which party

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  7. What is the state of play with Greek banks?

    Economy

    . Although not out of the woods yet, they appear ready to tackle with upcoming challenges from a better

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  8. Revenues beat target for third straight month, put primary surplus in sight

    Economy

    from its peak of 1.82 billion until July, yet with a significant positive impact on current’s year’s

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  9. Direct taxes jump by 46 pct to help Sept. revenues beat target for third month in row

    Economy

    to date surplus to 1.25 billion from its peak of 1.82 billion until July, yet with a significant

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  10. No signs of credit revival in Sept., balances at 221 bln

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    and troika projections, credit expansion is expected to resume as of next year in line with GDP growth, yet

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