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  1. Newsletter 86 - 26/08/2016

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    that property prices have been falling for 29 consecutive quarters, although the dip in Q2 was the slowest

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  2. From MoU exit to Grexit: Where next for Greece?
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    Agora

    by December 2016, secure QE at the start of 2017 and dip his toe back into the markets with a small issue

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  3. About to soar? Greece's economy still needs to be handled with care
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    Agora

    from the dip in the first half of the year as the review was drawn out, and is now at levels

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  4. Lull in review talks gives PM chance to mind domestic agenda

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    percent versus 18.4 percent for SYRIZA. Although both parties experienced a dip in their ratings

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  5. Broad support in Parliament for handouts amid mixed signals from polls
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    move indicated in the University of Macedonia poll has not translated into a dip in SYRIZA’s rating

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  6. OECD report shows Greece had highest tax ratio rise in 2016
    By Panayiotis Tzamaros/Fosphotos

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    as a percentage of GDP are on the rise since the dip in 2008 and 2009 due to the financial and economic

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  7. Omnibus bill to be tabled shortly as Athens edges to third review conclusion
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    EconomyProgramme

    to Naftemporiki daily. This would pave the way for Athens to dip back into the markets again after

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  8. Greeks seen working longer, until July 18, to meet annual tax bill

    Society

    . The study notes that for a third year, European Union workers saw their average “real tax rate” dip

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  9. Bad news
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    Agora

    Making mistakes is part of journalism. In the rush to get stories online, something can be misheard, misspelled, misinterpreted and then missed by editors. As American journalist and media analyst Jack Shafer put it a few years ago: “Journalists don’t need to dip into a box labelled ‘Half-truths

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  10. Spree of media deals puts spotlight back on ownership issues

    Society

    family made their most recent media acquisitions, greeted the announcements with a dip. Shifting sands

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