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  1. Agreement creates array of political challenges for Tsipras, who must move fast

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    Greek Parliament. This will be a tall order for the coalition, although there have been reports

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  2. Coalition wants to push own bills through as well as negotiate with lenders

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    the government with a tall order over the next few weeks, particularly given its relatively low

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  3. Newsletter 95 - 11/11/2016

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    to complete the review, which seems like a tall order, especially given the arrival of new ministers. Once

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  4. Tsipras's choices are becoming clearer but not any easier

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    from a cut to spending on existing pensions. This is a tall order for the Greek coalition. Even if one

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  5. Greece forced to revisit prickly subject of pension spending to conclude review
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    will also be a tall order for Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras.

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  6. Review gathers pace as mission chiefs prepare for Athens return
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    with in the coming weeks, and concluding matters before the end of the year currently seems like a tall

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  7. Newsletter 138

    Newsletters

    deliverables to tackle, making meeting the early December deadline for prior actions a tall order

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  8. Investors voice concerns about delays to Hellenikon as mine talks falter
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    plans which foresees skyscrapers reaching up to 200 meters tall. According to the investment consortium

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  9. Newsletter 139 -10/11/2017

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    reaching up to 200 meters tall. The European Commission’s Autumn forecast showed a positive sentiment

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  10. Hitman's furlough and investment complications pose new problems for Tsipras
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    for the construction of a significant number of tall buildings, with no height constraints, the ministerial

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