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  1. Newsletter 11 - 16/01/2015

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    . If they enter Parliament, the threshold for the winning party to form a government will rise to levels

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  2. Newsletter 12 - 23/01/2015

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    . In many ways Greece is currently sitting on a winning lottery ticket as regards its energy mix capacity

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  3. Why Greece’s ‘also ran’ parties are crucial
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    by these small parties totals 5 percent, for example, the winning party would need 38.4 percent to take

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  4. Tsipras gets his way over September congress, gains breathing space from SYRIZA rebels
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    congress so there would be no change in delegates. By winning Thursday’s vote, Tsipras will have

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  5. Why Tsipras might gamble on snap elections
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    with well over 200 votes in the 300-seat Parliament and the apparent certainty of winning crucial

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  6. Newsletter 39 - 21/08/2015

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    . Fulfilling both desires would require a gold medal-winning balancing act on the political high beam. Tsipras

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  7. Tsipras and the binary opposition
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    a gold medal-winning balancing act on the political high beam. Tsipras has so far executed this routine

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  8. Tsipras looks for traction with elections finely balanced in final stretch
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    enthusiasm for such alliances. When the campaign began, SYRIZA spoke of winning an outright majority

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  9. Odds on SYRIZA victory shorten ahead of elections
    SYRIZA

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    in the week. Difference The winning margin is the most volatile betting event. The latest odds favour

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  10. Tsipras and SYRIZA: More old than new
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    Alexis Tsipras staked his political future on the “new vs old” concept in the September 20 elections. His victory at the ballot box, though, does not mean that it can yet be deemed a winning strategy. Why was it a risk to claim he could be the new broom to sweep away the old system and its corrupt

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