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  1. EU officials see Greek deal close, broad debt talks to follow
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    is let off the hook of the growth and stability pact,” he added. It should be noted, though

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  2. The IMF and Greece's bitter pill
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    is prepared to sign off and let Greece swallow another bitter pill that the Fund doesn’t believe will cure

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  3. Why can't Greece be more like Cyprus?
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    Agora

    , as if to drive this point home and rub salt into the wounds of the Greek entrepreneur. Taxes Let’s stick

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  4. Papandreou returns as PASOK seeks revival
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    ’s return by claiming it was an issue of “political dignity” for the party to refuse to let him back

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  5. Cat and mouse: Greece and Schaeuble
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    poor at interpreting the mood and motivations in Europe. Let’s ignore that Greece is currently

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  6. Decisive week for Greek programme begins with proposal from Athens
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    that “there are still few issues on the table”. “Let’s be very pragmatic, my priority is not to discuss

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  7. Progress seen after Brussels talks but review conclusion still out of reach
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    this might put more pressure on its European lenders to force the International Monetary Fund to let up

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  8. What Dijsselbloem didn't say
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    Agora

    can call this whole process an unavoidable quid pro quo or an arrangement born of necessity but let’s

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  9. Athens hopes for deal at Eurogroup but doubts persist
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    if Friday’s Eurogroup does not result in an agreement. The premier said his government would “not let

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  10. Tsipras tries to keep government's eyes on the prize
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    by and let Tsipras spin his narrative. A parliamentary debate on the Eurogroup agreement has been

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