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  1. Tsipras turns down last-minute Juncker offer, plans to stand aside if 'Yes' wins
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    ” would follow a “Yes” vote. 2) If there is a win for the “Yes” campaign, the government

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  2. Between Scylla and Charybdis
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    choice on Sunday is for the bad option. *Follow Yiannis on Twitter. Yiannis Mouzakis

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  3. Newsletter 33 - 03/07/2015

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    that either a cabinet reshuffle or an outright change of government (coalition) may follow Sunday’s... is unlikely to en masse favour being part of a national emergency government. The other possibility

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  4. Yes or no, complex political developments lie ahead for Greece
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    that could follow the referendum. No If there is a “No” vote (no matter how slim), the government

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  5. Divided we fall?
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    and the eurozone to lift the negativity and heal the division they have caused. Follow Nick

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  6. What next for Greece's revenues and spending?

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    of grants to social security funds their own proceeds from social security contributions. *Follow Manos

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  7. Tsipras has until Sunday to keep Greece in euro, must pass measures immediately

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    scenes that would follow. French President Francois Hollande said the European Central Bank would

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  8. Between heaven and hell
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    published in Die Zeit. You can follow Nick on Twitter: @NickMalkoutzis Nick Malkoutzis

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  9. Greek banks in intensive care: What lies ahead?
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    is the head analyst at MacroPolis. You can follow him on Twitter: @ManosGiakoumis Manos Giakoumis

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  10. After marathon in Brussels, short sprints for Tsipras in Athens
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    will follow Lafazanis’s example and not vote for the new measures but not give up their seats

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