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  1. Eurogroup build-up dominated by internal friction over way forward
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    % No answer 3.4% #Greece — MacroPolis (@MacroPolis_gr) May 11, 2015 Marc poll for @EFSYNTAKTON Should "red

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  2. Alexis's choice
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    a deal will be some feat. The suggestion last week that the red lines on pensions and labour market

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  3. SYRIZA strife not a rebellion in the making yet
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    that crosses SYRIZA’s so-called “red lines,” including pension and labour reform but they have limited

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  4. Newsletter 27 - 22/05/2015

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    of an ultimatum. It is quite likely that this will trample over some of the “red lines” the government has pledged

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  5. Newsletter 28 - 29/05/2015

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    that the government will not cross its “red lines”, particularly with regard to the privatisation

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  6. Creditors devise proposal in Berlin, Tsipras prepares ground in Athens
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    ) would not support any package that crosses SYRIZA’s “red lines.” However, at the same time, Lafazanis

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  7. Will SYRIZA accept the proposal from Greece's lenders?
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    behaviour over the last four months. While he has insisted that the government will not cross its “red

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  8. SYRIZA prepares to debate deal as Tsipras's options narrow

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    receiving its 300 million euros. Interestingly, though, Fylis said that the government’s four “red

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  9. Tsipras and lenders leave themselves with fading chances of salvaging deal
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    was advocating just a few days ago. Among other things, Tsipras has offered to his red line

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  10. Another week of losses for Greek stock market amid topsy-turvy ride

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    The Greek stock market remained in the red for the third successive week, recording losses of 1.5 percent this week. The stock performance throughout the week showed three patterns: A negative trend in the first three sessions, with cumulative losses of 3.2 percent, a sharp rebound by 8.2 percent

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