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  1. The republic without a government
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    Agora

    publicly expressed their anger at the federal German authorities and how slow they have been

    6%
  2. Name and shame
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    Agora

    declaring his empathy with the protestors and suggesting that their anger was only directed

    6%
  3. New Democracy turns up heat on Tsipras and Kammenos
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    of tapping in to this anger at the government’s negotiations with Skopje since it became clear

    6%
  4. Symbolism takes leading role in political developments

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    were hoping that Greeks would vent their frustrations at the EU ballot and then vote with less anger

    6%
  5. As part of search for culprits in Boutaris attack, parties should look at themselves
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    Agora

    anger in relation to the international lenders and the Greek politicians who “collaborated” with them

    6%
  6. Quasi-statesmanship and political gymnastics

    Agora

    anger and to mask the fact that the agreement is in line with the demands the Greek side (also when

    6%
  7. Government indicates readiness to play waiting game on pension cuts
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    the SYRIZA-led coalition, which suggests that the matter could still have the potential to anger voters

    6%
  8. Newsletter 172 -27/07/2018

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    chiefs it has appointed) from any Mourning has turned to anger as both the public and politicians look

    6%
  9. Mitsotakis steps up pressure on coalition over wildfire deaths
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    with the party faithful, tapping into the anger felt because of the high number of deaths

    6%
  10. Lenders set to keep coalition waiting for answer on pension cuts
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    into anger with the lenders if they block efforts to stop the reductions. Until now

    6%