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  1. As negotiations start, Greek coalition draws confidence from public opinion
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    Minister Alexis Tsipras made a point of asking Greeks to pay the final two instalments (January

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  2. Greek primary budget surplus halved in Jan as revenues miss target

    Economy

    Valavani urged taxpayers to pay their VAT and single property tax (ENFIA) instalments for January

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  3. You've heard the Greek crisis myths, now here are some truths
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    Agora

    of the EFSF loans to Greece) or when interest payments start coming due, Greece is unable to pay

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  4. Greek reform proposals set for broad approval but include some political obstacles
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    any of its predecessors. It says it will ensure through current legislation that broadcasters pay

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  5. The numbers behind Greece's reform proposals

    EconomyProgramme

    instalment schemes to discriminate efficiently between strategic defaulters and those unable to pay

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  6. Newsletter 17 - 27/02/2015

    Newsletters

    Alekos Flambouraris indicated that the government might indeed be unable to pay the IMF in full

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  7. As coalition prepares first draft laws, Tsipras may avoid Parliament vote on extension
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    on Friday that the draft law, allowing taxpayers to pay in up to 100 instalments, would be prepared

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  8. Greece: The gathering storm
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    Agora

    to pay the IMF in full and could ask for part of the repayment to be delayed. This picture

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  9. Gender stereotyping rife in workplace, say Greeks

    Society

    country for which no gender pay gap figures were available for 2013.

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  10. The ECB's strict rules apply if you dare not comply
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    Agora

    that had borrowed money under the ELA from the Central Bank of Ireland to pay off their creditors

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