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  1. In the absence of light, darkness grows
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    its ceiling.” Let’s examine the thinking behind this last statement. According to the leaks from

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  2. Drop ‘til you shop
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    Agora

    Sunday opening) but let’s leave that aside. The argument behind Sunday opening, as put forward in other

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  3. A factional story: When disunity came to visit New Democracy
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    there is a willingness within New Democracy to let bygones be bygones so the right can be reborn. Health Minister

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  4. Athens pleased with Brussels appointments but new Commissioner faces big task
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    not let off the Greek government lightly. The outgoing Greek minister certainly faces a big task in his

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  5. Samaras plots early bailout exit, plays down debt relief as Merkel remains tight-lipped
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    avoid a third bailout, let alone leave its programme early. He also underlined recently

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  6. Does Greece need a third programme?
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    in Athens is determined to jump on the train and join Ireland as well as Portugal. But let us take

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  7. Troika and Greece in stalemate over budget targets, prior actions as time ticks away
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    following a weak performance in October. The ministry has also let it be known that the final 2015

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  8. Newsletter 12 - 23/01/2015

    Newsletters

    for Greece’s economic recovery prospects in the course of 2015 and beyond. Let’s ponder a few

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  9. Newsletter 13 - 30/01/2015

    Newsletters

    government’s missives has yet to convince a sceptical public in Greece, let alone those with whom

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  10. Less is more: The Greek government needs a chisel, not a sledgehammer

    Agora

    in Greece, let alone those with whom the administration will immediately have to do business

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