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Why did Tsipras win again?
The initial results from Greece’s second general election this year, and its fifth since October 2009, suggest that the prime minister, Alexis Tsipras, has a level of political durability that few could have predicted – and that a large section of Greek society is willing to be incredibly patient with him.
Read the rest of this opinion piece on The Guardian's Comment is Free blog.