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WorldAcropolis now: Greece may be just the startOther Eurozone countries are faltering, with far more worrying consequences
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GeneralGermany warns there’s no end in sight to euro crisisJim Flaherty lambastes European leaders for "wasted" time
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WorldMerkel under siegeAngry voters at home are increasingly turning against her and her coalition government
GeneralGreece reveals deeper than expected deficitNews sends European markets tumbling, adds to default fears
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