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 Corruption debate hits low notes |
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| In a clash reminiscent of past decades when Greece was split into bitter factions, the problem of endemic corruption provoked an explosion of accusations between the government and opposition in Parliament last night.
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| Olympic sale grounded, again |
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| Greece's privatization program suffered another heavy blow yesterday when the preferred bidder for Olympic Airways walked away from the struggling national carrier, saying it was too difficult to negotiate with the government.
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| Bishop: All of us were threatened |
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| A dissident bishop outraged the Church of Greece yesterday by claiming that all senior clerics have at some point been blackmailed by journalists, and Archbishop Christodoulos «undoubtedly» knew what was happening.
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| State foreign language exams |
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| The first state foreign language exams, billed by the government as a cheaper, state-approved version of the exams organized by international language institutes, are to be held in the spring, the Education Ministry said yesterday.
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| Self-imposed fast kills young medical student |
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| A 20-year-old medical student, who had been suffering from anorexia nervosa for years, died of cardiac arrest brought on by her self-imposed starvation, Ioannina coroner Theodoros Vouyiouklakis said yesterday.
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