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| PASOK trims ND poll lead |
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| The ruling PASOK party appears to be recovering from the blow it suffered last month when a junior minister tried to pass controversial legislation favoring a land developer. A nationwide telephone poll conducted by VPRC for Skai radio among 1,186 people on Feb. 2-3 found that if elections were held today, 32.7 percent would vote for New Democracy and 29.2 percent for PASOK.
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| Date for Cyprus talks by Friday? |
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| A date for the initiation of new peace talks on Cyprus could be set «in a day or so,» United Nations Secretary-General Kofi Annan said yesterday in his strongest show of optimism since the last round of negotiations broke down last March.
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| Salonica is Greek Web capital |
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| The typical Greek Internet user is an educated, affluent male city-dweller aged 18-24 who is looking for specific information, according to a new survey made public yesterday.
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| Age won’t count for Games flats |
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| Hoping to attract foreign ticket-holders seeking to rent apartments in central Athens during the Summer Games, tourism officials said yesterday they would scrap a controversial clause excluding buildings more than 23 years old from the Olympic rental program.
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| Third northern see in administrative limbo |
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| The power vacuum in northern Greece's ecclesiastical affairs grew yesterday after the resignation, on health grounds, of Ambrosios, Bishop of Kozani.
This means that, due to the ongoing turf war between the Greek Church and the Istanbul-based Ecumenical Patriarchate, three northern Greek dioceses are now without bishops.
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