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Papandreou prepares to name first Cabinet
 Socialist ministers due to be announced today; large scale of PASOK victory that secured comfortable majority becomes clear

Prime Minister-elect George Papandreou is expected to name his first Cabinet today, following PASOK's resounding victory at the polls on Sunday, a result which continues to send shock waves through New Democracy and yesterday led to one of the previous government's most senior members, Giorgos Souflias, announcing his retirement from politics.
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College license decision fuels ire
Outgoing Education Minister Aris Spiliotopoulos approved a batch of licenses allowing the operation...
Poll observers ‘fixed’ ballots
A Thessaloniki misdemeanors court yesterday passed down three-year jail sentences to two election observers...
One of our helicopter engines is missing
Police and Air Force officials were working together yesterday in a bid to trace...
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Homemade firework blamed : A 59-year-old man was killed in the small town of Varda, in the Peloponnesian prefecture of Ileia, during Sunday night's election festivities...
Road fatality : A 23-year-old motorist was killed in the early hours yesterday when he lost control of his car and crashed...

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EDITORIAL
Learning from past mistakes
 The conservative New Democracy party suffered a heavy defeat in Sunday's elections and if, as a party, it wants to take itself and have others take it seriously, it needs to take a long, hard look in the mirror and acknowledge the mistakes it made that led to this defeat.
COMMENTARY
The new emperor’s sleeves
 «We got the message,» said New Democracy officials following the bitter result of the European parliamentary elections in June. «Now it's time to roll up our sleeves and work hard to make up for the lost ground,» they added.
EDITORIAL:AthensPlus
The turning point
Prime Minister Costas Karamanlis may have called early elections the way a gambler stakes everything on a last throw of the dice but as the campaign comes to an end, the clash appears to be less of a personal whim and more of a turning point in modern Greece's history.
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