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ND returns, but with a reduced majority, as PASOK takes big hit
 Voters send message to conservatives, Socialists as smaller parties pick up votes

New Democracy was last night on the way to being voted back to power but with a substantially reduced majority as the right-wing nationalist Popular Orthodox Rally (LAOS) looked to have secured enough votes to gain seats in Parliament for the first time in its history.
FRONT PAGE NEWS
Burnt land set to be developed
An agreement signed by the Finance Ministry and the Municipality of Zacharo in southern Greece has paved the way for building activity to take place on fire-ravaged parts...
Greece ends 4th in Europe
Greece lost 69-78 to Lithuania yesterday in Madrid and ended fourth in the European Basketball Championship. This means it will have to play...
Migrant smugglers arrested
Coast guard officers arrested two suspected human traffickers...
Taverna owner shot dead over takings
A 57-year-old taverna owner was shot dead...
IN BRIEF
Constantina Bei replaces Fofi Gennimata as new head of prefecture : PASOK's Constantina Bei was named the new Athens-Piraeus prefect...
Nine people killed, five injured : Nine people were killed and five injured in three car crashes over the weekend...
Poll protest : About nine in 10 residents of the small Dodecanese island of Leipsoi refrained...
Body found : Police said yesterday they had found the body of a young woman abandoned...
Fire controlled : Firefighters yesterday had partially controlled a forest fire that broke out...
Ship blaze : A fire broke out on a Greek ship carrying nearly 600 Russian cars...

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EDITORIAL
Small majority, big workload
 The people have had their say and have renewed Prime Minister Costas Karamanlis's mandate, albeit with a smaller parliamentary majority. Now it is up to him to decide how he will make use of the opportunity to carry out crucial reforms and to staff the government and state machinery with only capable people, including those from other political parties.
COMMENTARY
Past, present and future
 Statisticians, commentators, analysts and politicians will be poring over the election results today hoping to find a defining piece of evidence that proves beyond doubt what it is that drives Greek politics today.
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