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| Tests fail to find bird flu in Greece |
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| The government has started to pick up the pieces left behind by a false alarm over a suspected case of bird flu appearing in the country after final tests confirmed that a sick turkey found on an eastern Aegean island was not infected with the deadly strain of the disease.
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| Siren sounds over police presence |
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| Greece's most crime-ridden area, Attica, is experiencing severe police shortages due to red tape and a lack of trained personnel, leaving the force short by some 4,000 officers, according to figures seen by Sunday's Kathimerini.
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| 6 die in single Halkidiki crash |
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| On a weekend that saw heavier traffic conditions on the country's highways due to Friday's national holiday, six people were killed in a single car accident in Halkidiki, northern Greece.
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| TV losing its shine, say Greeks |
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| The saying that you should not believe everything you see on television appears to have been adopted by most Greek households, as three-quarters of the people questioned in a survey published yesterday...
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| Pressure mounts for more euro banknotes |
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| As Greece continues to grapple with one of the highest inflation rates in the European Union, the government yesterday repeated its call for the European Central Bank (ECB) to substitute...
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