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Greece's crisis about its bailoutbecausecompromiseconditionsconfidentexitfuturehugeidealesslimitmeasuresnormalpartiesreliabilitysavingstemporarytiredupbeatworse in the Eurozone continues. It is struggling to pay back bailoutbecausecompromiseconditionsconfidentexitfuturehugeidealesslimitmeasuresnormalpartiesreliabilitysavingstemporarytiredupbeatworse loans from European countries. Greeks are bailoutbecausecompromiseconditionsconfidentexitfuturehugeidealesslimitmeasuresnormalpartiesreliabilitysavingstemporarytiredupbeatworse of austerity bailoutbecausecompromiseconditionsconfidentexitfuturehugeidealesslimitmeasuresnormalpartiesreliabilitysavingstemporarytiredupbeatworse caused by repayment of the loans. They voted in a referendum on whether or not to accept a bailout. The bailout bailoutbecausecompromiseconditionsconfidentexitfuturehugeidealesslimitmeasuresnormalpartiesreliabilitysavingstemporarytiredupbeatworse was from the European Commission and International Monetary Fund. Over 60 per cent rejected it bailoutbecausecompromiseconditionsconfidentexitfuturehugeidealesslimitmeasuresnormalpartiesreliabilitysavingstemporarytiredupbeatworse they thought their living bailoutbecausecompromiseconditionsconfidentexitfuturehugeidealesslimitmeasuresnormalpartiesreliabilitysavingstemporarytiredupbeatworse would get bailoutbecausecompromiseconditionsconfidentexitfuturehugeidealesslimitmeasuresnormalpartiesreliabilitysavingstemporarytiredupbeatworse. The latest plan is a temporary Greek bailoutbecausecompromiseconditionsconfidentexitfuturehugeidealesslimitmeasuresnormalpartiesreliabilitysavingstemporarytiredupbeatworse, or 'time-out' from the Eurozone. This could happen if Greece does not agree to a bailoutbecausecompromiseconditionsconfidentexitfuturehugeidealesslimitmeasuresnormalpartiesreliabilitysavingstemporarytiredupbeatworse.

Greeks really want a return to a bailoutbecausecompromiseconditionsconfidentexitfuturehugeidealesslimitmeasuresnormalpartiesreliabilitysavingstemporarytiredupbeatworse life. Banks have been closed for two weeks and there is a €60 daily bailoutbecausecompromiseconditionsconfidentexitfuturehugeidealesslimitmeasuresnormalpartiesreliabilitysavingstemporarytiredupbeatworse on cash machines. People are very worried about their bailoutbecausecompromiseconditionsconfidentexitfuturehugeidealesslimitmeasuresnormalpartiesreliabilitysavingstemporarytiredupbeatworse and their financial future. European leaders are more bailoutbecausecompromiseconditionsconfidentexitfuturehugeidealesslimitmeasuresnormalpartiesreliabilitysavingstemporarytiredupbeatworse. France's President rejected any suggestion of a bailoutbecausecompromiseconditionsconfidentexitfuturehugeidealesslimitmeasuresnormalpartiesreliabilitysavingstemporarytiredupbeatworse exit for Greece. Greece's Prime Minister was also bailoutbecausecompromiseconditionsconfidentexitfuturehugeidealesslimitmeasuresnormalpartiesreliabilitysavingstemporarytiredupbeatworse a solution would be found. He said: "I'm here ready for an honest bailoutbecausecompromiseconditionsconfidentexitfuturehugeidealesslimitmeasuresnormalpartiesreliabilitysavingstemporarytiredupbeatworse....We can reach an agreement…if all bailoutbecausecompromiseconditionsconfidentexitfuturehugeidealesslimitmeasuresnormalpartiesreliabilitysavingstemporarytiredupbeatworse want it." Germany's leader was bailoutbecausecompromiseconditionsconfidentexitfuturehugeidealesslimitmeasuresnormalpartiesreliabilitysavingstemporarytiredupbeatworse optimistic. She said trust and bailoutbecausecompromiseconditionsconfidentexitfuturehugeidealesslimitmeasuresnormalpartiesreliabilitysavingstemporarytiredupbeatworse had been lost.