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How the world sees Greece
Friday, January 24, 2014
Greek yogurt's popularity soars
Like most health fads, people tend to jump on the bandwagon in the hopes of reaping all the presumed benefits of the new 'it' food. In the case of the Greek yogurt craze, suppliers are responding to the demand big time. The thicker, more bitter and protein ...
EU Commission: Greece, Get Along With Troika
In a meeting held earlier on Friday in Brussels, the eurozone’s finance ministers have agreed to provide the International Monetary Fund (IMF) with political guarantees, in order for it to continue to participate in the Greek bailout package ...
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In Utah, fight breaks out at Greek Orthodox church
KUTV 2NewsIn Utah, fight breaks out at Greek Orthodox churchDaily HeraldSALT LAKE CITY — Members of a Greek Orthodox church say a fight during a service this week was caused by leader announcing he would still show up for work even though he was let go in December. Police were called to the Sunday service, but no one ...Police respond as Utah parishioners fight at Greek churchSalt Lake Tribuneall 14 news articles »
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Greek wine starting to make its mark in the US
KathimeriniGreek wine starting to make its mark in the USKathimeriniMore and more Greek wine is flowing in North America as local brands shed the image of cheap imports and evolve an increasingly popular range of tastes that are earning critical acclaim and distinctions at international competitions across the Atlantic.
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EU president Greece urges Turkey to respect rule of law
Greece's Foreign Minister Evangelos Venizelos has warned ... including some who were working on the corruption investigation. The EU, which Turkey aspires to join, has criticized what many see as a government-wide purge. If passed in Parliament, the ...
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Greece seeks special treatment to cope with carbon emission cost
Greece's crisis-battered firms may lose an additional 33,000 jobs through 2020, unless special provisions are introduced in EU carbon emission rules to lower the costs, the energy ministry said in a statement on Friday. The EU Commission already ...
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Advertisers ready to bare knuckles for big game
On Super Bowl Sunday, everybody’s going to want a helmet — including advertisers. Experts predict commercials for everything from Greek yogurt to luxury cars will tackle rival brands head-on.
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