German lawmakers approve plan for Greek bailout
Lawmakers overwhelmingly vote in favor of opening discussion for three-year Greek bailout plan worth $93 billion
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Lawmakers overwhelmingly vote in favor of opening discussion for three-year Greek bailout plan worth $93 billion
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