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Crédit Agricole Girds Greek Unit for Greece Euro Exit – WSJ.com
June 13, 2012
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Crédit Agricole Girds Greek Unit for Greece Euro Exit – WSJ.com.
The first signs of a European bank accepting that it might have to throw in the towel and start again.
Probably for the best.
Common sense, don’t lend billions of Euros without it.
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