Greece and lenders in final push to seal new bailout accord
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GREECE and international creditors sought to put final touches to a multi-billion euro bailout accord on Monday to keep the country financially afloat and meet an important debt repayment to the European Central Bank (ECB) within days.
Germany set out "strict" conditions for further aid and said it would be sensible to link the size of the first tranche to Greece's progress in carrying out reforms, a reflection of worry around the eurozone that Athens might not do as promised.
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