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2015-06-18 — independent.co.uk
`` it seems absurd to suggest that a country accounting for just 2 per cent of eurozone GDP could wreck the entire enterprise. If it could, then that enterprise is not very robust. We will discover more about how secure the eurozone really is in the coming weeks.''
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