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ND has double-digit lead over Tsipras’ ELAS, new poll suggests
Governing New Democracy retains a double-digit lead over former prime minister Alexis Tsipras' new Greek Left Alliance, or ELAS, party, according to a new opinion poll published Tuesday.
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