Chafing at insults, Germany loses patience with Greece (Reuters)

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Chafing at insults, Germany loses patience with Greece (Reuters)

Reuters - Germany is running out of patience with throwing money into the "bottomless pit" of Greece's debt crisis and any lingering sympathy in Berlin is being undermined by anti-German slogans on the lips of politicians and austerity protesters in Athens.

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