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The government’s supporters are likely to blame international creditors if there’s no deal.
Europe’s leaders meet this week to confront the coronavirus
The fate of the European Union could be at stake.
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A study found evidence that coronavirus-induced anxiety prompted a political “flight to safety” that cost Sanders votes.
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