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Greece's "terribly urgent" cash crisis

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EU paymaster Germany suggests that Greece might need a referendum to approve painful economic reforms on which its creditors insist, but as Sonia Legg reports Athens says it has no such plan for now and others warn a vote could delay vital aid.

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