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I Think The Facts Reveal That The European Partners Have Taken Extraordinary Measures To Help Greece Address Its Problems.

I Am Personally Convinced - And I Think The Greek People Share This Belief In A Fundamental Way - That We Can Achieve Fiscal Consolidation More Effectively And We Can Restore Competitiveness In A More Fundamental And Permanent Way Within The Euro Area Than Outside.

So It Won't Be A Surprise When The Greek Default Actually Happens And We Expect It One Way Or The Other To Be Relatively Soon.

I Think The Gains To Be Achieved By A Combination Of Reforms And Labor Market Adjustments Are Going To Be More Permanent And Will Provide A Basis For Reducing Unemployment And Improving Expert Performance And Sustaining Growth In A Way That Is More Sound And More Permanent.

I Think The Funds That Have Been Pledged At Euro Summit Combined With The Outcome Of The Private Sector Involvement Process Should Be Sufficient In Order To Support Financially The Greek Economy.