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Germany says 'the ball is in Greece's court' in debt talks

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Germany says 'the ball is in Greece's court' in debt talks

BERLIN (AFP) - Germany's finance ministry said Monday it is now up to Greece to make proposals to reach a deal with its creditors that will save it from default in down-to-the-wire talks.

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