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BREMEN, Germany (Reuters) - The new Greek government's anti-bailout stance has sent shudders through much of Europe but Germany's euroskeptic AfD party can hardly believe its good fortune ahead of a regional election as a breakup of the euro zone suddenly appears possible.  
Source: [url=http://feeds.reuters.com/~r/Reuters/worldNews/~3/i_UyS34UV9g/story01.htm]Greek turmoil an unexpected boon for German AfD eurosceptics[/url]
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