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    Greeks voted overwhelmingly (61.31% to 38.69%) in a referendum to reject demands from international creditors for more austerity measures in exchange for a bailout. This was Greece's first referendum in over 40 years. The "no" vote means Greece will enter uncharted territory outside of Europe's common currency. Thousands celebrated the "no" vote in the capital city of Athens, waving Greek flags. Early Asian markets indicated investor concern over the outcome, with stock indexes falling.

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    Greeks voted overwhelmingly (61.31% to 38.69%) in a referendum to reject demands from international creditors for more austerity measures in exchange for a bailout. This was Greece's first referendum in over 40 years. The "no" vote means Greece will enter uncharted territory outside of Europe's common currency. Thousands celebrated the "no" vote in the capital city of Athens, waving Greek flags. Early Asian markets indicated investor concern over the outcome, with stock indexes falling.

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    Greece Enters Uncharted Territory After Referendum No' Vote

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    Greeks voted overwhelmingly (61.31% to 38.69%) in a referendum to reject demands from international creditors for more austerity measures in exchange for a bailout. This was Greece's first referendum in over 40 years. The "no" vote means Greece will enter uncharted territory outside of Europe's common currency. Thousands celebrated the "no" vote in the capital city of Athens, waving Greek flags. Early Asian markets indicated investor concern over the outcome, with stock indexes falling.

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    7/6/2015

    GreeceentersunchartedterritoryafterreferendumnovoteLivemint

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    Resultsshowed61.31%votedno,comparedwith38.69%foryes.A
    totalof6.16millionGreeksvotedinSundaysreferendum,or62.5%of
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