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Two of Greece's most influential newspapers said the US sharply increased its offer of military aid to Athens. This would pave the way for an accord on the US military bases in this country. Five-month-old talks on the bases resumed Friday after a week's deadlock. The center-left newspaper To Vima and the conservative Kathimerini said a new US-Greek accord on the bases could be signed by the end of April.
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