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Visitors to Europe and residents who cross borders on the regular no longer have to think about money changing from country to country — or do they? Greece’s exit from the Eurozone likely won’t be the only change that will happen in the region this year.
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The years of half-measures, misguided policy and delusional stubbornness may finally be building up to crush the euro, like a cartoon snowball rolling downhill. Financial markets are clearly smelling an approaching debacle – the euro this week hit its lowest level against the dollar since mid-2010.
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