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ShowMeTheMoney: The Populism of the 'Haircut Victims'

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By George Georgiou 
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There is no greater populism than compensation handed out without social or income criteria, of the kind paid to holders of Laiki Bank securities and to depositors who took a haircut, at Laiki and, to a lesser extent, at Bank of Cyprus. Those payouts, however, were made when state coffers were full, energy prices were falling and incomes were rising on the back of strong growth.
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Examining the Serial Advantage in Fluent and Dysfluent Readers

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By Sandra Romero, George Georgiou , Angeliki Altani
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1 Introduction Researchers agree that word-level accuracy and speed are essential elements of fluent word reading (Hudson et al. 2008; Karageorgos et al. 2020; Kuhn et al. 2010; LaBerge and Samuels 1974; Rasinski et al. 2011; Wolf and Katzir-Cohen 2001). Word reading fluency (also referred to as efficiency) is commonly operationalised as accurate word reading rate (Kim 2015). Dysfluent or inefficient reading is primarily characterised by slow, word-by-word reading (Rasinski et al.
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Where Did You Buy Politics With Your Vote?

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By George Georgiou 
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At the end of 2025, in this very column, we asked: “Where will you buy politics in 2026?” We compared political parties to retail businesses and, more specifically, to supermarkets, corner shops, cooperatives, butcher’s shops, organic stores and delicatessens. We pushed the metaphor a bit, but voting habits are probably not that different from consumer habits – no matter how much opinion polls suggested upheaval.
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