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Greece's federal government had historically been a profligate spender. But the Olympics broke the bank. Government deficits rose every year after 1999, peaking at 7.5% of GDP in 2004, the year of the Olympics, thanks in large part to the €9 billion price tag for the Games. The cost of hosting the Games equalled roughly 5% of the annual GDP of the country.
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From a cache of old Roman gold and silver coins to an original copy of the American Declaration of Independence, six great accidental finds that have yielded a fortune
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