Likewise, nearly all agree that the legislation would do little or nothing to improve quality or change health-care's dysfunctional delivery system.

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More cuts and overhauls are needed, particularly to improve Greek competitiveness, but that is a significant accomplishment, given how dysfunctional Greece's budgeting was when the bailout began.

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