The once powerful Panhellenic Socialist Movement has plunged to 8%, a record low, say the polls.
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Fine painted vessels depict Panhellenic sporting events, mythical lovers, stage plays, a wedding and the joyful afterlife.
The Panhellenic Socialist Movement (Pasok), which also supports the bail-out, would come a distant third, with 11.8%.
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In this case, Phi Mu is using an informal continuous recruiting strategy instead of the once-a-year formal process managed by the Panhellenic association.
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Even if he commands his own New Democracy party, the PanHellenic Socialist Movement (Pasok) has dramatically lost support and is divided under its leader, Evangelos Venizelos.
Mr Papandreou's approval rating has collapsed, along with that of his Panhellenic Socialist Movement (Pasok), but the opposition New Democracy party has been unable to pick up the slack.
In 2007 the Panhellenic Socialist Movement (Pasok), then in opposition, used deliberative polling to select its mayoral candidate for the Athenian district of Marousi (in the real election, he lost).
Yet later that day Mr Papandreou (pictured, above, with President Karolos Papoulias) was forced to withdraw Mr Petsalnikos's candidacy amid a threatened rebellion by backbenchers in his Panhellenic Socialist Movement (Pasok).
After all, Pasok, which was founded by the late prime minister, sprang out of the Panhellenic Liberation Movement, known as Pak, an undercover guerrilla outfit set up to fight the colonels' junta that ran Greece between 1967 and 1974.
To plug the gap the three governing parties, the conservative New Democracy, PanHellenic Socialist Movement and Democratic Left, may have to rip out a key plank in their joint policy-platform: a deal ruling out further across-the-board wage cuts for the civil service.
But he put off a lot of businessmen, many of whom switched to Costas Simitis and the Panhellenic Socialist Movement (Pasok) at the general election last September, because Mr Simitis genuinely seemed to have sloughed off the profligate economics and cheap populism of his late predecessor, Andreas Papandreou.
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