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Monday 15 February 1993 00:02 GMT

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ATHENS (Reuter) - Greece has withdrawn its opposition to the term Macedonia being included in the new state's name. 'If the matter is solved through arbitration in such a way that (the name) will not only be Macedonia . . . this constitutes an acceptable solution which will not harm our national interests,' the Prime Minister Constantine Mitsotakis told a weekend meeting of his New Democracy party.

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