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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
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Letters

What would saving Greece cost the Germans?

Prime Minister Tsipras Meets With Chancellor Merkel In Berlin
German chancellor Angela Merkel and Greek prime minister Alexis Tsipras. '[Would] a single customer, employee, shareholder, or executive of the German banks holding the debt suffer the smallest material hardship if the burden was eased even slightly,' asks Dan Zerdin. Photograph: Sean Gallup/Getty

Given the seriousness of the Greek crisis, would it be naive to wonder if a single customer, employee, shareholder, or executive of the German banks holding the debt would suffer the smallest material hardship if the burden was eased even slightly (Opinion, 24 April)?
Dan Zerdin
London

• On holiday recently in New Zealand, we particularly liked the road sign urging traffic to “merge like a zip” (Letters, 24 April).
Inez Weston
Bromley, Kent

• As mental wellbeing is a topical issue, perhaps it’s time to spare a thought for the “Depressed storm drains” on the road in Greenwich, Connecticut.
Alison Wood
London

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