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ZAGREB, Dec 15 (Hina) - Branko Grcic, a member of Parliament from the strongest opposition Social Democratic Party (SDP), said on Thursday that if Hungary's energy company MOL decided to sell its stake in Croatia's INA, the government should carry out a serious analysis and offer possible solutions for a buyout on condition that such an enterprise proved to be economically viable.
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