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“It is not surprising the EU wants Greece to prevent unorderly movements of people,” said Judith Sunderland of Human Rights Watch, an international advocacy group.

“A failure to achieve a workable agreement by the end of the eurogroup meeting next Monday threatens the real risk of what Schäuble described last week as the first unorderly default within the euro zone,” said Simon Derrick, senior currency strategist at the Bank of New York Mellon.

With a return to capital markets in 2012 “more than unrealistic,” Greece is likely to need additional aid to avert “the real risk of the first unorderly default within the eurozone,” Schaeuble wrote.

"The intention is to get again control of the unorderly markets, and I think this is a goal that has been achieved remarkably in an effective way," ECB governing council member Ewald Nowotny of Austria told Reuters Insider television.

Of that sum architects by unorderly conduct of their business waste perhaps $8,000,000.