BRUSSELS, Belgium — Greece can get a crucial $11 billion slice of bailout money this month if the leaders of the two main parties both commit in writing to the terms of the country’s two massive bailouts and the austerity measures and economic reforms that they require, eurozone finance chiefs said Monday. That payment, which has been delayed by two months, would head off a potentially disastrous default as early as December.

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