ATHENS, Greece — Greece has bought itself some time to deal with its crippling debt crisis after lawmakers cleared the final hurdle for crucial bailout funds to be released, that will prevent the country from defaulting next month.The European Union and International Monetary Fund had demanded Parliament pass two bills – an austerity law and a second bill detailing how it will be implemented – before they approve a euro12 billion ($17.3 billion) installment from the country's euro110 billion ($159 billion) package of rescue loans.Read More... More on Greece