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Lebanese Mark who lives and works in Kuwait had to fly into Dubai for urgent business. Although he didn't like his hotel, traffic and the fact that an exhibition he wanted to visit was closed by the time he had finished his work, he found items he really wanted but could not buy and liked at the Dubai Duty Free outlets!
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Taiwan: Science park expansion dispute
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Thanks for kindly remind :)
- Thanks for the correction, done. :)
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