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Al Anbaa: Lebanese people complain that their mobile phones, some of which they bought nearly five years ago from shops in Beirut, have stopped working. This places responsibility for paying customs duties on the traders, not the buyer, who was not informed of the matter. They asked whether they would benefit from a special amnesty because of the passage of time. They are suffering…
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