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Dubai bounces back as effect of war recedesDubai bounces back as effect of war recedes
3-May-2003
By Dermot DavittUAE. Daily sales at Dubai Duty Free have almost returned to pre-March levels after a sharp fall in traffic and spend during the war in Iraq.
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UAE. Daily sales at Dubai Duty Free have almost returned to pre-March levels after a sharp fall in traffic and spend during the war in Iraq. But despite the war,
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