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15-Dec-2001
Though providing evidence is not easy, there is little doubt that some military outfits allow duty- and tax-free products to leak onto domestic markets.
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Though providing evidence is not easy, there is little doubt that some military outfits allow duty- and tax-free products to leak onto domestic markets.
But suppliers say pilferage is minimal
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