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15-Oct-2007
Business has never been better for Iraq Duty Free despite the many problems plaguing the war-torn Middle Eastern country. Yet as Joe Bates discovers, the company's determination to remain a liquor distributor has put it on a potential collision course with violent Islamic fundamentalists groups
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