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Being subjected to financial and travel sanctions is not a small matter. And when the subject of one of those sanctions turns against the regime that he was a member of and which resulted in the sanctions, then he should expect credit for that. David S Cohen explains why sanctions have been lifted against Moussa Koussa, former foreigm minister of Libya.
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