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Middle East - November 2009
Claire Murphy, prweek.com, Monday, 23 November 2009, 11:33am,
As the Dubai World debt crisis illustrates, Middle Eastern PROs have a challenge on their hands. In this supplement leading regional agency chiefs debate what they have learnt from this year of change
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