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Updated on: Saturday 19 August 2006, 21:33 Makka Time, 18:33 GMT

Algerian patois delights and disturbs

As an Arabic speaker, Syrian businessman Ziad Karam thought he would feel at home in Algeria. How wrong he turned out to be. FULL STORY

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