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Gebran Tueni

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We are on the edge of a new era. It can be something completely positive for Lebanon, and it can be something completely dark for Lebanon. ... That's why we are really at a turning point where anything can happen.
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Associated Press interview, May 2000
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This followed the withdrawl of Israeli troops from Lebanon.

 
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