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- - Beirut Times*** is a reputable independent newspaper that serves the Lebanese-American and Arab-American communities on a Daily basis. It offers extensive coverage of cultural, social, and political news in Arabic and English in the USA. Since it was founded in 1985, this newspaper has extended its coverage by having reporters stationed in various Arab capitals, Europe, and the USA.

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