
Lebanon's soul has been eviscerated by its financial crisis. Not even the children want to play
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Beirut feels both familiar and utterly foreign. In the Beirut of today people go through the motions and the energy that once made the city vibrant has dissipated. It had an energy of being alive, and that's all gone.
He shakes his head. He doesn't want to join the other children decorating the tree we've brought in.
"Why not?" I ask.
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