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Beirut
Beirut has a reputation for being a party town - so why are so many young people leaving?
The first of a series looking at what it means to grow up as in the Arab world today, where 60% of the population are under 25. One of the most modern capitals in the Arab world, Beirut in Lebanon has a reputation as a party town, with fast cars and loud music. But the rate of emigration has increased dramatically, with many young people moving away to live and work.
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