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HAVANA — Shoppers snapped up DVD players, motorbikes, and pressure cookers yesterday as a slew of consumer products went on sale to all Cuban citizens for the first time. Possibly more significant, Cuba announced it will lend unproductive state land to private farmers to boost agricultural production.
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|HAVANA — Shoppers snapped up DVD players, motorbikes, and pressure cookers yesterday as a slew of consumer products went on sale to all Cuban citizens for the first time. Possibly more significant, Cuba announced it will lend unproductive state land to private farmers to boost agricultural production.
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