Reflections of the Past

  Posted on February 13, 2012 By Lindsay

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Beirut, City of Contrasts: Painted cubes in the window of the chic (and outrageously expensive Orient 499) with the old, bombed-out Holiday Inn across the street reflecting back on them.

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