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BAE Systems could face another round of legal problems on its arms contracts in Africa, Eastern Europe and Saudi Arabia following an injunction obtained by British lobbyists Corner House on 3 March to freeze the company’s US$450 million plea-bargain deal with Britain’s Serious Fraud Office and the United States Department of Justice (AC Vol 51 No 4)....

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