By Emilie Madi and Mohamed Azakir BEIRUT (Reuters) – When Caroline Sadaka buys groceries in the Lebanese capital Beirut, she keeps her phone in hand – not to check her shopping list but to calculate the spiralling costs of goods now priced at volatile exchange rates
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