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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8348-2636-7imposed on Tehran. As a consequence, the Persian Gulf country had to offer certain benefits and perks, including concessional crude oil, in order to retain some of its major Asian customers, China in particular.

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Aachener Bausachverst?ndigentage 2016an markets for an increasing share of its non-oil exports in the wake of international economic sanctions and unsettled political issues between Tehran and the Western countries, particularly the United States.

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Bert Bosseler,Thomas Brüggemannd missile programs denounced by sanctions. In order to curry favor and set up some sort of technological connections with foreign companies, therefore, Iran had to offer an important share of its domestic markets so that it could acquire at least some of the country’s growing technological requirements.

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10 Kwaliteit van astma- en COPD-zorg,y a role in the crucial task of sanctions circumvention, though a number of hand-picked stakeholders with close ties to the core political and security establishment of the Islamic Republic were given more power as well as more economic and financial rewards to participate in myriad sanctions-busting measures at home and abroad.

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,In Other Party’s Terms: Frozen Oil Funds,e problem led to a number of diplomatic crises between Iran and some of its big oil customers especially South Korea which had frozen more than $7?billion of Iranian oil incomes by excusing?international financial restrictions targeting Tehran.

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