Hungary on Exploding Pagers: It’s a Misunderstanding
The Hungarian government has confirmed the company making the pagers has no manufacturing in Hungary.
The Hungarian government has confirmed the company making the pagers has no manufacturing in Hungary.
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The internal market commissioner quit with immediate effect
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