Article: LETTER FROM PHNOM PENH: IT'S ALIVE

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Letter from Phnom Penh: It's alive

PHNOM PENH, Cambodia, Jan 16, 2003 (United Press International via COMTEX) -- Phnom Penh is bustling again. A decade after the fighting in Cambodia's withering civil war finally ended, after the purges wrought by the notorious Khmer Rouge, the Cambodian capital's central market, for example -- commanding the middle its main traffic circle --- is selling everything from soap to delectable tropical fruits to chickens.

In another part of town, a whole block of money changers does a brisk business exchanging whatever you have in your pockets to whatever currency they have in glass boxes on which they rest their elbows on at all times. ...

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