File:Embassy of the Philippines in Beirut.jpg

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Description	English: Exterior of the Embassy of the Philippines in Beirut, Lebanon. Template:Tgl Template:Fr
Source	File photo of the Department of Foreign Affairs (original here
Date	Unknown date
Author	Department of Foreign Affairs
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