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On average, every Pakistani drinks four to six cups of tea a day. The nation of 220 million is so hooked on tea that many people won't start their work without it.
But one senior minister wants people to change their habits to try and save the country's dwindling foreign reserves.
But one senior minister wants people to change their habits to try and save the country's dwindling foreign reserves.
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