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WHAT does President Vladimir Putin have to do with the price of fish? At least when it comes to salmon, quite a lot.
In the tit-for-tat sanctions between Russia and nations opposing its annexation of Crimea, one retaliatory move by Mr Putin in August was to include fish in a banned list of products from the European Union, Norway, Canada, the US and Australia.
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