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Britain seeks to mend ties

    JOHANNESBURG

    Meanwhile, British High Commissioner Peter Longworth said on Wednesday that London looked forward to a return to calm and constructive dialogue with Zimbabwe.

    "Zimbabwe and the United Kingdom have been traders for a long time," he was quoted in news reports as saying. "I hope it will not be long before we get back to the situation where the bulk of our effort is directed at building up volumes and quality of our two-way trade."

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