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Judge[1] Adnan Mohammad Addoum (Arabic: عدنان عضوم, born Beirut, 1941) is a Lebanese Sunni public prosecutor[2][3] and a pro-Syrian[4] politician,[5] who served as a Justice Minister in 2004.[6][7] He was known to have played a key role in pushing the Syrian influence into the Lebanese parliament.[4]
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