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Vom Einkauf bis zur Zubereitungices, supplementing the BBC’s existing agreement with a consortium of British news agencies led by Reuters. In so doing, it unleashed an eight-year dispute that came to involve the BBC, all the major British news agencies, leading figures in the British press industry, and even the Foreign Office. T