diam.
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Victims of the chemical attacks have been speaking to the BBC, including Tawfiq Diam, whose wife and four children were killed in 2018.
From BBC
Tawfiq Diam is emotional because it's the first time he's been able to speak freely about what happened to his family back in 2018, in Douma in the Eastern Ghouta suburb of Damascus.
From BBC
Most Diam stoppers are sealed with microplastics.
From Washington Post
Troon pays a little extra for Origine by Diam, a line sealed with beeswax and a plant-based substance.
From Washington Post
Troon uses Origine by Diam, a stopper made of fragments of natural cork that have been treated to remove any trace of cork taint.
From Washington Post
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