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June 2014

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August 2014

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/span>'''{{flag|Switzerland}}''' || Sales from machines are age restricted in 21 out of 26 cantons (12 cantons—under 16; 9 cantons—under 18; 5 cantons-no age restriction (although most reailers wont

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//www.nationsencyclopedia.com/economies/Americas/El-Salvador-WORKING-CONDITIONS.html#ixzz38zCDltRV]</ref> Children below the age 14 are not allowed to enter the workforce. Minors between the ages of

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October 2014

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