Christopher Stewart

Contributing Editor, Portfolio

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Contributing editor at Conde Nast's Portfolio magazine

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America's embargo on goods to Iran was imposed in 1987, although it's been tightened since.  But other countries don't observe the same restrictions.

iPhones in Tehran, Are Sanctions Working?

America's embargo on goods to Iran was imposed in 1987, although it's been tightened since.  But other countries don't observe the same restrictions.

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