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Lebanon's Flag Cedar Fix
The article calls for correcting the depiction of the cedar on the Lebanese flag so that its branches are green and its trunk is brown, rather than the entire tree being green. It points out that Article 5 of the Constitution specifies a green cedar, while explaining that the color refers to its branches. The article says this design was adopted at independence in 1943, after the flag under the Mandate had featured a cedar with green branches and a brown trunk, and was later formally enshrined through an amendment to Article 5.
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