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Men stand at the entrance of a closed McDonald's restaurant in Sevastopol on April 5, 2014 Crimeans discovered to their chagrin Friday that they would have to live without Big Macs for a while after McDonald's suspended operations on the Ukrainian peninsula due to its annexation by Russia. The omnipresent US fast food chain said in a statement posted on its Ukrainian website and taped to the front doors of its shuttered restaurants that the decision was taken "for manufacturing reasons beyond the company's control". AFP PHOTO/VASILIY BATANOV (Photo credit should read Vasiliy BATANOV/AFP via Getty Images)
Men stand at the entrance of a closed McDonald's restaurant in Sevastopol on April 5, 2014 Crimeans discovered to their chagrin Friday that they would have to live without Big Macs for a while after McDonald's suspended operations on the Ukrainian peninsula due to its annexation by Russia. The omnipresent US fast food chain said in a statement posted on its Ukrainian website and taped to the front doors of its shuttered restaurants that the decision was taken "for manufacturing reasons beyond the company's control". AFP PHOTO/VASILIY BATANOV (Photo credit should read Vasiliy BATANOV/AFP via Getty Images)
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