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Denny's Corp. (DENN: Quote), a full-service restaurant chain in America, said Tuesday that it has opened its first restaurant in the Dominican Republic as part of an exclusive development agreement with Grupo Nahas.

This restaurant is located in the Food Court of the Las Americas International Airport in Santo Domingo and is the first airport location worldwide for the company.

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