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The magnetic-curvature-driven interchange mode instability of a weakly inhomogeneous dusty plasma is rigorously investigated. It is shown that the electric drift convection of the equilibrium dust charge density is a stabilizing factor for long wavelength interchange modes. In a fully nonlinear regime, the finite amplitude interchange modes may self-organize in the form of a dipolar vortex. The present results should be useful in the understanding of the properties of the interchange mode turbulence in nonuniform magnetized plasmas containing charged dust particles.
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