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A Norwegian man managed to sleep through an enormous container ship running aground on his front lawn. Johan Helberg, who lives in Byneset, on...
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A major prisoner exchange between Russia and Ukraine is now under way, according to a Ukrainian source familiar with the matter. The swap started...
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The skull of an Aboriginal man who is thought to have been killed by colonizers in the early 19th century has been returned for...
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