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Brazilian wins album of the year at French comic fest
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Transgender swimmer makes final bid for second US college title
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US Congress moves to ban discrimination of race-related hairstyles
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Erdogan inaugurates world's longest suspension bridge
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Friday opened the world's longest suspension bridge over the Dardanelles strait in northwestern Turkey -- which cuts travel time between Asia and Europe to six minutes.
US existing home sales fell in February amid supply crunch
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'Our heroes': taxi drivers ferry Ukraine refugees to Spain
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Toyota pauses most Japan production after quake
The world's top-selling automaker Toyota said Friday it will halt operations on the majority of its Japanese production lines for three days as parts supply is hit by a recent powerful earthquake.
Bank of Japan says no tightening as oil stirs inflation
Japan's central bank chief said on Friday the country will likely reach its key two-percent inflation target as oil rates surge, but the bank will continue monetary easing policies because the price rises are caused by external factors.
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Thailand to scrap pre-travel Covid-19 test to boost tourism
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