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Based on 10 verified sources covering Thailand, Finland, Myanmar:

On the one hand, where ‘Dhurandhar’ has been turning heads with its rave reviews and impressive box office performance, on the other hand, one of the movie's actors has been facing heavy criticism for over a month now. [1]

BANGKOK – The spokesman of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs warned Thai people in the United States to watch out for criminals following the death of an elderl [2]

The majority of Finns are in favour of military non-alliance. The ABDI survey 27.1.2004 Publication date 27.1.2004 0.00 Two-thirds of Finns, 65 % are of the opinion that Finland should remain militarily non-allied. [4]

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