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Based on 3 verified sources covering Finland, Thailand:

Kärsimysnäytelmä Via crucis vie katsojat keskelle kristinuskon alkuräjähdystä. Helsingin Tuomiokirkon edustalla on nähty ristiinnaulitsemisia säässä kuin säässä. [1]

Editor; Re: Hungarian Goulash (PM Khun Ocha’s Cookbook Thursday, 29 August 2013 15:46) – Please note that what you call “Ghoulash” is a variation of Hungarian gulyás. [2]

PATTAYA, Thailand – A German national was assaulted by Go-Go bar thugs in Soi Buakhao in the early hours of February 12 resulting in injuries to his left ear. [3]

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