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Based on 4 verified sources covering Thailand, Finland, Myanmar, MY:

Global Church News - Bishop Paprocki: Don't be misled, Archbishop Chaput got it right on marriage Jul 21, 2016 Bishop Paprocki criticized press coverage of Archbishop Chaput’s response to the Pope’s 2016 apostolic exhortation Amoris laetitia. [1]

Iman Kamarudin, 36, fell in love with Paris during her student days in London. Together with her Russian roommate (who was brought up in France), they went to the French capital often to observe its people and spend long hours at the parks and museum... [2]

In Sweden, Sarah Sjöström was of her own class in the Rio Women's 100 metres butterfly finals. He managed to improve his own world record by swimming at 55.48. The old record improved by 16 hundredth. (translated from fi) [3]

Judd Trump, the reigning world No.1 and 2019 world professional snooker champion, joined mourners in Bangkok this week to honour Sindhu Pulsirivong, the towering figure of Asian cue sports who died peacefully on Feb 21 at the age of 91. [4]

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