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Based on 7 verified sources covering Finland, Myanmar, Thailand, MY:

Sámemusihka stuorámus dáhpáhus Sámi Grand Prix lágiduvvo dán jagi jo 36. Yle, SVT ja NRK oktasaččat lágiduvvon njuolggosáddaga beassá čuovvut njukčamánu 28. beaivve Yle Areenas ja Yle Teemas diibmu 20.45 ovddosguvlui. [1]

Italian fashion house Valentino returned to its roots Thursday (March 12) with a 1980s-inspired runway show in one of Rome's most spectacular venues, two months after the death of founder Valentino Garavani. [2]

It was Hollywood Moments at the Pattaya City Expats Club meeting on Sunday, April 14. Several brave souls ventured out on this Songkran day to see member David Garmaise’s video presentation. [3]

LOS ANGELES -- At first glance, Saudi Arabian filmmaker Haifaa al-Mansour seems just like any other L.A. soccer mom. [4]

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