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Based on 4 verified sources covering Finland, Myanmar:

Bestämmelserna om försvårande och störande av polis- eller larmverksamhet träder i kraft i april Till strafflagen fogas separata bestämmelser om försvårande och störande av polis- eller larmverksamhet. [1]

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Turku has been given the opportunity from the Michelin Guide to host the world’s most famous food events, i.e. the annual Nordic dividend of Michelin stars in the summer of 2023. (translated from sv) [3]

By AUNG THET WINE / LAPUTTA Wednesday, May 21, 2008 [4]

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