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Cold Baths, Climate Shelters As Southern Europe Heatwave Intensifies

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Budapest Pride To Challenge Orban's Ban In Hungary

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Tens Of Thousands Rally In Dutch Gaza Protest

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Ex-president Sarkozy Stripped Of France's Top Honor After Conviction

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White Smoke Signals Election Of New Pope In Vatican

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No Pope Yet: Black Smoke Signals First Vote Inconclusive At Vatican Conclave

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Europe

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