A tornado tears through a village in southern France, injuring 39 and wrecking 300 homes
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The tone-deaf Tigers have provided a lesson for all footballers
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Putin allows Russia to take control of infrastructure deemed vulnerable to drone attacks
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Sa'ar against Sukkot: Decisions in Judea and Samaria must be made by state and IDF
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