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Our primitive ancestors lived in caves because they didn't know how to build houses yet. Many residents of Cappadocia even

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The expedition to Bolshoy Tyuters is a journey through time, not space. Since September 18, 1944, when the Germans gave

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Pies are enjoyed all over the world, and thanks to a variety of fillings, they can be not only a

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“Try to see the world. It is more beautiful than any dream, created in a factory and paid for with

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Tuna has been praised by nutritionists for being an ideal source of protein. The Japanese and Europeans really appreciated the

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They speak two Norwegian languages, wash their lines before fishing, and grow lawns on the rooftops. However, there is a

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