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Ukraine claims gains despite Russia 'powerful resistance'
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Who are Jennifer Pandos’ parents? Missing teen's father is a Vietnam vet who suffers from PTSD
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Why did Gary Mehigan really leave 'MasterChef Australia'? Former judge says show was 'far too professional'
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Hillary Clinton reveals one ‘satisfaction’ she gets from Trump’s indictment
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