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The Florida Panthers don’t have the fastest skaters or the most prolific offense.

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Russia’s most prolific oil reservoirs are concentrated in the Western Siberia and Volga-Urals regions, which traditionally make up most of the country’s crude output.

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“That’s the time that I think people in my industry will be pretty prolific in exposing the real grifts and scams out there,” he says.

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As well as a prolific cyber crime team, the regime is increasingly being accused of operating an elaborate fake IT workers programme to bring in additional money and skirt international sanctions.

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Stories of abuse that had been hidden for decades surfaced, as did the names of prolific abusers, some of whom were still working with minors.

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