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The release of novelist Boualem Sansal has de-escalated a crisis in relations between France and its former colony Algeria, but much work remains to be done to normalise ties deeply scarred by history.

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Hawkins, Indiana, is scarred by the opening of the Rifts and the group of friends must find and kill Vecna.

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Most of these folks are so far gone, so permanently scarred with body modifications, that there’s no coming back to so-called polite society.

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Home to Africa's richest square mile, Johannesburg is also scarred by crumbling infrastructure, lack of services and chronic mismanagement.

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Inflation from the Covid-19 pandemic left them scarred, more sensitive to price shocks, and less confident in the Fed’s ability to anchor inflation.

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