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Lebanon: Israel destroyed thousands of homes since start of ceasefire
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Film director Erik Fleming has been sentenced to two years in prison for distributing ketamine to actor Matthew Perry. Fleming is the fourth of five individuals to be convicted in connection with Perry's death, following previous sentences for two doctors and an individual known as the 'ketamine queen'.
Jetten to discuss Insiya kidnapping with Indian PM Modi, Netherlands sends delegation to India
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ESPN commentator Schildkamp succeeds Jansma as Curaçao press officer
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