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10 things we didn't know last week 10 things we didn't know last week
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1. German tourists can travel to more countries without a visa than any other nationality.1. German tourists can travel to more countries without a visa than any other nationality.
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2. The Cat in the Hat author Dr Seuss produced Allied propaganda films in WW2.2. The Cat in the Hat author Dr Seuss produced Allied propaganda films in WW2.
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3. Moon jellyfish can age backwards and regenerate body parts.3. Moon jellyfish can age backwards and regenerate body parts.
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4. Our galaxy is past middle-age and stopped making new stars eight billion years ago.4. Our galaxy is past middle-age and stopped making new stars eight billion years ago.
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5. Donald Trump's ancestor changed the family name to Trump from Drumpf.5. Donald Trump's ancestor changed the family name to Trump from Drumpf.
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6. One in eight blue plaques in London honour women.6. One in eight blue plaques in London honour women.
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7. A town in Spain has been celebrating a duck throwing festival for 100 years.7. A town in Spain has been celebrating a duck throwing festival for 100 years.
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8. Ordinary Canadians privately sponsor nearly half of refugees entering the country.8. Ordinary Canadians privately sponsor nearly half of refugees entering the country.
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9. St Davids is Britain's smallest city, with a population of around 1,600.9. St Davids is Britain's smallest city, with a population of around 1,600.
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10. A rare blind salamander reproduces just once or twice a decade.10. A rare blind salamander reproduces just once or twice a decade.
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