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‘The Tale of the King Crab’ Review: In Exile, Both at Home and Abroad

[ad_1] Two Italian filmmakers Alessio Rigo de Righi and Matteo Zoppis, who made their feature films with “The Tale of King Crab”, clearly attract the attention of loners. 2015 documentary feature “Il Solengo” explores the world of a real-life contemporary monk. “King Crab” begins in the same hunting lodge featured in “Il Solengo” and the …

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Officials Say Finn-captured Russian Art Must Return Home

[ad_1] Finland’s foreign ministry said on Friday it has authorized the return of three Russian art lent to museums and galleries but confiscated by Finnish customs officials on their way back to Russia. Paintings and sculptures worth 42 million euros ($46 million) were loaned from Russian museums to institutions in Italy and Japan. Them captured …

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Officials Say Finn-Captured Russian Art Should Be Returned Home

[ad_1] Finland’s foreign ministry said on Friday it has authorized the return of three Russian art lent to museums and galleries but confiscated by Finnish customs officials on their way back to Russia. Paintings and sculptures worth 42 million euros ($46 million) were loaned from Russian museums to institutions in Italy and Japan. Them captured …

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Women’s Basketball Thrives in Minnesota, Home of the Final Four

[ad_1] Visitors exiting the baggage claim area in Minneapolis-St. Paul Airport was greeted by a local celebrity this weekend. “Welcome to Minneapolis,” Lindsay Whalen said in a recorded message over the loudspeaker. Whalen is a Minnesota native who is a core part of the Minnesota Lynx dynasty, which helped the University of Minnesota women’s basketball …

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Use of home coronavirus tests increased during the Omicron wave,

[ad_1] Use of home coronavirus tests increased during the winter Omicron wave in the United States, with white, high-income, and highly educated people most likely to report using the tests. An online survey of US adults suggests:. Between 19 December and 12 March, 20.1 percent of respondents who said they had symptoms consistent with Covid-19 …

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Use of home coronavirus tests increased during the Omicron wave,

[ad_1] Use of home coronavirus tests increased during the winter Omicron wave in the United States, with white, high-income, and highly educated people most likely to report using the tests. An online survey of US adults suggests:. Between 19 December and 12 March, 20.1 percent of respondents who said they had symptoms consistent with Covid-19 …

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‘Families Cannot Manage Death at Home’ in Difficult Situations

[ad_1] The lead author is Palliative care specialist at Harvard Medical School, Dr. Melissa Wachterman and her co-authors argue that alternative places in hospitals, including independent inpatient and nursing homes, may better care for some terminal patients with difficult illness. Provides relief for symptoms and exhausted families. They also argue that financial incentives play a …

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