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No, UK isn't offering 'cash bonuses' to euthanise the elderly
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False map shows Germany surrounded by nuclear power plants
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Viral video of Musk and Meloni kissing is AI-generated
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No, video doesn't show Putin sending his son off to fight in Ukraine
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How many artefacts in the British Museum are actually British?
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Video of German pilot fired for refusing to spray chemtrails is satire
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No, NATO's chief has not threatened to expel US
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