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Milan, Italy

Conceptual skyscraper-crescent moon Crescent Moon Tower

Panorama of the coastal Manarolia before dawn, Italy

Venice, Italy

Hotel Alila Villas Uluwatu, Bali

Fruit market on the island of Madeira

The "Marine Oasis" – a cruise ship and the largest passenger vessel in the world, built in Finland. The "Oasis" is five times larger than the "Titanic

Belogorsky Monastery, Perm Territory

Supercars for Heroes: In the movies, extraordinary superheroes need a corresponding setting, which is why those with superpowers are always equipped not with some ordinary car but with the very definition of a superhero car

Charles Robert Darwin was born on February 12, 1809, in Shrewsbury, Shropshire. In 1831, he graduated from the University of Cambridge and later embarked on a round-the-world voyage aboard the ship HMS Beagle, which led to the publication of his "Journal of Researches" in 1839. In this journal,</p>\n "home_text": "<p>he was the first to describe numerous animals of South America, as well as island rodents, birds, and turtles. From 1838 to 1841, Darwin served as secretary of the London Geologica

In 1908, thanks to the efforts of two newspapers—the French “Matin” and the American “New York Times”—a transcontinental marathon auto race was organized across the Bering Strait. Known as “New York–Paris without the Use of a Ship,” it commenced on Lincoln’s birthday.

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