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Maximum Grand Prix Winners in Formula
1 Race
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#
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Driver
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Wins
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Country
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1
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Michael Schumacher
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91
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Germany
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2
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Lewis Hamilton
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57
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UK
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3
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Alain Prost
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51
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France
|
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4
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Sebastian Vettel
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46
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Germany
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5
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Ayrton Senna
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41
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Brazil
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Jul 31, 2017
[CA/ Sports/ GK] Maximum Grand Prix Winners (Formula 1)
[CA/Sports] 2017 Grand Prix Winners (Formula 1)
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#
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Grand Prix
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Winner
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Country
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Team
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1
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Australian Grand Prix
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Sebastian Vettel
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Germany
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Ferrari
|
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2
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Chinese Grand Prix
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Lewis Hamilton
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UK
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Mercedes
|
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3
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Bahrain Grand Prix
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Sebastian Vettel
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Germany
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Ferrari
|
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4
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Russian Grand Prix
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Valtteri Bottas
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Finland
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Mercedes
|
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5
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Spanish Grand Prix
|
Lewis Hamilton
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UK
|
Mercedes
|
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6
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Monaco Grand Prix
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Sebastian Vettel
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Germany
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Ferrari
|
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7
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Canadian Grand Prix
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Lewis Hamilton
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UK
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Mercedes
|
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8
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Azerbaijan Grand Prix
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Daniel Ricciardo
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Australia
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Red Bull
|
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9
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Austrian Grand Prix
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Valterri Bottas
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Finland
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Mercedes
|
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10
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British Grand Prix
|
Lewis Hamilton
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UK
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Mercedes
|
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11
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Hungarian Grand Prix
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Sebastian Vettel
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Germany
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Ferrari
|
|
12
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Belgian Grand Prix
|
|
|
|
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13
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Italian Grand Prix
|
|
|
|
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14
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Singapore Grand Prix
|
|
|
|
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15
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Malaysian Grand Prix
|
|
|
|
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16
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Japanese Grand Prix
|
|
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17
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US Grand Prix
|
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18
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Mexican Grand Prix
|
|
|
|
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19
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Brazilian Grand Prix
|
|
|
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20
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Abu Dhabi Grand Prix
|
|
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Jul 29, 2017
[CA] 2017 Ramon Magsasay Award winners
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2017 Ramon Magsaysay Award winners
(Asia's Nobel Prize)
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#
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Winner
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Country
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Purpose
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1
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Yoshiaki Ishizawa
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Japan
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for restoring
Cambodia's treasured gift to world culture
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2
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Gethsie Shanmugam
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Sri Lanka
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for rebuilding
lives from psychosocial wounds of war and violence
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3
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Abdon Nababan
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Indonesia
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for harnessing
sustained, nonstop and credible public service
|
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4
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Tony Tay
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Singapore
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for mobilizing
goodwill to address hidden hunger
|
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5
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Lilia de Lima
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Philippines
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for harnessing
sustained, nonstop and credible public service
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6
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Philippine
Educational Theater Association - PETA
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Philippines
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for empowering
communities for development action through theater arts
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Jul 27, 2017
[CA] India's performance in 2017 Commonwealth Youth Games
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India’s Performance in CYG – 2017
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Gold
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1
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Sachin
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Boys Boxing 46-49 kg
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2
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Soni
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Boys Judo 73 kg
|
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3
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Banthia Siddhant
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Tennis (Mixed Double)
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Desai Zeel Mehul
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4
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Desai Zeel Mehul
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Girls Tennis (Singles)
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Silver
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||
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1
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Jony
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Girls Boxing 60 kg
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Bronze
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||
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1
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Muhammed Eta
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Boys Boxing 56kg
|
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2
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Ekta
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Girls Boxing 51 kg
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3
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Ashish
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Boys Judo 60 kg
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4
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Yadav antim
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Girls Judo 48 kg
|
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5
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Banthia Siddhant
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Boys Tennis (Singles)
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6
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Chanam Rebina Devi
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Girls Judo 75 kg
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[CA] 2017 Commonwealth Youth Games
- The 2017 Commonwealth Youth Games (CYG) was the sixth edition of the Commonwealth Youth Games which started in 2000.
- 2017 CYG were planned to be held in Castries, the capital of Saint Lucia, but Saint Lucia withdrew in 2015, citing financial difficulties. Canada and Scotland both offered to host the games if no other nation was willing to bid. In 2016, Nassau, Bahamas was selected to host the 2017 edition.
- The games was held from 19 to 23 July 2017
- There were 64 participating nations at the games.
- The following countries did not send any athletes: Brunei Darussalam, Cameroon, Falkland Islands, Montserrat, Seychelles and Swaziland.
- The 2017 Games featured 9 sports and introduced 3 new sports, Beach Soccer, Judo and Beach Volleyball whilst dropping Archery, Lawn Bowls, Weightlifting, and Squash. Cycling also made a return during these games.
- India finished at 7th place with 4 Gold, 1 Silver and 6 Bronze medals
- England (51 medals), Australia (39 medals) and New Zealand (31 medals) topped the table
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CYG (Commonwealth Youth Games)
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#
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Year
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Host City
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Country
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Nations participated
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Top Nation in Medals Table
|
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1
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2000
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Edinburgh
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Scotland
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15
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England
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2
|
2004
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Bendigo
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Australia
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22
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Australia
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3
|
2008
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Pune
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India
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71
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India
|
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4
|
2011
|
Douglas
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Isle of Man
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63
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England
|
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5
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2015
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Apia
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Samoa
|
63
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Australia
|
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6
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2017
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Nassau
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The Bahamas
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65
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England
|
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7
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2021
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Belfast
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Northern Ireland
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