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The French are turning wine into hand sanitizer. Winemakers are being forced to send truckloads of their products to distilleries to turn into sanitizer.

Pour one out: French wine is being turned into hand sanitizer

The French are turning wine into hand sanitizer. Winemakers are being forced to send truckloads of their products to distilleries to turn into sanitizer.

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Centrist Emmanuel Macron and far-right candidate Marine Le Pen knocked out France’s establishment candidates Sunday in the first round of that country’s presidential election.

Emmanuel Macron, who's never held political office, heads to runoff for French presidency

Centrist Emmanuel Macron and far-right candidate Marine Le Pen knocked out France’s establishment candidates Sunday in the first round of that country’s presidential election.

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For six years, Adam Nossiter, West and Central Africa bureau chief for the New York Times , has reported on the militant group.

Bearing Witness to the Mass Rape of Nigerian Girls by Boko Haram

For six years, Adam Nossiter, West and Central Africa bureau chief for the New York Times , has reported on the militant group.

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