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Ravaged by extreme weather and volcanic activity, the highlands of Iceland are all but barren in parts. But the region has a "desolate beauty" that has long stirred imaginations and inspired myth and ...

In the past, the film industry in Kenya offered few opportunities for women, as men largely held the primary positions of ...

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