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UKRAINE INVASION

Monday 4 April 2022
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 * LIVE RUSSIA-UKRAINE WAR LATEST: ZELENSKIY CALLS RUSSIAN FORCES ‘BUTCHERS’
   AFTER CIVILIAN MASS GRAVES FOUND AROUND KYIV
   
   Latest update 9m ago
   Russian state media have dismissed the horrifying images and testimonies that
   emerged from Bucha as Western orchestrated “fakes” and “planned
   provocations,” claiming “Ukrainian Nazis” were responsible for the deaths of
   the civilians. “A flagrantly brutal provocation by Ukrainian Nazis,” said
   Olga Skabeeva, host of the widely watched state media talk show 60 Minute on
   Monday. “Zelenskiy and the so-called civilized West is attempting to create a
   hybrid, fake version of Srebrenica.” Vladimir Solovy
   Latest update 24m ago
   Pavlo Bakhura writes for us today on the situation in Izyum, south-east of
   Kharkiv in eastern Ukraine, where his father lives: “Yesterday morning
   started with hell,” my father, Andriy, told me when he called from Izyum last
   week. “There were as many bombs as there have been in the past month. The
   town centre was heavily bombed. It is shelled every minute. Even now when I
   tried to call you it’s going on.” Like all the residents of the occupied
   city, my father, 57, has survived for three weeks wit
   Latest update 31m ago
   Ukrainian human rights activist Oleksandra Matviichuk has shared a video
   reportedly showing a soldier visiting his parents in the village of Nova
   Basan after it was retaken by Ukrainian forces. Katerina Sergatskova, editor
   in chief of the Kyiv-based news website Zaborona Media, shared the video on
   Twitter, writing: This is what Ukrainians fight for. For their families, for
   their home. For love and freedom. Note: the Guardian has not been able to
   verify this video.
   
   
   
   LIVE RUSSIA-UKRAINE WAR LATEST: ZELENSKIY CALLS RUSSIAN FORCES ‘BUTCHERS’
   AFTER CIVILIAN MASS GRAVES FOUND AROUND KYIV
   
   Ukraine president decries abuses of invading forces; lawyers investigating
   possible war crimes have found 410 bodies and have examined 140 so far
   
   Latest update 9m ago
   Russian state media have dismissed the horrifying images and testimonies that
   emerged from Bucha as Western orchestrated “fakes” and “planned
   provocations,” claiming “Ukrainian Nazis” were responsible for the deaths of
   the civilians. “A flagrantly brutal provocation by Ukrainian Nazis,” said
   Olga Skabeeva, host of the widely watched state media talk show 60 Minute on
   Monday. “Zelenskiy and the so-called civilized West is attempting to create a
   hybrid, fake version of Srebrenica.” Vladimir Solovy
   Latest update 24m ago
   Pavlo Bakhura writes for us today on the situation in Izyum, south-east of
   Kharkiv in eastern Ukraine, where his father lives: “Yesterday morning
   started with hell,” my father, Andriy, told me when he called from Izyum last
   week. “There were as many bombs as there have been in the past month. The
   town centre was heavily bombed. It is shelled every minute. Even now when I
   tried to call you it’s going on.” Like all the residents of the occupied
   city, my father, 57, has survived for three weeks wit
   Latest update 31m ago
   Ukrainian human rights activist Oleksandra Matviichuk has shared a video
   reportedly showing a soldier visiting his parents in the village of Nova
   Basan after it was retaken by Ukrainian forces. Katerina Sergatskova, editor
   in chief of the Kyiv-based news website Zaborona Media, shared the video on
   Twitter, writing: This is what Ukrainians fight for. For their families, for
   their home. For love and freedom. Note: the Guardian has not been able to
   verify this video.
   
    * ‘THEY WERE ALL SHOT’ RUSSIA ACCUSED OF WAR CRIMES AS BUCHA REVEALS HORROR
      OF INVASION
   
    * ODESA RUSSIAN MISSILES STRIKE FUEL DEPOT IN KEY UKRAINE PORT
   
    * AT A GLANCE WHAT WE KNOW ON DAY 40 OF THE INVASION
   
    * ‘THEY WERE ALL SHOT’ RUSSIA ACCUSED OF WAR CRIMES AS BUCHA REVEALS HORROR
      OF INVASION
   
    * ODESA RUSSIAN MISSILES STRIKE FUEL DEPOT IN KEY UKRAINE PORT
   
    * AT A GLANCE WHAT WE KNOW ON DAY 40 OF THE INVASION
   
   Russia-Ukraine war latest: Zelenskiy calls Russian forces ‘butchers’ after
   civilian mass graves found around Kyiv


 * * FULL REPORT RUSSIA NOW SYNONYMOUS WITH BUCHA KILLINGS, SAYS ZELENSKIY
     
     
     
     
     FULL REPORT RUSSIA NOW SYNONYMOUS WITH BUCHA KILLINGS, SAYS ZELENSKIY
     
     Ukraine president says worse atrocities may yet be found elsewhere as
     satellite images show mass grave near church in Bucha
     
     Russia now synonymous with Bucha killings, says Zelenskiy
   
   
   * MARIUPOL HUNDREDS OF UKRAINIANS FORCIBLY DEPORTED TO RUSSIA, SAY WOMEN
     
     
     MARIUPOL HUNDREDS OF UKRAINIANS FORCIBLY DEPORTED TO RUSSIA, SAY WOMEN
     
     
     Hundreds of Ukrainians forcibly deported to Russia, say women
   
   
   * JP MORGAN BANK COULD LOSE UP TO $1BN THROUGH EXPOSURE TO RUSSIA, SAYS BOSS
     
     
     JP MORGAN BANK COULD LOSE UP TO $1BN THROUGH EXPOSURE TO RUSSIA, SAYS BOSS
     
     
     Bank could lose up to $1bn through exposure to Russia, says boss




UKRAINE INVASION IN DEPTH

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 * NO SAFE WAY OUT OF IZYUM ‘I CAN’T IMAGINE HOW IT WILL END’
   
   A resident tells his son of constant shelling, bodies piling up and Russian
   soldiers on the hunt
   
   ‘I can’t imagine how it will end’


 * RAPE AS A WEAPON HUGE SCALE OF SEXUAL VIOLENCE ENDURED IN UKRAINE EMERGES
   
   Women and girls have recounted the abuse they have suffered at the hands of
   Russian soldiers
   
   Huge scale of sexual violence endured in Ukraine emerges


 * ANALYSIS HOW ALLEGED ATROCITIES IN BUCHA COMPARE TO PREVIOUS PUTIN CAMPAIGNS
   
   Analysis: Russian president appears to have operated by a strict playbook in
   northern Ukraine that has served him well for decades
   
   How alleged atrocities in Bucha compare to previous Putin campaigns


 * ‘IT WAS LIKE A MOVIE’ RECAPTURED BUCHA RECOUNTS VIOLENCE OF RUSSIAN INVASION
   
   Claims of war crimes in the Ukraine city mount up as residents tell of a
   month of fear
   
   Recaptured Bucha recounts violence of Russian invasion


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 * HUNGARY VIKTOR ORBÁN WINS FOURTH TERM AS PRIME MINISTER
   
   Rightwinger and Putin ally aims dig at Ukraine’s Volodymyr Zelenskiy after
   Fidesz party claims another super majority
   
   Viktor Orbán wins fourth term as prime minister


 * HONG KONG LEADER CARRIE LAM SAYS SHE WILL NOT SEEK SECOND TERM
   
   Chief executive to leave office at end of June after five years marked by
   upheavals of anti-government protests
   
   Leader Carrie Lam says she will not seek second term


 * PAKISTAN SUPREME COURT MEETS AS IMRAN KHAN CLINGS TO POWER
   
   Hearing considers move by PM to dissolve parliament and call election after
   no-confidence vote blocked
   
   Supreme court meets as Imran Khan clings to power


 * TWITTER ELON MUSK BUYS $2.9BN STAKE TO BECOME BIGGEST SHAREHOLDER
   
   Platform’s shares jump after news that Tesla and SpaceX boss holds 9.2% stake
   
   
    * LIVE ELON MUSK TAKES 9.2% STAKE IN TWITTER; COST OF LIVING CRISIS HITS UK
      CONSUMER CONFIDENCE
   
    * LIVE ELON MUSK TAKES 9.2% STAKE IN TWITTER; COST OF LIVING CRISIS HITS UK
      CONSUMER CONFIDENCE
   
   Elon Musk buys $2.9bn stake to become biggest shareholder


 * * ‘EVERYTHING IS NOT OK HERE’ TOURISTS URGED TO AVOID MYANMAR AS JUNTA
     PREPARES TO REOPEN TO WORLD
     
     
     Tourists urged to avoid Myanmar as junta prepares to reopen to world
   
   
   * SERBIA PRESIDENT ALEKSANDAR VUČIĆ SCORES LANDSLIDE ELECTION VICTORY
     
     
     President Aleksandar Vučić scores landslide election victory
   
   
   * EUROTUNNEL TRAIN BREAKDOWN CAUSES FURTHER TRAVEL CHAOS
     
     
     Train breakdown causes further travel chaos
   
   
   * PARTYGATE NO 10 LOCKDOWN FINES ‘NOT MOST IMPORTANT ISSUE’, SAYS REES-MOGG
     
     
     No 10 lockdown fines ‘not most important issue’, says Rees-Mogg
   
   
   * JUNE BROWN EASTENDERS’ DOT COTTON DIES AGED 95
     
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     Eastenders’ Dot Cotton dies aged 95
   
   
   * PYRENEES BROWN BEAR POPULATION HIGHEST FOR A CENTURY, SAYS STUDY
     
     
     Brown bear population highest for a century, says study




SPOTLIGHT

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 * THE BIG IDEA HOW TO WIN THE FIGHT AGAINST DISINFORMATION
   
   From Covid conspiracies to lies about the Ukraine war … traditional
   fact-checking is no match for the power of the crowd
   
   How to win the fight against disinformation


 * FRENCH PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION THE RISE AND RISE OF THE FAR-RIGHT'S MARINE LE
   PEN
   
   National Rally leader is closing gap on Emmanuel Macron in polls for this
   month’s presidential election
   
   The rise and rise of the far-right's Marine Le Pen


 * * ‘MY MOTHER THOUGHT I’D RUINED MY LIFE’ HOW EMF MADE UNBELIEVABLE
     
     ‘I envisaged living off my royalties … but 10 years ago I retrained as a
     fully-fledged secondary school teacher’
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     How EMF made Unbelievable
   
   
   * THE 2022 GRAMMYS GOT BEHIND THE CLASSIEST OF ARTISTS … AND THE LEAST
     
     Ben Beaumont-Thomas
     Prizes for Silk Sonic, Doja Cat and Olivia Rodrigo showed the awards at
     their best – which can’t be said for Louis CK’s honour
     
     
     The 2022 Grammys got behind the classiest of artists … and the least


 * * JOY LABINJO I WANTED TO CORRECT THE NOTION THAT BLACK PEOPLE ARRIVED IN
     BRITAIN WITH WINDRUSH
     
     
     I wanted to correct the notion that Black people arrived in Britain with
     Windrush
   
   
   * HOW WE MET I THOUGHT SHE WAS REALLY RUDE. BUT MY HEART WENT PITTER-PATTER
     
     
     I thought she was really rude. But my heart went pitter-patter
   
   
   * ‘OF COURSE I LIKE LIFE!’ SHANE MACGOWAN ON THE POGUES, HIS ‘DEATH WISH’ AND
     HIS SIDELINE IN EROTIC
     
     
     Shane MacGowan on the Pogues, his ‘death wish’ and his sideline in erotic
   
   
   * LOST IN TRANSLATION IS RESEARCH INTO SPECIES BEING MISSED BECAUSE OF A
     LANGUAGE BARRIER?
     
     
     Is research into species being missed because of a language barrier?




OPINION

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 * DON’T ASSUME RUSSIA AND CHINA ARE ON THE SAME PAGE. THE US CAN WORK WITH
   CHINA
   
   Tobita Chow and Jake Werner
   By equating Putin and Xi, Western leaders risk casting aside possibilities
   for international cooperation and setting the world on a path to far wider
   geopolitical conflict
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   Don’t assume Russia and China are on the same page. The US can work with
   China


 * CAUGHT UP IN THE CHAOS AT DOVER, THE KIDS AND I MADE THE BEST OF IT. THEN THE
   JAFFA CAKES RAN OUT …
   
   Zoe Williams
   How did we start our Easter holidays? In a queue so bad that it made the
   news. Thank you, Brexit and P&O Ferries
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   49
   Caught up in the chaos at Dover, the kids and I made the best of it. Then the
   jaffa cakes ran out …


 * IT’S A MYTH THAT MIDDLE-AGED WOMEN DON’T WANT SEX. IN FACT, WE NEED IT MORE
   THAN EVER
   
   Lorraine Candy
   Intercourse is not only pleasurable, but it also keeps body and mind healthy
   through maintaining intimacy with a partner, says author Lorraine Candy
   
   
   It’s a myth that middle-aged women don’t want sex. In fact, we need it more
   than ever


 * * I FELT GUILTY PUTTING MY DAD IN A NURSING HOME, BUT IT BROUGHT US CLOSER
     TOGETHER
     
     Jen McPherson
     19
     19
     I felt guilty putting my dad in a nursing home, but it brought us closer
     together
   
   
   * TO HAVE A CHILD OR NOT IS A HUGE DECISION. SO WHY IS THERE SO LITTLE
     DISCUSSION OF IT?
     
     Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett
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     467
     To have a child or not is a huge decision. So why is there so little
     discussion of it?
   
   
   * THIS IS WHAT JOE BIDEN SHOULD DO TO PROTECT THE US FROM A SPIRALING OIL
     CRISIS
     
     Meg Jacobs
     63
     63
     This is what Joe Biden should do to protect the US from a spiraling oil
     crisis
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 * PREMIER LEAGUE TEN TALKING POINTS FROM THE WEEKEND’S ACTION
   
   Manchester City’s fitness is key to success, Christian Eriksen brings
   feelgood factor and Leeds are learning to keep their cool
   750
   
    * ARSENAL ARTETA IGNORES CONTE’S FAVOURITE TAG FOR TOP FOUR
   
    * WEST HAM 2-1 EVERTON BOWEN PILES MISERY ON 10-MAN TOFFEES
   
    * ARSENAL ARTETA IGNORES CONTE’S FAVOURITE TAG FOR TOP FOUR
   
    * WEST HAM 2-1 EVERTON BOWEN PILES MISERY ON 10-MAN TOFFEES
   
   Ten talking points from the weekend’s action


 * SIX MONTHS IN, NEWCASTLE TAKEOVER STILL OFFERS LITTLE CAUSE FOR CELEBRATION
   
   Barry Glendenning
   While Eddie Howe’s side are thriving, Saudi investment has also led to
   endless squabbling, moral acrobatics and whataboutery
   
   
    * SPURS CONTE SAYS CLUB ARE IN CHAMPIONS LEAGUE RACE
   
    * SPURS CONTE SAYS CLUB ARE IN CHAMPIONS LEAGUE RACE
   
   
   Six months in, Newcastle takeover still offers little cause for celebration


 * GOLF KUPCHO HOLDS NERVE AT CHEVRON CHAMPIONSHIP TO WIN HER FIRST MAJOR
   
   Jennifer Kupcho took the final-ever victory leap into Poppie’s Pond late on
   Sunday afternoon as she won the Chevron Championship
   
   
    * TIGER WOODS MASTERS RETURN WOULD BE ‘GAME-TIME DECISION’
   
    * TIGER WOODS MASTERS RETURN WOULD BE ‘GAME-TIME DECISION’
   
   Kupcho holds nerve at Chevron Championship to win her first major


 * * WOMEN’S SUPER LEAGUE WHAT WE LEARNED FROM THE LATEST ROUND OF GAMES
     
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     What we learned from the latest round of games
   
   
   * AUSTRALIA FULL OF STARS BUT TEAM APPROACH WINS WOMEN'S WORLD CUP
     
     Megan Maurice
     39
     Australia full of stars but team approach wins Women's World Cup
   
   
   * LOUIS VAN GAAL DUTCH COACH REVEALS PROSTATE CANCER TREATMENT
     
     
     Dutch coach reveals prostate cancer treatment
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 * LOWER INFLATION, BETTER JOBS ... IN FRANCE LA VIE EST BELLE
   
   Emmanuel Macron’s reforms have seen the country pull ahead of the UK on most
   economic measures
   
   In France la vie est belle


 * LAST STOP, UNDERWATER THE SPANISH RAILWAY LINE BEING DEVOURED BY THE SEA
   
   The picturesque Maresme line has carried passengers from Barcelona to the
   coast for more than 170 years – but for how much longer?
   
   The Spanish railway line being devoured by the sea


 * DOWN BUT NOT OUT HOW THE EUROPEAN MINK FOUND REFUGE ON AN ESTONIAN ISLAND
   
   Pushed to the brink by invasive American mink and habitat loss, a
   reintroduced wild population is finally thriving on Hiiumaa island
   
   How the European mink found refuge on an Estonian island


 * ‘NOBODY KNOWS WHAT HAPPENED’ THE ROW OVER THE NON-VANISHING IRISH LAKE
   
   Lough Funshinagh flooded in 2016, and hasn’t receded since, causing an
   environmental legal tussle
   
   The row over the non-vanishing Irish lake


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 * GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS HIGH-CARBON GOODS IMPORTED TO UK SHOULD BE SUBJECT
   TO NEW TARIFFS, SAY MPS
   
   
   High-carbon goods imported to UK should be subject to new tariffs, say MPs


 * * CLIMATE CRISIS SCIENTISTS URGE END TO FOSSIL FUEL USE AS LANDMARK IPCC
     REPORT READIED
     
     
     Scientists urge end to fossil fuel use as landmark IPCC report readied
   
   
   * THE HOPE AND CLIMATE CATASTROPHE ROADSHOW 'THERE’S JUST THIS THIRST FOR
     OPTIMISTIC STORY’
     
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 * US CAPITOL ATTACK PANEL SCORES TWO MAJOR WINS AS IT INCHES CLOSER TO TRUMP’S
   INNER CIRCLE
   
   House select committee seizes momentum as it embarks on final push to
   conclude evidence-gathering phase of inquiry
   
   Panel scores two major wins as it inches closer to Trump’s inner circle


 * US BIDEN FINDS MURDOCH ‘MOST DANGEROUS MAN IN THE WORLD’, NEW BOOK SAYS
   
   The Fox News owner was also dubbed ‘one of the most destructive forces in the
   US’ by the president
   
   Biden finds Murdoch ‘most dangerous man in the world’, new book says


 * GRAMMY AWARDS OLIVIA RODRIGO WINS BIG AND UKRAINE’S ZELENSKIY MAKES CAMEO
   
   The specter of Oscars chaos loomed over the music awards – a mega-concert
   which included a message of hope from the Ukrainian president
   
   Olivia Rodrigo wins big and Ukraine’s Zelenskiy makes cameo


 * CORONAVIRUS COVID HAD DEVASTATING TOLL ON POOR AND LOW-INCOME COMMUNITIES IN
   US
   
   Report concludes that while the virus did not discriminate between rich and
   poor, society and government did
   
   Covid had devastating toll on poor and low-income communities in US


 * * UTAH 112M-YEAR-OLD DINOSAUR TRACKS DAMAGED BY CONSTRUCTION MACHINERY
     
     
     112m-year-old dinosaur tracks damaged by construction machinery
   
   
   * SRI LANKA CABINET RESIGNS AS PROTESTERS’ ANGER GROWS OVER ECONOMIC CRISIS
     
     
     Cabinet resigns as protesters’ anger grows over economic crisis
   
   
   * GERMANY MAN SUSPECTED OF HAVING 90 COVID JABS TO SELL VACCINATION CARDS
     
     
     Man suspected of having 90 Covid jabs to sell vaccination cards
   
   
   * US DONALD TRUMP ENDORSES SARAH PALIN FOR ALASKA US HOUSE SEAT
     
     
     Donald Trump endorses Sarah Palin for Alaska US House seat
   
   
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     Fashion chain puts itself up for sale after third US private equity bid
   
   
   * FRANCE FAR-RIGHT POLITICIAN BOOTED OUT OF ZINEDINE ZIDANE’S FOOTBALL CLUB
     
     
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 * * OSCARS 2023 WHO MIGHT BE IN THE RUNNING AT NEXT YEAR’S CEREMONY?
     
     With another awards season now over, a look ahead to the next 12 months
     shows a string of potentially worthy contenders
     
     Who might be in the running at next year’s ceremony?
   
   
   * MORGANA ROBINSON’S HONEST PLAYLIST PLANET CARAVAN BY BLACK SABBATH FEEDS MY
     SOUL
     
     Her karaoke choice is Don’t Leave Me This Way, but who blew the socks off
     the Newark, Newark star when she heard them singing Jolene? Hint: it’s not
     Dolly
     
     Planet Caravan by Black Sabbath feeds my soul


 * * BOOK OF THE DAY LETTERS TO GWEN JOHN BY CELIA PAUL REVIEW – A WOMAN IN HER
     OWN IMAGE
     
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     Letters to Gwen John by Celia Paul review – a woman in her own image
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     EASTER IN ART REVIEW A PARADE OF MASTERPIECES OF CHRISTIAN SUFFERING
     
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     A parade of masterpieces of Christian suffering
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     THE LONELIEST WHALE: THE SEARCH FOR 52 REVIEW A CRACK TEAM GOES ON A WILD
     CETACEAN CHASE
     
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     A crack team goes on a wild cetacean chase
   * 4 out of 5 stars.
     
     
     
     
     CLASSICAL MUSIC LSO/ROTH REVIEW – VIVID, VIOLENT AND VIRTUOSIC PREMIERES
     
     4 out of 5 stars.
     
     
     LSO/Roth review – vivid, violent and virtuosic premieres


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 * THE NEW FLEXITARIAN THOMASINA MIERS’ RECIPE FOR GREEK LAMB, TOMATO AND FETA
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   Thomasina Miers’ recipe for Greek lamb, tomato and feta orzo


 * BONING UP GRAMMYS RED CARPET WAS A FESTIVAL OF CORSETS
   
   Comfort dressing was off the agenda on Sunday night, with Olivia Rodrigo,
   Doja Cat, St Vincent and Chrissy Tiegen putting structure in the spotlight
   
   Grammys red carpet was a festival of corsets


 * A KITCHEN IN ROME RACHEL RODDY’S RECIPE FOR PEARL BARLEY, LENTIL AND
   VEGETABLE SOUP
   
   A typically Roman, rustic soup-stew made with ancient pulses
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