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16 things that 2016 taught us about the US and the world

An Albanian holds up a U.S. flag as President George W. Bush's motorcade passes through central Tirana central Tirana June 10, 2007. Bush said on Sunday the United Nations should grant independence quickly to the breakaway Serbian province of Kosovo, and if Russia continued to block it the West would act.REUTERS/Damir Sagolj (ALBANIA) - RTR1QNTJ

16 findings about the US and the wider world from 2016. Image: REUTERS/Damir Sagolj

Abigail Geiger
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