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The headlines can be hard going, but not all news is bad news. Here are five stories from this week about what's going well in the world:
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The headlines can be hard going, but not all news is bad news. Here are five stories from this week about what's going well in the world:
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Franck Renouard, a winegrower in southern France, knows a thing or two about drought. The Gard region where he is based is known for its dry Mediterranean climate. But even here, drought conditions in the winter have startled the business owner.
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