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Italy overtakes Japan to become the world’s fourth-largest exporter

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By Jack Frost
| Wanted in Rome
A Decade Long Export Climb Reshapes Italy’s Economic Position Italy has reached a milestone that few would have predicted a decade ago. According to data cited by Les Echos and confirmed by international organisations, Italy has overtaken Japan to become the fourth-largest exporter in the world, ranking behind only China, the United States and Germany. The shift was confirmed using seasonally adjusted figures in current dollars, drawing on data from the OECD and the World Trade Organization.
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Why Italy Is Taking a Softer Line on Social Media Limits for Minors

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By Jack Frost
| Wanted in Rome
Italy and Social Media Limits for Minors: Why Rome Is Taking a Softer Line Than Other Countries While several countries are moving toward strict bans or tough limits on minors’ access to social media, Italy is so far choosing a far more cautious approach. As governments around the world rethink how to protect children online, Rome’s reluctance to impose hard age limits is becoming increasingly noticeable.
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Columbia Men's Soccer Makes History, Will play in AAC Tournament

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By Mathias Gravesen, Jack Frost, Nathan Huff
| gokoalas.com
COLUMBIA, S.C. - The Columbia College men's soccer team fell 2-0 on Senior Day to Bryan College during Homecoming on Saturday afternoon. However, all was not lost as the Koalas still clinched a spot in next weekend's AAC Tournament. They are the first-ever men's team sport to qualify for a conference tournament in Columbia College history. The Koalas will now enter the conference tournament as the #6 seed with a 4-4-4 AAC record, equaling 16 points.
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