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Lavrov says Russia is awaiting latest version of peace deal

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By Zenebou Sylla
| CNN Verified
Lavrov says Russia is awaiting latest version of peace deal Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov on the peace talks on Tuesday morning 0:31 • Source: CNN World News 18 videos Lavrov says Russia is awaiting latest version of peace deal 0:31 Now playing • Source: CNN See how the collapse of a medieval tower shook up Rome 2:32 Now playing • Source: CNN US official says Ukraine agrees to deal, Zelensky says 'much work' ahead 3:41 Now playing • Source: CNN New wave of Russian strikes on Kyiv...
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The Texas floods washed away debris and dirt. They also uncovered 100-million-year-old dinosaur tracks

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By Gordon Ebanks Verified, Zenebou Sylla
| WJRT-TV (Flint, MI) Verified
(CNN) — The devastating flooding that swept through Texas Hill Country in early July, killing at least 135 people, unearthed a prehistoric discovery in Travis County on Monday, experts say. A volunteer helping residents clear debris discovered 15 large, three-clawed dinosaur footprints scattered in a crisscross pattern along the Sandy Creek area.
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Huellas de dinosaurios de hace 100 millones de años quedan expuestas tras las inundaciones en Texas Original

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By Gordon Ebanks Verified, Zenebou Sylla
| CNN en Español Verified
Huellas de dinosaurios descubiertas en la zona de Sandy Creek, en el condado de Travis, tras las devastadoras inundaciones que azotaron el centro de Texas en julio. Cortesía de Carl Stover CNN — Las devastadoras inundaciones que azotaron Texas Hill Country a principios de julio, que dejaron al menos 135 muertos, dieron lugar a un descubrimiento prehistórico en el condado de Travis el lunes, indicaron expertos.
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