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Baby born in tiny Italian town of Ostana for first time in 28 years

The Independent 02 Feb 2016
Since the 1980s, the Italian town of Ostana had not seen the birth of a single baby ... A baby was born. The first in 28 years.
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Italian town of Ostana hails first baby in 28 years

The Daily Telegraph 30 Jan 2016
Piedmont town which has seen population plummet hails new arrival as a "dream come true". .
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