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  1. Divers take annual plunge off bridge into Tiber

    Four men made the annual New Year's Day dive into the Tiber river in Rome, Monday morning (January 1, 2018). The annual tradition sees divers taking the plunge from the Cavour Bridge. The divers had to face chilly weather (12 degrees Celsius) and rain as they clambered up onto the railing to greet a crowd of hundreds standing along the riverside.

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