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Only People, No Cars: Finland Opens World's Longest Pedestrian Sea Bridge
The newly opened bridge doubles as a scenic promenade linking Helsinki's islands and waterfronts.
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A $4,600 Ticket To Becoming "SuperShe" Is Exclusive To Just A Few Women
The price of experimental networking on a Finnish island that has banned men, and only accepts heavily vetted women, is 4,000 euros, or $4,600.
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No Man's Land: This Stunning Private Island Is For Women Only
Imagine this: a holistic retreat where you're doing yoga, meditating and delicious healthy food while on a private island hidden away in the Baltic Sea off the coast of Finland. Sound like heaven? Wait till you hear what makes the luxurious SuperShe Island all the more unique: there are no men allowed on the private island.
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Finland To Bury Nuclear Waste In World's Costliest Tomb
Deep underground on a lush green island, Finland is preparing to bury its highly-radioactive nuclear waste for 100,000 years -- sealing it up and maybe even throwing away the key.
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Singapore Post Tests Drone Mail Service
Singapore Post said it has used a drone to deliver mail to an island community, joining other postal services such as Finland which are testing unmanned aerial vehicles to deliver packages.
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Only People, No Cars: Finland Opens World's Longest Pedestrian Sea Bridge
The newly opened bridge doubles as a scenic promenade linking Helsinki's islands and waterfronts.
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A $4,600 Ticket To Becoming "SuperShe" Is Exclusive To Just A Few Women
The price of experimental networking on a Finnish island that has banned men, and only accepts heavily vetted women, is 4,000 euros, or $4,600.
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No Man's Land: This Stunning Private Island Is For Women Only
Imagine this: a holistic retreat where you're doing yoga, meditating and delicious healthy food while on a private island hidden away in the Baltic Sea off the coast of Finland. Sound like heaven? Wait till you hear what makes the luxurious SuperShe Island all the more unique: there are no men allowed on the private island.
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Finland To Bury Nuclear Waste In World's Costliest Tomb
Deep underground on a lush green island, Finland is preparing to bury its highly-radioactive nuclear waste for 100,000 years -- sealing it up and maybe even throwing away the key.
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Singapore Post Tests Drone Mail Service
Singapore Post said it has used a drone to deliver mail to an island community, joining other postal services such as Finland which are testing unmanned aerial vehicles to deliver packages.
