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There are no hospitals or prisons in the Vatican: Here's why
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There are no hospitals or prisons in the Vatican: Here's why
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Located in the heart of Rome, the Vatican is a city-state with roots that stretch far beyond its official founding year. And while you might think you’ve heard all about it, the world’s smallest country still holds plenty of secrets. Let’s uncover 10 fascinating facts hidden within its walls.
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