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Six cars collided on Leningradsky Avenue in Moscow, four were injured

headlines: 46 · —

Events of this story

The words each side uses

Russia Moscow Leningradsky traffic teenagers

Words that appear in this part of the world's headlines at least twice as often as in the others'.

Who wrote first

  1. Russia TASS
  2. Belarus, the Caucasus and Central Asia AKIpress (Kyrgyzstan)
  3. Ukraine Obozrevatel
  4. Asia and Oceania Malay Mail

How it is reported

Russia more than usual

Belarus, the Caucasus and Central Asia

Who is in this story

Who writes about them around the world, and how.

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