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In the 1600s, a Yolŋu girl was kidnapped from an Australian beach. Centuries later her story is a novel The Guardianhttps://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMi1gFBVV95cUxPckF3Znd5MlhoMFYwNm9UbExZVG9XV1dfc1lYVWdqT2dMeFh0Tks0VHdabURtVkZJci1GZkpwQTItblFiMmd1V09nWjNScTFTX2w3RVBfSFE5Q3BFMGZER2VaaE9kQ0N4c2cxbUp6MTVmN0VQOXJuTlpVNVVDOEwwdFExOTZCa0VzRW1jM3VZTHZXVEdpN1AtNWJsUkdocmpKcDQyYkJ1d1hvWTkxbkVjQXZnUmxFdWp1YVR2MC1iZldSdHdvR1MzYUhobVl4SHFYRXdtVlpB?oc=5
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