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Scotland's dramatic 2-1 victory over Poland on November 18, 2024, has kept their hopes alive in the Nations League. Andy Robertson's injury-time header capped a comeback after John McGinn's early goal and Kamil Piatkowski's equalizer. This win secures a play-off spot to retain their League A status.
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As Halloween approaches, various traditions surrounding Samhain and All Saints' Day are highlighted. Kilmarnock's unique 'Killieween' celebration occurs earlier than Halloween, while many cultures reflect on the dead during this time, showcasing a blend of pagan and Christian customs.
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Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has escalated his rhetoric against the EU, alleging a conspiracy to install a puppet government in Hungary, similar to claims made about Poland. This comes amid rising tensions between Hungary and EU institutions, as Orban rallies right-wing parties against perceived external threats.
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A previously unknown waltz by Frédéric Chopin has been discovered at the Morgan Library & Museum in New York. The manuscript, authenticated by experts, is believed to date from the early 1830s and has been recorded by pianist Lang Lang for The New York Times.