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| By House Tv Representative Kevin McCarthy of California delivered a speech that focused on unity. Then, members-elect and delegates were sworn in. | | | By Reuters and The Associated Press The Orthodox Christmas service at the Pechersky Lavra monastery in Kyiv was held for the first time by the Ukrainian-led branch of the church, rather than the Russian-led one. | | |
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