Mystery year david
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An earthquake occurred in Haiti in January 2010. Barcelona FC won the Spanish football league that year and Spain's national team won the World Cup. Fast and Furious 4 was a popular action movie. The iPhone was released. Sandra Bullock won an Oscar for best actress. The weather in Spain was sunny.
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