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The island of Malta is currently an official candidate for membership in the European Union.

No village on the island of Malta is more than an hour's journey by bus to the capital.

A popular pastime on the island of Malta is strolling along the waterfront, chatting with friends.

A leisure activity in Malta which many outsiders find difficult to comprehend is the yearly slaughter of birds by sport hunters.

The island nation of Malta has no domestic energy sources.

In 1942, Allied ships sailed into the harbor in Malta carrying essential supplies, and saved the country from having to surrender to the Germans.

The island of Malta is sometimes labelled as the cradle of the Mediterranean Sea.

The country of Malta has managed to preserve its culture, despite its contact with foreign influences throughout its 6,000 years of history.

The island of Malta is currently an official candidate for membership in the European Union.

The island of Malta is divided politically over the question of joining the European Union.

In 1942, Allied ships sailed into the harbor in Malta carrying essential supplies, and saved the country from having to surrender to the Germans.

A leisure activity in Malta which many outsiders find difficult to comprehend is the yearly slaughter of birds by sport hunters.

A popular pastime on the island of Malta is strolling along the waterfront, chatting with friends.

In 1942, Allied ships sailed into the harbor in Malta carrying essential supplies, and saved the country from having to surrender to the Germans.




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