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Canada Indigenous language included Google Translate has added a language called Inuktut to its translation service. Inuktut is a group of dialects spoken by Inuit people, who are Indigenous people (first to inhabit a place) in northern Canada, Greenland, and Alaska. Nearly 40,000 Inuit people in Canada speak Inuktut. Google’s technology will allow users to translate between written Inuktut and other languages, such as English. The Azores, Portugal Law passed to protect ocean A group of Portuguese islands called the Azores have passed a law to create a huge new marine protected area network. This means that about 110,800 square miles of the Atlantic Ocean will receive special protection against overfishing and tourism. The park, which includes natural habitats for whales, dolphins, seabirds, corals, and other species, will become one…

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