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    Thieves steal 210-kilogram Dalí art book from Issoire museum in central France

    Burglars took the 210-kilogram volume 'L'Apocalypse', featuring a 150-kilogram bronze cover sculpted by Salvador Dalí, from the Issoire Contemporary Art Centre in Auvergne overnight on 5 October.

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