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For the second time in a row, the young fishermen from Radgone have won the Adriatic Alps Cup.

Young fishermen from Radgona have once again consecutively won the Adriatic Alps Cup. The event likely involves a competition among young fishing teams, highlighting their skills and achievements in the region. This victory marks another success for Radgona's youth in this particular tournament, reinforcing their reputation in local sports circles.

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For the second time in a row, the young fishermen from Radgone have won the Adriatic Alps Cup.

Young fishermen from Radgona have once again consecutively won the Adriatic Alps Cup. The event likely involves a competition among young fishing teams, highlighting their skills and achievements in the region. This victory marks another success for Radgona's youth in this particular tournament, reinforcing their reputation in local sports circles.

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