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Trevi Fountain
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January 14, 2019
Rome government makes a wish: Trevi Fountain coins will no longer go to the poor
ROME – Most of the tourists who have tossed coins over their shoulder into Rome's Trevi Fountain over the past 20 years probably did not know that they were helping the city's poor.
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