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Greta Thunberg bursts into laughter at reporters' questions in Davos

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Greta Thunberg couldn't stop laughing at reporters' questions while she walked through Davos on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum. Reporters asked about whether she staged her arrest at a Germany coal mine protest, and when they could expect it to get warm in Davos due to global warming.
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