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Zara Larsson fans disappointed as she misses Way Out West closing slot

Sparkly Zara Larsson fans made sure to arrive early at the Way Out West festival grounds on Thursday. Many are surprised that the pop star won't be closing the festival's first day. She should have finished, says 17-year-old Julia Ljungquist.

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  3. CultureHöstlovspysselAutumn-break crafts

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