André Claußen
André Claußen is a crab fisherman from the northern German coastal town of Büsum, known for his recent unusual discovery of a large rock weighing between 70 to 100 kilograms, pulled from the North Sea. Claußen described the rock as having a strong pine resin smell and being easily splintered, prompting curiosity about its composition, which he speculated could be amber or colophony. This find resulted in damage to his fishing nets, leading to financial losses of approximately 1,000 euros. Claußen has sent a sample of the rock to a chemist friend for analysis, hoping to uncover its true nature and potential value.
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| Country | Mentions | Sentiment | Dominance | + Persistence | x Population | = Reach | x GDP (millions) | = Power |
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| Luxembourg | 1 | 6.00 | 0.07% | +30% | 625,978 | 577 | $73,000 | 67$ |
| Totals | 1 | 625,978 | 577 | $73,000 | 67$ |
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André Claußen is a crab fisherman who discovered a mysterious rock in the North Sea.
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André Claußen, a crab fisherman, discovered a mysterious rock in the North Sea.
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André Claußen and his team discovered a mysterious rock in the North Sea while crab fishing.
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Crab fisherman André Claußen found a mysterious rock in the North Sea.
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André Claußen and his team retrieved a large rock from the North Sea that they are trying to identify.
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Luxembourg:
André Claußen is a crab fisherman who discovered a mysterious rock in the North Sea.
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Luxembourg:
André Claußen is a crab fisherman who discovered a mysterious rock in the North Sea.
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Luxembourg:
André Claußen is a crab fisherman who discovered a mysterious rock in the North Sea.
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Luxembourg:
André Claußen and his team retrieved a large rock from the North Sea that they suspect may be valuable.
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Luxembourg:
André Claußen is a crab fisherman who discovered a mysterious rock in the North Sea.
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