Where in the world is it dangerous to sing Sinatra's "My Way"?

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Where in the world is it dangerous to sing Sinatra's "My Way"? 5 min. The world moves forward and modernizes faster than ever, yet the law doesn’t always keep up. Some of the most absurd rules still linger in the laws of certain countries. If you think it’s ridiculous to ban chewing gum, to sing "My Way" at karaoke, or to get drunk in a pub, then this article is for you. Join us as we discover 10 crazy laws that, believe it or not, are still in effect. Read full article

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