Nine volcanic eruptions since December 2023 have shaken the Icelandic town of Grindavik and forced residents to repeatedly evacuate. Most people have moved away, but some have stayed. They are exhausted by the constant disruptions and hope that life can return to normal. There have been modest signs of recovery. But scientists say the volcanic activity is not over. | AP

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