Iceland: Let's Try Not to be Shelbyville, People.
[W]hen you live in an isolated nation with a population roughly the size
of Pittsburgh, accidentally lusting after a cousin is an all-too-real
possibility. But a search engine called Íslendingabók (the Book of
Icelanders) allows users to plug in their own name alongside that of a
prospective mate, determining any familial overlap.
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