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| known for arrogance, great food, Airbus, and socialism |
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| capital is Havana; a Communist state known for cigars, high literacy and an aging leader |
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| "Land of the Plain", capital is Warsaw, home of hte late Pope John Paul II, joined EU in 2004 |
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| Most of the population lives within 100 miles of the southern border; known for hockey, musicains and high standard of living |
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| An island off the coast of the UK; known as "Celtic Tiger" and being a mother country to many in the US |
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| Capital is Copenhagen; known for elegant casinos, grand prix racing and Grace Kelly |
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| Capital is Vienna, known for porsperous economy, the Sound of Music, and governer of California |
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| Smallest country in the world located in major Euopean city; known for noncommercial economy supported by dioceses around the world |
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| capital is Vaduz; known for highest PC-GDP with a population of 35,000 |
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| known for most of country being at sea level or below with extensive water systems; liberal society known for work ethic with high literacy and productive economy |
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| capital is Bucharest, known for Transylvania, and leftover environmental issues from Communism |
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| capital is Helsinki; known for Nokia, high literacy and quiet people |
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| capital is Kingston, known for Bob Marley and Usain Bolt, high unemployment, crime, and tourism |
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| capital is Brussels, landlocked between France, Germany, The Netherlands, and Luxembour. also home of the EU capital |
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| capital is Port au Prince, has more than 66% unemployment and 53% literacy rate, poorest country in the western hemisphere |
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| monarchy consisting of England, Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland |
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| capital is Bratislava, konwn for high literacy, its part in the "velvet divorce" and struggle to transform into market economy |
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| capital is Santo Domingo, known for being the eastern side of Hispaniola, being discovered by Columbus |
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| one of the major economies in Europe, known for their car industry, Leonardo da Vince, and the south ragoin being poorer |
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| capital is Prague, known for "velvet revolution" and "velvet divorce", being one of the more prosperous former Soviet satellites |
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| known for pyramids, Islanists, and tourism |
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