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Letter
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Hint
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Answer
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99%
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G
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Country that has the largest economy in Europe
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Germany
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98%
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M
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Italy's economic capital
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Milan
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97%
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M
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Island nation in the Mediterranean
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Malta
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96%
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T
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Country whose territory is 3% in Europe
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Turkey
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95%
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W
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Cardiff is its capital
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Wales
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94%
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O
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Famous fall festival held in Munich
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Oktoberfest
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93%
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M
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Where Muscovites live
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Moscow
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92%
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K
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Balkan state that declared independence in 2008
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Kosovo
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91%
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S
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Country formerly joined with the Czech Republic
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Slovakia
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90%
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B
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National capital on the Danube River
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Budapest
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89%
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K
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Poland's second biggest city
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Kraków
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88%
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T
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Historical region of central Romania
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Transylvania
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87%
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R
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World's northernmost capital city
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Reykjavík
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86%
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R
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Dutch city with Europe's busiest port
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Rotterdam
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85%
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C
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Site of a 1986 nuclear disaster
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Chernobyl
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84%
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B
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Sea on which Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania lie
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Baltic Sea
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83%
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V
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Volcano that destroyed Pompeii
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Vesuvius
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82%
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J
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Peninsula forming most of Denmark
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Jutland
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81%
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C
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Largest island in Greece
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Crete
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80%
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F
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Type of inlet notably found in Norway
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Fjord
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79%
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B
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Sea to the south of Ukraine
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Black Sea
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78%
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T
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Greece's second largest city
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Thessaloniki
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77%
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C
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Peninsula that was invaded by Russia in 2014
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Crimea
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76%
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P
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Mountain range between France and Spain
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Pyrenees
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75%
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R
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Greek island formerly home to an ancient wonder of the world
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Rhodes
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74%
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A
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Majority Muslim country
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Albania
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73%
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S
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Capital of North Macedonia
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Skopje
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72%
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C
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Autonomous region of northeast Spain
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Catalonia
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71%
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D
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German city devastated by Allied firebombing in 1945
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Dresden
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70%
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P
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City that merged with Buda in 1873
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Pest
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69%
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F
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Heraldic symbol of the above
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Fleur-de-Lis
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68%
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P
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City just outside Berlin where Stalin, Truman, and Atlee met in 1945
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Potsdam
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67%
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M
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Pointy peak on the Swiss/Italian border
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Matterhorn
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66%
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S
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Second largest Mediterranean island
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Sardinia
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65%
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F
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Danish islands known for whaling
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Faroe Islands
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64%
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C
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Biggest city in southwest Ireland
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Cork
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63%
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B
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Peninsula on which the former Yugoslavia was located
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Balkan
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62%
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I
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Austrian Winter Olympics host city
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Innsbruck
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61%
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I
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"Capital" of the Scottish highlands
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Inverness
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60%
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G
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Sweden's second biggest city
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Gothenburg
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59%
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P
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Capital of Sicily
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Palermo
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58%
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G
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Capital of Liguria in NW Italy, once a city-state with a naval empire
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Genoa
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57%
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B
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Country whose first and only President was elected in 1994
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Belarus
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56%
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K
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Full name of the city of Hull
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Kingston upon Hull
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55%
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W
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German city that gave its name to the republic of 1919–1933
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Weimar
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54%
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B
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City in northern Spain home to a Guggenheim museum
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Bilbao
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53%
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S
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Town where Shakespeare was born
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Stratford- upon-Avon
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52%
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K
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Russian city formerly known as Königsberg when it was part of Prussia
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Kaliningrad
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51%
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R
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River that goes from Lake Geneva to the Mediterranean
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Rhône
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50%
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A
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Largest city in Flanders
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Antwerp
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49%
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D
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Walled city of southern Croatia
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Dubrovnik
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48%
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P
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Peninsula on which the town of Sparta is located
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Peloponnese
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47%
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T
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The world's second oldest amusement park, opened in Copenhagen in 1843
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Tivoli Gardens
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46%
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I
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Sea between Greece and Italy
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Ionian
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45%
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R
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Switzerland's fourth official language
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Romansh
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44%
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J
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Sub-alpine mountain range on the Italy–Slovenia border
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Julian Alps
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43%
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B
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Historical region composing the western half of the Czech Republic
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Bohemia
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42%
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S
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French river which was the site of the bloodiest battle of WWI
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Somme
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41%
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W
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Irish city known for crystal
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Waterford
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40%
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O
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Term for a province of Russia or Ukraine
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Oblast
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39%
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B
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Most famous cathedral in Moscow
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St. Basil's
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38%
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P
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One of the Seven Hills of Rome
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Palatine
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37%
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D
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Kyiv's river
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Dnieper
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36%
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E
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Tallest mountain in Europe
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Mount Elbrus
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35%
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H
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Croatia in Croatian
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Hrvatska
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34%
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L
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German city where J.S. Bach lived for most of his adult life
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Leipzig
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33%
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S
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Destination of pilgrims in northern Spain
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Santiago de Compostela
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32%
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R
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City where Joan of Arc was executed; Monet painted its cathedral
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Rouen
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31%
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K
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Irish city founded in 1609, or the county it is part of
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Kilkenny
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30%
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A
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French city once home to the Papacy
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Avignon
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29%
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H
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Art museum in St. Petersburg
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Hermitage
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28%
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O
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River on the Poland / Germany border
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Oder
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27%
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N
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Region of northern Spain, once an independent kingdom
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Navarre
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26%
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D
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Capital of the Isle of Man
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Douglas
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25%
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R
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Circular road surrounding central Vienna
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Ringstraße
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24%
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J
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Sub-alpine mountain range on the Switzerland–France border
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Jura
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23%
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N
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Most populous city on the Volga river, formerly known as Gorky
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Nizhny Novgorod
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22%
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O
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Bridge connecting Copenhagen to Malmo
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Øresund
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21%
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V
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Bulgarian resort city on the Black Sea
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Varna
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20%
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P
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Greek island where John had his vision of the Apocalypse
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Patmos
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19%
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Q
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Official residence of the Italian president
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Quirinal
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18%
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Y
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Tiny mining town in Sweden where six chemical elements were discovered
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Ytterby
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17%
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K
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Capital of the Orkney islands
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Kirkwall
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16%
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I
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Dutch lake created by the closing of the Zuiderzee
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IJsselmeer
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15%
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A
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City on the northern coast of Iceland that is the largest in the country outside the capital region
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Akureyri
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14%
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A
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London bridge that connects Chelsea to Battersea
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Albert Bridge
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13%
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V
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City on the island of Gotland
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Visby
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12%
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B
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Longest river in Northern Ireland
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Bann
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11%
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Z
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Fourth-biggest city in Bosnia and Herzegovina
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Zenica
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10%
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E
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Greece's second largest island by area or population
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Euboea
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9%
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C
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You might see a don punting down in this river in Oxford
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Cherwell
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8%
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A
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Eastern Romance language and ethnic group native to the Balkans
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Aromanian
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7%
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Q
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Major city near the Portuguese capital, home to a national palace
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Queluz
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6%
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Y
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Southeastern Bulgarian city which lies in the banks of river Tundzha
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Yambol
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5%
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B
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Largest city in Malta
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Birkirkara
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4%
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C
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Welsh town at which King Arthur supposedly had his court
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Caerleon
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3%
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D
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Term for Alexander the Great's successors
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Diadochi
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2%
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D
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Treaty between Rome and Pontus ending the first Mithridatic war
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Treaty of Dardanos
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1%
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N
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Crusader state established in Greece after the Fourth Crusade
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Duchy of Neopatria
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