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Largest brewing company in the world with headquarters in Leuven
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A
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AB Inbev
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Venice of the North
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B
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Bruges
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Private domain owned by the second King
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C
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Congo Free State
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Belgian midfielder currently playing at Manchester City
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D
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Kevin De Bruyne
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"Impregnable" fort that was taken by the Germans in less than two days in 1940
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E
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Eben-Emael
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Firearms manufacturer that owns Winchester and Browning and produces the P90 sub machine guns and the Five-seveN pistols
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F
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FN Herstal
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City known for it's altarpiece by Van Eyck and a peace treaty between the USA and the UK
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G
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Ghent
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Town in Antwerp after which a city in New Jersey was named
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H
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Hoboken
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Belgian Formula 1 driver, who won the 24 Hours of Le Mans six times
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I
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Jacky Ickx
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Juniper flavoured liquor, popular in Belgium and the Netherlands
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J
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Jenever
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Official title of the Belgian head of state (if he is male)
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K
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King of the Belgians
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Animal depicted in the coat of arms of eight out of ten provinces
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L
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Lion
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Small bronze sculpture that serves as a symbol of Brussels
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M
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Manneken Pis
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Capital of the eponymous province
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N
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Namur
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One-day road cycling race, held annually in late February
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O
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Omloop Het Nieuwsblad
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In 2011 this Belgian music festival was hit by a severe thunderstorm
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P
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Pukkelpop
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Statistician who developed the Body Mass Index
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Q
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Adolphe Quetelet
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Antwerpian baroque painter of "The Massacre of the Innocents" which was sold at auction for almost 50 million pounds
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R
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Peter Paul Rubens
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Brass woodwind instrument invented by a Belgian named Adolphe
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S
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Saxophone
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Music project that produced "Pump Up the Jam" which reached no. 2 on the Billboard Hot 100 and the UK Singles Chart
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T
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Technotronic
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The country from wich Belgium secceeded
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U
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United Kingdom of the Netherlands
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Brussels born anatomist known for his "De humani corporis fabrica"
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V
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Andreas Vesalius
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Near this town a certain Mr. di Buonaparte was defeated by allied forces, mainly consisting of German troops
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W
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Waterloo
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At the Eurovision Song Contest 2004 in Istanbul, this artist sang the song "1 Life"
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X
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Xandee
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Smallest of the three main rivers, running through Belgium
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Y
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Yser
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Home of Belgium's largest airport
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Z
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Zaventem
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