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City
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Holiest city in Judaism and third holiest in Islam.
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Jerusalem
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Nordic capital that is situated mainly on fourteen islands.
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Stockholm
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African capital located on the confluence of the Blue and White Niles.
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Khartoum
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By law, this city is the capital of the Netherlands. But The Hague is actually home to the Dutch Parliament and many foreign embassies.
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Amsterdam
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James Watt invented his steam engine in this city also known for the "Peaky Blinders" gang.
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Birmingham
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"Big 3" Allied leaders met in this German city in August, 1945.
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Potsdam
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Where Disneyland can be found.
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Anaheim
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Most populous Saudi city on the Persian Gulf.
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Dammam
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Robin Hood lived near this English city.
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Nottingham
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Third-biggest city in Norway. Also home to the Norwegian University of Science and Technology.
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Trondheim
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Largest port in Europe.
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Rotterdam
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Tanzania moved its capital from this city to Dodoma in 1973.
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Dar es Salaam
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Massachusetts town that is famous for its witch trials of 1692 and 1693.
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Salem
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Karl Benz invented the automobile while working in this city at the intersection of the Rhine and Neckar.
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Mannheim
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One of New York City's neighborhoods was named after this Dutch city.
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Haarlem
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Three-letter religious and Islamic center of Iran.
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Qom
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One of the major cities in North Carolina's Research Triangle.
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Durham
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Russian city that shares its name with a hairstyle.
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Perm
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German city that was the birthplace of Albert Einstein.
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Ulm
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Biggest city in Indonesia's Riau Islands. It is located on the Singapore Strait.
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Batam
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