Clue
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Answer
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Country known for fjords
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Norway
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City where pizza is said to have originated
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Naples
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Italian name for the city above
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Napoli
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Scottish lake with a famous monster
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Loch Ness
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Paris's most famous cathedral
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Notre Dame de Paris
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One of the four "countries" of the United Kingdom
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Northern Ireland
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Sweden, Norway, Finland, Denmark, and Iceland
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The Nordic Countries
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Region of northern Spain, once an independent kingdom
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Navarre
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City in Lorraine, France that is also a women's name in English
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Nancy
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Country incorrectly known as Holland
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Netherlands
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City near Sherwood Forest
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Nottingham
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England's northernmost county
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Northumberland
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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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City that hosted Nazi rallies and, later, war tribunals
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Nuremberg
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People from here are known as "Geordies"
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Newcastle upon Tyne
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Second or third largest city in Serbia (name either)
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Novi Sad / Niš
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French region and D-Day landing site
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Normandy
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"Pleasant" city on the French Riviera
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Nice
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Gentrified London district that hosts an annual carnival
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Notting Hill
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Small German town that gave its name to many other things including, indirectly, the capital of Bahamas
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Nassau
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When a clock is ticking down, the pressure's on and you're locked-in, sometimes you miss things you otherwise never would.
Novi Sad (Нови Сад) means “New Garden” or “New Orchard” in Serbian. It has had many official names with the same meaning throughout history: Neoplanta (Latin), Neusatz (German), Újvidék (Hungarian), Nový Sad (Slovak), Нови Сад (Rusyn).
Anyway, it has always been with a single A in Serbian. If anyone had ever spelled it with double A in some other language, it must have been a really really old source. Or, it could have been a misspeling or a joke.
In. Gotta hate efficiency.