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germany is home of around 83.24 million people

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they have cold winters and an in summer it gets hop but still stay on 50 or 60

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This game was created by a Samoan Creator who also creates apps to help people learn Samoan!

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This organization has a charity called the Wellington City Mission. This charity helps families/people who don’t have a place to sleep and have no food.

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Share My Super enables over 60s to share part of their superannuation with trusted charities, each chosen for their real impact on child poverty.

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In Samoa, a great place to visit is Falealupo. Falealupo is a beautiful village next to the ocean, where you can swim, relax, and admire the white sand beach.

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Fifty years ago, we wore bell bottoms and trouser suits, were infatuated with lava lamps ... and breathed dirty air. Thankfully, more than our tastes have changed. Because of the Clean Air Act of 1970, the air is cleaner, and we are healthier.

You need only consider the damage caused by polluted air-children wheezing with asthma, fish contaminated by mercury, days of school and work missed due to illness, serious diseases such as cancer, and even premature death-to see that clean air is essential for good health.

That is precisely what led President Nixon in 1970 to sign the Clean Air Act. His hope was that the historic legislation would put the nation on a path to provide "clean air, clean water, and open spaces for the future generations of America."

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The Clean Air Act has proven a remarkable success. In its first 20 years, more than 200,000 premature deaths and 18 million cases of respiratory illness in children were prevented. EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson reported recently, "The total benefits of the Clean Air Act amount to more than 40 times the costs of regulation. For every dollar we have spent, we get more than $40 of benefits in return." In 1990, when President George H.W. Bush signed amendments that toughened emission standards for nearly two hundred of the most toxic, cancer-causing air pollutants, the Clean Air Act became an even better tool for protecting human health.

There is more that needs to be done to fulfill the Clean Air Act's promise. Far too many Americans are still breathing dirty air and suffering as a result, thanks to a handful of polluting industries that fight clean air laws tooth and nail. Their profits take precedent over our health, despite the benefits that clean air provides to our economy and our society.

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Polluters and their allies have spent decades negotiating exemptions for power plants, slandering science, misleading the public and pressuring the EPA with untruths and propaganda. As a result, coal-fired power plants continue to emit millions of tons of toxic air pollution every year. They are by far the country's largest source of mercury, which impairs the ability of growing children to think and learn.

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Fifty years ago, we wore bell bottoms and trouser suits, were infatuated with lava lamps ... and breathed dirty air. Thankfully, more than our tastes have changed. Because of the Clean Air Act of 1970, the air is cleaner, and we are healthier.

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Our vision is to clean up Hong Kong's air.

To achieve this vision, CAN is dedicated to driving policy and behavioural change to improve Hong Kong's air quality. Without losing sight on air pollution from regional activities, marine vessels and power plants, our current primary focus is on roadside pollution and indoor air impact.

In 2009, we pioneered the air quality movement in Hong Kong.

Air pollution in our city is damaging our health as individuals, the profitability of our companies and our economy as a whole. Primarily caused by roadside and marine emissions and the "street canyons" trapping them around us, it affects us all. And the effects are becoming increasingly acute. But at Clean Air Network, we believe that together, this is a problem we can solve.

We see three ways to do this: build knowledge and understanding among experts and the public; identify, connect and amplify the resources of stakeholders both in Hong Kong and worldwide; and work constantly to find and advocate the sustainable solutions for the future that our government can put into action today.

We have a unique and independent perspective on the dynamics affecting air quality in our city and we work side by side with the general public and each of the key players influencing this issue. We aim always to grow this network, so we actively partner on all our initiatives with academics, government officials, corporations and local communities. Our unified approach has enabled us to achieve systematic change in the way Hong Kong monitors and reports its air quality and also pass landmark legislation improving the way our public transportation is managed and marine vessels regulated.

Nevertheless, because we are driven by a fundamental commitment to using civic exchange to achieve lasting impact in the real world, we also build flexibility into our approach. Policy dialogue constantly evolves, and to remain effective, we too must stay nimble enough to adapt alongside it. Our strength is our strategic approach, proven commitment and established network.

We work to clean Hong Kong's air. Because this is our city and a future we all share.

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Vision & Mission - Clean Air Network 健康空氣行動

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Our vision is to clean up Hong Kong's air. To achieve this vision, CAN is dedicated to driving policy and behavioural change to improve Hong Kong's air quality. Without losing sight on air pollution from regional activities, marine vessels and power plants, our current primary focus is on roadside pollution and indoor air impact.

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a tour in a colorful and amazing magma caldera in iceland
is a expedition of a magma caldera that has created beautiful color that were charred on the cave walls

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Marie Curie is here for anyone with an illness they're likely to die from, and those close to them. Whatever the illness, wherever you are, we're with you to the end.

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The puletasi is a dress worn as traditional wear in Samoa. It is commonly worn for formal events and church. The Lavalava is a skirt/dress worn after swimming to be respectful to others about your body.

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The organisation Marie Curie is founded in the United Kingdom and is connected to the Marie Curie Hospital. This organisation helps people with terrible illnesses, that don't have a very high chance of being cured or dont have much time left to live. The Marie Curie foundation has been around since July 6th 1948. A lady named Mrs Alice Macpherson started the organisation first, she sold her engagement ring and donated that money. The organisation in 2013 has helped 40,844 ill patients that didn't have much left to live. The Marie Curie organisation helps with terminally ill patients, cancer patients, and some much more. Marie Curie foundation has helped so many patients, families, and continues to do many great things for the United Kingdom. They have made such an amazing impact in the U.K.

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This tourist attraction is called Stonehenge. It has gotten so popular in the United Kingdom that visitors and tourists need to purchase a ticket. With that ticket it will get you and but will also only a certain amount of time to be able to look at the monument. The employees that work there will give you a tour and will do a deep dive into the history of Stonehenge.

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Trench coats are very popular in the United Kingdom. Many Men and Women wear them as an everyday, casual wear. Some dress it up and others like to keep it casual. The trench coat first started off as a military outfit back in the First World War, then eventually became a lovely trend.

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In the late 18th century the Fallera dress was the typical dress they would wear for females town farmers, but after a few years later they use them for important celebrations and some other ones that are called Traje de Flamencos which look very similar as well, and for the guys they use a suit called “traje de chulapo” which they usually wear for the San Isidro celebration in May or some other important celebration.

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Sleeping Dogs is a game that came out in 2012. In this game the player is an undercover cop that acts like a gang member to see all of the secrets. This game is just this cop going around and getting into fights but also getting to know the ropes and how everything works. Which is the main goal of this game. This game is interesting to play especially with the like bits of monologue that it has. Sadly this very famous game in Hong Kong isn’t available on mobile devices and it has to be a PC which I don’t have. However I added a video of a brief recap.

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Victoria Peak or The Peak as some know it in Hong Kong is one of the prettiest views you will ever see. You can go on the skyline which will take you to the top and you can see some of the most beautiful buildings ever. They also have some mini binocular stations that help you see closer to the city. Not only can you see the city but you can also see some of the islands close to this one.

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For the men they wear “The Zhongshan Suit”  this is a more common attire for the men in the western part of Asia. This suit also started in the 1920’s.

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A traditional dress that some of the women would wear is called a Cheongsam or a qipao. This became very popular after it was made in the 1920's in Shanghai. This became more famous because of its closely fitted material.

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80 Interesting Facts About The UK

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The holiday Guy Fawkes night, which is also known as Bonfire night. It is celebrated on Saturday, November 5th. The reason it is celebrated is to show respect for the failed Gunpowder Plot of 1605. The failed Gunpowder Plot of 1605 was a failed assassination of King James l of England. This was during the Opening of Parliament that happened in November 1605.

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Guy Fawkes Bonfire Night - Lewes, England November 5th 2014

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The United Kingdom is mainly run by the Prime Minister. The United Kingdom's Prime Minister is Boris Johnson. He was declared Minister on July 24 2019. Being the Prime Minister means you are the leader of Her Majesty's Government, which means you are responsible for the policy and decisions that are from the government. A Prime Minister is supposed to supervise the operation of the Civil Service and government agencies, are capable to chose members of the government, and is the principal government figure that are in the House of Commons.

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This Game is in its own genre made my a Japanese company called From Software its a dodge and attack game where you fight many different types of things

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One of the top 3 places that attract tourists is Fiordland National Park and Milford Sound, South Island. This place has fantastic scenery, and a lot of people come to hike and explore fjords. The 2nd top place for tourists to visit is the Bay of Islands, North Island. This place is popular for sailing, yachting, and kayaking. The 3rd top place for tourists to visit is Queenstown, South Island. This place is popular for bungee jumping, jet boating, white water rafting, paragliding, rock climbing, mountain biking, and downhill skiing.

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This clothing piece is called a Customary Māori.

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What does Ascend do? Ascend is North America's largest Pan Asian business professional membership organization. Our mission is to impact the workplace and society by developing and elevating all Asian and Pacific Islander (API) business leaders and empowering them to be change agents. What do they do?  Ascend provides impactful career lifecycle and industry leadership programs as well networks that foster community and engagement among Pan Asian business professionals and students, corporate partners, and the general public. They serve members from a variety of professions and industries. It is designed to develop business leaders at all stages in their careers. We can help by donating and spreading the word about this organization.

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While China is an amazing country with a great community it still has its problems, but with problems come people and organizations that help stop or prevent those problems. But for right now the one I will be talking about is Heifer International. Their mission is to eradicate poverty and hunger through sustainable, values-based holistic community development. Dan West started Heifer international and was rated an 83.71 earning it a 3 out of 4 star rating. You can be confident this charity is using your money to help. They have been working well on their goal for well over 75 years and have been a member of the global impact charity alliance for more than 30 years. An amazing accomplishment they have is supporting over 34 million families in 2019. This is a nonprofit organization so they basically get nothing by doing this. Their goal is to end world hunger and poverty while caring for the earth. They are trying to reach their goal by providing appropriate livestock, training and related services to small-scale farmers and communities worldwide. They don’t need donations but are willing to accept it and just know that when you donate you are helping others and our giant rock we live on. Some things you can do to help is donate one time, donate monthly, join friends of heifer, give in honor. If you did decide to donate you would be helping millions of people who suffer from poverty and hunger and even help the world we live in. But in short if you were to help by donating you would be changing many lives and the life of yourself in the long run.

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The weather in Costa Rica is usually hot and tropical with some rainforests.  It has many beaches.

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With arms outstretched 28 meters, as if to encompass all of humanity, the colossal Art Deco statue of Christ, called Cristo Redentor (Christ the Redeemer), gazes out over Rio De Janeiro and the bay from the summit of Corcovado.

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The place is called the Changdeokgung Palace. Of the five grand palaces built by the Joseon Dynasty in the 15th century around Seoul, Changdeokgung Palace was always the preferred royal residence. It's where the king and royal family lived their daily lives.

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The foundation of Alberto and Elena Cortina is an organization founded by them 2 Alberto and Elena in Spain, their mission is to help families that are not going thru the best times right now and try to help them in any way they can. They were the ones that started this foundation years ago and are still doing it to this day which I think is pretty cool from their part in helping other people in need, the main reason the organization became one of the most well known in Spain is because of how much they have actually helped family and lots of other people. They offer people places to stay in and sleep and give them food and they even have their own store where they give people in need this card. They gather points and they can get whatever they need but that store is mostly things house would need like cleaning stuff and food which i think is really cool as well some of the food can be free sometimes or really cheap as well which actually helps a lot to a lot of families. they have helped over 6.500 people from 2,150 families well now is probably more because the information from the article was a few months ago so now is for sure more people they've helped and they are also located in Madrid Spain. They have for sure made an impact in Spain.

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Every fourth year the electorate chooses, by secret ballot, 63 representatives to sit in Althingi.  Anyone who is eligible to vote, with the exception of the President and judges of the Supreme Court, can stand for parliament. Following each election, the President gives a leader of a political party the authority to form a cabinet, usually beginning with the leader of the largest party. If unsuccessful; the President will ask another political party leader to form a government.

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FUN FACT Iceland is the one of the oldest assembly democracies

Iceland is a full democracy where anyone that can vote is eligible for election, with the exception of other politicians, only 63 of all the candidates become representatives by being elected every 4 years by electorate vote to sit in althingi .

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This is a video of a Slap Dance in Samoa, otherwise known as Fa’ataupati. This is a traditional dance performed by males where they slap their body to make sounds.

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Samoa is a democracy. They have a Parliamentary system, Parliamentary republic and they have a Unitary state.

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Egypt is located in Africa. Egypt's culture believes that happiness was a goal they wanted to achieve in their culture. Their climate is dry, hot, and the majority of Egypt is covered in deserts. The weather can become very windy and the sand flows everywhere, which can lead to severe damage. They have a population of 102.3 million. Alexander the Great conquered egypt. He would kill the persians who were the emperor before he conquered egyptians. He admired their religion. Alexander then began to dress how the Egyptians would dress. Egyptians have had a theocratic government which is where they believe their god(pharos) is in charge. They now have a democratic republic government.

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Talks about how colombia's spends time with their family, they have stuff like christmas, new years and have a night of lighting up candles. Of course they have different traditions, Buts its what all countries should do, have a holiday or event of spending time with family, which is important

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Colombia, officially Republic of Colombia, Spanish República de Colombia, country of northwestern South America. Its 1,000 miles (1,600 km) of coast to the north are bathed by the waters of the Caribbean Sea, and its 800 miles (1,300 km) of coast to the west are washed by the Pacific Ocean. The country is bordered by Panama, which divides the two bodies of water, on the northwest, by Venezuela and Brazil on the east, and by Peru and Ecuador on the south.Indigenous cultures were found in this region, and the most favorable location for the growth of civilization was the high plateau in the Cordillera Oriental of the Colombian Andes. The present capital city of Bogotá is located near the southern terminus of the plateau, which extends northward to the mountains dividing it from the drainage of the Cesar River. There the Spanish found the major concentration of the Chibchan-speaking peoples. At the time of the Spanish conquest, the Chibcha were in the process of consolidation by warfare and had not achieved firm union and political institutions.

Geographic and climatic conditions placed limits on the development of the Chibcha and other cultures in Colombia. Of the total indigenous population at the time of the conquest, probably about one-third were Chibcha. None of the larger domesticated animals and their wild related species found in the Central Andes existed in Colombia. The Chibcha were craftspeople whose work shows interest in utility and the expression of ideas. The government has attempted to foster economic stability and to encourage private enterprise through indirect measures, such as a favourable system of taxation and the extension of credit to new industries. Regional development organizations, such as the Cauca Valley Corporation, have been established to promote more balanced industrial growth, with emphasis on hydroelectric power development and flood control. Economic growth was quite substantial through the mid-20th century, but in subsequent decades inflation and unemployment grew alarmingly as the growth rate declined. Nevertheless, Colombia was one of the few Latin American countries not to suffer a debt crisis in the 1980s, and in many ways during that decade it had the healthiest economy in the region.

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Colombia, officially Republic of Colombia, Country, northwestern South America. Area: 440,531 sq mi (1,140,970 sq km). Population: (2023 est.) 53,717,000. Capital: Bogotá. About half the population are mestizos; most of the rest are of European-African, European, or African ancestry. Language: Spanish (official). Religion: Christianity (predominantly Roman Catholic). Currency: peso. The topography is dominated by the Andes Mountains. To the south and east lie vast lowlands, drained by the Orinoco and Amazon rivers. Colombia's developing economy is based primarily on services, agriculture, and manufacturing, coffee being the principal cash crop. Coca (for the production of cocaine) and opium poppies (for the production of heroin) are grown and trafficked illicitly on a large scale. Rich in minerals, Colombia is the world's largest producer of emeralds and one of South America's largest producers of gold. It is a unitary multiparty republic with two legislative houses; its head of state and government is the president. Its earliest known inhabitants were Chibchan-speaking Indians. The Spanish arrived c. 1500 and by 1538 had conquered the area and made it subject to the Viceroyalty of Peru. After 1740 authority was transferred to the newly created Viceroyalty of New Granada. Parts of Colombia threw off Spanish jurisdiction in 1810, and full independence came after Spain's defeat by revolutionary leader Simón Bolívar in 1819. Civil war in 1840 slowed development. Conflict between the Liberal and Conservative parties led to the War of a Thousand Days (1899-1903). Years of relative peace followed, but hostility erupted again in 1948; the two parties agreed in 1958 to a plan for alternating governments. A new constitution was adopted in 1991, but democratic power remained threatened by civil unrest, which continued into the early 21st century and at the violent centre of which were powerful drug cartels, leftist guerrillas, and right-wing paramilitary groups.

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Colombia's independence from Spain and civil war

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Colombia, officially Republic of Colombia , Country, northwestern South America.

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This family in colombia live in castaneda, They live with their mother and a son in a 4-bedroom house. "They like their house because of its spacious size, however, they dislike it's backyard. Their pet is their most valuable possession in the house. The next big thing they plan on buying is a car. Their dream is to own an apartment. colombia ". It looks like colombia has good houses for good families because they pay 654$ fir their monthly income, they look like they get good money too

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Dollar Street | Family in Colombia | Castaneda

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The weather in colombia is usually warm, and overcasted. The temperatures stay from 67-87F. There is a lot of sea levels over there too, about 1,000 m. there's no four defined seasons in colombia because the temperatures change

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People in New Zealand love to make friends with other people, they talk to people on the street even if they don’t know them. They love to go on their jet skis, and boats, they also like to fish in the summer. People in New Zealand also love to go outside and hike.

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One sixth of the world’s population celebrate Chinese New Year or Lunar New year. It is a 15 day festival and it begins on the second new moon after the winter solstice. It can happen during January 21st through february 19th according to the Gregorian calendar. It is based on an ancient Chinese calendar which existed as early as 14th century B.C. Even though China adopted a western calendar in 1912 and began marking january 1st as the official start of the Chinese new year and to this day it remains the most important social and economical holiday. Festival’s have spread far beyond China, they take place far beyond China. San Francisco especially ever since the gold rush in 1840’s and 50’s many immigrant Chinese workers came to northern california. Massive parades have been held ever since. They have twelve animals associated with the Chinese zodiac sign. Two of the animals, the dragon and the rabbit are especially important to the Chinese new year. Dragons because the Chinese are said to have descended from dragons and on the 15th day of the Chinese new year they release rabbit lanterns into the sky to symbolize a Chinese goddess named Chang E who is said to have brought a rabbit along with her when she leaped to the moon. Lots of people clean their houses to rid ghosts and bad luck for the new year. They also get new clothes or a haircut for the new year. Some even settle disagreements and pay off debt for the new year. A lot of the traditions resemble western new years resolutions. In the late hours of Chinese new year many families make dumplings. This food is said to bring good fortune and luck for the household. Long noodles are also a common dish for the holiday but to live a long life never cut the noodles while eating them. Clothing can also symbolize during this holiday as red clothing means good luck while black clothing means death.

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Hanbok is the traditional clothing of the Korean people. Nowadays, it is only worn on special occasions or anniversaries/weddings. It's a formal wear and many Koreans keep a hanbok for such occasions.

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Khalifa Bin Zayed Al Nahyan Foundation. This is a charity raising money for “Sheikh Khalifa established Khalifa Bin Zayed Al Nahyan Foundation. Its vision is: pioneering initiatives for welfare and its strategies are focused on health and education on domestic, regional and global scales.” i think its right to be able to raise awareness for this charity for people in dubai to be able to get a stable get a good education not only for people in dubai they want to help people globally.

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Samoa has a very small population, 198,410 people in the year of 2020. Which is less than half as many people in our city of Milwaukee.

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New Zealand's prime minister is Jacinda Ardern. New Zealand is a constitutional monarchy. Parliamentary Democracy and a Commonwealth Realm is their government type.

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in colombia's radio they play some good relaxing music that you can dance to. the music they listen to isn't what i would listen or dance to but in general its sound good i'm not gonna judge them because of what they hear because we all got different taste in music and we all got different opinions in things.

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A traditional piece of clothing in Japan is a kimono. A kimono is a ankle length gown with long, expansive sleeves and a V-neck. It has neither buttons or ties, it has to be lapped left over right across the chest and secured at the waist by a broad sash known as an obi

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The top tourist attraction in Japan is Mount Fuji. Rising to 12,388 feet, Mount Fuji is the tallest mountain in Japan and is known for its graceful conical form. Its the country's sacred symbol, and temples and shrines are located around it.

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France has a semi-presidential system of government, with both a President and a Prime Minister.

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The country I was assigned to is Germany. Germany is located in central europe. It borders the Baltic and the North Sea. Some of the features the country has are forested Hills and Mountains. Contains numerous RIver valleys that travel all throughout the country. The country has a temperate climate, having warm summers and cold winters. Going into population, In 2020 it was reported that Germany had a population of 83.24 million. Almost 500,000 more than 2019. Some major events that shaped the country into what it is today include, The founding of hitler, World War 1 and 2. They have a couple types of government including Federal republic, Representative democracy, Parliamentary republic, Constitutional republic. The current president of Germany is Frank-Walter Steinmeier. Just like any other country Germany has their own traditions and Holidays. One tradition that they do

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When you win the Cheung Chau Bun Scrambling Competition!!!

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When you win the Cheung Chau Bun Scrambling Competition!!!

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Cheung Chau Bun Festival of Hong Kong is an annual festival that started as a celebration because of the end of a plague. But nowadays it’s seen as one of the most awaited festivals of the year. What happens during the festival is they line the outside of a big tube with buns and they make people race to the top and see who can get the most buns. The players have a bag wrapped around their waists that they take all the way up and fill up once they are at the highest point. Once the time is up they go back down and other people count them and they give an award to the winner.

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The Basic Law ensures that the policies and principles concerning Hong Kong will stay untouched for 50 years. It also leaves a system led by a Chief Executive as well as an Executive Council. Not only that but with a system of two tiers regarding a representative government as well as an independent judiciary.

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Samoa, the country on an island in the Oceania. The weather there is warm and there is a strong breeze.

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This video shows people in the Mardi Gras Festival.

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El Salvadors weather is very hot, overcasted, and oppressive.The temperatures go straight to 76-91oF. El Salvador will rarely have temperatures below 74-94oF in some times. Usually people come to El Salvador around december to march because of the warm weather, including less chances of downpours

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The Chinese political system is authoritarian. There are no freely elected national leaders, political opposition is suppressed, all religious activity is controlled by the CCP, dissent is not permitted and civil rights are curtailed. Elections in China occur under a single-party authoritarian political system.

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They have a constitutional government in which the powers of the central government are limited

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Spain is a big place, and big places mean big festivals or holidays. This is a video explaining & the Spanish festivals that happen in Spain celebrating the holy week, the august fair, Semana Santa, and lastly San Fermin, and some food festivals. This video will also be helpful to watch to learn more^

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8 Most Fascinating and Most Interesting Spanish Festivals For Visiting

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Spain has a parliamentary monarchy. Which means it's a democratic constitutional way, where the official title is named President of the government. Their authority does not have one person in charge, but 23 members are in charged. This was all established in january 15, 1834. Which was more than a 100 years they had with this type of constitutional movement.