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Why is the world's most popular pizza called Margherita?
Before discussing the origin of this famous pizza, it is necessary to distinguish cheese and Margherita pizza because often, many people, especially Americans, are mista…
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Cross Singapore, the most powerful Japanese passport in the world
According to the latest announcement of the Henley Passport Index passport index published on May 23, Japanese passports won the most powerful position in the world.
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The largest freshwater pearl block in the world is worth 632,000 USD
The world's largest freshwater pearl block is about to be sold at the Venduehuis auction house in The Hague, Netherlands on May 31, according to CNN.
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How is the Vatican - the world's smallest business and investment?
Completely surrounded by Rome, the Vatican is the smallest country in the world with an area of only about 40.4 hectares. The Vatican Catholic Church is a spiritual ho…
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What is plogging, and why is it supported by the whole world?
Every year, the world appears extremely attractive movements many people participate. Negative also, but most are positive trends with the community.
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The 10 cleanest capitals in the world
Plans to limit pollution and green spaces have helped many capitals around the world to have a clean atmosphere and an ideal place to live or travel.
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Maybe you don't know: Confucius family is the oldest family in the world
This great Chinese philosopher has more than 3 million descendants scattered throughout the world.
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14 oldest ancient artifacts in the world
These antiques are proof that humans have been able to create leather shoes, masks, artificial eyes ... thousands of years ago.
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What is inside the most expensive villa in the history of the world?
Villa Les Cèdres was built in 1830 with an area of over 1,600m2 including 14 bedrooms and 14 hectares of gardens. This mansion was once the residence of King Belgian L…
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10 countries with the largest area in the world
Our total area on earth is 510,072,000 square kilometers. So which country has the largest area in the world? Let's see the article below to know the 10 countries with t…
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How did Bill Gates start - The founder of Microsoft
Bill Gates' life and career is mentioned in many media and many books are published around the world.
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11 longest sea crossing bridges in the world
China is speeding up to take the lead in owning the longest and most expensive crossing bridges in the world.
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6 world's most beautiful bills
The Swiss 10 franc sheet has just been voted the world's most beautiful banknote issued in the past year.
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Stunned with the way Sweden built the longest tunnel in the world
Stockholm is known to be more watery than roads. The whole spectrum stretches over 14 islands, where Lake Mälaren flows to the Baltic Sea.
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What is going on with the Sahara?
Recently, two scientists have come up with a shocking statement that the world's largest desert has expanded by 10% since the beginning of the 20th century, equivalent t…