Name a valid country...
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Country
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that speaks Spanish and is not in the Americas or Europe
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Equatorial Guinea
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that starts with the word "saint" in any language
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Saint Lucia | St. Kitts and Nevis | St. Vincent and the Grenadines | San Marino | Sao Tome and Principe
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whose capital is within 1,500 km of Mexico City
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Guatemala | Belize | El Salvador | Honduras
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that ends with the letter L
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Brazil | Israel | Nepal | Portugal | Senegal
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that crosses the equator but is not in Africa
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Brazil | Colombia | Ecuador | Indonesia
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that speaks Berber
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Algeria | Morocco
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that ends in "lands"
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Solomon Islands | Marshall Islands | Netherlands
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with a city that hosted the Summer Olympics multiple times
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Greece | United Kingdom | United States | France | Japan
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whose capital starts with Y
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Ivory Coast | Cameroon | Armenia | Nauru
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that is one of the 5 least democratic
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North Korea | Central African Republic | Chad | Equatorial Guinea | Syria
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that the Danube River flows through
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Germany | Austria | Slovakia | Hungary | Serbia | Croatia | Romania | Bulgaria
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in Asia whose name consists of 2 words
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East Timor | North Korea | Saudi Arabia | South Korea | Sri Lanka
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in Asia that starts with L
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Laos | Lebanon
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whose capital contains its name
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Guatemala | Panama | Mexico | Singapore | Vatican City | San Marino | Andorra | Monaco | Kuwait | Djibouti | Sao Tome and Principe
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with a GDP per capita (PPP) of $100,000 or more
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Monaco | Qatar | Liechtenstein | Luxembourg | Singapore | Ireland
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that is communist
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China | Cuba | Laos | Vietnam | North Korea
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in Africa with less than 1 million people
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Seychelles | Sao Tome and Principe | Cape Verde | Comoros | Djibouti
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that uses the imperial system of measurements
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United States | Liberia | Myanmar
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with an HDI of .95 or more
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Norway | Ireland | Switzerland
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in Asia whose capital starts with P
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North Korea | Cambodia
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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
A good quiz because it has generated a lot of discussion and the questions have obviously changed fairly frequently as you have thought up better ones. Thanks.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Myanmar_units_of_measurement
To my understanding, "...whose capital contains its name" should include Luxembourg (capital Luxembourg City). It is a sovereign nation and UN member.
The Philippines is misspelled. You put Philipines instead of Philippines (with double p)
I understand what the question was asking - and I wasn't confused - however Uganda was the first answer I put in and it technically contains "and" in the name.
Ug - and - a.
Sorry for possibly wasting your time!
Also since you said "the word 'and'" in the question, could you possibly reword the question?
"Name a valid country containing the conjunction "and"' or
"Name a valid country that has the word 'and' between two words" or whatever you see fit.
Sorry for the inconvenience!
If it's more of an "only named after a U.S. president and no one else at all" sort of thing, that should probably be clarified in the clue.
"that was a former member of the British Commonwealth": South Africa and Pakistan both were former members, but later rejoined. It should say 'is'.