Haiku
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Country
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Berets and croissants, eighty six million tourists, hexagonal shape
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France
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Maple leaf on flag, owns hundreds of cold islands, northernmost country
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Canada
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Very populous, one party Communist state, two-child policy
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China
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Home to the Kremlin, bicontinental country, extremely corrupt
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Russia
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Maker of pizza, borders two micronations, resembles a boot
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Italy
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Star-Spangled Banner, no official languages, known for Hollywood
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United States
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Women can now drive, an absolute monarchy, Sunni Muslim state
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Saudi Arabia
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Chewing gum is banned, four official languages, is a city-state
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Singapore
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Scandinavian, neutral during World War II, freezing weather there
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Sweden
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Big yam producer, colonized by the British, many ethnic groups
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Nigeria
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Saharan country, borders country in Europe, claims disputed land
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Morocco
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Owns Easter Island, country with southermost point, the Andes touch it
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Chile
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Christ the Redeemer, Portuguese-speaking country, order and progress
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Brazil
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Two major islands, large Maori population, land of the Kiwis
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New Zealand
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A secular state, once the Ottoman Empire, split between a strait
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Turkey
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"A large number of tourists"
Sparking a debate
Perhaps I should change the clue
to "Many tourists there"