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Fashion capital of Italy | Milan | 91%
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The world's tallest building is located here | Dubai | 89%
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Capital of Turkey | Ankara | 87%
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Formerly known as Byzantium and Constantinople | Istanbul | 87%
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Where the first modern Olympics were held | Athens | 86%
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Second city to be struck with an atomic bomb | Nagasaki | 86%
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City that was split in two until the 1990s | Berlin | 85%
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Suburbs include Santa Monica and Beverly Hills | Los Angeles | 84%
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Where the Beatles are from | Liverpool | 83%
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Kim Jong-un lives here | Pyongyang | 83%
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Where Bollywood is based | Mumbai | 82%
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A "Tea Party" was held here in 1773 | Boston | 81%
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Southernmost city on the African continent | Cape Town | 81%
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Largest city in Scotland | Glasgow | 81%
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Capital of Western Australia | Perth | 81%
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Most populous city in Israel | Tel Aviv | 81%
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City home to Europe's most successful football club | Madrid | 79%
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Holy city of the three Abrahamic religions | Jerusalem | 78%
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Most climbers of Mt. Everest will fly to this capital city | Kathmandu | 78%
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Home to the largest celebration of the Carnival festival in the world | Rio de Janeiro | 78%
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Most populous city in South America | São Paulo | 78%
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South American city whose name means "Fair Winds" | Buenos Aires | 77%
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Four of its five boroughs are found on islands | New York | 76%
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Capital of Djibouti | Djibouti | 75%
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City that burned down in 1666 after a fire started on Pudding Lane | London | 75%
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Millions come here each year for the Hajj | Mecca | 75%
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Most Disney World visitors will fly to this city's airport | Orlando | 75%
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Where "La Sagrada Familia" is under construction | Barcelona | 74%
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Most populous urban area in North America | Mexico City | 74%
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Capital of St. Vincent and the Grenadines, one letter away from the capital of Jamaica | Kingstown | 73%
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Neighborhoods include Myeongdong and Gangnam | Seoul | 73%
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Where tourists can visit the "Forbidden City" | Beijing | 72%
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City with the busiest port in Germany | Hamburg | 72%
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Largest city on the island of Oahu | Honolulu | 71%
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City famous for World War II war crimes trials | Nuremberg | 71%
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Where Archduke Franz Ferdinand was shot | Sarajevo | 71%
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Capital of Yugoslavia | Belgrade | 69%
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Come here to see the pyramids and the Great Sphinx | Giza | 69%
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Speaks English, Mandarin, Malay, and Tamil | Singapore | 69%
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The central hub of the Shinkansen bullet train rail system | Tokyo | 69%
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Pakistan's most populous city | Karachi | 68%
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Its seven hills include the Capitoline and Palatine | Rome | 68%
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North African city whose name means "three cities" in Greek | Tripoli | 68%
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Western terminus of the Canadian Pacific Railway | Vancouver | 68%
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Most Nobel Prizes are awarded here | Stockholm | 67%
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French city called the "Wine Capital of the World" | Bordeaux | 66%
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Hosted the 2022 World Cup final | Doha | 66%
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Capital whose name means "City of Islam" | Islamabad | 66%
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City for which the French national anthem was named | Marseille | 66%
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Napoleon captured this city in 1812, but would regret it | Moscow | 66%
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Together with Kyoto and Kobe, this city forms Japan's second-largest urban area | Osaka | 66%
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Gambling capital of Asia | Macau | 65%
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America's "Mile-High City" | Denver | 64%
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Largest city on the island of Sicily | Palermo | 64%
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Only national capital starting with "Q" | Quito | 64%
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Capital city whose name means "Holy Savior" in Spanish | San Salvador | 63%
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Belgian Olympic host city | Antwerp | 62%
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Home of the Sears Tower, once the tallest building in the world | Chicago | 62%
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This city is generally considered the center of the Enlightenment in the 1700s | Paris | 62%
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Mexican city located just a few miles south of San Diego | Tijuana | 62%
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Located near the ruins of Carthage | Tunis | 62%
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Capital city just 60 km away from Vienna | Bratislava | 61%
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Where Mozart was born | Salzburg | 61%
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Location of the 2014 Winter Olympics | Sochi | 61%
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City whose ghetto uprising was crushed in 1943 | Warsaw | 61%
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Famous for the Taj Mahal | Agra | 60%
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Home to the busiest airport in the world | Atlanta | 60%
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Founded in 1960, this planned city in South America was designed with the shape of an airplane | Brasília | 60%
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Namesake of a type of red felt hat with a tassel | Fez | 59%
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Largest city in sub-Saharan Africa | Lagos | 59%
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Where "Romeo and Juliet" takes place | Verona | 59%
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Major Mediterranean city named for the person who founded it in 331 B.C. | Alexandria | 58%
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Largest city in Indochina | Bangkok | 58%
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Most popular tourist destination on the Yucatan peninsula | Cancun | 58%
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The EU Parliament meets in this French city on the German border | Strasbourg | 58%
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Russia's largest Pacific port | Vladivostok | 58%
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Home of Pablo Escobar's cartel | Medellin | 57%
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Elvis Presley's Graceland mansion can be found here | Memphis | 57%
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Judicial capital of South Africa | Bloemfontein | 56%
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City with the most skyscrapers in the world | Hong Kong | 56%
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Largest city on the Dnieper River | Kiev | 56%
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Capital of Greenland | Nuuk | 56%
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Home to the U.N. International Court of Justice | The Hague | 56%
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Home to Schönbrunn Palace | Vienna | 56%
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Major city on the Potomac River | Washington D.C | 56%
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Called "The Venice of the North" | Amsterdam | 55%
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Known as Nur-Sultan from 2019–2022 | Astana | 55%
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Spanish city home to a Guggenheim Museum | Bilbao | 55%
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Westernmost city on mainland Africa | Dakar | 55%
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Formerly known as Danzig | Gdansk | 55%
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South American city, namesake of a type of bean | Lima | 55%
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African capital named after a U.S. president | Monrovia | 55%
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Where Muhammad died | Medina | 54%
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Capital of Puerto Rico | San Juan | 54%
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Formerly known as "The Paris of the Middle East" | Beirut | 52%
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National capital that begins with "Z" | Zagreb | 52%
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City home to the largest French population in Africa until almost all of them left in the 1960s | Algiers | 51%
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Most populous city whose name starts with C | Cairo | 51%
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Formerly known as Leopoldville | Kinshasa | 51%
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Capital of Kyrgyzstan | Bishkek | 50%
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African city whose name means "White House" | Casablanca | 50%
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Largest city on Tasmania | Hobart | 50%
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Has the highest elevation of any national capital | La Paz | 50%
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Major city on an island in the St. Lawrence River | Montreal | 50%
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The Mongol sack of this city ended the Islamic Golden Age | Baghdad | 49%
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Largest city in the Southern Hemisphere, located at 6° south | Jakarta | 49%
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Had the tallest buildings in the world from 1998–2004 | Kuala Lumpur | 49%
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Capital of Tibet | Lhasa | 49%
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The official capital of Myanmar | Naypyidaw | 49%
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Founded in 1703 where the Neva River meets the Baltic Sea | Saint Petersburg | 49%
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Destroyed by an earthquake in 1906 | San Francisco | 49%
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Captain Cook landed at this city's Botany Bay in 1770 | Sydney | 49%
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Most populous city in the Rhine-Ruhr area | Cologne | 48%
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Formerly known as Stalingrad | Volgograd | 47%
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Former capital of the Inca Empire | Cuzco | 46%
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You'll find the Lotus Temple here but you might have trouble seeing it as this city's air pollution is among the worst in the world | Delhi | 46%
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In ancient times this city on the Nile was known as Thebes | Luxor | 46%
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Main port of Kenya | Mombasa | 46%
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Largest city on Hokkaido | Sapporo | 46%
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Located at the confluence of the White and Blue Nile | Khartoum | 45%
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U.S. city nicknamed "The Big Easy" | New Orleans | 45%
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Central America capital that shares its name with a city in the Florida panhandle | Panama City | 45%
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Egyptian city famous for a dam | Aswan | 44%
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Home to the Atomium and Manneken Pis statues | Brussels | 44%
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Southernmost city in the world with a population over 1 million | Melbourne | 44%
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Capital of Niger | Niamey | 44%
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Capital of Tanzania | Dodoma | 43%
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The last Muslim city in Spain | Granada | 43%
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Largest city in Nova Scotia | Halifax | 43%
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Served by the Tan Son Nhat International Airport | Ho Chi Minh City | 43%
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Pope John Paul II was bishop of this city, the second most-populous in its country | Krakow | 43%
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City known for its Terracotta Warriors | Xi'an | 43%
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Former capital of Kazakhstan, still its largest city | Almaty | 42%
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City located on the island of Zealand | Copenhagen | 42%
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Largest city on Lake Victoria | Kampala | 42%
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Most populous city in the Amazon | Manaus | 42%
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City north of the Rio de la Plata | Montevideo | 41%
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City which shares its name with the Thailand's largest island | Phuket | 41%
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Largest city on Puget Sound | Seattle | 41%
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City whose name means "Southern Capital", it was brutally sacked by Japan in 1937 | Nanjing | 40%
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A Turkish city, not a D.C. superhero | Batman | 39%
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Formerly called Madras | Chennai | 39%
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Largest Pashto speaking city | Kabul | 39%
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Anglicized to Rangoon | Yangon | 39%
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Called Santa Fe before being renamed by Simon Bolivar | Bogota | 37%
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Large East African city whose name is Arabic for "Abode of Peace" | Dar es Salaam | 37%
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City located near the Large Hadron Collider | Geneva | 37%
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This "R" city is the easternmost major city in South America | Recife | 37%
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Headquarters of the African Union | Addis Ababa | 35%
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Former capital of Belize | Belize City | 35%
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The Spanish-American war started after the U.S.S. Maine exploded in this city's harbor | Havana | 35%
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Largest city in Crete | Heraklion | 33%
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Across the river from El Paso | Ciudad Juarez | 32%
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Largest city in Ecuador | Guayaquil | 32%
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Name shared by one of the ten largest cities in India and Pakistan | Hyderabad | 32%
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Sustained major damage during the Easter Rising of 1916 | Dublin | 31%
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Terrorists stormed the U.S. consulate of this Mediterranean city in 2012 | Benghazi | 30%
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Site of the planned "Kingdom Tower" which, if completed, will be the tallest building in the world | Jeddah | 30%
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Due to an oil boom, this African capital has sometimes been called the most expensive city in the world | Luanda | 30%
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Became the capital of Burundi in 2019 | Gitega | 29%
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Capital of French Guiana | Cayenne | 28%
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City whose bay saw battles in both the Spanish-American War and World War II | Manila | 28%
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This city of around 50,000 was completely abandoned after the Chernobyl disaster | Pripyat | 28%
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Founded in 1496, this capital is the oldest European settlement in the Americas | Santo Domingo | 28%
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Then known as York, it was destroyed by U.S. soldiers in the War of 1812 | Toronto | 28%
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Capital of the Khmer Empire | Angkor | 27%
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First capital of the Umayyad Caliphate | Damascus | 27%
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Capital of the Xinjiang Uyghur "Autonomous" Region | Ürümqi | 27%
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Located on the southernmost tip of the Baja California peninsula | Cabo San Lucas | 26%
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De-facto capital of Palestine | Ramallah | 26%
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Former capital of Yemen | Aden | 25%
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Northernmost city in Colombia with a population over 500,000 | Barranquilla | 24%
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Sudan's largest port | Port Sudan | 24%
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Most populous city beginning with E | Edmonton | 22%
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This city's "Sky Tower" is the tallest freestanding structure in the Southern Hemisphere | Auckland | 21%
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Second most populous urban area in the Philippines | Cebu | 21%
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U.N. troops landed here in 1950 to score a major victory in the Korean War | Incheon | 21%
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Largest city in Cameroon | Douala | 18%
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Also a word that means "to force someone to join a ship's crew by kidnapping" | Shanghai | 18%
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City near Kilimanjaro that starts with "A" | Arusha | 13%
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