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1.Togo has...
the smallest annual prevalence of cannabis use
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the smallest amount of vehicles per capita
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the shortest tallest building of any country
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the lowest literacy rate in the world
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Togo has only two vehicles per 1,000 people. That is less than a six-hundredth of the country with the most vehicles per capita, San Marino, which has got 1,263 per 1,000 people. Source
2.The Vatican City has...
the most people per pope
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the least used top domain (.va)
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the most police officers per capita
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the smallest area of any island country
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The Vatican City has 130 police officers. That means that there are 15,439 police officers per 100,000 people in the Vatican! Source
3.Bahrain...
produces the least potatos per year
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has the most immigrants per capita
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exports the most oil per capita
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most billionaires per capita
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according to this list, Bahrain produces 34 tonnes of potatos per year. That is only half as much as second to last Qatar.
4.Belgium has...
the highest amount of unique land borders with other countries
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the highest high-income tax
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the least murders per suicide
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the highest income equality
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Belgium actually has 39 unique borders with other countries. Most of these (31!) occur because of the many exclaves and enclaves at the border with the Netherlands. Source
5.Sweden has...
the highest percentage of the population seeing religion as unimportant in daily life
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the capital with the darkest winters (Stockholm)
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the highest percentage of the population being internet users
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the highest low-income tax
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According to a Gallup poll in 2009, Sweden is the country where religion has the least imprortance in daily life (82%). Estonia actually has the lowest percentage seeing religion as important, but they don't have the highest percentage of the population seeing religion as unimportant, as some people in the survey answered for example "I don't know". Source
6.Switzerland has...
the highest Big Mac Index
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the most banks
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been neutral in wars for the longest time
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the highest HDI
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The Big Mac Index is an informal way of measuring the purchasing power parity (PPP) between currencies. The fact that Switzerland tops this list means that a Big Mac costs more there than in any other country ($6.57). Interestingly, though, is that two Swiss cities are on the list of the six cities where the average worker has to work the shortest time to earn the amount of money a Big Mac costs. Source