What is a fact about Belgium that starts with X?
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Xandee is the stage name of Sandy Boets, a pop singer from Belgium, famous mostly for losing the Eurovision song contest in 2004 despite being one of the favorites before the contest.\n\nXaveer De Geyter is a Belgian architect.\n\nX is the last letter in the name of Adolphe Sax, the Belgian who invented the saxophone.\n\nLambert Adolphe Jacques Quételet was a Belgian astronomer and mathematician who founded the Brussels Observatory.\n\nPaul Van Zeeland (November 11, 1893 - September 22, 1973) was a Belgian lawyer and statesman who served as Prime Minister.
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Ivory Coast, "les Eléphants de Côte d'Ivoire".\nIt's a pity they're not in the last 16, they played very well!
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Le bresilllllllll\nGoaaaaaaaalllllllll
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You just might be good at it.  I would like to have Switzerland & Belgium where all the worlds excellent chocolate is made.  The title I wish for is Lord High Taster of candies.  Of course I have diabetes so my tenure would be short lived.
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how about some cool facts
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Republic of Ireland. Hope this helps.
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From a linguistic point of view, Belgium is one of the more complicated countries in Europe. The majority speaks Dutch (the northern district of Flanders and a small minority in Brussels), but then again it is a particular variant of it, Flemish. Let's say it is a phonetically softer and more poetic variant of the Dutch spoken in the Netherlands. The minority speaks French (the southern district of Wallonia and the central district of Brussels, which is mostly French-speaking). Throughout the centuries, the people of Wallonia have come to ignore their own language (Wallonian, having both Germanic and Roman features) to the benefit of French. Brussels has become more and more French-speaking over the years, partly due to foreigners who think that Belgium is the equivalent of Brussels, and that French is the only language speaken in Belgium. There is also a small German-speaking part (about 50,000 people), but they are actually part of the French-speaking area of Belgium, and they are somewhat "hidden" in politics (they feel quite comfortable being part of Belgium rather than Germany). The people in Flanders tend to be highly multilingual (Dutch/Flemish, French, English, German, Spanish, ...) whereas the Wallonian people, in general, don't seem to be able or daring to speak another language than French.
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belgium - brussels\nfrance - paris\nitaly - rome\nluxembourg - luxembourg\nnetherlands - amsterdam\ngermany - berlin\ndenmark - copenhagen\nireland - dublin\nuk - london\ngreece - athens\nportugal - lisbon\nspain - madrid\naustria - vienna\nfinland - helsinki\nsweden - stockholm\nczech republic - prague\nestonia - tallinn\nhungary - budapest\nlatvia - riga\nlithuania - vilnius\nmalta - valletta\npoland - warsaw\nslovakia - bratislava\nslovenia - ljubljana
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Belgium is not so much in denial as they are ignoring their past and hoping that the eternal state of civil war and border raids that exist throughout Africa will cover their tracks.  The French do the same; that is one of the bonds these countries share.  They both choose to ignore the civil unrest that they helped to create in order to rape the countries of their natural resources.  \n\nThey profit heavily from the discord; taking the resources at a fraction of their value and not reinvesting in the country.  They allow the civil wars and unstable governments to provide cover for thier actions.  What these countries have done, and continue to do in Africa is unconscionable.\n\nAnd where is Europe's court of human rights?  France, who happens to be Belgium's closest ally.
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Germany\nthe one after\nSouth Africa
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switzerland, i think. best answer:)
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Germany would be my guess as well.  Perhaps one of the small ones like Luxembourg or Belgium.
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Netherland - Belgium - Switzerland - Oregon, USA
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In the north (= Flanders) they speak Dutch (58 % of the population of Belgium).\nIn the south Wallonie, they speak French\nIn Brussels, they speak mostly French and a minority Dutch (Flemish).  Officially Brussels is bi-language (French and Dutch) but in practise this is not true.\nNear the German border their is a minority that speak German.\nMost of the Belgians have a good knowledge of English.   The Flemish and Germans speak in general also French fluently.   The Walloons not always Dutch.
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The voting age in Belgium is 18.\n\nThe following Wikipedia article lists the voting age for many countries around the world:\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voting_age\n\nHope this helps! :-)
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The Netherlands... ofcourse  :) :)
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La première coupe du Monde a eu lieu en 1930 en Uruguay. A cette époque les 13 équipes participantes étaient invitées et s'affrontaient pour obtenir le trophée Jules Rimet. Cette année là le vainqueur fut l'Uruguay, vainqueur de l'Argentine en finale.