Buenaventura in Colombia is the wettest city in the world, with 258 rainy days every year. Four out of the top five wettest cities are in South America, and the top two are both in Colombia. Most parts of the country are affected by tropical climates, which means high temperatures and high amounts of rainfall, especially in western coastal areas.
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There are 21 nations worldwide where the President must be a natural-born citizen: Albania, Angola, Argentina, Belarus, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Finland, Ghana, Honduras, Kenya, Liberia, Mexico, Nigeria, Philippines, Syria, Uganda, United States, Uruguay.
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Alaska has the most considerable rate of missing person cases in the United States, with approximately one out of each 617 people in the state missing. 3.6% of currently lost person cases in the United States are missing indigenous persons.
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Bella and Max are trendy dog names in Australia, but you’ll find many more Coco’s and Sora’s in Japan. So how do the rest of the world name their four-legged friends?
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To the sneakerhead, unpacking a pair of legendary footwear is a delicate ceremony. New sneakers are more than footwear: Sneaker guru Michael Sykes admits that the latest fashionable sneakers can be more about identity than fashion.
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Top Dollar team dug deep on Hotels.com, and it turns out the answer is no. Your next trip could be staying in Novotel Ahmedabad Hotel in India, which costs just $28 a night – the lowest-priced five-star hotel in the world.
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The Industrial Revolution was a transformative period in human history that unfolded in the late 18th century, primarily in Britain, before spreading to other parts of the world throughout the 19th and early 20th centuries.
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The NetCredit team sourced the price of a basic haircut for both genders in 102 capital cities. The cost of men’s and women’s haircuts in the world differs significantly. Men spend more for a haircut in just 11 of the 102 nations. The most significant gaps are in Africa and some countries of Latin America.
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The United States’ motto is “In God We Trust,” declared by Congress and approved into legislation by U.S. President Dwight D. Eisenhower. But each U.S. states have its motto. Sometimes U.S. State mottos can be seen on state flags, seals. Some U.S states formally assigned a state motto by an act of the state legislature.
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The minimum wage in U.S. states varies from $15.20 per hour in D.C. to $8.65 per hour in Florida. The minimum wage is more than 3/4 of the living cost in the bulk of the West Coast and New England. Most of the South and some Mountain states have it the worst, where minimum wage covers about 50% of the living costs.
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