The Prostitution business makes US$186 billion per year. According to Economist, In 2006, the cost for one hour of sex with a female prostitute averaged $340 worldwide. Nowadays, the average rate is down to $260. Prostitution is legal in about 52% of the world, limitedly legal in 12%, and illegal in 35%.
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The world’s largest ranches, often spanning thousands or even millions of acres, represent vast stretches of land dedicated to agriculture, livestock, and conservation efforts. These ranches, found in various countries across the globe, play a significant role in food production, environmental preservation, and rural economies.
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Discover the travel times to the nearest major city across Australia and fascinating facts about its largest urban areas. Includes a detailed map and travel distance table.
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Explore the striking differences between Australia and Brazil through maps, population density, and geographical features that shape these unique countries.
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Step into the world of 18th-century exploration with this revolutionary 1770 chart of the South Sea – the first published map to show Australia’s eastern coastline and New Zealand’s complete outline. Created during Captain Cook’s first voyage, this remarkable document changed our understanding of the Pacific Ocean forever.
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Take a closer look at the fascinating history of Ottoman mapmaking, from Piri Reis’s remarkable works to the empire’s shift toward modern European techniques.
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From coastal committee cities to landlocked capitals, this post outlines where Australia’s largest cities are located, why they grew there, how they’re growing now — and what it means for housing costs.
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Nine ways to divide Australia Six ways to divide Australia Australian Nature (Visitors Guide) A map of Australia translated into
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For four minutes and six seconds, the eyes of the world were firmly set on Australia as the Australian Bureau
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All up 6.1 million out of a population of 24.6 million Australians were born overseas representing 26% of the population.
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