Most Dangerous Jobs By Fatalities
Discover below the 15 most dangerous jobs in the United States and why they are labeled as so dangerous.
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The Sephardic Jews - Cultures of the World
A Sephardi Jew is a Jew descended from the Jews who lived in the Iberian Peninsula in the late 15th century
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State Capitals Of India
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Religious Beliefs In Yemen
Yemen is overwhelmingly a Muslim nation, with the most common Islamic teachings there being those of either the Shafi'i Sunni or Zaidi Shia doctrines.
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Religious Beliefs In Ivory Coast
Christians marginally outnumber Muslims in contemporary multi-ethnic, multi-religious Ivorian society.
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Countries Where Women Are Most Likely To Work In Industry
More than one-fourth of working women in Macedonia and Mauritius are employed in the manufacturing and other industry sectors.
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Religion In Romania
Christianity is the major religion in Romania with over 90% adherence among the population, and Orthodox Christianity is the most popular denomination therein.
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The Biggest Cities And Towns In Gambia
Gambia's biggest urban center is Serekunda and Banjul is the country's fourth biggest city and seat of government.
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UEFA European Championship (Euros) Winners
Spain and Germany lead the way, with each country having 3 Euro football (soccer) titles to their names.
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What Language Do They Speak In Romania?
Romanian is the official language of Romania and is spoken by over 90% of the population of the country.
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US States By Life Expectancy
The life expectancy of the population of the United States is one of the highest in the world, although there is a five year range depending on the state.
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The Narrowest House In The World
The Keret House in Warsaw, Poland, is the world's narrowest house that is wedged between two buildings on either side and has a maximum width of 152 cm.
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Countries Where Women Are Most Likely To Work In The Services Sector
Several EU and Persian Gulf nations see most of their working women enter into their well-developed service economies.
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The Kings Of Modern Thailand
The recently deceased Bhumibol Adulyadej, or Rama IX, was the 9th King of the Chakri Dynasty, and the longest reigning King in Thailand's history.
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The Most Expensive Sculpture Ever Sold
The L'Homme au doigt, or the Pointing Man, is a bronze sculpture by Alberto Giacometti that was sold for $141.3 million.
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10 Athletes Who Have Skipped a Visit to the White House
Although it is customary for sport teams to participate in a visit to the White House post-victory, there are athletes who have declined for both political and personal reasons.
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Ethnic Groups Of Guatemala
Guatemala's population has almost equal numbers of Mestizos and the aggregate of various indigenous peoples, along with smaller numbers of whites.
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What Is The Quran, And Who Wrote It?
The Qur'an, or Koran, is the premiere Islamic text based on angelic revelations to the Prophet Muhammad, and arguably the finest work ever written in Arabic.
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Countries With The Highest Incidence Of Prostate Cancer In The World
Around 68% of the worldwide cases of prostate cancer are reported from the developed world.
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What Is The Capital Of Kenya?
Nairobi, the most populous city of Kenya and the country's established hub for business and culture, is also the national capital city.
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