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| What is the capital of the USA? | |
| What capital of a European nation was the site of a wall that a certain U.S. President implored Mr. Gorbachev to tear down? | |
| What capital city was the location of the most recent Summer Olympics? | |
| What capital city, founded in 753 B.C., is the site of such buildings as the Pantheon, the Colosseum, and the Mausoleum of Augustus? | |
| What capital city, an anagram of the city that preceded it as capital, was formerly known as Edo? | |
| (here's one for all you Sporclers): what is the capital of Kyrgyzstan? | |
| What is the legislative capital of South Africa? | |
| What city became the capital of its country, after the capital was moved there from Yangon? | |
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| What capital city is believed to be the oldest continuously inhabited city in the world? | |
| What is the highest capital city in the world? | |
| What capital city gives its name to the policy of the US on funding foreign groups that perform abortions? | |
| What capital city, only the second largest in its nation of 35,000 people, has neither a train station nor an airport? | |
| What is the modern name of the city that Phoenicians founded in the 7th century B.C. as Oea? | |
| What atoll is considered to be the capital of its nation, although the village of Vaiaku is where the government offices are located? | |
| What capital was settled by some of the mutineers from the HMS Bounty? | |
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