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| 1. A European capital city; also, a method of preparing chicken breast by rolling it around garlic butter and herbs, breading it, and then baking or frying it | |
| 2. 'C' name given to girls in Italian, Spanish and Portuguese speaking countries; also, part of the names of two states in the U.S. | |
| 3. Featured a great wall for 28 years that split the city in two | |
| 4. The only Central American country where English is the official language | |
| 5. Longest continuous civilization on earth; another word for 'dishware' | |
| 6. An Asian capital city; Johnny saves his from the Devil by winning a fiddling contest | |
| 7. A vast desert (technically) found south of the equator that receives less than four inches of rain each year | |
| 8. Moses and the Israelites crossed this to escape slavery | |
| 9. A country that is, ironically, mostly covered in ice | |
| 10. A state in the southern United States that made pronunciation of its name an act of state legislature in 1881. | |
| 11. The world's 12th longest river; Asia's 7th longest river | |
| 12. A U.S. state capital; home to Miley Cyrus, Johnny Cash, and their genre of music | |
| 13. Kingdom in Northern Europe known for its shipbuilding, vikings and love of herring | |
| 14. An island territory that forms the 'B' in the ABC Islands; owned by the Kingdom of the Netherlands | |
| 15. A landlocked country in the Southern part of Africa, bordered by Mozambique, South Africa, Zambia, and the answer to #23 | |
| 16. A U.S. city famous for its style of pizza, hot dogs, and jazz | |
| 17. In 1993, this country split into two entities, one of which is Slovakia | |
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| 18. A country in South Asia, bordered by Iran, Afghanistan, China, and India | |
| 19. A region in Northern Europe that, among other countries, includes the answer to #13 | |
| 20. A song by the group Men at Work; a colloquial expression for two countries that sit below the equator | |
| 21. A capital city located in the Western part of #20 | |
| 22. A capital city in South America; also, a kind of bean | |
| 23. A landlocked country in the Southern part of Africa that borders the answer to #15 | |
| 24. A country in Southeast Asia that was devastated by an earthquake in 2004 | |
| 25. A city in Italy; capital of the Lombardy region | |
| 26. A European capital city infamous for legalized prostitution and marijuana. | |
| 27. A landlocked country in Western Africa bordered by Algeria, Niger, Cote d'Ivoire, and Burkina Faso; close rhyme to #28 | |
| 28. A small Indonesian island between Java and Lombok; close rhyme to #27 | |
| 29. A U.S. state whose citizens are sometimes known as Buckeyes | |
| 30. Third largest island of Hawaii | |
| 31. Second largest city in California; a surname | |
| What common theme unites all of these clues? | |
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