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This document contains questions about various aspects of France such as sports, population size, movies filmed there, foods, hobbies like fishing and bungee jumping, landmarks, agriculture, mountaineering attempts, and languages spoken. Soccer is a popular sport and the population is over 67 million. Rush Hour 3 was filmed in France. Popular foods include breads, cheeses, and wines. Fishing is done and bungee jumping may occur but the Eiffel Tower is taller than the Sky Tower. Farms exist and French mountaineers have climbed Mt. Everest. Languages spoken include French.
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