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Germany is known for its chocolate cake, pork, sausages, meat and bacon foods. The country's president has a full life term, its flag features black, red and yellow colors, and Germany participated in both World Wars I and II and has a population of over 81 million people. The document also briefly mentions famous places and people in Germany but does not provide details.
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