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Italy is a boot-shaped peninsula surrounded by the Mediterranean Sea, with the Alps forming its northern border and the Apennine Mountains running down the center. The climate varies from mild and temperate along the coasts to cold and snowy in the mountains. Natural resources are limited but include natural gas, marble, and olives. Most Italians live in urban areas in the northern part of the country. Germany is located in central Europe, with varied terrain from flat plains in the north to mountains in the south. The climate ranges from marine in the west to continental in the east. Natural resources include iron, coal, gas, and timber. Most Germans live in densely populated urban areas, especially
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The document provides information about 4 European countries: the United Kingdom, Germany, Russia, and Italy. It discusses the population, languages, government, climate, and natural resources of each country. The key details provided include that the UK has a parliamentary democracy and constitutional monarchy, Russia has a federal republic government, Germany has a federal republic government with a chancellor and president, and Italy has a democratic government with multiple political parties that sometimes work together.
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This document provides information about 4 European countries: the United Kingdom, Germany, Russia, and Italy. It includes details about the location, population, languages, government, climate, and natural resources of each country. People may be attracted to certain regions based on factors like climate, landscape, economic opportunities, and quality of life offered by each country and region.
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The document discusses several European countries, providing brief descriptions of their locations, climates, populations, and natural resources. For Spain, it notes the country is located on the Iberian Peninsula and bordered by France and Portugal, with varied landscapes including deserts and mountain ranges. It then summarizes information about England, Russia, Norway, and the Netherlands in a similar manner.
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