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In English (Intermediate) Description: Brazil, the largest country in South America, is known for its beautiful beaches and vast Amazon Rainforest. |
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In English (Intermediate) Description: Greece is known for its long and rich history and its beautiful Mediterranean coastline and beaches. |
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In English (Intermediate) Description: Uruguay, meaning river of the colorful birds, is the second smallest country in South America. |
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In English (Intermediate) Description: South Africa, the host country of 2010 World Cup, shows its diverse culture and charm to the football fans from all over the world. |
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In English (Intermediate) Description: Taiwan lies on the western edge of the Pacific rim. Its tropical beauty, along with its cities, has many charms. |
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In English (Intermediate) Description: Iceland is a combination of fire and ice; It has active volcanoes and many hot springs amid glaciers and ice fields. |
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In English (Intermediate) Description: Puerto Rico is the "gatekeeper" of the Caribbean Sea with abundant beaches and rainforest. |
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In English Description: Great Britain, consisting of England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales, is the sixth biggest tourist destination in the world. |
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In English (Intermediate) Description: Singapore, the smallest nation in Southeast Asia, is known for its clean street, multiple cultures, and modern style. |
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In English (Intermediate) Description: Chile, one of South America's most prosperous countries, has over 3,000 miles of coast along the South Pacific Ocean. |
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