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Languages

  1. French
  2. Walloon
  3. Klingon
  4. Sindarin
  5. HTML
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Languages

  1. French
  2. Walloon
  3. Klingon
  4. Sindarin
  5. HTML
  6. Xhosa
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Languages

  1. French
  2. Walloon
  3. Klingon
  4. Sindarin
  5. HTML
  6. Xhosa
  7. Quechua
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Languages

  1. French
  2. Walloon
  3. Klingon
  4. Sindarin
  5. HTML
  6. Xhosa
  7. Quechua
  8. Ubbi-dubbi
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Languages

  1. French
  2. Walloon
  3. Klingon
  4. Sindarin
  5. Esperanto
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Languages

  1. French
  2. Walloon
  3. Klingon
  4. Sindarin
  5. HTML
  6. Xhosa
  7. Quechua
  8. Ubbi-dubbi
  9. Esperanto
  10. English
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Languages

  1. French
  2. Walloon
  3. Klingon
  4. Sindarin
  5. HTML
  6. Xhosa
  7. Quechua
  8. Ubbi-dubbi
  9. Esperanto
  10. English
  11. Anishinaabemowin
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Languages

  1. French
  2. Walloon
  3. Klingon
  4. Sindarin
  5. HTML
  6. Xhosa
  7. Quechua
  8. Ubbi-dubbi
  9. Esperanto
  10. English
  11. Anishinaabemowin
  12. High Valyrian
    A language in the G.R.R. Martin “Song of Ice and Fire” books.
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Languages

  1. French
  2. Walloon
  3. Klingon
  4. Sindarin
  5. HTML
  6. Xhosa
  7. Quechua
  8. Ubbi-dubbi
  9. Esperanto
  10. English
  11. Anishinaabemowin
  12. High Valyrian
  13. Latin

New category: Winter Olympics host cities

  1. Chamonix, France
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Winter Olympics host cities

  1. Chamonix, France
  2. Lake Placid, NY, USA
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Winter Olympics host cities

  1. Chamonix, France (1924)
  2. Lake Placid, NY, USA (1932, 1980)
  3. Nagano, Japan (1998)

Years added. Hadn’t realized 1924 was the first Winter Olympics.

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Winter Olympics host cities

  1. Chamonix, France (1924)
  2. Lake Placid, NY, USA (1932, 1980)
  3. Nagano, Japan (1998)
  4. Calgary, Alberta, Canada (1988)
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Winter Olympics host cities

  1. Chamonix, France (1924)
  2. Lake Placid, NY, USA (1932, 1980)
  3. Nagano, Japan (1998)
  4. Calgary, Alberta, Canada (1988)
  5. Sarajevo, (former) Yugoslavia (1984)
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Winter Olympics host cities

  1. Chamonix, France (1924)
  2. Lake Placid, NY, USA (1932, 1980)
  3. Nagano, Japan (1998)
  4. Calgary, Alberta, Canada (1988)
  5. Sarajevo, (former) Yugoslavia (1984)
  6. Lillehammer, Norway (1994)

First time the Winter Olympics was held in a year that the Summer Games weren’t contested.

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Winter Olympics host cities

  1. Chamonix, France (1924)
  2. Lake Placid, NY, USA (1932, 1980)
  3. Nagano, Japan (1998)
  4. Calgary, Alberta, Canada (1988)
  5. Sarajevo, (former) Yugoslavia (1984)
  6. Lillehammer, Norway (1994)
  7. Sochi, Russia (2014)
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Winter Olympics host cities

  1. Chamonix, France (1924)
  2. Lake Placid, NY, USA (1932, 1980)
  3. Nagano, Japan (1998)
  4. Calgary, Alberta, Canada (1988)
  5. Sarajevo, (former) Yugoslavia (1984)
  6. Lillehammer, Norway (1994)
  7. Sochi, Russia (2014)
  8. Sqaw Valley, Ca, USA (1960)
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Winter Olympics host cities

  1. Chamonix, France (1924)
  2. Lake Placid, NY, USA (1932, 1980)
  3. Nagano, Japan (1998)
  4. Calgary, Alberta, Canada (1988)
  5. Sarajevo, (former) Yugoslavia (1984)
  6. Lillehammer, Norway (1994)
  7. Sochi, Russia (2014)
  8. Squaw Valley, Ca, USA (1960)
  9. Pyeongchang, South Korea (2018) (assuming the world hasn’t ended by then)
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Winter Olympics host cities

  1. Chamonix, France (1924)
  2. Lake Placid, NY, USA (1932, 1980)
  3. Nagano, Japan (1998)
  4. Calgary, Alberta, Canada (1988)
  5. Sarajevo, (former) Yugoslavia (1984)
  6. Lillehammer, Norway (1994)
  7. Sochi, Russia (2014)
  8. Squaw Valley, Ca, USA (1960)
  9. Pyeongchang, South Korea (2018) (assuming the world hasn’t ended by then)
  10. St. Moritz, Switzerland (1928, 1948)
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It’s strange that there was never a winter Olympics in Russia before the scheduled 2014 one. They’ve been a major sports power for decades and they certainly don’t lack for winter.

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Winter Olympics host cities

  1. Chamonix, France (1924)
  2. Lake Placid, NY, USA (1932, 1980)
  3. Nagano, Japan (1998)
  4. Calgary, Alberta, Canada (1988)
  5. Sarajevo, (former) Yugoslavia (1984)
  6. Lillehammer, Norway (1994)
  7. Sochi, Russia (2014)
  8. Squaw Valley, Ca, USA (1960)
  9. Pyeongchang, South Korea (2018) (assuming the world hasn’t ended by then)
  10. St. Moritz, Switzerland (1928, 1948)
  11. Grenoble, France (1968)