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Re:Think Europe 2010 What You May Not Have Known About Our Incredible Continent

Re:Think Europe 2010 What You May Not Have Known About Our Incredible Continent

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Re:Think Europe 2010What You May Not Have Known About Our Incredible Continent

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The largest migration in Europe’s history

took place 1300 years ago

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One in three Europeans

speaks at least two foreign languages

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Luxembourg has one bank

per 2000 inhabitants

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Europe’s total population in 2008 was estimated at

739,450,000

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The largest European car producer per capita

is Slovakia

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The world’s biggest and smallest countries

Russia and the Vaticanare both in Europe

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Over the past four decades, life expectancy in Europe

has risen by

eight years

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European post operators have been issuing

a common postage stamp together since 1956.

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Two in three Portuguese science graduates

are women.

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At least on statistic terms,

Cypriots marry most. Slovenes the least.

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The employment growth rate in Europe’s knowledge industry

is double that of the developed world average.

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More than half of Austrian and Swedish energy

comes from renewable sources.

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The number of tourists that visit San Marino

is 20 times the number of residents.

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The largest non-sporting television event in the world is

the Eurovision Song Contest which has been going on for more than 50 years with songs from 51 countries

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The country that won the most Olympic medals per capita

is Finland.

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At least one in a million people from

Iceland, Sweden, Switzerland, Denmark, Norway, the UK, Austria

and Irelandhave been Nobel prize winners.

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There are at least eight ways to locate the centre of Europe, including one

which places it in Norway!

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The world’s least polluted water is found in

Iceland and Bosnia-Herzegovina.

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Europe has been catching up and reducing

the innovation gap to Japan and the USA.However, the pace of catching up has stagnated since 2005.

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The Irish alphabet has 18 letters

abcdefghilmnoprstuwhereas the Albanian has 36

abcçddheëfggjhijklllmnnjopqrrrsshtthuvxxhyzzh

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The first European country to cross the 90% internet penetration threshold is

the Netherlands.

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and what about 2049?

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Thanks to_wikipedia.org, nationmaster.com, facebook.comITU, Eurofacts, PRO INNO

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This presentation_ © Brainswork Group/Muhamed Mesic 2010

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