The World v Slovakia game cards
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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
 • Hong Kong consumers come into contact with up to 3,000 advertisements every day. | • Over a 45-year career, a commuter in France spends 2.9 years travelling to and from work. |
| • Every year, about 100 new magazine titles appear in China. | • The Japanese post office has 350 trillion yen in assets (1.7 trillion pounds). |
| • The average bank teller in the USA looses about $250 every year. | • German Adults spend an average of 154.6 hours a year selecting clothes. They spend 9.1 hours a year planning their retirement. |
| • 1 out of 10 secretaries in the Mexico say they have been romantically involved with their boss. Only 25% of these secretaries said that this romance had a negative impact on their careers. 1 in every 8 boss-secretary romances in Mexico ends in marriage. | Spain is the most popular country in the world. There were 46 million visitors in the year 2000. |
| • 20% of the CO2 produced in The Dominican Republic comes from transportation. | • There are two credit cards for every person in Greece. |
| • Lost time in traffic jams costs Argentinian businesses up to $100 billion per year. | • The annual productivity loss by Indian businesses due to employees playing computer games at work is estimated at $100 billion |
| • The average length of a business lunch in Guatemala is 36 minutes. | • Coal supplies 65% of the energy needs of the Afghanistan. |
| 82,431,390 is the population of Peru. | The literacy rate in Bolivia is 12% |
| A tiny bit more than Slovakia | Much less than Slovakia |
| Quite a bit more than Slovakia | A Little less than Slovakia |
| More than Slovakia | A Little more than Slovakia |
| Not Much more than Slovakia | Much Much more than Slovakia |
| A little higher than Slovakia | A Little lower than Slovakia |
| the same as Slovakia | A lot more than Slovakia |
| A lot less than Slovakia | about the same as Slovakia |
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