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FIFA Women's World Cup 2023 (football)

Edition: 9th

Venue: Australia, New Zealand

Final held: 20 August 2023

Final venue: Sydney

Winner: Spain

Runner-up: England

Third position: Sweden

Participating teams: 32

Total matched: 64

Official mascot: Tazuni

Total goals scored: 164

Top scorer: Hinata Miyazawa from Japan (5 goals)

Best player: Aitana Bonmatí from Spain

Best young player: Salma Paralluelo from Spain

Best goalkeeper : Mary Earps from England

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The carrots are cooked the situation is hopeless

• This phrase suggests that the outcome is inevitable, and nothing more can be done.

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Emit smoke from seven orifices means To be extremely angry

• This idiom refers to being so angry that one emits smoke from all body parts.

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Tirich Mir is known as the "Jewel of Hindukush"

The Valley of Tirich is located in upper Chitral, Pakistan

It is the highest peak in the Hindukush range, with an elevation of 7,708 meters. 

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The book "Incomplete Partition" was written by Alastair Lamb. It was published in the year 1997.

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Forty winks means A short nap or brief period of sleep

This is a common idiom used to describe taking a quick nap.

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The term of the President of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) is five years

Jin Liqun: The first president of the AIIB

Formation     16 January 2016 by China

Headquarters     Beijing, China

Region served    Asia and Oceania

Membership     106 Member States

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Magdy Eissa started his journey by visiting the world's seven wonders from the Great Wall of China.

Magdy Eissa, a 45-year-old adventurer from Egypt,

He has become the fastest person to visit all seven wonders of the world,

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The human body's system of blood circulation was discovered by William Harvey.

He was an English physician.

He discovered the Circulatory System in 1628.

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 The hottest day ever registered globally for 2024  is "July 21" with a daily average temperature of 17.16°C

The C3S also predicts that 2024 will be the warmest year on record and the first year with a temperature above 1.5°C.

The C3S's ERA5 reanalysis dataset, which began in 1940