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Nations Of The World Retro: 1914

Round One Matches

1. Colombia vs British Honduras

2. Nicaragua vs South Orkney Islands

3. Amoy vs Togoland

4. Italian Somaliland vs Luxembourg

5. Chongqing vs French Indochina

6. Emirate of Afghanistan vs Persia

7. Uruguay vs South Shetland Islands

8. Khiva vs Union Islands

9. Federated Malay Islands vs Réunion

10. Bahama Islands vs New Zealand

11. Ottoman Empire vs Spain

12. Suzhou vs Monaco

13. United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland vs Straits Settlements

14. Kingdom of Italy vs French Madagascar

15. Portuguese East Africa vs Panama Canal Territory

16. Saint Barthélemy vs Netherlands

17. Guernsey vs Alaska

18. Bechuanaland vs Barbados

19. Ethiopia vs Curaçao and Dependencies

20. Midway Atoll vs Brunei

21. Saint Martin vs German East Africa

22. Amoy vs Sverdrup Islands

23. Sulu vs Northern Rhodesia

24. Serbia vs Panama

25. German Kiautschou vs Norway

26. British Guiana vs Sikkim

27. Falkland Islands vs Argentina

28. Ha'il vs Mexico

29. French Guiana vs British East Africa

30. Switzerland vs Seychelles

31. Italian Tripolitania vs Quita Sueño Bank

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33. North Borneo vs Portuguese Guinea

34. Portuguese India vs British Jamaica

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36. Jiujiang vs Zanzibar

37. Karafuto vs Costa Rica

38. France vs Hawaii

39. Jarvis Island vs British Winward Islands

40. Terengganu vs Surinam

41. British Trinidad and Tobago vs Belgium

42. Newfoundland vs Ubangi-Shari

43. Palmyra Atoll vs Romania

44. Fernando Poo vs Portuguese Macau

45. Sierra Leone vs Wallis and Futuna

46. British Mauritius vs French Tunisia

47. India vs Spanish Sahara

48. Tristan da Cunha vs Navassa Island

49. Siam vs Tientsin

50. Guadaloupe vs Bulgaria 51. Wake Island vs Maldive Islands

52. Johor vs Isla de la Pasión

53. Sarawak vs French Morocco

54. Norfolk Island vs Hankou

55. Swan Islands vs German Empire

56. Johnston Atoll vs Saint Pierre and Miquelon

57. Egypt vs Baker Island

58. Trucial States vs Paraguay

59. Hangzhou vs Isle of Man

60. Victoria Land vs Emirate of Nejd and Hasa

61. French Oceania vs French India

62. Territory of New Guinea vs Mbundaland 63. Spanish North Africa vs Nigeria

64. Uganda vs Phillipine Islands

65. Basutoland vs Tibet

66. Elobey, Annobón, and Corsico vs Nepal

67. San Marino vs Andorra

68. Kongo vs Howland Island

69. Canada vs Muscat and Oman

70. Martinique vs Rhodesia

71. Bolivia vs Russian Empire

72. Ascension Island vs Dutch East Indies

73. China vs Fort of São João Baptista de Ajudá

74. Graham Land vs Serranilla Bank

75. French Equatorial Guinea vs Liechtenstein 76. Portuguese West Africa vs Australia

77. Kingdom of Montenegro vs Weihai

78. Honduras vs Papua

79. Perlis vs Haiti

80. Bhutan vs Iceland

81. Middlebrook Island vs Greenland

82. Guam vs Setul Mambang Segara

83. Denmark vs Bahrain

84. Serrana Bank vs Gold Coast

85. Italian Eritrea vs Taiwan

86. French West Africa vs British Hong Kong 87. Gibraltar vs French Algeria

88. United States vs Bermuda

89. Puerto Rico vs Finland

90. Kamerun vs Kelantan

91. Anglo-Egyptian Sudan vs French Somaliland

92. Shanghai vs Suez Canal Zone

93. Shasi vs Sultanate of Aussa

94. Bouvet Island vs Empire of Japan

95. Portuguese Cape Verde vs Zhenjiang

96. Spanish Morocco vs Kingman Reef

97. Venezuela vs Principality of Albania

98. Aden vs Portugal

99. Darfur vs German Samoa

100. Belgian Congo vs Malta

101. Heard Island and McDonald Islands vs Ecuador

102. Swaziland vs Kuwait

103. Bukhara vs Gambia

104. Cuba vs Corn Islands

105. British Somaliland vs German South-West Africa

106. Kedah vs Portuguese Timor

107. Liberia vs New Caledonia

108. Danish West Indies vs Peru

109. Northern Nigeria vs Saint Helena

110. South Africa vs Bajo Nuevo Bank

111. British Leeward Islands vs Roncador Bank 112. Sweden vs British Western Pacific Territories

113. Kingdom of Greece vs Mongolia

114. Brazil vs Chile

115. Austria-Hungary vs British Hong Kong

116. Uryankhay vs Rio Muni vs British Cyprus

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Quick Service Restaurant Case Study | Unraveling the Potential of Westlife Foodworld Ltd.

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indiejones · 11 months

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(NOTE: Apart from the 196 officially recognized independent nations on earth, this list also includes the recognized ‘dependant areas’ of the world too, officially controlled by other nations not geographically connected).

(In short, at a collective level, this is seen as a combination of 'divine feminine power' & 'wise man power' meter!)

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.Vietnam

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.Finland

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.Iceland

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.Iraq

.Maldives

.Libya

.Brazil

.Singapore

.Ukraine

.El Salvador

.San Marino

.Syria

.Indonesia

.Uruguay

.Bermuda

.Sierra Leone

.Belize

.Pakistan

.Northern Mariana Islands

.Lesotho

.Benin

.Dominica

.Venezuela

.Suriname

.Lithuania

.Pitcairn Islands

.Serbia

.Curacao

.Palau

.Guinea-Bissau

.Croatia

.Equatorial Guinea

.Cuba

.Niue

.Nigeria

.Netherlands Antilles

.East Timor

.Ecuador

.Estonia

.Paraguay

.Portugal

.Kiribati

.Denmark

.Tajikistan

.Ivory Coast

.Kyrgyzstan

.Samoa

.Yemen

.France

.Falkland Islands

.Burundi

.Swaziland

.Gabon

.Cameroon

.Western Sahara

.Sao Tome and Principe

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.French Guiana

.Anguilla

.Reunion Island

.Costa Rica

.Czech Republic

.Honduras

.Niger

.Guyana

.French Polynesia

.Jordan

.Fiji

.Cook Islands

.Bahamas

.Italy

.Nicaragua

.Cyprus

.Grenada

.Uzbekistan

.Puerto Rico

.Kazakhstan

.Guatemala

.Guinea

.Holy See/ Vatican City State

.Palestine

.West Bank

.US Virgin Islands

.Antarctica

.Guam

.Peru

.Ashmore and Cartier Islands

.Kosovo

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.Switzerland

.Luxembourg

.French Southern Territories

.British Virgin Islands

.Saint Kitts and Nevis

.Netherlands

.Lao

.Hungary

.Jan Mayen

.South Korea

.Trinidad and Tobago

.Zimbabwe

.Saint Lucia

.Saint Vincent and the Grenadines

.Cocos (Keeling) Islands

.Sweden

.Congo (Brazzaville)

.Slovakia

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.Nepal

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.Bouvet Island

.Uganda

.Madagascar

.Chile

.Slovenia

.Ireland

.Algeria

.Bassas da India

.Qatar

.Cayman Islands

.Papua New Guinea

.Haiti

.Hong Kong

.Rwanda

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.South Africa

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.Djibouti

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.Christmas Island

.Zambia

.Bolivia

.Congo (Kinshasa)

.Bahrain

.Tunisia

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.New Caledonia

.Malawi

.Spratly Islands

.Albania

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.Colombia

.Bulgaria

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.Spain

.The Gambia

.Tanzania

.Ghana

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.Latvia

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.Panama

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.Liberia

.Northern Mariana Islands

.India (Was No. 1 - 2200 yrs ago, & No. 12- 1000 yrs ago! But from 1000 AD-1100 AD, India slided ~230 places to reach & consistently thereon stay in & around, the bottom 10 nations, incl tiny to v.tiny island-nations, of this world, in spirituality!)

.British Indian Ocean Territory

.United States of America (USA)

.Kingman Reef

.Canada

.United Arab Emirates (UAE) .

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McDonald’s EatQual Campaign: Envisioning Equality and Inclusivity

McDonald’s India launched an amazing campaign that highlights the role of the inclusivity platform, EatQual, in creating an inclusive experience at McDonald’s. The campaign created, by DDB Mudra, showcases how small innovations can go a long way in making the world a more equal place. The brand has extended its platform to launch more meaningful initiatives aimed at promoting inclusion across gender, language and disabilities.

Around 15% of the world’s population lives with some form of disability. Yet the world often fails to cater to their needs. EatQual addresses this fact and serves as an inclusivity platform that Mc Donald urges to build. Westlife Development Company, the company that owns and operates McDonald’s restaurants in West and South India, launched EatQual packaging last year on the occasion of International Day of People with Disabilities.

The campaign film narrates the story of a child’s curiosity to explore the world as they observe others experiencing it. It later shows how EatQual packaging helps the child’s friend with limited upper limb mobility eat the burger with ease. Mc Donald, through this campaign, highlights the harsh reality that the world doesn’t treat everyone the same; most things are designed to cater to the able-bodied individuals. Their idea of creating a package enables people with upper limb mobility to enjoy their burgers with dignity, an idea that is not only a life changing one but truly an important one.

Mc Donald’s recent campaign on ‘World Sight Day’ has been truly moving. Emphasising the message that “We eat with our eyes,” the campaign discusses Mc Donald’s recently launched Colour blind friendly McDelivery, which enhances the experience of viewing their favourite burgers on their app and website before placing an order. Individuals who are colour blind can select from the three colour enhancement options: ‘Green-Red’, ‘Red-Green’ and ‘Blue-Yellow’.Their app and website use a new algorithm to display the menu in different colours appropriate for the users, allowing colour blind people to see the real colours of the food and drinks, enabling them to make informed decisions.

To ensure a wider reach, the brand has collaborated with Kenny Sebastian for this initiative. Mc Donald’s EatQual is more than just a campaign, it’s a journey that Mc Donald’s is on. With every campaign, they enhance the eating experience and make it a little more equal for everyone. The brand launched this campaign through a panel discussion featuring a renowned ophthalmologist, a photographer who is also colour blind and Mc Donald’s Chief Marketing Officer. Want to know more about such interesting campaigns? Follow Tiger Advertising, a 360 degree Advertising Agency in Gujarat. To know more about our services, visit our website https://tigeradvertising.in/

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Mumbai Gets First Ever Airport Drive-Thru McDonald's Restaurant

https://bharatlive.news/?p=116475 Mumbai Gets First Ever Airport Drive-Thru McDonald's Restaurant

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