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| *The ] in Western ]. The Congo and its subsidiaries run through the second largest ] area in the world, only the ] being (much) larger. | *The ] in Western ]. The Congo and its subsidiaries run through the second largest ] area in the world, only the ] being (much) larger. | ||
| *Name for two countries in Africa, the ] and the ]. | *Name for two countries in Africa, the ] and the ]. | ||
| *In ], a rather dull and lazy spirit was named '''Congo'''. | |||
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- The Congo River in Western Africa. The Congo and its subsidiaries run through the second largest rain forest area in the world, only the Amazon Rainforest being (much) larger.
- Name for two countries in Africa, the Republic of the Congo and the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
- In Vodun, a rather dull and lazy spirit was named Congo.
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