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At 32,597 square miles, Ireland ranks 18th in the world. The world's largest islands are Greenland (839,999 sq. mi.), New Guinea (316,615), and Borneo (286,914). For a look at the rest of the list, check out our chart of Large Islands of the World.
FOR GDP STANDINGS:
Rank Countries Amount (top to bottom)
#1 United States: $11,667,515,000,000.00
#2 Japan: $4,623,398,000,000.00
#3 Germany: $2,714,418,000,000.00
#4 United Kingdom: $2,140,898,000,000.00
#5 France: $2,002,582,000,000.00
#6 Italy: $1,672,302,000,000.00
#7 China: $1,649,329,000,000.00
#8 Spain: $991,442,000,000.00
#9 Canada: $979,764,000,000.00
#10 India: $691,876,000,000.00
#11 Korea, South: $679,674,000,000.00
#12 Mexico: $676,497,000,000.00
#13 Australia: $631,256,000,000.00
#14 Brazil: $604,855,000,000.00
#15 Russia: $582,395,000,000.00
#16 Netherlands: $577,260,000,000.00
#17 Switzerland: $359,465,000,000.00
#18 Belgium: $349,830,000,000.00
#19 Sweden: $346,404,000,000.00
#20 Turkey: $301,950,000,000.00
#21 Austria: $290,109,000,000.00
#22 Indonesia: $257,641,000,000.00
#23 Saudi Arabia: $250,557,000,000.00
#24 Norway: $250,168,000,000.00
#25 Denmark: $243,043,000,000.00
NATO was founded in order to provide a structure to guarantee the security of its 12 founding members against expansion and influence by the Soviet Union. The founding members were Belgium, Canada, Denmark, France, Iceland, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, United Kingdom, and the United States. In addition, NATO’s European members wanted to ensure that the United States remained involved in European security. Over the past 53 years, NATO has enlarged four times. Greece and Turkey joined in 1952; the Federal Republic of Germany joined in 1955; Spain joined in 1982; and Poland, Hungary, and the Czech Republic joined in 1999.
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2007-02-03 12:04:16
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answered by Anonymous
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