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English speakers looked up Facebook 32,647,942 times. Whyyyyyyyy?
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Meanwhile, the Japanese understood what the Internet is for, looking up the full list of local adult film stars 18,569,543 times.
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For some reason, the Dutch were super interested in Hua Shan, a mountain in Shaanxi, China. It had 12,719,284 views.
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And in Russia, the top visited Wikipedia article was Russia with 3,682,191 visitors.
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Like their English counterparts, the Spanish Wikipedia community couldn't get enough of Facebook with 11,217,715 searches. Whyyyyyyyy?
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The article on Baidu, or China's equivalent to Google, was read by 4,907,569 people.
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Anyone care to explain why the Germans read about cul-de-sacs 10,206,548 times?
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In Turkey the country's first President, Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, topped article searches at 2,185,387.
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French speakers love (or hate) Embattled Holly so much they read about it 4,464,618 times.
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At 1,385,687 visits, Indonesia is the third country to have Facebook as their top article. Whyyyyyyyy?
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Only 752 ,669 Danish speakers looked up tea, but it was enough to bump it to the top position.
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Vietnam also understands the Internet's purpose, and was studying the list of every sex position ever. 2,018,973 times.
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And over 2,592,423 Italians needed to catch up on their "Grey's Anatomy".
