It's amazing the things I'll do rather than work. Here's the best I can come up with: 1] The dotted "g" and crossed "h" diacritics are used, apparently, in the Maltese language. There is a guide to European diacritic marks (something I know you all want desperately) at: <a href=http://www.tiro.com/di_intro.html target=new>http://www.tiro.com/di_intro.html</a> The capital of Malta is apparently Valletta, which has about 8,000 people. 2] There is definitely a statue of Alexander Fleming in Barcelona's red light district. Supposedly it was put up by the city's prostitutes in gratitude for his having made possible cures for venereal diseases. I have found some web pages for Barcelona that appear to be referring to addresses on a Fleming Place or Fleming something, but my Catalan isn't quite up to this task, or any other for that matter. If you can find a decent tourist guide to Barcelona, it should be able to settle the matter, if it's important. The only problem is that Barcelona isn't the capital of an independent country, only an autonomous region, but it's still "a European capital city," if you use a wide enough definition. Cheers, Kemezis
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