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Along the pristine streets of the tiny state’s capital, Luxembourg City, honey-colored sandstone buildings teeter improbably on the edge of ravines; new office towers full of financial services firms loom nearby. Riding a train out into the countryside prosperous-looking villages appear and disappear in the gaps between narrow, castle-topped valleys and fields of ripening corn.