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It wouldn't necessarily mean _internationally_ because countries outside of the EU wouldn't be required to work with the system. It would only work intra-natio

It wouldn't necessarily mean _internationally_ because countries outside of the EU wouldn't be required to work with the system. It would only work intra-nationally (scoped to the member states of the EU (as an oversimplification)).

Bromskloss 10y ago
Just so that we are on same page: - "international" = "between nations" - "intranational" = "within a nation" Right?
- octagonal 10y ago
  Correct. Which is strange, because both "intern" and "intra" mean as much as "internal". I never understood why "externational" isn't a word.
  - Gmo 10y ago
    it's not intern, but inter, which does not mean internal at all but "between"