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The name of a place is commonly used synonymously with its governance (e.g. "EU invests $X bn" is on the frontpage right now). It should be clear that it's not
by read_if_gay_ 6y ago
The name of a place is commonly used synonymously with its governance (e.g. "EU invests $X bn" is on the frontpage right now). It should be clear that it's not referring to the individuals living there.
- ekianjo 6y ago> (e.g. "EU invests $X bn" Poor example, EU is not a country and represents a political apparatus, nothing else.
- read_if_gay_ 6y agoEven with nitpicking you still got the point, so I guess it's good enough.