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Title wrong as it's EU - not Europe, but many confuse and transpose them - even though they are not verbatim. EDIT Add - Europe is composed of 44 countries and
by Zenst 6y ago
Title wrong as it's EU - not Europe, but many confuse and transpose them - even though they are not verbatim.
EDIT Add - Europe is composed of 44 countries and the EU is composed of 27 from those.
- tokai 6y agoThe complaints are coming from BEUC, which is not only composed of EU countries. So writing EU would be wrong.
- hankchinaski 6y agobeing Europe a superset of the EU the title is still technically valid, it's "across [some] Europe [countries]"
- Deukhoofd 6y ago> Europe is composed of 44 countries and the EU is composed of 27 from those. And the BEUC is composed out of 32 of those.
- reaperducer 6y agoTitle wrong as it's EU - not Europe, but many confuse and transpose them - even though they are not verbatim. No different than European publications seeing something happening in a small town in a small county in a rural part of Texas and writing "Look what's happening in America!" headlines.
- danielscrubs 6y agoTwo wrongs don’t make a right. Even so here is the “across” definition by Oxford Languages: from one side to the other of (a place, area, etc.). Doubtful it’s even correct if we replace it with EU.