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If you are going to use that standard then the UK is in North America as it's culturally closer to US/Canada than France/Germany.
by dazzawazza 15y ago
If you are going to use that standard then the UK is in North America as it's culturally closer to US/Canada than France/Germany.
- arethuza 15y agoThat is a matter of opinion!
- ristretto 15y agoTrue, that's why the article ommited the UK. (and UK startups are rarely labeled 'european')
- philwelch 15y agoI know British people who don't think the UK is part of Europe. British discourse often refers to "the continent" as something distinct from Britain.