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A minor quibble. The UK is a 'state', not a 'country'. It comprises of countries: Scotland, England, Wales, and a small chunk of Ireland.
by dfawcus 3y ago
A minor quibble. The UK is a 'state', not a 'country'.
It comprises of countries: Scotland, England, Wales, and a small chunk of Ireland.
- iamthirsty 3y agoAs recognized by the rest of the world, the United Kingdom actually is a country. Internally may be different, but technically it is a country. A political union of four member countries — but still recognized as a country.
- dambi0 3y agoInternational football being one exception to this.