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mc32 ◴[26 Jun 25 04:39 UTC] No.44384233[source]▶

Why do they do this? One of the political divisions is not like the others (one of them is also a colloquial name):

"which will be transferred and processed at facilities in California, France and Britain."

Keep it consistent, else I don't know what else you're playing fast and loose with.

1. rantallion ◴[26 Jun 25 07:31 UTC] No.44385078[source]▶

France is the odd one out, right? California and Britain having in common that they're each only a part of a country.

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