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Previously on "Holland and Turkey go to war"

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  • vetran
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    I think you will be ok if you use the term Cling-ons (note the C),

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  • GB9
    started a topic Holland and Turkey go to war

    Holland and Turkey go to war

    Won't be long. Should go well with the EU.

    My only problem with this is he called them Remnants and I have a trademark on that term.

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