My Knowledge of European Geography Was Sketchy
I'm here in Belfast attending the British Political Studies Association annual conference. At a meeting of our sub-group, my friend James Connelly remarked, "Attendance is low this year: I guess we get a lot more people when the conference is on the mainland."
"James," I asked, "are the Poles and French and Greeks and so on aware that England is the mainland?"
"Yes, they are," he responded.
Heavy fog in the Channel, continent isolated.
"James," I asked, "are the Poles and French and Greeks and so on aware that England is the mainland?"
"Yes, they are," he responded.
Heavy fog in the Channel, continent isolated.
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