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"Only in America, eh?"
Besides, according to the tea adds the correct phrase is "Only in Canader, eh?"
(Canuck in joke)
Imp, I've often wondered about the way that adjectives are formed from place names. I long ago came to the conclusion that there's no general rule. It just "happens", even with newly-named countries.
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