Only if we send their marbles backSo are we signing him then?
It is handy shorthand I guess. And yes, a few wanted to be part of Greece, hence the coup and the following war.
I guess that makes sense, after all the Aussies and New Zealanders, amongst others, fly the Union flag as part of their own.Flag of Cyprus - Wikipedia
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According to the constitution, the community authorities and their institutions have the right to hoist the Greek flag or the Turkish flag alongside the flag of Cyprus during the holidays. Any citizen may, without any restriction, fly the Greek or Turkish flag, or both, next to the Cypriot flag at their residence or store.[5] Other provisions also allow municipalities, educational institutions and the National Guard to do so as well. Since the de facto division of the island, consecutive to the 1974 invasion, the flag of Greece is the only of the two flown in the area under the jurisdiction of the Republic of Cyprus, due to the predominant presence of Greek-Cypriots in that part of the island. Similarly, the flag of Turkey is only observed in the area under the control of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (recognised only by Turkey).
Aha! An excellent double down, complete with credentials for why you might know what you are talking about. Top effort there.
No idea. To be honest, I've tried to keep up with this thread, but it's all Greek to me (with a bit of Cyprus and Turkey, by the looks of it).So are we signing him then?
I would think twice about that if I were you. The grammar pedants are likely to hijack that thread!
I believe "whose" is a valid alternative to "who is" as long as you are a Turkish Cypriot but only on a Wednesday in June or July.
Or if your reffering too things what belong too doctor WHO.
Got to check my copy and paste next time
Shit, why didn't you tell me 28 years ago? I would have never started a relationship with my wife!
It would be churlish and tiny minded of me to not salute you.
