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citizen country 

the country in which your company (or product) was originally headquartered (or produced) prior to outsourcing
for companies like paypal your citizen country is still the united states, even if you may do business elsewhere and your servers may be anywhere in the world.
citizen country by Uncle Dimma November 13, 2019

citizen country 

the country in which your company (or product) was originally headquartered (or produced) prior to outsourcing
for companies like paypal your citizen country is still the united states, even if you may do business elsewhere and your servers may be anywhere in the world.
citizen country by Uncle Dimma February 7, 2020

citizen country 

the country in which your company (or product) was originally headquartered (or produced) prior to outsourcing
for companies like paypal your citizen country is still the united states, even if you may do business elsewhere and your servers may be anywhere in the world.
citizen country by Uncle Dimma February 3, 2020

citizen country 

the country in which your company (or product) was originally headquartered (or produced) prior to outsourcing
for companies like paypal your citizen country is still the united states, even if you may do business elsewhere and your servers may be anywhere in the world.
citizen country by Uncle Dimma April 27, 2020
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