Great translation dear Seymore, I really appreciate it
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But she said Singapore is another example of city estate..do you still think it's the same?
and what is the relationship between "windsore" (hope to write it the right way )and virtual?l
thanks
1.about
Singapore : I have no problem with
Singapore being a city-state ... because it is a city-state ... the whole country (=city-state) is about 700 km2 which is smaller than city of
Tehran ! .. actually Singapore is one of the last regions which follows the
classic definition of a city state

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2.about
Windsor : as I said , the writer just tries be witty ... Windsor is in Canada and Detroit in US .. but the ties between the two cities goes behind the borders

... consider the fact that one of them is metropolis and the other is a small city ; so Windsor is like a
suburb to Detroit (they even call it : South Detroit!)...then again, it's obvious that Windsor is not actually a suburb of Detroit , only a
virtual one
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