Oddly there are EU countries where dashcams are illegal or there are severe restrictions on what one can do with the footage.
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What about the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland ?
Or the multiple Kingdoms which existed on both islands 1,000 + years ago ?
Historically just about the oldest recognisable country in Europe is France and even it's borders have shifted on multiple occasions.
I used to work with a guy who was very insistent that he was Czechoslovak.
Not Czech nor Slovak but Czechoslovak !
Seemingly his Mother was one and his Father the other and he took great pride in his hybrid identity and allegiance to a country which no longer exists.
Probably loads of folk like that in the former Yugoslavia and USSR as well.
A pair of diplexers (specific to the frequency ranges in question) would do the trick.
But depending on what reception is like in your area it may be the case that your FM aerial fortuitously picks up sufficient DAB signal for a separate DAB aerial to prove unnecessary ?
Spam by telegram and get free ad in national newspaper ?
In Ireland its still theoretically an option (as in there is an end-of-school exam one can take in the subject) however its only available in a tiny handful of schools nowadays.
It was more widespread in the first half of the last century.
I see your 80p Lidl loaf and raise you Marks and Spencer 75p.
Despite their upmarket reputation theyre surprisingly reasonably priced on a lot of staples.
EU has a common time zone
Nobody told the Irish, Greeks, Finns and Baltic states ?
For the benefit of non-US readers what age are we talking about ?