A non foreign country be called?
So why do we always use the phrase foreign countries?
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A foreign country as opposed to Wales, Scotland, Ulster, etc. Or if you are in the USA, Puerto Rico or Guam or the US Virgin Islands (I guess). They are different countries, but administered by the domestic government, thus not foreign countries. But yes, in most cases the "foreign" modifier adds no new information.
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