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https://media.am/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/bari_luys_hayer_0_0.jpg600386Armenian TV very much likes the word "country". At opportune or inopportune moments we constantly hear that we live in a country, that something or another is happening in the country, and the country has a leader. There's the impression that TV companies (particularly Armenia's Public TV channel) intentionally avoid calling this place where we all live and watch television the "Republic of Armenia," to understand what's happening in the place where we live.