Any form of a national word, in any part of speech, counts.
For example: “Chinese,” “China,” and “China’s” would all count for “China”
If it is a tie, I will resolve it to each country tied for the most.
Stuttering does NOT count as saying a word again. However, if Biden deliberately repeats a word for emphasis, and it is a national word, that does count.
Also, this will be based on his actual speech (obviously), not the preplanned remarks released on whitehouse.gov. I will use the nytimes transcriptions (previous years linked below) unless there is verbal ambiguity in which I will listen myself.
2023 transcription: https://www.nytimes.com/2023/02/08/us/politics/biden-state-of-the-union-transcript.html
2022 transcription: https://www.nytimes.com/2022/03/01/us/politics/biden-sotu-transcript.html
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@mariopasquato Gotchu and also nah. “Israel” and “Israeli” are the only ones I can think of that’d work.
@diadematus @Domer thx for the Qs. If it is a tie, I will resolve it to all countries tied for the most. If this happens, I'll switch the market to the "choose multiple" resolution method. Stuttering will not count as mentioning the word again. However, if he repeats words in the script for emphasis, intentionally, those words do count. How does all that sound?