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The reasoning for adding these countries is that they are required for compliance reasons for application in some of DNBs solutions. The country list in Eufemia serves two purposes in letting users select countries and letting users select the dialing code for a country. The country codes missing from ISO 3166 are mostly for external territories of other states. The dialing code for some of them are certain, and are contained in the wikipedia page the country list was based on earlier. For others the dialing code is not certain, and most likely they do not have a dialing code. These countries are mostly research bases, or otherwise not permanently inhabited. The likelyhood of any of these countries actually being used is probably very small. In the event that someone should want to use a number from one of the uncertain dialing codes, they will most likely identify that the dialing code is wrong. As far as I can tell each of these countries belong to a group of islands or a territory that they share a dialing code with, and we can probably assume that the users of these dialing codes knows which other country to look for in the list. Added the following countries: - AX Åland Islands - Shared dialing code with Finland - BV Bouvet Island - Most likely no dialing code, uses the dialing code of Norway - TF French Southern Territories - Most likely no dialing code, uses the dialing code of Mayoette and Reunion - HM Heard Island and McDonald Islands - Same dialing code as Australian External Territories - MQ Martinique - NF Norfolk Island - Same dialing code as Australian External Territories - GS South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands - Same dialing code as Falkland Islands - UM United States Minor Outlying Islands - Most likely no dialing code, uses the dialing code of USA - BQ Bonaire, Sint Eustatius and Saba
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