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<!--Colors like the flag of Iraq. Shiny Pidgeot represents the Golden Eagle from the coat of arms.--> | <!--Colors like the flag of Iraq. Shiny Pidgeot represents the Golden Eagle from the coat of arms.--> | ||
{{User Country|492|Ireland|009A49|FFFFFF|FF7900|wp:Republic of }} | {{User Country|492|Ireland|009A49|FFFFFF|FF7900|wp:Republic of }} | ||
<!--Green, white and orange are the colors on the national flag. | <!--Green, white and orange are the colors on the national flag. Hedgehogs are one of 26 land mammals native to Ireland. Leprechauns also come from Ireland and are green and short. --> | ||
{{User Country|235|Northern Ireland|FF1111|FFFF00|FF1111}} | {{User Country|235|Northern Ireland|FF1111|FFFF00|FF1111}} | ||
<!--Colors like the flag of Ulster, one of the four Provinces of Ireland, and Northern Ireland makes up 57% of the land area of Ulster. Smeargle represents the murals in Northern Ireland.--> | <!--Colors like the flag of Ulster, one of the four Provinces of Ireland, and Northern Ireland makes up 57% of the land area of Ulster. Smeargle represents the murals in Northern Ireland.--> | ||
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<!--Starmie to represent the Star of David, national colors.--> | <!--Starmie to represent the Star of David, national colors.--> | ||
{{User Country|235|Italy|009246|FFFFFF|CE2B37}} | {{User Country|235|Italy|009246|FFFFFF|CE2B37}} | ||
<!--The Italian flag is red, white and green. | <!--The Italian flag is red, white and green. Smeargle is used to represent Italy's artistic influence during the Renaissance.--> | ||
{{User Country|232|Ivory Coast|FF7900|009A49|FFFFFF}} | {{User Country|232|Ivory Coast|FF7900|009A49|FFFFFF}} | ||
<!--Colors like the flag of Ivory Coast. Donphan represents the elephant in the arms.--> | <!--Colors like the flag of Ivory Coast. Donphan represents the elephant in the arms.--> | ||