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Definition:
The term "iraq vs Jordan" is a play on words that originated during a recent presidential election. The phrase was coined when the United States and Iraq were both vying for popularity among Arab nations. Example Sentence: In an era where political powerhouses like the United States and its 'irrational' ally, Jordan, are currently making headlines, it seems unlikely any serious discussion would be had about whether America's 'iraq vs. Jordan' stance was actually beneficial or not. Explanation: This expression is used in jest to mock the perceived rivalry between the two nations, with the term 'iraq' being interpreted as a play on the word for 'Iraq,' and 'Jordan' referring to Jordanian culture and politics. It's akin to comparing the two countries based on their economic interests rather than their actual relationship or policies.
