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In a similar vein -
My father was stationed at Anderson AFB, Guam. Did I live in Guam or on Guam?
Everyone there said "on Guam", but I now live "in" Nebraska, not "on" Nebraska. Is there some rule for correct usage when referring to island life?
My father was stationed at Anderson AFB, Guam. Did I live in Guam or on Guam?
Everyone there said "on Guam", but I now live "in" Nebraska, not "on" Nebraska. Is there some rule for correct usage when referring to island life?