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This seems to be an issue on linux machines as far as I can tell. The demo website is running linux on a docker container and when you select certain regions ( Angolan Kwanza for example ) you get a
The region name xx should not correspond to neutral culture; a specific culture name is required. (Parameter 'name')
. The same region when selected on a dev box running windows, doesn't throw any er