Using or expression with country Set-TransportRule -SenderADAttributeContainsWords

I want create a Transport Rule to add a disclaimer, but I'm having difficult to use OR in SenderADAttributeContainsWords
-SenderADAttributeContainsWords "CountryOrRegion:US" or "CountryOrReginon:GB"
(it worked as ended and never add the disclaimer)
-SenderADAttributeContainsWords "CountryOrRegion:US" ; "CountryOrReginon:BR"(
added the disclaimer only for user with Country Or region = US , not for GB
How do I code it to works as OR?

i have same requirement. have anyone find any solution for this? i tried to use BR or Brazil or 76. but nothing helped me.
kesav

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Howdy all,
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o (ref: http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=108044)
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Hi All! The following thoughts are for
     1) those of you who use ATT DSL as your internet service-provider, and
     2) who wish to stream iTunes songs from your computer to speakers in other rooms via AIRPORT EXPRESSes, and
     3) are wondering whether you have to purchase a separate Apple Airport Extreme base-station, or can simply use your exisiting ATT router.
Having just spent several days and many hours on the phone before Apple's tech "Dan" was finally able to get my system up and running, I thought some of you might appreciate my sharing the following info while it's still fresh in my mind.
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3. When first setting up your AE, do NOT attach an ETHERNET CABLE from the router. The only cable that needs to be attached is the mini-plug cable running to some sort of portable, powered speaker. For myself, to make things easier, I brought my AE and my new Sony RDP-M5iP speaker/dock into the same room as my Imac & router. That way, I'd know immediately if the AE was working correctly.
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6. Your AE should now be glowing green on top. Plus, on the 10x6" dark-grey rectangular box displaying the globe (i.e., your main internet connection), the globe should have a now-green glowing circle to its left. And underneath, it should be displaying a rectangle named "Family Room Speaker" (or whatever name you've given your Airport Express).
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