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A crown is a decorative headpiece worn by monarchs as a symbol of their power and authority, and it has been used in coronation ceremonies for centuries. The term "crown" also extends beyond the physical object to represent the monarchy itself, the government it leads, and the state it governs, making it an important symbol of governmental authority.
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