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A state is an organized community of people living together under a system of government that makes and enforces rules for the group. States can exist as independent countries, as parts of larger countries, or as members of federal systems, and they matter because they provide the structure and authority needed to manage shared life at a large scale.
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- nation state
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- embassy
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- Said to be same as
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- Has parts of class
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- States
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- different from
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- described by source
- Encyclopædia Britannica 11th edition
- topic has template
- Template:Infobox country
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Article · 日本語
国家（こっか、英: State）とは、一定の領土と国民と排他的な統治組織とを供えた政治共同体のことを指す。また、同じことは「一定の領土を基礎にして、固有の統治権によって統治される、継続的な公組織的共同社会」とも言える。
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