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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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国家(英語:Country;法語:pays;西班牙語:país;德語:Land),有時又作国或邦,現代多指主權國家(sovereign state)。从广义的角度,国家是指拥有共同的语言、文化、种族、宗教、领土、政权或者历史的社会群体;从狭义的角度,国家是一定范围内的人群所形成的共同体形式。一般国家行政管理当局是国家的象徵,它是一種擁有治理一個社會的權力的国家机构,在一定的领土內擁有外部的和內部的主權。
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