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The Lipton tournament was a championship between individual clubs (not national teams) from different nations, each one of which represented an entire nation.
Getting unity from 27 nations each with its own human rights priorities is not easy.
The European Union's 28 nations each have their own laws, police and intelligence agencies.
Creating coherent policies is unremittingly difficult when there are so many nations, each with a different political culture.
For centuries, the territory of Montenegro replaced the different cultures and nations, each of them has left at least some trace of its existence.
The most striking aspect of Pakistan's demography is that it is made up of six "nations," each divided between two or, in the case of Balochis, three countries.
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In 1998, Igor Panarin, a Russian intelligence official turned scholar, presented a paper at a European conference about information warfare, predicting that the United States would, in the near future, descend into another civil war and divide into several mini-nations, each backed by a different world power.
They account for 85percentt of the $16 billion that lower-back problems cost the nation each year.
He performed dozens of concerts across the nation each year, often playing with his family.
The two largest fires in the nation, each burning 45,000 acres in northwestern Montana, were mostly contained.
Starting in October, the company shipped 75 million cereal packages to supermarkets across the nation, each featuring an Olympic hopeful.
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