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'''Constituent country''' is a term whose precise meaning depends on the context in which it is used. Theoretically it is a country which is part of a larger entity, but that larger entity can be a country proper. The reason for the obscurity is the undecidability whether the term country necessarily connotes political independence or not.
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A '''constituent country''' is a country which is part of a larger entity, whether it has [[political independence]] or not. The larger entity can be a country proper.  
    
== [[United Kingdom]] ==
 
== [[United Kingdom]] ==
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