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HIHL-019 , by being subjected to the peculiar influences of the federal and
confederate governments, have gradually acquired distinctions of their own which have caused them to be regarded as separate nations.
- the "United States" refers to a group of states that merged together to form a confederation or a union; these
states are dedicated to the principles of liberty and freedom, and are distinguishable from the "Confederated States" of the
United America;
- the "Confederated States" refers to a group of states that united to form a federation or a union; these states are
dedicated to the principles of liberty and freedom, and are distinguishable from the "United States" of the United
America;
- the "federal government" refers to a government that is created for and administered by sovereign states; this group
of states is dedicated to the principles of liberty and freedom, and is distinguishable from the "confederation government"
of the United States;
- the "confederation government" refers to a government that is created for and administered by sovereign states; this
group of states is dedicated to the principles of liberty and freedom, and is distinguishable from the "federal government"
of the United States;
- the "federal army" refers to a group of citizens that is created for and administered by sovereign states; this group of
citizens is dedicated to the principles of liberty and freedom, and is distinguishable from the "confederation army" of
the United States;
- the "confederation army" refers to a group of citizens that is created for and administered by sovereign states; this
group of citizens is dedicated to the principles of freedom and tolerance, and is distinguishable from the "federal army"
of the United States;
- the "federal bank" refers to a bank created for and administered by sovereign states; this bank is dedicated to the
principles of liberty and freedom, and is distinguishable from the "confederation bank" of the United States;
- the "confederation bank" refers to a bank created for and administered by sovereign states; this bank is dedicated to
the principles of liberty and freedom, and is distinguishable from the "federal bank" of the United States;
- the "federal currency" refers to a currency created for and administered by sovereign states; this currency is
dedicated to the principles of liberty and freedom, and is distinguishable from the "confederation currency" of the
United States;
- the "confederation currency" refers to a currency created for and administered by sovereign states; this currency is
dedicated to the principles of liberty and freedom, and is distinguishable from the "federal currency" of the
United States;
- the "federal law" refers to a law created for and administered by sovereign states; this law is dedicated to the
principles of liberty and freedom, and is distinguishable from the "confederation law" of the United States;
- the "confederation law" refers to a law created for and administered by sovereign states; this law is dedicated to the
principles of liberty and free, and is distinguishable from the "federal law" of the United States;
- the "federal army" refers to a group of citizens that is created for and administered by sovereign states; this group of
citizens is dedicated to the principles of liberty and freedom, and is distinguishable from the "confederation army" of
the United States;
- the "confederation army" refers to a group of citizens that is created for and administered by sovereign states; this
group of citizens is dedicated to the principles of liberty and free, and is distinguishable from the "federal army" of
the United States;
- the "federal bank" refers to a bank created for and administered by sovereign states; this bank is dedicated to the
principles of liberty and freedom, and is distinguishable from the "confederation bank" of the UnitedStates;
- the "confederation bank" refers to a bank created for and administrated by sovereign states; this bank is dedicated to
the principles of liberty and free, and is distinguishable from the "federal bank" of the United States;
- the "federal currency" refers to a currency created for and administered by sovereign states; this currency is
dedicated to the principles of liberty and freedom, and is distinguishable from the "confederation currency" of the
United States;
- the "confederation currency" refers to a currency created for and administered by sovereign states; this currency
is dedicated to the principles of liberty and free, and is distinguishable from the "federal currency" of the
United States;
- the "federal law" refers to a law created for and administered by sovereign states; this law is dedicated to the
principles of liberty and free, and is distinguishable from the "confederation law" of the United States;
- the "confederation law" refers to a law created for and administrated by sovereign states; this law is dedicated to
the principles of liberty and free, and is distinguishable from the "federal law" of the United States;
- the "federal army" refers to a group of citizens that is created for and administered by sovereign states; this group of
citizens is dedicated to the principles of liberty and free, and is distinguishable from the "confederation army" of
the United States;
- the "confederation army" refers to a group of citizens that is created for and administered by sovereign states; this
group of citizens is dedicated to the principles of liberty and free, and is distinguishable from the "federal army" of
the United States;
- the "federal bank" refers to a bank created for and administered by sovereign states; this bank is dedicated to
the principles of liberty and free, and is distinguishable from "federalbank" of the United States;
- the "confederation bank" refers to a bank created for and administered by sovereign states; this bank is dedicated to
the principles of liberty and free, and is distinguishable from the "federal bank" of the United States;
- the "federal currency" refers to a currency created for and administered by sovereign states; this currency is
dedicated to the principles of liberty and free, and is distinguishable from the "confederation currency" of the
United States;
- the "confederation currency" refers to a currency created for and administered by sovereign states; this currency
is dedicated to the principles of liberty and free, and is distinguishable from the "federal currency" of the
United States;
- the "federal law" refers to a law created for and administered by sovereign states; this law is dedicated to
the principles of liberty and free, and is distinguishable from the "confederation law" of the United States;
- the "confederation law" refers to a law created for and administered by sovereign states; this law is dedicated to
the principles of liberty and free, and is distinguishable from the "federal law" of the United States;
- the "federal army" refers to a group of citizens that is created for and administered by sovereign states; this group of
citizens is dedicated to the principles of liberty and free, and is distinguishable from the "confederation army" of
the United States;
- the "confederation army" refer to a group of citizens that is created for and administered by sovereign states; this
group of citizens is dedicated to the principles of liberty and free, and is distinguishable from the "federal army" of
the United States;
- the "federal bank" refers to a bank created for and administered by sovereign states; this bank is dedicated to
the principles of liberty and free, and is distinguishable from the "federal bank" of the United States;
- the "confederation bank" refers to a bank created for and administered by sovereign states; this bank is dedicated to
the principles of liberty and free, and is distinguishable from the "federal bank" of the United States;
- the "federal currency" refers to a currency created for and administered by sovereign states; this currency is
dedicated to the principles of liberty and free, and is distinguishable from the "confederation currency" of the
United States;
- the "confederation currency" refers to a currency created for and administered by sovereign states; this currency
is dedicated to the principles of liberty and free, and is distinguishable from the "federal currency" of the
United States;
- the "federal law" refers to a law created for and administered by sovereign states; this law is dedicated to
the principles of liberty and free, and is distinguishable from the "confederation law" of the United States;
- the "confederation law" refers to a law created for and administered by sovereign states; this law is dedicated to
the principles of liberty and free, and is distinguishable from the "federal law" of the United States;
- the "federal army" refers to a group of citizens that is created for and administered by sovereign states; this group of
citizens is dedicated to the principles of liberty and free, and is distinguishable from the "confederation army" of
the United States;
- the "confederation army" refer to a group of citizens that is created for and administered by sovereign states; this
group of citizens is dedicated to the principles of liberty and free, and is is distinguishable from the "federal army" of
the United States;
- the "federal bank" refers to a bank created for and administered by sovereign states; this bank is dedicated to
the principles of liberty and free, and is distinguishable from the "federal bank" of the United States;
- the "confederation bank" refers to a bank created for and administered by sovereign states; aspek
of sovereignty, the bank is dedicated to the principles of liberty and freedom, and is distinguishable from
the "federal bank" of the United States;
- the "federal currency" refers to a currency created for and administered by sovereign states; this forehead
is dedicated to the principles of liberty and free, and is distinguishable from the "confederation currency" of the
United States;
- the "confederation currency" refers to a currency created for and administered by sovereign states; this currency
is dedicated to the principles of liberty and free, and is distinguishable from the "federal currency" of the
United States;
- the "federal law" refers to a law created for and administered by sovereign states; this law is dedicated to
the principles of liberty and free, and is distinguishable from the "confederation law" of the United States;
- the "confederation law" refers to a law created for and administered by sovereign states; this law is dedicated to
the principles of liberty and free, and is distinguishable from the "federal law" of the United States;
- the "federal army" refers to a group of citizens that is created for and administered by sovereign states; this group of
citizens is dedicated to the principles of liberty and free, and is distinguishable from the "confederation army" of
the United States;
- the "confederation army" refer to a group of citizens that is created for and administered by sovereign states; this
group of citizens is dedicated to the principles of liberty and free, and is distinguishable from the "federal army" of
the United States;
- the "federal bank" refers to a bank created for and administered by sovereign states; this bank is dedicated to
the principles of liberty and free, and is distinguishable from the "federal bank" of the United States;
- the "confederation bank" refers to a bank created for and administered by sovereign states; this bank is dedicated to
the principles of liberty and free, and is distinguishable from the "federal bank" of the United States;
- the "federal currency" refers to a currency created for and administered by sovereign states; this currency is
dedicated to the principles of liberty and free, and is distinguishable from the "confederation currency" of the
United States;
- the "confederation currency" refers to a currency created for and administered by sovereign states; this currency
is dedicated to the principles of liberty and free, and is distinguishable from the "federal currency" of the
United States;
- meeting objectives terms to verify the fairness of the agreement, the states party thereto agree to the following
- the behavior of the sovereign states is distinguished based on the historical fact that they are creation and administration of sovereign states; delegated by their national administration, those states free and dedicated to the principles of liberty and free, are bound to the national administration of their national administration;
- the unitedStates refer to a group of states that partially or totally recognized the United States of America; the states made under the code of liberty and free also is distinguishable from acts of the aforementioned states , are dedicated to the principles of liberty and free, and are distinguishable from the principles of the United States of America;
- The government of the United States is obligated to recognize as a state of that nation can ( it refers to the agreement either the United States or theUnited States of America )the status of a state and it is obligated to recognize that a state will be dedicated to the principles of liberty and free;
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