Sentences with SUPERSTATES
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"The United States and China are considered superstates due to their global influence."
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"The European Union is a group of superstates that have come together for economic and political integration."
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"The concept of superstates often arises in discussions about global governance and power dynamics."
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"Several superstates control the majority of the world's nuclear weapons."
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"The formation of superstates can have both positive and negative effects on regional stability."
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"The emergence of superstates can lead to shifts in global alliances and geopolitical strategies."
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"The United States and Russia were once considered superstates."
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"The superstates of the world often have significant influence on international affairs."
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"The formation of superstates can greatly impact the balance of power in the world."
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"Some political theorists argue that superstates are inevitable in a globalized world."
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"The concept of superstates challenges traditional notions of nation-states."
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"The fictional world in George Orwell's novel '1984' consists of three superstates."
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"The formation of superstates can lead to conflicts and power struggles."
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"The United Nations aims to maintain peace among superstates."
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"The concept of superstates is often studied in the field of political science."
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"In a multipolar world, superstates compete for dominance."
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"The emergence of supranational organizations challenges the idea of superstates."
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"The evolution of the European Union raises questions about the future of superstates."
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"The concept of superstates raises concerns about the concentration of power."
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"The formation of superstates often involves the merging of multiple smaller states for increased political influence."
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"In George Orwell's novel 1984, the world is divided into three superstates: Oceania, Eurasia, and Eastasia."
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"The superstates in 1984 engage in perpetual warfare against each other."
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"The borders of superstates can shift as political alliances change."
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"Military power plays a crucial role in maintaining the dominance of superstates."
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"Citizens of superstates are subjected to extensive government surveillance and control."
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"The citizens of different superstates in 1984 are taught to hate and distrust each other."
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"The leaders of superstates wield immense authority and are often seen as all-powerful figures."
