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Sen·e·gam·bi·a (sĕn'ĭ-găm'bē-ə) 
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A confederation of Senegal and Gambia (1981-1989) intended to promote cooperation between the two countries in matters of foreign policy, security, and economic affairs. Senegal dissolved the confederation when Gambia refused to move closer toward union.
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