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== == In all conflicts some powers stay neutral. Generally it was because the neutral nation saw no need to get involved. Wars are costly in money and usually bloody. They can lead to destabilizing conditions for all involved parties, even victors. As such, a wise national leader will consider all options before resorting to war.

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some country's stayed neutral because they didn't want to get involved in World War 2

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