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Some common synonyms include:

amalgamated, associated, combined, corporate, federated, in alliance, incorporated, leagued, organized, syndicated, unionized, governmental, civil, domestic, ethnic, federal, general, imperial, inland, internal, interstate, nationwide, native, politic, political, public, societal, state, vernacular, communal, conjoint, conjunct, country, federal, government, intermutual, metropolitan, municipal, national, widespread.

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