Accurate and disengaged, it established Scotland's status as a stateless nation in the public imagination. |
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A stateless nation is often more keenly conscious of its separate entity because in such condition it bends every ounce of its energy to achieve that master-purpose and that key-goal. |
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Our people, in order not to suffer again the misfortune of a stateless nation, heroically defended the Republic against the armed invasion of the US imperialists. |
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It is in the representations of the city, by contrast, where the stresses and strains of the modern stateless nation most obviously come to the fore. |
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Indeed, for the time being there seems to be little short of "member-statehood" to which a stateless nation could aspire in the European legal context. |
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An instance of a stateless nation is Scotland which has all the characteristics of a nation except the state which has been dissolved into the United Kingdom. |
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It emerges from the Convention's current work on the constitution that a stateless nation such as Catalonia has nothing to gain from enlargement. |
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Are they an ethnic group, as stated in the motion for a resolution, or a stateless nation? |
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For a stateless nation, ideas and imponderables acquired special importance. |
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However, I propose that one of them takes on a new task that concerns the stateless nation issue inside the European Union. |
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If we understand the Roma to be a stateless nation, then things start to look a great deal worse, if not hopeless. |
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As a Basque, I was very pleased to hear that, because the Republic of Ireland, which has only existed for a century, can give a European stateless nation like ours a very encouraging example. |
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For all its limitations, the England football nation has become a more attractive reimagining of the stateless nation than its commercial football or the national team. |
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To do so, the members of the stateless nation must set a good example using the common language everywhere and without shifting to the most powerful. |
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