Stateless
Arabic translation: BILA INTMA'IN ILA DOWLA
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peer agreement (net): +2
peer agreement (net): +2بلا جنسـية Explanation: Pronounced: BILA JINSIYYA. "State" in "stateless" really means "affiliation with a state" or more plainly "citizenship." If you feel strongly about keeping teh word "state," I would suggest BILA INTMA'IN ILA DOWLA. بلا انتماء إلى دولة Note on the English: The last part should be "granted asylum." Fuad |
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