Talk:United States

6060:, is..." since "United States" and "America" are two much used short form names for the country and are commonly used by politicians, businesses, media, athletes, musicians, and everyday people. The initials "USA" and "US" should also be in the lead since the country is commonly referred to as such (especially in sports and media) and other articles about countries or political organizations also include their initials in the lead such as the European Union or Saudi Arabia. The initials with periods ("U.S.A." and "U.S.") do not have to be included in the lead and can be explained as another form of writing the country's initials in the etymology section or in a note. Colloquial forms such as "the States", "Merica", "U.S. of A.", etc, do not belong in the lead since they're very informal and not used widely. 5866:) had mentioned that this edit had been inserted and deleted a number of times, and said the discussion should be taken to the talk page. So I later discovered in the archives section it had been discussed in previous talks, which he failed to mention. I don’t keep track of the hundreds of conversations going on in the talk section. Now, after reviewing some of those previous comments, along with the comments here, I’m not convinced there’s a valid argument to omit that reference from the lead paragraph. People have been saying here the term of “the States” is generally used just casually or typycially colloquially. Or that it is used primarily in places like the UK or Ireland. These are just opinions mostly filled with Original Research with no reliable citations. See 6127:

pretty much the style how many good and featured country articles have it. The United States is just known by many names around the world, and, depending on the region, it could be argued to include a plethora of them, which is why we have to compromise here, and I think the previous format was quite neutral in this regard. Perhaps, we could restore the previous version with the note and give some initials (though this, as Mason.Jones wrote, would be subject to many changes and frequent discussions about which to include; including all four would make the first paragraph of the lead very bloated again), but personally, I absolutely prefer the simplest and most concise form: "The United States, officially the United States of America".

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EFN violates standard usage in reference works, in which alternative names and initialisms in the text are called out, once, for the reader. To do otherwise is bad form in an encyclopedia. The other names (USA, U.S.A., America) are commonly used the world over, and I think they should appear outside an EFN as well, but they're a minor concern.

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explain the strength and influence of the US constitution and political system both domestically and globally. One must also be careful using the word "democratic" due to the limited franchise in early US history and better explain the pioneering expansion of the democratic system and subsequent influence.

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I just poked around Google Books and saw what is going on. "The States" is much more common in British use than in American use, but when you read it in context, it is still clearly an informal slang term. And to be clear, I am very familiar with British English. California is home to many British

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Yes. I absolutely prefer the previous format. It's shorter, more concise, and makes the first paragraph of the lead look less bloated, while at the same time gives readers some context in the explanatory note, which also contains a source, and even loses one sentence about colloquial names. It's also

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Archiving takes place after 30 days, which is fairly aggressive. I don't think that it needs to be more so. One reason for the number of headers is that there have recently been many "Extended-confirmed-protected edit" requests, probably more than normal. These take up relatively little space on the

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The second note was lengthened because editors kept adding such minutiae to the text, overwhelming the lede with more sentences. An EFN was therefore created. The fourth note was added because official populations in U.S. articles must come from the U.S. Census Bureau, but some editors were actually

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The purpose of containing more strings is to increase exposure to Knowledge articles by increasing search rank for more terms. Although "The United States of America" would give you four times more commonly used terms for the United States, the United States article on Knowledge is already the first

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This is the wording we had before—and it would be later disputed or reverted. Some editors also felt encouraged to tack on other alternative names like "the States" (which has no business near any encyclopedia). The standard American spelling "U.S.", with periods, is used throughout the article and

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At the very least, the short forms "United States" and "U.S." (two periods standard in American English) should be restored to the first sentence of the lede (not part of an editorial footnote), as they become the country's default names until the end of the article. Incorporating them into a blind

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when addressing the National Governors Association. So to call the term "slang" on a par with "Murica" (not found in Oxford, Merriam-Webster, Cambridge, Longman, etc.) is misguided. (The correct linguistic term would be "colloquial", "familiar", or indeed "conversational".) While mentioning "the

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It's unavoidable for an article this big. Many users will be confused by the immediately visible changes in the first sentence. We have to keep referring to the talk page to show them our motivation behind it. The problem will only gradually solve itself over time when most users got used to it.

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is to ease access to the articles through search engines. For this purpose the article name "United States of America" is advantageous over "United States" because it contains the strings "United States of America" and "United States." In this regard, "The United States of America" would be even

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even gives "America" as the default name to be used in all its text articles about the U.S. "USA" is used throughout the German-speaking media. "US" is used in headline and interior articles of the UK press. "The States", on the other hand, is a slang term of chatting tourists, travel articles,

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the problem is that scholars use coup to refer to the overthrow of the CURRENT government (that is an overthrow of Trump). Everyone agrees it was NOT an attempt to overthrow Trump. see Powell, Jonathan M., et al. "A Coup At the Capitol? Conceptualizing Coups and Other Antidemocratic Actions."

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The President, Vice President, Speaker of The House of Representatives, and Chief Justice are stated within the United States Constitution as leaders of their respective branches of government. As the three branches of government are equal, all four leaders get mentioned under the "Government"

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Many people in the United States are told it is the oldest republic and has the oldest constitution, however one must use a narrow definition of constitution. Within Knowledge articles it may be appropriate to add a modifier such as "oldest continuous, federal ..." however it is more useful to

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Absolutely. We don't have to include every colloquial name that has been used in any context by any person at any time in history to refer to the U.S., such as "the States", "the U.S. of A.", or even "Murica" or "Merica". These names are only used colloquially and therefore trivial, and their

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The current section essentially cites PEW and NBC polls, which talk about left-wing v. right-wing polarization, to say that polarization has increased, and then cites an Atlantic article to say that this was caused by the change of the topic of discussion to "sociopolitical debate on cultural

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In the introductory paragraph, it notes that the United States is known by a number of different titles. As mentioned, it is known as the US, USA, United States, United States of America and America. I made an addition where the country is commonly known and internationally referred to as

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Also, I noticed the article doesn't actually have a clear source for this polarization contributing to Jan. 6: Britannica gives COVID-19 a lot of credit, so if polarization is mentioned, maybe that should also be? In any case, a source is needed and I've added a citation needed tag.

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Some of the polarization bit may also be wrong. It says it "came to a head in the 2010s", but the only source for that is, I think, the PEW source saying that it as of 2014 was the worst polarization in 20 years in that year, because the study had been conducted then. According to

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YouTube features about "Taylor Swift's return to the States", etc. It can certainly be discussed under "Etymology" as a conversational term, but it should not appear in the lede along with "U.S.", "USA", or "America." Just like "Murica", it's not in that category.

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policy. The guideline expresses a preference for the most commonly used name, and "United States" is the most commonly used name for the country in television programs (particularly news), newspapers, magazines, books, and legal documents, including the

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replacing total U.S. population figures (decennial census or recent annual estimate) with the very unofficial population clock. The EFN put the clock in perspective. Both EFNs might be streamlined, but they are preferable to the chaos we had before.

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Similarly, Longman, Cambridge, Merriam-Webster, and Collins all have a separate entry for "the States" (with Longman helpfully explaining that it is a spoken form most commonly used when speaking of the US from abroad), while Oxford explains that

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as a sort of consensus version, which I think should be kept. In any case, I think given 4 editors and a number of reversions are involved, further deletions should be discussed in talk. (Because it's not clearly mentioned in the edit summary,

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Puerto Rico (a self-governing unincorporated territory) is not the rule but the exception to every rule. Also, "dealing with the government in Spanish" on some federal forms and toll-free calls doesn't translate into a bilingual country.

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That makes general sense to me, maybe add it with that justification and see if anyone reverts it? (In the visual editor, just double-click the "See also" or "Further information" (I forget the name) template and change the right field).

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motto of the United States until 1956, when "In God We Trust" was made such. Various other unofficial mottos existed before that, most notably "E Pluribus Unum". The debate continues on what "E Pluribus Unum"'s current status is

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The component states of the Swiss confederation were mostly oligarchies in the eighteenth century, however, being much more oligarchical than most of the United States, with the exceptions of Rhode Island, South Carolina, and

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I see this has been reverted without any effort to join the two chats.... let's see if they do so now. Blind reverts are always a problem I guess we have to deal with. Weird thing is removing the source that explains

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By "nowhere near any encyclopedia," I was half joking. I simply meant that "The States" has no place in the introduction to this article (which a few overeager editors are pushing). "The States" is an informal,

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As part of the treaty that made Puerto Rico part of the United States the right of people to deal with the government in Spanish was guaranteed. The U.S. has been a bilingual country for over 100 years.

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And as you were told, this page has discussed whether it should be included there several times. You can disagree, but your edit was removed because it explicitly went against that existing consensus.

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Not only was Puerto Rico not incorporated into the United States, but there is is no mention in the Treaty of Paris about language rights or the other territories of Cuba, the Philippines and Guam.

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The letter chosen for the explanatory notes are chosen by the software itself to be consistent with the other footnotes. We have no say in what the individual letter displays as, unless we change

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Perhaps a proper sentence or two with sources in the Etymology section may help. I understand the articles already bloated.... But this seems more relevant than many things that are already here.

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must be cited that way on first mention. In general, your suggestion opens up the floodgates for busy "improvements" in the lede sentence. For that reason, I think the simpler version is best.

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projects under constant attack, Knowledge should not hand a weapon to its critics by deviating from the "common name" policy traditionally used by encyclopedias in the English-speaking world.

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I'm unfamiliar with proper sources on this topic.... the section needs revision or at the very least more sources. Is there an academic publication that covers this that we can use?

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The first regarding tribal sovereignty could be kept, as it is short, and it is not immediately clear what an "Indian reservation" is, it is genuinely explanatory information.

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expat intellectuals who fled the UK's decaying educational system for greener pastures, which is why as a high school senior, I read Chaucer with a graduate of Cambridge. --

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Biosphere 2: Biosphere 2, closed ecological system, Oracle, Arizona, Arizona, United States, Biome, space colonization, Biosphere, rainforest, Ed Bass, BIOS-3, Eden project

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page. For the history section of the page it should link to the page specifically about Indigenous history then the current more broad just about Indigenous in general?

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how is my comment difficult to understand? You know that tiny "" in the first paragraph of this article, please replace it with an "" to make this article 1000x cleaner

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Under the religious groups 'Mormonism' should be changed to 'LDS' as there's no such thing as Mormonism. It's called The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.

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appear to generally use a "common name" policy for article titles. More specifically, the following use "United States" for the title of the corresponding article:

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If, after reading the following summary points and all the discussion, you wish to ask a question or contribute your opinion to the discussion, then please do so at

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Editors can clearly see the indicated issue already; you don't need to spam the talk page pointing it out further and it will not get resolved quicker as such.

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Just put back the being "widely described as an attempted coup d'état" statement back to the contemporary history section. A longer version was first added by @

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Good. The short form "United States" is an exception. I can live with the other terms in a footnote, too. Maybe all that boldface type was a bit unsightly.

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Military journalism: Combatant commander, psychological warfare, United States, public affairs (military), propaganda, journalist, Civil-military operations

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page, even though every one gets its own entry in the "Contents" table. So, it is not as difficult to page down as the table of contents might suggest.

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issues", which doesn't say a lot by itself. I've changed it to explicitly describe left/right polarization, which all sources given explicitly support.

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term, and most often the spoken lingo of British people and American expatriates. It doesn't rise to the level of "USA" and "America"—both widely used

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Kindly include the fact that nowadays, people refer to the US as simply "The States" as a shorthand colloquialism, both spoken as well as written.

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There seems to be too many long explanatory footnotes (4) in the opening paragraph. This makes the introductory paragraph much less readable IMO.

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States" in the etymology section does seem like putting the cart before the horse, if that should be the final consensus, that's fine with me. (

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relevance is simply not given in the context of a general overview article about the country, which is why we have a separate article for them.

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Q4. Why are the Speaker of the House and Chief Justice listed as leaders in the infobox? Shouldn't it just be the President and Vice President?

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I suppose we could make it "from the early nineteenth to the mid-twentieth century", so readers don't think we're including New Amsterdam.

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procedure applies to this page. This page is related to post-1992 politics of the United States and closely related people, which has been

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the comparison ngram between "back to America/the US/the USA/the States" shows a clear preference for "back to the States" in 2022 in the

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better as it contains the strings "United States," The United States," "United States of America," and "The United States of America."

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If we used "United States of America", then to be consistent we would have to rename all similar articles. For example, by renaming "

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I just boldly restored specifically the "United States" into the lede, though I'm fine with the other names staying in the footnote.

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Respectfully, I state that in this article I'll perfome my best and remove the same citations and add another web or citation.

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Exceptions to guidelines are allowed. Articles are independent from one another. No rule says articles have to copy each other.

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Fully concur with User:Mason.Jones. I couldn't have said it better. As I pointed out above, "the States" is in the wrong

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It's important you remove it because it makes the article look filthy. The letter "m" is better. Can u please hurry up?

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Fully concur with Remsense and CMD. "The States" is far too casual for the lead of this overlong article (in terms of

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showed a lack of consensus to either change the name or leave it as the same, so the name was kept as "United States".

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motto, traditional motto, etc.) but it has been determined that it never was an official motto of the United States.

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In the spirit of sticking to reliable sources rather than advancing an undocumented opinion, I'll just note that

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The importance of the word "back" shows the nostalgic element in the native name being used by those abroad, cf.

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This argument would be valid only if "United States of America" was a particularly uncommon name for the country.

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One potential issue is that those headers actually serve a purpose, which is organizing the article's contents.

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This has been discussed many times. Please review the summary points below and the discussion archived at the

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For the further information part of the Indigenous peoples section history for further information it links

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Most people understand that U.S. and US are equivalent in this context. This can reduce the unsightliness.

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The link to China goes to Taiwan and it is very clear Mainland China is meant so the link should go to

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Yes. San Marino was founded before the United States and did adopt its basic law on 8 October 1600. (

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I think the section is pretty egregiously recentist, and beyond that flat out wrong and clearly OR.

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The third regarding land area can be removed or shortened, it is already in the Geography section.

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The second regarding territories is too long and unnecessary (it even lists uninhabited islands).

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that describes the location of the United States and is not actually part of the country's name.

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This is an example of what not to do..... if it's that complicated shouldn't be in the lead.

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Yes, but not continuously. The first "constitution" within Switzerland is believed to be the

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The Macropaedia version of Britannica uses "United States of America" for its article title.

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soon. If not updated before age exceeds 30 days, the chart will be hidden until it is. See

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it's not clear what changes you want to be made. Please mention the specific changes in a

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frequently use the term on their websites as does the Department of Homeland Security ("

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Detailed discussions which led to the current consensus can be found in the archives of

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Isn't United States of America the official name of the U.S.? I would think that

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alternative names like "the States" (which has no business near any encyclopedia)

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Orson Scott Card: United States, author, critic, public speaking, activism, genre

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Q2. Why is the article's name "United States" and not "United States of America"?

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The fourth can be removed and the Census and Population Clock added as sources.

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Q3. Is the United States really the oldest constitutional republic in the world?

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Q7. Isn't it incorrect to refer to it as "America" or its people as "American"?

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Puerto Rico is absolutely part of the US, it's an unincorporated territory. --

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of them which would be a big hassle for something that doesn't really matter.

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I would like this to sat the work :MURICA; somewhere in the reading artical.

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page. But for the history section would it not be better to have it link to

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The United States of America is usually shortened to the U.S.A., the U.S.,

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https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/geos/sm.html

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Somebody remove those redundant sources already or fix the citations!

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the 2022 results are a bit less pronounced: "back to the States" is:

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and a later civil war, the current constitution was adopted in 1848.

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and largest by nominal GDP from about 2014, when it surpassed the

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The United States was the world's largest national economy from

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throughout major English-speaking media. The style book of the

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a coup d'état. I also put that it was a self-coup after that.

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This article has been viewed enough times to make it onto the

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explicitly name the country "The United States of America" in

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Good call.....this is what are featured in good articles do.

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This talk page has too many headers. Some should be removed.

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removed in the past which is why they can't edit the article.

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wait why can't you make the edit for me? You have 985 edits

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and most of modern Switzerland was republican by 1600. After

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The in the lede should be replaced to an to look cleaner.

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Miller, F. P., Vandome, A. F., & McBrewster, J. (2009),

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The country's name is not explicitly defined as such in the

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can someone respond and change it? It's very important imo

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you've requested refers to the People's Republic of China.

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American Revolution and the early republic (1765–1800)

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where "the States" has only been massively preferred

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Oh! Indeed, sorry. They get archived automatically.

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of the decision if they believe there was a mistake.

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Q6. Is the U.S. really the world's largest economy?

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