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Admission of a State as a member of the United Nations:

On the prevailing view, admission of a State to the United Nations "does not constitute recognition by other member states of the U.N."; recognition remains a separate,…

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On the prevailing view, admission of a State to the United Nations "does not constitute recognition by other member states of the U.N."; recognition remains a separate, discretionary act of each State.

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