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Is Scotland a nation or a country?

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country (sovereign state or former sovereign state whose territory is still internationally recognised as a political or cultural entity)
Is Scotland, the constituent country of the United Kingdom an instance of the class sovereign state recognised by the United Nations or the class country (sovereign state or former sovereign state whose territory is still internationally recognised as a political or cultural entity)?
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Scotland itself is a nation, and so is England. I think technically Wales is a Principality, but everyone tends to just call it a country/nation too.

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