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A unitary state centralizes power in a single political organization with a uniform constitution and legislation applicable to all. In contrast, a federal state features a decentralized political structure where member states maintain autonomy and can interpret laws independently while adhering to a common government. Both systems have distinct approaches to governance, with unitary states emphasizing uniformity and federal states allowing for diversity among member states.
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