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大体合っていると思いますが、ただ、 ・・・なるための・・・説明 というのは、日本語としておかしくないですか? ・・・国になったことを説明するもので、最も重要なものの一つ ということだと思います。

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やっぱり日本語おかしいですね! アドバイスありがとうございました。

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