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South Africa had finally established a unified, non-racial governing body for rugby. ... Afrikaners still viewed it as a symbol of their racial superiority. These perceptions were reinforced in 1992 when the Springboks faced the All Blacks at Ellis Park stadium for their first international rugby match in eight years.Nov 18, 2020

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b. Jordan and Kuwait have monarchs.

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