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	=== Sport ===		=== Sport ===
	Muralos has earned a number of distinctions in sport. On the international stage, its most successful national sports team is the former Muralosian men's national football team. The team won the [[International Football Cup 2\|2nd International Football Cup]] in Squidroidia and advanced to the Round of 16 in the 11th [[Independent Associations Championship]]. In late 2020, for the first time, the [[Muralos national football team]] competed as a co-ed team in the Baptism of Fire tournament, where they again reached the Round of 16. In 2021, the team ~~will also compete~~ in the 87th World Cup qualifiers.		Muralos has earned a number of distinctions in sport. On the international stage, its most successful national sports team is the former Muralosian men's national football team. The team won the [[International Football Cup 2\|2nd International Football Cup]] in Squidroidia and advanced to the Round of 16 in the 11th [[Independent Associations Championship]]. In late 2020, for the first time, the [[Muralos national football team]] competed as a co-ed team in the Baptism of Fire tournament, where they again reached the Round of 16. In 2021, the team finished sixth in Group 3 of the 87th World Cup qualifiers and the Round of 16 in the 12th Independent Associations Championship, which Muralos co-hosted with [[Almuzahara]].

	As for other sports, Muralosian tennis athletes have competed in a 2016 edition of the NationStates Tennis Tour's Kannapian Open, at which Georgo Chu won the youth singles division. Muralos also competed in a 2016 edition of the Handball World Cup, but failed to advance from the group stage.		As for other sports, Muralosian tennis athletes have competed in a 2016 edition of the NationStates Tennis Tour's Kannapian Open, at which Georgo Chu won the youth singles division. Muralos also competed in a 2016 edition of the Handball World Cup, but failed to advance from the group stage.

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	In the 19th and 20th centuries, the country's largest island (then called Sakhalin) was fought over in back-and-forth fashion by Russia and Japan, who governed the territory's southern portion. Chinese settlements had also been established on the island, and the land was indeed ceded from Imperial China to Russia in the early days of China's formation; however, due to mounting internal issues, China did not make any concerted attempts to conquer the island after its cession, and has not ever since.		In the 19th and 20th centuries, the country's largest island (then called Sakhalin) was fought over in back-and-forth fashion by Russia and Japan, who governed the territory's southern portion. Chinese settlements had also been established on the island, and the land was indeed ceded from Imperial China to Russia in the early days of China's formation; however, due to mounting internal issues, China did not make any concerted attempts to conquer the island after its cession, and has not ever since.

	In 1945, the Soviet Union gained complete control over Sakhalin, designating it as an oblast of Russia; however, it backed down two years later due to widespread lack of support for its administration, particularly the government's treatment of the oblast as a "lesser territory." A brief, but bloody Muralosian Civil War also discouraged outside powers from intervening in the island. The residents of the island collectively decided to form the country now known as Muralos – the name is a corruption of the Esperanto word for "walls." The new nation was recognized by the World Assembly in 1963 and was a WA member from 1963 to ~~2016– and briefly again from June 2020 to March 2021~~.		In 1945, the Soviet Union gained complete control over Sakhalin, designating it as an oblast of Russia; however, it backed down two years later due to widespread lack of support for its administration, particularly the government's treatment of the oblast as a "lesser territory." A brief, but bloody Muralosian Civil War also discouraged outside powers from intervening in the island. The residents of the island collectively decided to form the country now known as Muralos – the name is a corruption of the Esperanto word for "walls." The new nation was recognized by the World Assembly in 1963 and was a WA member from 1963 to 2016.

	== Government and presidential history ==		== Government and presidential history ==

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	In the 19th and 20th centuries, the country's largest island (then called Sakhalin) was fought over in back-and-forth fashion by Russia and Japan, who governed the territory's southern portion. Chinese settlements had also been established on the island, and the land was indeed ceded from Imperial China to Russia in the early days of China's formation; however, due to mounting internal issues, China did not make any concerted attempts to conquer the island after its cession, and has not ever since.		In the 19th and 20th centuries, the country's largest island (then called Sakhalin) was fought over in back-and-forth fashion by Russia and Japan, who governed the territory's southern portion. Chinese settlements had also been established on the island, and the land was indeed ceded from Imperial China to Russia in the early days of China's formation; however, due to mounting internal issues, China did not make any concerted attempts to conquer the island after its cession, and has not ever since.

	In 1945, the Soviet Union gained complete control over Sakhalin, designating it as an oblast of Russia; however, it backed down two years later due to widespread lack of support for its administration, particularly the government's treatment of the oblast as a "lesser territory." A brief, but bloody Muralosian Civil War also discouraged outside powers from intervening in the island. The residents of the island collectively decided to form the country now known as Muralos – the name is a corruption of the Esperanto word for "walls." The new nation was recognized by the World Assembly in 1963 and was a WA member from 1963 to ~~2016,~~ and briefly again from June 2020 to March 2021.		In 1945, the Soviet Union gained complete control over Sakhalin, designating it as an oblast of Russia; however, it backed down two years later due to widespread lack of support for its administration, particularly the government's treatment of the oblast as a "lesser territory." A brief, but bloody Muralosian Civil War also discouraged outside powers from intervening in the island. The residents of the island collectively decided to form the country now known as Muralos – the name is a corruption of the Esperanto word for "walls." The new nation was recognized by the World Assembly in 1963 and was a WA member from 1963 to 2016– and briefly again from June 2020 to March 2021.

	== Government and presidential history ==		== Government and presidential history ==

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	In the 19th and 20th centuries, the country's largest island (then called Sakhalin) was fought over in back-and-forth fashion by Russia and Japan, who governed the territory's southern portion. Chinese settlements had also been established on the island, and the land was indeed ceded from Imperial China to Russia in the early days of China's formation; however, due to mounting internal issues, China did not make any concerted attempts to conquer the island after its cession, and has not ever since.		In the 19th and 20th centuries, the country's largest island (then called Sakhalin) was fought over in back-and-forth fashion by Russia and Japan, who governed the territory's southern portion. Chinese settlements had also been established on the island, and the land was indeed ceded from Imperial China to Russia in the early days of China's formation; however, due to mounting internal issues, China did not make any concerted attempts to conquer the island after its cession, and has not ever since.

	In 1945, the Soviet Union gained complete control over Sakhalin, designating it as an oblast of Russia; however, it backed down two years later due to widespread lack of support for its administration, particularly the government's treatment of the oblast as a "lesser territory." A brief, but bloody Muralosian Civil War also discouraged outside powers from intervening in the island. The residents of the island collectively decided to form the country now known as Muralos – the name is a corruption of the Esperanto word for "walls." The new nation was recognized by the World Assembly in 1963 and ~~has been~~ a WA member ~~since, excepting the years 2014~~ to ~~2019, part of 2020~~, and from March 2021 ~~onwards~~.		In 1945, the Soviet Union gained complete control over Sakhalin, designating it as an oblast of Russia; however, it backed down two years later due to widespread lack of support for its administration, particularly the government's treatment of the oblast as a "lesser territory." A brief, but bloody Muralosian Civil War also discouraged outside powers from intervening in the island. The residents of the island collectively decided to form the country now known as Muralos – the name is a corruption of the Esperanto word for "walls." The new nation was recognized by the World Assembly in 1963 and was a WA member from 1963 to 2016, and briefly again from June 2020 to March 2021.

	== Government and presidential history ==		== Government and presidential history ==

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	In the 19th and 20th centuries, the country's largest island (then called Sakhalin) was fought over in back-and-forth fashion by Russia and Japan, who governed the territory's southern portion. Chinese settlements had also been established on the island, and the land was indeed ceded from Imperial China to Russia in the early days of China's formation; however, due to mounting internal issues, China did not make any concerted attempts to conquer the island after its cession, and has not ever since.		In the 19th and 20th centuries, the country's largest island (then called Sakhalin) was fought over in back-and-forth fashion by Russia and Japan, who governed the territory's southern portion. Chinese settlements had also been established on the island, and the land was indeed ceded from Imperial China to Russia in the early days of China's formation; however, due to mounting internal issues, China did not make any concerted attempts to conquer the island after its cession, and has not ever since.

	In 1945, the Soviet Union gained complete control over Sakhalin, designating it as an oblast of Russia; however, it backed down two years later due to widespread lack of support for its administration, particularly the government's treatment of the oblast as a "lesser territory." A brief, but bloody Muralosian Civil War also discouraged outside powers from intervening in the island. The residents of the island collectively decided to form the country now known as Muralos – the name is a corruption of the Esperanto word for "walls." The new nation was recognized by the World Assembly in 1963 and has been a WA member since, excepting the years 2014 to 2019 ~~and~~ part of 2020.		In 1945, the Soviet Union gained complete control over Sakhalin, designating it as an oblast of Russia; however, it backed down two years later due to widespread lack of support for its administration, particularly the government's treatment of the oblast as a "lesser territory." A brief, but bloody Muralosian Civil War also discouraged outside powers from intervening in the island. The residents of the island collectively decided to form the country now known as Muralos – the name is a corruption of the Esperanto word for "walls." The new nation was recognized by the World Assembly in 1963 and has been a WA member since, excepting the years 2014 to 2019, part of 2020, and from March 2021 onwards.

	== Government and presidential history ==		== Government and presidential history ==