Both "state" and "government" relate to political and organizational structures that exercise control and authority over a defined territory or group of people.
"State" often refers to a political entity with defined borders and sovereignty, which includes the people, territory, and institution. "Government", on the other hand, refers specifically to the system or group of people governing an organized community, often a state. The government is one element of the state, responsible for implementing and enforcing laws.
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