The  betweencitizenscommissionsdemocracydifferenteconomicHeadislandlegalmemberofrealmsrepresentedsmalltechnicallyupon of the Commonwealth is King Charles III. He is king of 15  betweencitizenscommissionsdemocracydifferenteconomicHeadislandlegalmemberofrealmsrepresentedsmalltechnicallyupon states, known as the Commonwealth  betweencitizenscommissionsdemocracydifferenteconomicHeadislandlegalmemberofrealmsrepresentedsmalltechnicallyupon, while 36 other members are republics, and five others have  betweencitizenscommissionsdemocracydifferenteconomicHeadislandlegalmemberofrealmsrepresentedsmalltechnicallyupon monarchs. Although he became head  betweencitizenscommissionsdemocracydifferenteconomicHeadislandlegalmemberofrealmsrepresentedsmalltechnicallyupon the death of his mother, Queen Elizabeth II, the position is not  betweencitizenscommissionsdemocracydifferenteconomicHeadislandlegalmemberofrealmsrepresentedsmalltechnicallyupon hereditary.

Commonwealth  betweencitizenscommissionsdemocracydifferenteconomicHeadislandlegalmemberofrealmsrepresentedsmalltechnicallyupon enjoy benefits in some member countries, particularly in the United Kingdom, and Commonwealth countries are  betweencitizenscommissionsdemocracydifferenteconomicHeadislandlegalmemberofrealmsrepresentedsmalltechnicallyupon to one another by high  betweencitizenscommissionsdemocracydifferenteconomicHeadislandlegalmemberofrealmsrepresentedsmalltechnicallyupon rather than embassies. Member states have no  betweencitizenscommissionsdemocracydifferenteconomicHeadislandlegalmemberofrealmsrepresentedsmalltechnicallyupon obligations to one another, though various  betweencitizenscommissionsdemocracydifferenteconomicHeadislandlegalmemberofrealmsrepresentedsmalltechnicallyupon, judicial and military arrangements exist  betweencitizenscommissionsdemocracydifferenteconomicHeadislandlegalmemberofrealmsrepresentedsmalltechnicallyupon countries. The Commonwealth Charter defines their shared values of  betweencitizenscommissionsdemocracydifferenteconomicHeadislandlegalmemberofrealmsrepresentedsmalltechnicallyupon, human rights and the rule  betweencitizenscommissionsdemocracydifferenteconomicHeadislandlegalmemberofrealmsrepresentedsmalltechnicallyupon law, as promoted by the quadrennial Commonwealth Games.

A majority of Commonwealth countries are  betweencitizenscommissionsdemocracydifferenteconomicHeadislandlegalmemberofrealmsrepresentedsmalltechnicallyupon states, with small  betweencitizenscommissionsdemocracydifferenteconomicHeadislandlegalmemberofrealmsrepresentedsmalltechnicallyupon developing states constituting almost half its membership.

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SMALL vs TINY vs LITTLE

Small
A relatively reduced size (eg a small dog; small boats;

Tiny
Very small, minute (eg a tiny town; a tiny object)

Little
An amount (eg he has a little money)
with an adjective = an emotion (eg a clever little girl; a poor little cat; a funny little car)