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Oceania was significantly less hit than Europe and North America during Doomsday, and today one of the most prosperous regions of the world. This region is largely dominated by the Commonwealth of Australia and New Zealand, one of the primary powers in the post-Doomsday world. Most of the islands of Oceania are controlled by the ANZC either as integral regions or associated states. The rest is mostly neutral.

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  • Oceania (1983: Doomsday)
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  • Oceania was significantly less hit than Europe and North America during Doomsday, and today one of the most prosperous regions of the world. This region is largely dominated by the Commonwealth of Australia and New Zealand, one of the primary powers in the post-Doomsday world. Most of the islands of Oceania are controlled by the ANZC either as integral regions or associated states. The rest is mostly neutral.
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  • Oceania was significantly less hit than Europe and North America during Doomsday, and today one of the most prosperous regions of the world. This region is largely dominated by the Commonwealth of Australia and New Zealand, one of the primary powers in the post-Doomsday world. Most of the islands of Oceania are controlled by the ANZC either as integral regions or associated states. The rest is mostly neutral.
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