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The person tells others they are a citizen of the country
Their parent is a citizen of the country
They have applied for citizenship
The person was born in the country
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The statement that does not make a person a citizen of a country is: The person tells others they are a citizen of the country.
Simply claiming to be a citizen does not confer legal citizenship; official citizenship is typically determined by legal criteria such as birth, parentage, or through a formal application process.
The answer is: The person tells others they are a citizen of the country.
This statement does not confer citizenship; official citizenship requires legal recognition through criteria such as birth, descent, or naturalization.
