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... usually eliminating minor parties almost completely . The consequences of the two - party system are extremely important . First , it usually produces a situation in which one party actually has the power to govern . Under the ...
... usually eliminating minor parties almost completely . The consequences of the two - party system are extremely important . First , it usually produces a situation in which one party actually has the power to govern . Under the ...
Page 333
... usually written . Often one justice or more than one agrees with the conclusion reached in the majority or the dissenting opinion but for different rea- sons , in which case concurring opinions may be written . Thus , in a case ...
... usually written . Often one justice or more than one agrees with the conclusion reached in the majority or the dissenting opinion but for different rea- sons , in which case concurring opinions may be written . Thus , in a case ...
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... usually regulate a wide variety of utilities - devotes its attention to some particular type of enterprise . Major Federal commissions and the types of utilities subject to their control are shown on the accompanying chart . Public ...
... usually regulate a wide variety of utilities - devotes its attention to some particular type of enterprise . Major Federal commissions and the types of utilities subject to their control are shown on the accompanying chart . Public ...
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