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... usually eliminat- ing minor parties almost completely . The consequences of the two - party sys- tem are extremely important . First , it usually produces a situation in which one party actually has the power to govern . Under the ...
... usually eliminat- ing minor parties almost completely . The consequences of the two - party sys- tem are extremely important . First , it usually produces a situation in which one party actually has the power to govern . Under the ...
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... usually waits for a request from the President . Although only Congress can declare war , hostilities may start by order of the Presi- dent without prior congressional approval . If the engagement is large and serious , the President ...
... usually waits for a request from the President . Although only Congress can declare war , hostilities may start by order of the Presi- dent without prior congressional approval . If the engagement is large and serious , the President ...
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... usually in- volve extensive engineering surveys . Regulatory bodies must also hear and adjust complaints , see that proper safety practices are followed , and otherwise make sure that laws and regulations are obeyed . Approval must be ...
... usually in- volve extensive engineering surveys . Regulatory bodies must also hear and adjust complaints , see that proper safety practices are followed , and otherwise make sure that laws and regulations are obeyed . Approval must be ...
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