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Since the government is mostly concerned with power you will group governments by?
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∙ 13y ago
All of them. what power exactly, there is so much power. and what government exactly i know of the roots of all Government, which begins with a nucleur family and to and extented level (Ruling body of a country). most of this families to not demonstret power but Love, well maybe behind the Curthen the strings are on the other side of the galaxy but back at home the great Politician is a slave to his 18 year old.
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∙ 12y ago
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∙ 13y agothe way they get and use power
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Since the government is mostly concerned with power you well group governments by?
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