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... United Front . The Con- gress for survival has to emerge as the principal contender to the BJP . And the United Front in order to sustain its rele- vance has to sideline the Congress and project itself as the major enemy of the BJP ...
... United Front . The Con- gress for survival has to emerge as the principal contender to the BJP . And the United Front in order to sustain its rele- vance has to sideline the Congress and project itself as the major enemy of the BJP ...
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... United Front yet maintain an ideological distance ; to build militant mass movements while making parliamentary compromises ; to maintain its class distinctiveness despite the exigencies of coalition politics . The strategic perceptive ...
... United Front yet maintain an ideological distance ; to build militant mass movements while making parliamentary compromises ; to maintain its class distinctiveness despite the exigencies of coalition politics . The strategic perceptive ...
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... United States than in Brazil because the U.S. constitution is more parsimonious and among other things there are no banks owned by the states . Germany's constitution is much less demos - constraining than that of the United States . A ...
... United States than in Brazil because the U.S. constitution is more parsimonious and among other things there are no banks owned by the states . Germany's constitution is much less demos - constraining than that of the United States . A ...
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