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... party dominance is over . No matter how derisive both these parties were ( and are ) of coalitional experiments like the United Front , the fact remains that the only way any party can hope to rule Delhi is by structuring a pattern of ...
... party dominance is over . No matter how derisive both these parties were ( and are ) of coalitional experiments like the United Front , the fact remains that the only way any party can hope to rule Delhi is by structuring a pattern of ...
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... party coalitions . Instead , it will focus on alliance related strategies adopted by the main political contend- ers , the Bharatiya Janata Party ( BJP ) , the Congress and the United Front ( UF ) in the pre - election phase of the 1998 ...
... party coalitions . Instead , it will focus on alliance related strategies adopted by the main political contend- ers , the Bharatiya Janata Party ( BJP ) , the Congress and the United Front ( UF ) in the pre - election phase of the 1998 ...
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... party . The Con- gress continues to maintain a fairly high vote in many other large states : Andhra Pradesh ( 37.8 % ) , Gujarat ( 34.8 % ) , Karnataka ( 36.2 % ) , and Orissa ( 41 % ) . Future alliance strate- gies and internal ...
... party . The Con- gress continues to maintain a fairly high vote in many other large states : Andhra Pradesh ( 37.8 % ) , Gujarat ( 34.8 % ) , Karnataka ( 36.2 % ) , and Orissa ( 41 % ) . Future alliance strate- gies and internal ...
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