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Executive/Cabinet US Style (Single Party Government vs. Coalition Government) Legislature (Relation between Two Houses) Executive-Legislature Relationship Electoral Party System System (Number of Parties) Constitutional Rigidity/ Judicial Review Central-Local Relationship (Federal vs. Unitary State) UK Germany Russia
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