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    In a Presidential System, It Is Quite Possible That Different
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In a Presidential System, It Is Quite Possible That Different

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In a presidential system, it is quite possible that different political parties will "control" the legislature and the executive. In this situation, conflicts are easily resolved because the system design generally makes then "coequal."

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