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    The Governor's Role as Intergovernmental Coordinator Is Becoming Less Important
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The Governor's Role as Intergovernmental Coordinator Is Becoming Less Important

Question 19

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The governor's role as intergovernmental coordinator is becoming less important with each passing year, a reflection of the diminishing power of the states in American federalism.

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