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    In Recent Years, No Ruling Party or Coalition Has Controlled
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In Recent Years, No Ruling Party or Coalition Has Controlled

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Question 9

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In recent years, no ruling party or coalition has controlled both legislative chambers, a condition referred to in Japan as:


A) a hung parliament.
B) cohabitation.
C) stalemate.
D) a twisted Diet.
E) a divided Diet.

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