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coalition <a coalition; coalitions> N

coalition (government, cabinet, etc.)

coalition government

dominant coalition

fragile coalition POL

international coalition POL

leftist coalition POL

ruling coalition POL

form a coalition VB

forming a coalition

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At that time, the candidates for president and vice-president had to be from the same party, and party coalitions where not allowed.
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The coalitions formed by the lower ranking males have been interpreted as direct reciprocity because the cooperative subordinate males have presumably cooperated before.
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Among them was the disunity of the political left compared to the right, in a system that favoured broad coalitions.
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Many states and cities have domestic violence coalitions supporting women's shelters.
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Other aims of the competition are to facilitate sharing of best-practices, technology, and hardware; and strengthen international coalitions.
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Marriage, kinship, and militaristic coalitions interweave communities together.
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He decries rule or ruin approach of revolutionary parties who attempt to impose their correct political line by taking over meetings and dominating broad coalitions.
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The organization works towards overcoming past constraints and conflicts in pursuance of relationship improvement between those movements and thus enabling broad coalitions.
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Ape or monkey females whose babies are threatened have directly opposed interests, often forming coalitions to defend themselves and their offspring against infanticidal males.
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The first round of the presidential election was a shock for the two main coalitions.
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