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... Party grew from 17 to 22.7 percent of parliament , and the Liberal Party from 13.9 to 17.9 percent , while the strength of the Radical Party diminished from 21.7 to 19.9 percent , and that of the Communist Party dropped from 11.8 to ...
... Party grew from 17 to 22.7 percent of parliament , and the Liberal Party from 13.9 to 17.9 percent , while the strength of the Radical Party diminished from 21.7 to 19.9 percent , and that of the Communist Party dropped from 11.8 to ...
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... party apparatus . Po- litical struggle , including factionalism and party - army alliances , undermined the party's former unity . Most party organs at county and provincial levels became in- operative when all - embracing ...
... party apparatus . Po- litical struggle , including factionalism and party - army alliances , undermined the party's former unity . Most party organs at county and provincial levels became in- operative when all - embracing ...
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... party practice ) party committees or " leading party groups " to provide political and ideological direction ; ( 4 ) basic constituent acts and legislative enactments were drafted and proposed by the party organizations , and important ...
... party practice ) party committees or " leading party groups " to provide political and ideological direction ; ( 4 ) basic constituent acts and legislative enactments were drafted and proposed by the party organizations , and important ...
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