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... governor in those colonies had a particularly deleterious effect on the enforcement of trade regulations . In fact ... governor in Massachusetts to protect its interests . In those colonies with royal governors - the number of those ...
... governor in those colonies had a particularly deleterious effect on the enforcement of trade regulations . In fact ... governor in Massachusetts to protect its interests . In those colonies with royal governors - the number of those ...
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... governor of New Jersey is as strong a chief executive as there is in the nation . A two - thirds majority of both legislative houses is necessary to override his veto . The governor can be checked and occasionally defeated by a ...
... governor of New Jersey is as strong a chief executive as there is in the nation . A two - thirds majority of both legislative houses is necessary to override his veto . The governor can be checked and occasionally defeated by a ...
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... governor , who serves for four years . The governor is nominated by a primary election , but the lieutenant governor is chosen by party convention . Administrative commissions appointed by the governor are responsible to the executive ...
... governor , who serves for four years . The governor is nominated by a primary election , but the lieutenant governor is chosen by party convention . Administrative commissions appointed by the governor are responsible to the executive ...
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