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1) Social relations involving authority or power. 2) The art or science of governing.

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competition
Politics; Political Science

In economics, it refers to a situation in which two or more companies vie for business; if for example, there is competition between sellers for a limited number of buyers, this ...

competitiveness
Politics; Political Science

In political speech, competitiveness often refers to the need to make sure that U.S. goods and services are on a par with or better than those of its foreign competitors. ...

complicated question
Politics; Political Science

A motion that addresses distinct matters which neither lend themselves to being considered together, nor allow Members to vote separately on the different elements. If requested, ...

compromise
Politics; Political Science

A settlement in which each party gives up something, or makes a concession, for the purpose of reaching an agreement. It also refers to something that is midway between two ...

conciliation
Politics; Political Science

The process of getting two sides in a dispute to agree to a compromise. The conciliator is a third party not involved in the dispute. The agreement has to be voluntary; the ...

concurrence in a report
Politics; Political Science

Agreement with a committee report, including the conclusions or recommendations it contains. Concurrence is arrived at in the House either by the adoption of a motion or ...

concurrent resolution
Politics; Political Science

A measure introduced in one house which, if approved, must be sent to the other house for approval. The Governor's signature is not required. These measures usually involve the ...

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