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Civily
In a civil manner as regards civil rights and privileges politely courteously in a well bred manner
close knit
bound together by intimate ties social personal cultural or political as closely knit little villages a close knit family
Commonwealth
A state a body politic consisting of a certain number of men united by compact or tacit agreement under one form of government
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consuming
taking up most of ones attention ardent as politics is his consuming passion
Courteousness
The quality of being courteous politeness courtesy
cross file
to register as a candidate for more than one political party in the same election
deconstruction
equally valid and even contradictory meanings may be found Such new interpretations may be based on the philosophical political or social implications of the words of a text rather than solely on attempts to determine the authors
Whig
a powerful party in British history.'-Tales of a Grandfather, ch. xlv. The appellation of Whig and Tory to political factions was first heard of in 1679, and though as senseless as any cant terms that could be
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