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communist party
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China
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The ruling political party with a significant influence on government policies and society.
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communist party
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China
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Seen as the ruling political force and a symbol of social equality and progress
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communist party
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China
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The communist party is the ruling political party and plays a central role in governing the country.
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communist party
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China
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Dominant political party with significant influence and control over the government and society
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communist party
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China
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Holds significant political power and influence
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liberal party
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China
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The concept of a liberal party is less prominent or even non-existent, as the political landscape is dominated by other ideologies and ruling parties.
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political parties
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China
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Single-party system dominates the political landscape, with only one officially recognized political party exerting control over the government.
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political party
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China
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Political parties are primarily composed of members of the ruling party and exist to support government policies and decisions.
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political party
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China
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Political parties are not as prevalent, as the ruling party holds significant power and authority, and participation in a single party is often the norm.
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political party
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China
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Political parties are not as central to the political system, and the ruling party holds much more power and influence.
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socialist party
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China
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May have historical roots in communism and a more controlling role of the government in society and the economy.
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socialist party
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China
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Usually identified with the ruling party and promotes socialist and communist ideologies.
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