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...ote in single-member districts. The Senate is made up of 20 senators (four for each state) that are elected by plurality vote in pairs. ...ecutive Cabinet|Cabinet]] and other officers. The President is responsible for executing and enforcing the law, and has the power to veto bills.

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*{{wp|National Health Commission|National Health Commission}} ...w, the health and beauty we gave you will be passed on to your descendants for generations to come. Rejoice in the fact that at the meager cost of a porti

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...or the government to shape the city's development and leave its mark on it for posterity. ...located. Though normally just the most important thoroughfare, it was used for meetings, demonstrations and ceremonies; popular involvement in government

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...wer. The [[House of Korvini]] has ruled Cristina, with tree interruptions, for 818 years (223 years as Kings and Queens). The two official language are Cr ...ighest tourism growth rate in the world between 2015 and 2020. It is known for its natural environment and cultural heritage inherited from many historica

...nd after the 19th century, Mengheans have sought settlement in Themiclesia for a variety of reasons. During the [[Three States Period]], Menghe fractured ...a shortage of the prized gemstones motivated some Meng rulers to prospect for them, directly, in Themiclesia. Archaeologically, Meng settlements appeare

...al area. It can be broken down like ''A(tl) + nahuac''. '''Atl''' means "''water''" and '''nahuac''', which is a relational word that can be affixed to a no Anáhuac frequently experiences extreme weather changes; for example, it can sometimes reaches 30 °C (86 °F) in the west in January an

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...of living}} is abysmal. Most Faramontese do not have access to {{wp|clean water}}. The nation has immense {{wp|income inequality}} with the nation's coasta ...entity was the Fara Kingdom, which ruled much of the modern nation's South for a few centuries in the eighth and ninth centuries. The nation as it present

...ealogy is traced to Hānalaʻanui and others. The aliʻi nui were responsible for making sure the people observed a strict kapu (a code of conduct relating t Priests traveling across kealakekua bay for first contact rituals.jpg|Artist depiction of Ancient Kaleans arriving circ

...ften touted as a grand example of Nordanian city-building. Asgård is known for its high quality of life. ...ong history of trade and wealth Asgård is regarded as a Capital of Culture for [[Nordania]] and is often called as the ''City of Music''. Starting out as

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...e territory inhabited by Cuirptheans, eventually becoming the regular word for referring to Cuirpthe. A new derivative form ''Cuirptheach'' was developed ...rentine cities. These cities would become trade centers in the north, both for the Fiorentines and the kingdoms that succeeded them.