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Voltaire2

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1. It isn't clear that they are equal. They are mostly independent.
Thu Aug 3, 2017, 05:07 AM
Aug 2017

They each have separate powers, but it is arguable that they are equal, and instead the executive branch, particularly since the start of WWII, has become the dominant branch of government.

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