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were government
noun
The body with the power to make and/or enforce laws to control a country, land area, people or organization.
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The three most influential dimensions of governance were government effectiveness, the rule of law and corruption.
So were government escorts.
Many of the worshippers were government employees.
Most of those convicted were government loyalists.
"There were government courses laid on.
They were government deals, but not the traditional kind.
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"There were government-funded helicopters destroying villages.
On the other hand, they were government-financed pranksters.
If the entire health care market were government-run, that subsidy would disappear.
Its few radio and TV stations were government-owned, and most of its newspapers rather austere.
Traditionally, labour unions were government-run – more a means of controlling workers than representing their interests.
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