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consensus
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consensus [kən′sen·səs]
(science and technology)
A method of checking or confirming the correctness of an observation or report, based on agreement between different observers.


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Iraq's Ja'fari Shi'ite PM Nuri al-Maleki is embarked on reforms aimed at shifting the process from consensus politics (a totalitarian formula applied in Iran and Syria, for example) to real democracy where the rule should emanate from the majority in the country's Council of Representatives (parliament).
The 45-year-old firebrand has made deep cracks in a long tradition of Dutch consensus politics, declaring himself on a mission to fight the "Islamisation" of the Netherlands.
95 Paperback JK1726 Thomas and Beckel, noted political analysts who possess contrary political leanings, offer this guide to bipartisanship and explain how the use of consensus politics is the only way for the United States to complete a healing process.
 
 
 
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