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1. A mayordeputysenatorI don't know is the highest-ranking official in a municipal government.

2. DeputiesPoliticiansCitizensI don't know often claim to have a solution for all the problems.

3. The Prime MinisterPresidentChancellor of the ExchequerI don't know is called Minister of Finance (or Treasury Department) in many countries.

4. Sir Winston Churchill was a British presidentsenatorstatesmanI don't know.

5. MayorsPresidentsMembers of ParliamentI don't know tend to form parliamentary groups with members of the same party.

6. A secret ballotelectionreferendumI don't know is a voting method in which a voter's choice in an election is anonymous.

7. ElectionscandidaciesOpinion pollsI don't know are usually designed to represent the opinions of a population by conducting a series of questions.

8. The Government is composed of a PresidentleaderPrime MinisterI don't know and ministers.

9. There are lots of crowdysocialpoliticalI don't know meetings before an election.

10. CandidacyCandidatureElectionI don't know is the state of being a candidate.