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What is the profession of politics and political activities or affairs?
What is the profession of politics and political activities or affairs?
- The complex aggregate of relationships of people in society
- The language of the news, news reports, news bulletins, news headlines, political speeches, political statements, political communiqués, press releases, press conferences, national and international political debates and politicians and institutions in general (correct)
- The collection of opinions, principles, sympathies, attitudes, ideologies, and biases with respect to politics
- The reference to the power, authority, or government in rule
What does the term 'politics' broadly refer to?
What does the term 'politics' broadly refer to?
- The complex aggregate of relationships of people in society
- The collection of opinions, principles, sympathies, attitudes, ideologies, and biases with respect to politics
- The language of the news, news reports, news bulletins, news headlines, political speeches, political statements, political communiqués, press releases, press conferences, national and international political debates and politicians and institutions in general (correct)
- The reference to the power, authority, or government in rule
What does the term 'politics' specifically encompass?
What does the term 'politics' specifically encompass?
- The profession of politics and political activities or affairs
- The reference to the power, authority, or government in rule
- The complex aggregate of relationships of people in society
- The collection of opinions, principles, sympathies, attitudes, ideologies, and biases with respect to politics (correct)
What is broadly referred to as the language of the news and political activities?
What is broadly referred to as the language of the news and political activities?
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What is taken as a reference to the power, authority, or government in rule?
What is taken as a reference to the power, authority, or government in rule?
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