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In parliamentary system, government is derived from parliament. As long as the government maintains parliament's confidence and major support from assembly (or parliament), the government continues to exist. If not, it will be dissolved. This is especially serious in countries where there are many opposite parties, like Italy, between 1945 and 2001, there are no fewer than 59 government. This is really inefficient!!!
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