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Who is usually the head of government in a parliamentary democracy? A the governor B the monarch С the chief justice D the prime minister
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Who is usually the head of government in a parliamentary democracy?

A
the governor
B
the monarch
С
the chief justice
D
the prime minister

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D

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I am pretty sure but not 100%

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