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Line 21: '''[[Independence]]''' is the status of a state or country whose government is not subject to any other government. In the [[Eastern Orthodoxy\|Eastern Orthodox Church]], a similar concept is called ''[[autocephaly]]''. In [[politics]], an '''independent''' is a [[voter]] or a [[politician]] who is not affiliated with any [[political party]]. Associated with [[centrist]] or [[radical middle]] politics, ~~independent's~~independents are often seen as the deciding [[vote]] in a [[two party system]] [[election]]. ==Newspaper==

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