Define the term constituency majority opposition
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A constituency is a place in which someone in a "parliament or government" is elected as the "representative".
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A specific constituency is a section of society that can provide a specific party or politician with political assistance.
A "majority" is the "larger component" of the total, or "more than half". It is a "subset" of a set made up of "over half of the components" of the set.
The "opposition" is the "party or group" that has in the "House of Representatives" the largest number of non-governmental members. Every opposition can hope to form a government in the end, and every state understands that it is likely to be in opposition again sooner or later.
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