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In ] a '''tendency''' is a faction, usually within a ] party or a Marxist faction of a wider party. Examples include: In ] a '''tendency''' is a faction, usually within a ] party or a Marxist faction of a wider party. Examples include:


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In party politics a tendency is a faction, usually within a Marxist party or a Marxist faction of a wider party. Examples include:

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