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said during the 1987 political review, about half of the Members of this Council agreed and half of the Members disagreed to having 1908 direct elections in 1988. And for the two Municipal Councils, about to two third's
of the Members are agreeable to direct elections.
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And for the District Boards, about half of the Members are against and half the Werbera agree to direct elections.
Thus AS in the three-tier structure, about half of the Members agreed to direct elections and half are against.
Considers the opinions of and If the Government only adopt, those who me opposed
direct elections and disregards those who agree
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