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====Parallelism==== | ====Parallelism==== | ||
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Perhaps the most interesting example of parallelism comes in the realm of foreign relations, where many of the | Perhaps the most interesting example of parallelism comes in the realm of foreign relations, where many of the more economically competitive Kiravian provinces conduct extensive {{wp|paradiplomacy}} activities and maintain foreign trade, investment, and tourism promotion offices abroad, even though foreign relations are properly the preserve of the Federal government. In the case ''Protestants in Service of Kiravia v. Hanoram'', the [[Federal Consistory]] ruled that states (though not other provinces) may sign {{wp|concordats}} with the [[Holy See]], an external sovereign entity, regarding matters within their competence. | ||
==Classes== | ==Classes== | ||