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The Pirates were part of the centre-right government until they left the coalition over a bungled digitalisation scheme.

From BBC

Goodall, in removing the barriers, raised primatology to new heights, opening the way for research on subjects ranging from political coalitions among baboons to the use of deception by an array of primates.

But a judge sided with a coalition of civil liberties groups and news organisations, including the BBC, to rule that the legal row between the government and Apple could not be held in secret.

From BBC

A coalition of construction unions and housing groups including Abundant Housing LA and Housing Action Coalition have voiced their support for a wage increase.

“That they’re scared of a working-class, multiracial coalition that is rising in Minneapolis and that we’re also seeing across our nation.”

From Salon

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