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According to the plan, Hamas - which seized control of Gaza in 2007 by ousting its rivals, a year after winning legislative elections - would play no future role in its governance, directly or indirectly.

In Federalist No. 39, Madison defines a republic as a form of government that derives all its legitimate authority “directly or indirectly from the great body of the people.”

“So instead they are trying to establish a stacked commission to indirectly rig the issue in their favor.”

"It's me and team who indirectly train the AI models to make your online shopping experience easy and hassle free," she says.

But Leeds believes that while alumni and private sources like collectives could assist in paying part of the buyout, it may still impact the school indirectly.