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cross-party
adjective
- denoting interaction between two or more political parties
a cross-party group
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“I believe that the issues confronting us cross party lines,” he said, reminding the audience of his history as a Democrat.
To maintain cross-party civility, he adheres to a strict 80-percent rule.
Where can we hear voices that dare to cross party lines, think outside the box, and say what they truly believe?
Where can we hear voices that dare to cross party lines, think outside the box and say what they truly believe?
Their work for the Bipartisan Policy Center appears to be the most promising ground for any cross-party talks in the fall.
No, you don't catch me playing high spy with such a cross party as you are, Dot Dimple.
"I wish you'd stop calling me a 'cross party' the whole time, Johnny Eastman," replied Dotty, shaking her elbows.
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