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    Arguments That Say That Democracies Are Better at Either Balance-Of-Power
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Arguments That Say That Democracies Are Better at Either Balance-Of-Power

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Arguments that say that democracies are better at either balance-of-power politics or diplomacy sometimes omit an explanation of why democracies are better at those activities.

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