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The Legislative Yuan passed the central government budget, while the DPP expressed concern over funding cuts.
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The Legislative Yuan passed the central government budget, while the DPP expressed concern over funding cuts.
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Legislative Yuan passed the central government budget despite DPP concerns over funding cuts.1 source
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Legislative Yuan
unicameral national legislature of the Republic of China (Taiwan)
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Democratic Progressive Party
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