Bipartisan

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Used when opposing parties cooperate, showing a rare moment of unity in politics. SlideThe bipartisan bill was praised for promoting political unity.
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Mostly used in political contexts to describe actions or agreements between two major parties. SlideThe event was a bipartisan effort to reform education.
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The term often carries a positive connotation, signaling cooperation and compromise. SlideThey received bipartisan support for the new policy.