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{"id": 32, "table_variable": "party_change_type", "order": 3, "short": "division", "name": "division", "description": "One party divides into two or more new parties.", "wikipedia": "", "old_id": null}
{"id": 33, "table_variable": "party_change_type", "order": 1, "short": "merged", "name": "merger", "description": "New party is formed by merging two or more parties that cede to exist.", "wikipedia": "", "old_id": null}
{"id": 34, "table_variable": "party_change_type", "order": 2, "short": "joined", "name": "joining larger group", "description": "Party joins a larger group without forming a new party.", "wikipedia": "", "old_id": null}
{"id": 35, "table_variable": "party_change_type", "order": 5, "short": "successor", "name": "successor", "description": "Successor party formed by former activists of the predecessor party that ceased to exist.", "wikipedia": "", "old_id": null}
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