Coalition

Definition: a Coalition is a temporary alliance for combined action. It is a diverse, often temporary, alliance, combination or grouping of distinct people (or organizations) forming a power structure to communicate similar interests and working toward a common goal. In politics, alliances between two or more political units in response to opposing forces are well known. But the term is also used in business and in the military.

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