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How is power shared with small units in the United Kingdom?

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Answer: The legislature is divided into two separate houses, the House of Commons and the House of Lords. While the House of Lords is appointed, and maintains very little actual legislative power, the House of Commons is elected, and is where actual sovereign power resides

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My explanation of this would be:

Basically the federalism inside the united kingdom is the distribution of the power being shared between the two countries but HOWEVER England is by far the largest single unit in the U.K with both the populations of "84%" And the area would be around 53%/54%

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