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Those who work in the bureaucracy have no say in regulations that are created.
Those who work in the bureaucracy have no say in regulations that are created.
Those who work in the bureaucracy are civil servants.
Those who work in the bureaucracy are civil servants.
Those who work in the bureaucracy are up for re-election every two years.
Those who work in the bureaucracy are up for re-election every two years.
Those who work in the bureaucracy are elected by citizens.
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The statement that best explains a way that the bureaucracy stays independent is:
"Those who work in the bureaucracy are civil servants."
This is because civil servants are typically appointed rather than elected, and they are expected to implement policies and regulations without direct political pressure from elected officials, allowing for greater independence in their roles.
