A tight bipolar system differs from a looser one in that
A) states have alliances in a tight system, but not in a loose one.
B) states have alliances in a loose system, but not a tight one.
C) a unipolar system always arises from a loose system, but not a tight one.
D) international organizations are likely to be used by states in a tight system, but ineffective in a looser one.
E) international organizations are likely to be ineffective in a tight system, but more likely to be used by states in a looser one.
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