In recent years,no ruling party or coalition has controlled both legislative chambers,a condition referred to in Japan as
A) a hung parliament.
B) cohabitation.
C) a twisted Diet.
D) a divided Diet.

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In Japan, when no ruling party or coalition controls both legislative chambers, this situation is referred to as a "twisted Diet." This term specifically describes the scenario where the House of Representatives and the House of Councillors are controlled by different political factions, leading to legislative gridlock and challenges in passing legislation.

In Recent Years,no Ruling Party or Coalition Has Controlled Both