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What does bipartsan mean?

It seems you're asking about "bipartisan", not "bipartsan".

Bipartisan means involving or supported by members of two (or more) political parties, especially when such cooperation is unusual.

Here's a breakdown:

* Bi- means "two"

* Parti- relates to "party"

* -san is a suffix that indicates "belonging to"

So, bipartisan refers to something that is supported by two parties.

For example, a bipartisan bill is a bill supported by both major political parties.

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