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Singapore’s multiracialism is built on, among other things, the common space where each community has to make some compromises.
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Imagine a Singapore where a supporter of the ruling People’s Action Party (PAP) refuses to live next door to someone who votes for the Workers’ Party.
Or one in which a Progress Singapore Party supporter forbids his or her child from marrying someone who plumps for the PAP.
