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  • A presidential republic has a president filling both the roles of head-of-state and head-of-government. Presidents have fixed-length terms and are not required to retain the confidence of the legislature to remain in office.

    Parliamentary republics have distinct offices of a president as head-of-state and a prime minister as head-of-government. The president is more a ceremonial office though may have some reserve powers in case of emergency. The prime minister is responsible for leading the executive of the government, and must retain the confidence of the legislature to remain in office.