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The organization of republics can vary widely. The first section of this article gives an overview of the characteristics that distinguish different ''types'' of republics. The second section of the article gives some short profiles of the most influential republics by way of illustration. A more comprehensive [[list of republics]] appears in a separate article. The third section is about how republics are approached as state organisations in [[political science]]: in political theory and people governed.
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===Head of state===
In most modern republicas the [[head of state]] is termed [[president]]. Other titles that have been used are [[consul]], [[doge]], [[archon]] and many others. In republics that are also [[Democracy|democracies]] the head of state is selected as the result of an election. This election can be indirect, such as if a council of some sort is elected by the people, and this council then elects the head of state. In these kinds of republics the usual term for a president is in the range of four to six years. In some countries the [[constitution]] limits the number of terms the same person can be elected as president. This type of democracy was used in [[Ancient Rome]].
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