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What is the primary aim of the doctrine of separation of powers in constitutional law?

A To ensure the government functions efficiently

B To allow the judiciary to control lawmaking

C To prevent concentration of power in one organ of the government

D To promote unity among various religious groups

E To eliminate the role of the executive in governance

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