Discussion
The manifestos of the major political parties in the country are like semantic adaptations of the same expressions, with only a few differences. They try to force national consensus on certain issues, but only strategy and implementation will separate them.
The passage best supports the statement that:
Answer: A
Correct answer: The words in which they are conveyed seem to be their greatest strength for now.
The passage says the manifestos are semantic adaptations of the same expressions, differing only a little, and that what will eventually separate the parties is strategy and implementation. Strategy and implementation lie in the future; for the present all a party has to distinguish itself is its wording. This option states that consequence. Note that the passage says the parties try to force a consensus, not that one has been achieved.
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