A city of precise and equal balance (Realignment)

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The city is exactly equal in its Emancipationist, Liberationist, and Prehistoricist contributions.

Success

This was not easy to achieve – standing like an angel on the head of a pin.

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Description summary:
The second paragraph varies based on the current Leader of the Tracklayers.

Leader	Second Paragraph
Furnace	Furnace does not complain. Everyone needs a voice; she has always said so. If some of her constituents are more difficult than others, well, that's all part of the job.
Cornelius	Cornelius would have preferred a more determinedly Prehistoricist approach, but he can work with this. Let the citizens choose their own ends; for him, monster-breeding will always be the means of resolution.
Fires' Lackey	Mr Fires' Lackey regards all of this as a pointless exercise. He has no intent to listen to what the citizens want, so why bother to persuade them one way or the other?
Your Lackey	Your Lackey doesn't bother to ask what you're doing. You've always had your plans, a level or two above his head, and it's no difference to him what they are as long as his job continues well-paid and effortless.
January	January treats you to a cold little speech about how an ideology of compromise is no ideology at all. But she knows that matters could be worse.

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