The correct answer was free and fair and multiparty elections, without civil rights and equality under the law.

Illiberal democracies do have free and fair and multiparty elections, but do not guarantee civil rights and equality under the law. If a system has free and fair elections while also maintaining civil rights and equality under the law, then it is considered a liberal democracy.

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