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The individual agenda's of the Shichibukai quite clearly doesn't match the World Government wants and needs, but I'm quite certain that publicly, the Shichibukai doesn't cross the World Government (and if they do, they are given the boot/the rope) - which is the important part for the World Government; they want the Shichibukai's fearsome reputation to intimidate and deter their enemies (in addition to the Marines influence).
Privately though, the Shichibukai's obviously does thing that isn't in line with the World Government interest (e.g. Mihawk training Zoro during the time-skip, Crocodile scheming to take down a country, Doflamingo and his slave business and so on and so forth), but I'd think that the World Government accept that the Shichibukai are hard to rein in, and thus allow them their private agendas (to an extent) - as long as they don't publicly go against the World Government and follow their orders when it really matters (e.g. the battle at Marinford).
Privately though, the Shichibukai's obviously does thing that isn't in line with the World Government interest (e.g. Mihawk training Zoro during the time-skip, Crocodile scheming to take down a country, Doflamingo and his slave business and so on and so forth), but I'd think that the World Government accept that the Shichibukai are hard to rein in, and thus allow them their private agendas (to an extent) - as long as they don't publicly go against the World Government and follow their orders when it really matters (e.g. the battle at Marinford).
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