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Date: 2010-07-07 10:59:21
Government
Amend
United States Constitution
Motion to strike
Constitutional amendment
Politics
United States Bill of Rights
Standing Rules of the United States Senate
Rule XV
Bricker Amendment
James Madison
Standing Rules of the United States Senate
Politics of the United States

Chapter CXXV. AMENDMENTS[removed].

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