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Moreover , in carrying out its lawmaking function , Congress is further distinctive
because of the coequal status of its chambers , which means that the House of
Representatives and the Senate each have the power to oppose the wishes of
the ...
Moreover , in carrying out its lawmaking function , Congress is further distinctive
because of the coequal status of its chambers , which means that the House of
Representatives and the Senate each have the power to oppose the wishes of
the ...
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Clark ' s decision to vigorously oppose unilateral patriation and his considerable
success in doing so enhanced his stature within the Conservative party and in
the country as well . By the time the Canada Act had been sent to Britain , Clark ...
Clark ' s decision to vigorously oppose unilateral patriation and his considerable
success in doing so enhanced his stature within the Conservative party and in
the country as well . By the time the Canada Act had been sent to Britain , Clark ...
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