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In legislative terms, a bill is a proposal

A. for any law.

B. that has reached committee for debate.

C. made in the House of Representatives.

D. made in the Senate.

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    Yesterday, 02:14
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    A for any law. It is the term for a proposed piece of legislature that has not yet passed a vote. in the American system the executive must also sign the bill after it is voted upon for it to officially become law. Also in this system, a bill can be introduced in either house and then move to the other, or differing versions can be created in both houses that must then be synthesize into a final version to vote and present to the executive.
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