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    The Rigidity of Written Constitutions Is Often Avoided by
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The Rigidity of Written Constitutions Is Often Avoided by

Question 99

Question 99

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The rigidity of written constitutions is often avoided by


A) popular vote.
B) legislatures declaring outdated provisions null and void.
C) gubernatorial veto of outdated provisions.
D) judicial interpretation.
E) legislative veto of outdated provisions.

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