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The clause in article i, section 8, that grants power to do whatever is necessary to execute specifically delegated powers is called the

The clause in article i, section 8, that grants power to do whatever is necessary to execute specifically delegated powers is called the
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The clause in article i, section 8, that grants power to do whatever is necessary to execute specifically delegated powers is called the

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The elastic clause, or necessary and proper clause 
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