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In legislative terms, a bill is a proposal A. made in the House of Representatives. B. that has reached committee for debate. C. made in the Senate. D. for any law.

In legislative terms, a bill is a proposal A. made in the House of Representatives. B. that has reached committee for debate. C. made in the Senate. D. for any law.
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In legislative terms, a bill is a proposal

A. made in the House of Representatives.
B. that has reached committee for debate.
C. made in the Senate.
D. for any law.

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[B.] that has reached committee for debate
It's a proposal that is a law under consideration by a legislature.
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A bill is a proposal that has reached the committee for debate, in legislative terms. The senate and the House can both introduce new bills for proposal. 
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