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The president vetoes a bill. How can the bill still become a law? A. Congress can override the veto by a two-thirds vote. B. Senators can filibuster the veto. C. A federal agency can decide to implement the law. D. The Supreme Court can declare the law should be passed.​

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Answer: I believe your answer would be D The supreme court can declare the law should be passed

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