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15. When the president wants to say no to a bill, he can use his special power called a(n) ______.*1 pointelectionimpeachmentexecutive privilegeveto

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  1. When the president wants to say no to a bill, he can use his special power called a(n) ______.*1 pointelectionimpeachmentexecutive privilegeveto
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When the president wants to say no to a bill, he can use his special power called a veto.

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