If the president refuses to sign a bill within a specific period, it can still become a law through
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legislative override
- none of the above
- judicial review
- public petition
The correct answer is: A
Explanation
If the president refuses to sign a bill within a specific period, it can still become a law through legislative override. This means that if a sufficient majority of the legislature votes in favor of the bill, they can override the president's veto and the bill becomes law.
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