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How much time does the Constitution grant the president to sign or veto a bill? 10 days 30 days six months unlimited time

How much time does the Constitution grant the president to sign or veto a bill? 10 days 30 days six months unlimited time
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How much time does the Constitution grant the president to sign or veto a bill?

10 days
30 days
six months
unlimited time

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The answer is 10 days
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