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A) presidential succession B) presidential veto C) judicial appointments D) clemency

A) presidential succession B) presidential veto C) judicial appointments D) clemency
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A) presidential succession

B) presidential veto
C) judicial appointments
D) clemency

A) presidential succession B) presidential veto C) judicial appointments D) clemency-example-1
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C. Clemency

He is pardoning people (releasing from prison sentences.)

Clemency is another word for mercy.
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