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The powers granted to the government by the Constitution are delegated powers and can be described in all of the following ways EXCEPT? a. expressed b. implied c. suggested d. inherent
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The powers granted to the government by the Constitution are delegated powers and can be described in all of the following ways EXCEPT?

a. expressed
b. implied
c. suggested
d. inherent

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The powers granted to the government by the Constitution are delegated powers and can be described in all of the following ways except "suggested" powers, since those closest to suggested would be "implied". 
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