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The supremacy clause in the United States Constitution took some __________ away from individual states by declaring the Nation's law supreme.

The supremacy clause in the United States Constitution took some __________ away from individual states by declaring the Nation's law supreme.
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The supremacy clause in the United States Constitution took some __________ away from individual states by declaring the Nation's law supreme.

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The supremacy clause in the United States Constitution took some "rights" away from individual states by declaring the Nation's law supreme, since the states cannot pass laws that come into conflict with federal laws or the Constitution. 
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