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Powers claimed by the President that are not specifically stated in the Constitution. O Inherent Powers O Enumerated Powers O Executive Authority Powers O Presidential Actions

Powers claimed by the President that are not specifically stated in the Constitution. O Inherent Powers O Enumerated Powers O Executive Authority Powers O Presidential Actions
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Powers claimed by the President that are not specifically stated in the Constitution.

O Inherent Powers
O Enumerated Powers
O Executive Authority Powers
O Presidential Actions

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Inherent Powers are powers claimed by the President that are not specifically stated in the Constitution.

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