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Suppose a bill arrives on the desk of the president of the United States. It originated in the Senate. He decides on a pocket veto. This will be possible for him only if

Athe House has not passed the Senate bill.
Bthe Senate is in recess, but about to convene.
CCongress is about to adjourn.
Dthe House still has the bill in committee.

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The correct answer is letter C. The president has the power to decide on a pocket veto until the Congress is still open or is about to adjourn its hearing. This is one of the many perks of the executive department where the president still remains as the head of state and the main decision maker of all bills and laws that were suggested by the House.

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