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Things repeal often describes (“repeal ________”)
agitation,
movement,
year,
party,
meeting,
cause,
question,
meetings,
laws,
campaign,
section,
clause,
candidate,
debate,
cry,
ranks,
motion,
efforts,
magistrates,
wardens,
rent,
provisions,
legislation,
act,
misa,
dinner,
enthusiasm,
advocates,
banner,
principles,
politics,
era,
tax,
cap,
press,
leaders,
steps,
associations,
exclusion,
subsection,
acts,
struggle,
papers,
date,
journal,
treasury,
pledge,
provision,
bills,
allowance,
cavalry,
camp,
the,
mission,
triumph,
article,
war,
bill,
activists,
candidates,
taxes,
deduction,
estate,
sec,
breakfasts,
statutes,
cloth,
banquet,
amendment,
demonstrations,
chapter,
sections,
split,
rule,
organisation,
buttons,
leader,
letters,
agitators,
excitement,
regulations
How repeal often is described (“________ repeal”)
total,
immediate,
such,
partial,
unconditional,
outright,
complete,
simple,
implied,
final,
entire,
legislative,
virtual,
subsequent,
formal,
mere,
general,
absolute,
civil,
speedy,
recent,
eventual,
full,
possible,
gradual,
ultimate,
temporary,
anti,
congressional,
actual,
direct,
wholesale,
future,
post,
prompt,
sudden,
unqualified,
pro,
explicit,
late,
permanent,
parliamentary,
tax,
non,
intended,
hasty,
retroactive,
conditional,
judicial,
quick,
substantial,
bare,
irish,
alleged,
statutory,
hartley,
impending,
constitutional,
pre,
automatic,
favored,
imminent,
instant,
simultaneous,
pretended,
dishonorable,
republican,
prospective,
perpetual,
utter,
implicit,
indirect,
consequent,
proposed,
tacit,
law
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