“Mark up” of a bill means that   A. a president has crossed out sections of the bill that he or she finds personally objectionable.  B. a bill has been approved after floor debate has finished.  C. witnesses at committee hearings suggest modifications of the bill.  D. the House Speaker and Senate majority leader have written a bill in a way that they favor.  E. None of these answers is correct.

“Mark up” of a bill means that
A. a president has crossed out sections of the bill that he or she finds personally objectionable.
B. a bill has been approved after floor debate has finished.
C. witnesses at committee hearings suggest modifications of the bill.
D. the House Speaker and Senate majority leader have written a bill in a way that they favor.
E. None of these answers is correct.

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