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During the military takeover, the constitution was not aboli
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During the military takeover, the constitution was not abolished, but some of its clauses temporarily were _____________ as the armed forces took over the administration.
❑ suspended
❑ notarized
❑ under construction
❑ put in abeyance
❑ left undefined
❑ widely promulgated
Re: During the military takeover, the constitution was not aboli
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We have to look for something that is less strong than abolishing the Constitution but that is coherent with the fact that there has been a coup. Thus, "suspended" and "put in abeyance" seem working. Answers A and D!
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