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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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