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Congress could eliminate gerrymandering by issuing each representative districts that are of equal size and mostly square. However, I do not believe that congress would want to eliminate the problem. It certainly is a problem for us, but unfortunately for the representatives, it isn't. There definitely should be something done about it, though.
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How can you use eliminate at the end of a sentence?
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What could mrsgranger have done to eliminate the use of the new word?
What could Mrs.Granger have done to eliminate the use of the new word
If your landlord files a complaint in court stating you haven't paid in 5 months and you have the cancelled checks with his name on then what is the next course of action?
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false.
96 Chevy Tahoe gets fuel but no spark?
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What could congress not under the Articles of Confederation?
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executive branch
