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What members serve in office for life unless they resign or are removed from office?
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The expected answer is "U.S. Supreme Court Justices." However, that is not absolutely correct; the "...unless they...or are removed from office" bit must include elected officials (where there are no term limits, such as President). Losing an election/re-election would qualify as removing them from office, otherwise they may serve for life if re-elected that long.
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