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A constitutional limit on emergency powers is designed to: A. Suspend all rights indefinitely B. Ensure temporary and necessary measures C. Prevent political debate D. Strengthen executive immunity
A constitutional limit on emergency powers is designed to: Ensure temporary and necessary measures.
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