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bicameral

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bicameral /bi·cam·er·al/ (bi-kam´er-al) having two chambers or cavities.
bi·cam·er·al (b-kmr-l)
adj.
Composed of or having two chambers, especially an abscess divided by a septum.
bicameral
having two chambers or cavities.
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This victory was the result of tremendous League activity, throughout the country and on the Hill, in support of the bicameral bill to renew the VRA, "The Fannie Lou Hamer, Rosa Parks and Coretta Scott King Voting Rights Act Reauthorization and Amendments Act of 2006," H.
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The Tibetan government would be comprised of a popularly elected chief executive, a bicameral legislature and an independent legal system.
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