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Meanings of has bipartisan in English
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Usage of has bipartisan in English
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The program has bipartisan support because it rewards low-income people who work.
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It has bipartisan support, and I urge you to pass it now.
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The bill has bipartisan support and some say it could pass this year.
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The policy has won past elections and has bipartisan political support.
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The long-term surface transportation bill has bipartisan support in the Senate.
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The Pullman designation has bipartisan support in Illinois.
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Friday's letter said loan forgiveness for disabled veterans has bipartisan support in Congress and among veterans' groups.
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Roundly criticized, its harsh immigration policy has bipartisan support and is an important issue among Australian voters.
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The bill, which has bipartisan support, would provide $60 billion in emergency funding to nonprofits.
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The policy, aimed at deterring people from making a perilous sea voyage to Australia, has bipartisan political support.
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For the first time, a companion bill has been introduced in the Senate, which also has bipartisan support.
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The GST bill has bipartisan support.
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The legislation has bipartisan support.
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It presently has bipartisan support.
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The program has bipartisan support.
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The approval came on a voice vote, sending the legislation next to the Senate, where it also has bipartisan support.
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