An enrolled act is
A) a separate bill that must be passed by Congress to fund spending measures.
B) a bill that has been successfully vetoed by the President.
C) a large bill that combines several pieces of legislation.
D) a bill designed to keep the government running until the new budget is approved.
E) a final version of a bill, approved by both chambers of Congress.
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