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states' rights
noun[ U ]
uk /ˌsteɪts ˈraɪts/ us /ˌsteɪts ˈraɪts/
the powers and authority that are neither held by the federal government nor forbidden by the constitution of the US and that therefore belong to the state governments（美国）州政府所辖权力
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states' rights | American Dictionary
states' rights
noun[ U ]
us/ˈsteɪts ˈrɑɪts/
US history
the powers and authority that are neither held by the federal government nor forbidden by the constitution of the United States and that therefore belong to the state governments
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