A filibuster is
A. an attempt to prevent the passage of a bill through the use of unlimited debate.
B. an attempt to persuade others to vote for a particular bill in return for a favor at a later date.
C. used in the House to force a standing committee to release a bill.
D. a method used by the Speaker of the House to promote the majority party's legislation.
E. a technique that is unique to the House.
Answer: A
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