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But it could impose conditions that would make the process of German ratification even more cumbersome than it is, with the chancellor requiring parliamentary approval for each bailout.

If the writing of the constitution was divisive, its ratification might prove even more so.

Clinton wants mandated five-year reviews of trade agreements after ratification, constant monitoring of "compliance" with deals and even more rules tacked to trade accords a decisive step toward putting special interests permanently ahead of the general public interest in economic freedom, albeit refreshingly unambiguous.

The messy ratification process has made an already contentious deal even more so.

Now comes an even more serious charge, of vote fraud in the crucial 1996 ratification of an unpopular city contract.

Perhaps even more importantly, a battle is shaping up at home over Senate ratification of the START Follow-On treaty.

"The United States Constitution has been amended 27 times since its 1788 ratification, but the Levinsons make the reasonable and compelling case that further revision will make it even more efficient and just.

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