| The rule of germaneness applies to an amendment and its relationship to a bill or a pending amendment. |
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| Thus, while the union's showing of germaneness is weak, it is nonetheless sufficient. |
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| Nonetheless, the topic is of great germaneness to world politics and should prompt someone else to a more thorough investigation. |
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| The importance of germaneness in the Senate is viewed by some to be critical to democracy. |
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| But silencing Ms Davis did not shut up her colleagues, who challenged Mr Dewhurst's judgment of germaneness. |
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