Under what circumstances would the threat of a veto most likely prevent passage of a given bill?

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Correct Answer:
Such a thing would happen in circumstances where by the bill being passed, the person who would likely use his veto for the bill, would be at a disadvantage if this bill would have been passed. Such things have happened in the past.

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