The answer to this question is counterclaim
In legal context, counterclaim refers to a claim that is made to rebut a previus claim that made aginst ourselves.
Counterclaims usually made if the defendant feel that he/she has a strong reason that the actions that he/she made is the result of actions by the suer.
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complete the sentence above, it should be read as the following—In the United States
House of Representatives, floor debate is more open than of the Senate by which
members can’t vote electronically and that there is an unlimited amendments to
bills.
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