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Civil Liberties, the personal guarantees and freedoms that the government cannot abridge by law are not absolute and must be balanced against other considerations. are not absolute and must be balanced against other considerations., are all guaranteed by state constitutions. are all guaranteed by state constitutions., are in the core of the original Constitution. are in the core of the original Constitution. are also known as civil rights.

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Answer: Are not absolute and must be balanced against other considerations.

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The Bill of Rights of the U.S. Constitution, gives American citizens certain civil liberties that must be respected and upheld by the United States government and all governments subservient to the Constitution e.g. state governments.

However, as much as these rights are to be upheld by the government, they are not absolute. Sometimes these liberties can be taken away if deemed necessary for the good of the nation such as when a person commits a crime.

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