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| xas Government was composed of a House of | Representatives, a Senate, and a President. |
| He or she arranges the | representatives according to what feels right in the mome |
| shire as a member of the state's House of | Representatives, Adjutant General, state Senator, and Gov |
| In January 2007, the House of | Representatives adopted H.Res. 78 , which permits delegat |
| Boyd served in the Kentucky House of | Representatives after first winning election in 1827. |
| the party's first member of the House of | Representatives, after being elected in 1922. |
| the Parliamentarian of the Texas House of | Representatives after graduation. |
| the first cable was received, Cetshwayo's | representatives again appeared. |
| wards, he served in the Kentucky House of | Representatives again in 1854 and moved to Chicago, Illin |
| In 1984, he ran for the U.S. House of | Representatives against freshman Democrat Frank McCloskey |
| s right in his or her place and the other | representatives agree. |
| A majority of the Colombian House of | Representatives agreed with the law. |
| s, city council members and congressional | representatives all got involved in attempting to save th |
| - January 3, 1935), Virginia elected all | representatives all of its representatives at-large (i.e. |
| NBI soon had | representatives all over the U.S. and around the world. |
| Sequence | representatives allow the effective coverage of the origi |
| th survivors, mining officials, and union | representatives, along with footage of the flood itself. |
| The House of | Representatives also elects a Speaker pro tempore to pres |
| The Australian House of | Representatives also has an electoral division of the sam |
| Distribution company | representatives also answered fans' questions, some of th |
| amer was elected to the Colorado House of | Representatives and served for three terms until 1978. |
| He served in both the Illinois House of | Representatives and the Illinois State Senate. |
| He was a member of the Vermont House of | Representatives and served as speaker from 1872 to 1874. |
| , he was elected to the Missouri House of | Representatives and later served in the state senate. |
| 006, he was elected to the Texas House of | Representatives and was overwhelmingly re-elected in 2008 |
| Brown has assisted U.S. House of | Representatives and U. S. Senate hearings as an expert wi |
| Lamar was elected to the Florida House of | Representatives and declined his selection as that body's |
| team of more than 200 local, independent | representatives and distributors. |
| r, elected to the South Carolina House of | Representatives and served from 1828 to 1834. |
| served in both the United States House of | Representatives and the United States Senate as a Republi |
| ved in the Wisconsin Territorial House of | Representatives and served as speaker. |
| blican to the Pennsylvania State House of | Representatives and served from 1881 to 1887. |
| lgian election for the Belgian Chamber of | Representatives and Belgian Senate. |
| p he addressed the United States House of | Representatives, and in Boston visited American soldiers |
| He served in the Georgia House of | Representatives and enlisted in the Confederate Army earl |
| She is a member of the House of | Representatives and the Liberal Democratic Party. |
| he longest-serving member of the House of | Representatives and was seeking his fifteenth term. |
| r, Graziano later met with Colombo family | representatives and agreed on a settlement to the problem |
| s elected as a Republican to the House of | Representatives and served between 1951 and 1955. |
| k is a former member of the Ohio House of | Representatives and Common Pleas Judge. |
| 4, he won election to the Oregon House of | Representatives, and continued to serve through the 1983 |
| e also served in the Connecticut House of | Representatives and served in the Connecticut Constitutio |
| ether was elected to the Georgia House of | Representatives and served as speaker from 1797 until 180 |
| The bill passed the House of | Representatives and the U. S. Senate. |
| as a Republican to the Michigan House of | Representatives and served in 1867 and 1869-1872. |
| as both a member of the Florida House of | Representatives and the Florida Senate. |
| ins was elected to both the U.S. House of | Representatives and the U.S. Senate as a Democrat and a J |
| her second term in the Michigan House of | Representatives and serves as caucus chair. |
| consisting of a lower house, the House of | Representatives, and an upper house, the Council. |
| Jersey in both the United States House of | Representatives and the Senate. |
| Commission was made up of three Timorese | representatives and two international experts. |
| ike Espy, a former member of the House of | Representatives and U.S. Secretary of Agriculture. |
| al delegate to the United States House of | Representatives and lost the election. |
| n 1995 and has two chambers: The House of | Representatives and the Legislative House. |
| coming the largest party in terms of both | representatives and popular vote. |
| All 115 Labor members in the House of | Representatives and the Senate were eligible to vote in t |
| ent Clarke County in the Georgia House of | Representatives and served through 1812. |
| nts were needed, as well as parliamentary | representatives and ministers. |
| as elected to the South Carolina House of | Representatives and served for ten years. |
| was elected to the United States House of | Representatives and was re-elected in 1878. |
| of the Northern Mariana Islands House of | Representatives and former Speaker until 2003. |
| d as member of the Massachusetts House of | Representatives, and served in the Massachusetts State Se |
| epublican politician in the Ohio House of | Representatives and Ohio Secretary of State from 1893-189 |
| ncy, as well as all seats in the House of | Representatives and the Senate were up for election. |
| e served as a delegate to the Assembly of | Representatives and was a member of the Jewish National C |
| he was elected to the Minnesota House of | Representatives and served from 1961-1964. |
| The legislature consists of 70 | representatives and 42 senators. |
| where he addresses both the U.S. House of | Representatives and the Senate. |
| previously served in the Florida House of | Representatives and the Florida Senate. |
| All members of the House of | Representatives and about half of the members of the Sena |
| ever, he remains a member of the House of | Representatives and chairman of the Socialist Party. |
| lican member of the Pennsylvania House of | Representatives and a professional salsa dancer. |
| In 1964, he ran for the U.S. House of | Representatives and won, unseating incumbent Republican D |
| so a member of the United States House of | Representatives and a founder of Ohio University. |
| Representatives and Senators serve two-year terms. | |
| ited States Congress in both the House of | Representatives and Senate. |
| He served in both the Texas House of | Representatives and Texas State Senate. |
| lgian election for the Belgian Chamber of | Representatives and Belgian Senate. |
| member of both the Massachusetts House of | Representatives and the Massachusetts State Senate. |
| He served in the United States House of | Representatives and U.S. Senate. |
| a representative on the Missouri House of | Representatives and later as the State Treasurer of Misso |
| ltz was elected to the Louisiana House of | Representatives and the New Orleans School Board. |
| as elected to in the Connecticut House of | Representatives and was re-elected in 1816 and 1817. |
| ratz, served in the Pennsylvania House of | Representatives and State Senate. |
| Oregon, he served in the Oregon House of | Representatives and as an aide to Governor Sylvester Penn |
| o was elected to the Connecticut House of | Representatives and served until 1957. |
| He was again elected to the House of | Representatives and served from March 4, 1817 to March 3, |
| There are 60 | Representatives and 30 Senators. |
| (1800-1888), member of the U.S. House of | Representatives and judge from Pennsylvania. |
| mposed of the 100-member Montana House of | Representatives and the 50-member Montana Senate. |
| Bettis also served in the Ohio House of | Representatives and as a commissioner of the Public Utili |
| illan was elected to the Alabama House of | Representatives and served for one term in 1973. |
| me year he ran for a seat in the House of | Representatives and was elected. |
| n 1836, he served in the Vermont House of | Representatives and in 1840 was elected to the Vermont St |
| ed from room to room between the league's | representatives and the consortium. |
| ocratic member of the Washington House of | Representatives, and represents Washington's third distri |
| All 148 seats in the House of | Representatives and 40 seats in the 76-member Senate were |
| served five terms in the Indiana House of | Representatives and was briefly Speaker of the House in 1 |
| was a member of the first State House of | Representatives, and served as prosecuting attorney of Cu |
| erved for many years in the Ohio House of | Representatives and the Ohio State Senate. |
| erry served in the Massachusetts House of | Representatives and as the second Mayor of Medford, Massa |
| rippe was elected to the Georgia House of | Representatives and served in that position until 1852 wh |
| e was a member of the Ohio State House of | Representatives and was in the U.S. House of Representati |
| He served in the Texas House of | Representatives and later as a member of the U.S. House o |
| have sat as members in both the House of | Representatives and the Senate. |
| lgian election for the Belgian Chamber of | Representatives and Belgian Senate. |
| cial elections following the deaths of 19 | representatives and representatives-elect prior to the re |
| as later elected to the Oklahoma House of | Representatives and then later the Oklahoma State Senate; |
| M nominates two young people to attend as | representatives, and each of the Friends Schools in Brita |
| ratic member of the Pennsylvania House of | Representatives and a prominent Lebanese American celebri |
| 942 he ran for the United States House of | Representatives and won. |
| as a member of the Massachusetts House of | Representatives, and served in the Massachusetts State Se |
| He wins a seat in the Tennessee House of | Representatives and later the United States House of Repr |
| He next served in the Hawaii House of | Representatives and then as a Hawaiian state senator. |
| o is a former member of the Ohio House of | Representatives, and Cuyahoga County Clerk of Courts. |
| ed a member of the Massachusetts House of | Representatives, and served in the Massachusetts State Se |
| 5) was a member of the Louisiana House of | Representatives and a banker from West Monroe. |
| Representatives and Senators served terms of one and thre | |
| ment these terms with respect to workers' | representatives, and |
| lgian election for the Belgian Chamber of | Representatives and Belgian Senate. |
| He was elected to the Georgia House of | Representatives and served from 1845 to 1849. |
| ion in the Republican controlled House of | Representatives and replaced Elliott in September 1890. |
| pplegate was elected to the Ohio House of | Representatives, and was reelected in 1962, 1964 and 1966 |
| Technically, members are not | representatives and should be referred to as a member of |
| gram sharing Sharsheret's mission through | representatives and programs across the country. |
| Democratic Workers' Party in the House of | Representatives and from 1939 as the Chair of the Parliam |
| ter elected to the United States House of | Representatives and subsequently to the United States Sen |
| Hays ran for the United States House of | Representatives and was elected to the Seventy-eighth. |
| for a seat in the United States House of | Representatives and won, defeating Republican Stephen Gro |
| of the Northern Mariana Islands House of | Representatives and 2001 gubernatorial candidate. |
| ists of the lower South Carolina House of | Representatives and the upper South Carolina Senate. |
| was elected to the United States House of | Representatives and served from 1795 to 1797 and 1799 to |
| Both | Representatives and Senators serve four-year terms withou |
| served as Speaker of the Vermont House of | Representatives and as the 33rd Governor of Vermont befor |
| an as a Democrat for the Florida House of | Representatives and won. |
| he won a seat in the Mississippi House of | Representatives and served until 1964. |
| was a member of the territorial House of | Representatives and served on the Territorial council. |
| Public officers are his | representatives, and derive some portion of his inviolabi |
| Vermont has 150 seats in its House of | Representatives, and 30 seats in its Senate. |
| He then ran for the Missouri House of | Representatives and was elected Speaker of the Missouri H |
| as a member of the Massachusetts House of | Representatives and the Massachusetts Constitutional Conv |
| as elected a member of the Maine House of | Representatives, and served in the Maine State Senate. |
| Nine | representatives and one state senator originally backed t |
| lative Assembly, composed of the House of | Representatives and Senate. |
| went on to serve in the Illinois House of | Representatives, and was elected to the United States Hou |
| l body made up of the New Mexico House of | Representatives and the New Mexico Senate. |
| Afterwards, served in the Alaska House of | Representatives and later served on the Anchorage Assembl |
| mittently thereafter in the Ohio House of | Representatives and Ohio State Senate, as well as a singl |
| He also served in the U.S. House of | Representatives and was a judge on the Court of Claims. |
| all council, has its own set of officers, | representatives, and helpers. |
| He served in the Massachusetts House of | Representatives and represented Massachusetts in both the |
| He served in the Massachusetts House of | Representatives and represented Massachusetts in the Unit |
| In 2004, she was elected to the House of | Representatives, and has served in that capacity ever sin |
| as a member of the New Hampshire House of | Representatives and served from 2010 to early 2011. |
| wford was elected to the Georgia House of | Representatives and served in the body until 1817. |
| nitiated several visits for civil society | representatives and opinion leaders. |
| ng college, he ran for the Texas House of | Representatives and served there from 1907-1909. |
| hamber, the Maryland State Senate, has 47 | representatives and the lower chamber, the Maryland House |
| own served first in the Missouri House of | Representatives, and then in the Kansas State Senate. |
| ved New Hampshire in the state's House of | Representatives and as Governor. |
| de of the 160-seat Massachusetts House of | Representatives and the 40-seat Massachusetts Senate. |
| as a member of both the Alabama House of | Representatives and Alabama Senate. |
| ved as the clerk of the Illinois House of | Representatives and was elected to serve in the Illinois |
| overnment and reorganized with a House of | Representatives and an Executive Council. |
| as elected to the North Carolina House of | Representatives and served one term (1923-24). |
| , he served in the United States House of | Representatives and as Speaker of the Virginia House of D |
| Hector Sr., served in the Oregon House of | Representatives and helped found the Oregon Department of |
| ansas and served in the Arkansas House of | Representatives and the Arkansas State Senate. |
| ad, he opted to run for the Ohio House of | Representatives, and was elected to an open seat in 2000. |
| ated between Unionist and labour movement | representatives, and was often closely contested. |
| ferro Rayburn, a member of Texas House of | Representatives and the Speaker of the United States Hous |
| s a former member of the Florida House of | Representatives, and current candidate for the Florida Se |
| As a member of the Kentucky House of | Representatives and the United States House of Representa |
| Owen was elected to the Georgia House of | Representatives and served in that body through 1906. |
| Bailey also served in the Oregon House of | Representatives and the Oregon State Senate. |
| rved as a member of the Michigan House of | Representatives and as a Michigan State Senator. |
| a major force in electing alderman, state | representatives, and state senators. |
| , Wright was elected to the U.S. House of | Representatives and served one term. |
| Large numbers served as state senator and | representatives and many were city and county office hold |
| lgian election for the Belgian Chamber of | Representatives and Belgian Senate. |
| ican member of the United States House of | Representatives and the Illinois State House of Represent |
| ed as member of the Rhode Island House of | Representatives and served as speaker. |
| ernational Licensing, International Sales | Representatives and Consultants, and International Operat |
| ssfully for election to the U.S. House of | Representatives and began serving in 1953 (83rd Congress) |
| All members of the House of | Representatives and the Senate were elected in the Genera |
| Speaker of the House of | Representatives: Andrew Stevenson (D-Virginia) (until Jun |
| Community | representatives are often invited by municipal planners t |
| Other | representatives are from NTNU and HiST as well as the emp |
| The names of members of the House of | Representatives are preceded by their district numbers. |
| Two or three of these year council | representatives are elected to serve on the school counci |
| e theories allege that the Church and its | representatives are secretly controlling secular society. |
| Representatives are elected for two-year terms. | |
| All of the seats in the Alaska House of | Representatives are up for election in 2010. |
| urposely has few policies, as its elected | representatives are expected to act independently in thei |
| Therefore, the | representatives are compelled to remain faithful to their |
| Representatives are elected from county districts. | |
| Representatives are listed by their districts. | |
| Pupil Council members and | representatives are chosen in each class by a vote. |
| State | Representatives are elected for two-year terms, with the |
| Representatives are elected to two-year terms during even | |
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