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| r his tragic assassination rather then his | congressional accomplishments. |
| Among his many | congressional achievements, Kearney was the major author |
| This duel prompted passage of a | congressional act of February 20, 1839, prohibiting the |
| to Washington and as a result of a special | Congressional Act was appointed Administrator of the Ret |
| t the bidding of North Carolina leaders, a | Congressional Act on June 4, 1924, sold the fort and sur |
| val reform, writing in support of the 1855 | congressional act to "Promote the Efficiency of the Navy |
| y Harrison (1895-1913) was authorized by a | Congressional act of 12 May 1892 which was intended to e |
| heir right to elect their own leaders in a | congressional act passed by President Nixon. |
| The corporation was created by a | Congressional act of April 5, 1918, and abolished on Jul |
| No further | Congressional action was reported, in the September repo |
| f Robert Mapplethorpe, which would lead to | Congressional action and a United States Supreme Court d |
| e basis that it is unconstitutional due to | congressional action to compel state officers to execute |
| t officials to change or prevent, or both, | Congressional action regarding the Commonwealth of the N |
| s Justice Reservoir, the lake was named by | Congressional action, Public Law 90-46, on July 4, 1967 |
| The lake was named by | Congressional action, Public Law 90-46, July 4, 1967. |
| e 109th Congress, but there was no further | congressional action. |
| "The Unexpected Consequences of | Congressional Activism: The Clark and Tunney Amendments |
| managed by the American government, under | Congressional acts that provide yearly financial support |
| He was also a | congressional adviser to international conferences on us |
| gned into law by President George W. Bush; | congressional advocacy for the legislation spiked follow |
| for professional development, information, | congressional advocacy, to criminal justice practitioner |
| Chair and Co Founder, | Congressional Aerospace Caucus |
| sistance program in Pakistan and served in | Congressional Affairs for the Near Eastern Bureau of the |
| He also served as a | congressional affairs representative on behalf of the Mu |
| stant U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) for | Congressional Affairs. |
| an of Texas during an investigation by the | Congressional Agricultural Committee to declare Shoomake |
| Later served as a | congressional aide to Congressman Lawrence J. Smith (Dem |
| Mark Zachares is a former | Congressional aide to Rep. Don Young (R-AK) and lobbyist |
| Bunn then paid Skurdal more than any other | congressional aide in Oregon at that time. |
| Ben Frasier, former | congressional aide |
| While in law school, Emerson served as a | Congressional aide to U.S> Representative Robert Ellswor |
| As a | congressional aide, Rees helped to draft the Trafficking |
| an NGO in Northern Ireland, Foley became a | congressional aide, with included a tenure of employment |
| 0 of the money Mody gave him to an unnamed | congressional aide. |
| an, to potentially put together a group of | congressional aides who would travel to South Korea. |
| ressed following the death of three of his | Congressional aides in a 1972 car accident, and by the f |
| Congressional Algeria Caucus - co-chair | |
| are receiving a lot of media attention in | congressional and gubernatorial races across the United |
| h state has its own standards for creating | Congressional and legislative districts. |
| perhaps most notably in the 2004 and 2006 | congressional and presidential elections. |
| s Associate Administrator in the Office of | Congressional and Intergovernmental Affairs at the U.S. |
| Polls ahead of | congressional and gubernatorial elections next week cont |
| eaker Tom Foley, and dozens of senatorial, | congressional and gubernatorial candidates all around th |
| seizing all his remaining savings and his | Congressional and navy pensions, penalties he feels are |
| held on November 2, 2010, the same date as | Congressional and U.S. Senate elections. |
| he newspaper's Washington bureau, he was a | congressional and national political reporter, a bureau |
| and Control System task force; and chief, | Congressional and Joint Matters Division, Directorate of |
| ously served as VA Assistant Secretary for | Congressional and Legislative Affairs since August 1, 20 |
| Congressional and Agency Investigations: Their Uses and | |
| eporting Texas legislation enacted by each | congressional and legislative session. |
| hington, D.C. with his mother and became a | Congressional and then a Senatorial page until 1853. |
| d organizing high conservative turnouts at | congressional and senatorial town hall meetings. |
| treamliners were introduced on the Morning | Congressional and Afternoon Congressional between New Yo |
| as also alleged that Willis Carto's United | Congressional Appeal made $3000 contributions to Rarick |
| iod of his raucous, at times anti-Semitic, | Congressional appointment hearings. |
| rgeant in January 1958, prior to receiving | Congressional appointment to the U.S. Military Academy, |
| e, Winfield, until 1927 when he received a | Congressional appointment to the United States Military |
| By | Congressional Appointment, he skipped the rank of Vice A |
| West Point cadets who have received their | Congressional appointments yet may lack the grades or sk |
| Following the | Congressional Apportionment Act of 1947, the district co |
| California gained 1 seat because of | Congressional apportionment following the Census, which |
| as the 12th district became defunct after | congressional apportionment reduced Georgia's number of |
| s in the early 1970s and receive an annual | congressional appropriation through the National Endowme |
| The money was provided through a U.S. | Congressional appropriation from the Land and Water Cons |
| ions subsequently are restored through the | congressional appropriations process. |
| Robert C. Byrd requested $35.6 million in | Congressional appropriations . |
| partisan coalitions that more than doubled | congressional appropriations for Louisiana's rebuilding, |
| Combined with | Congressional appropriations, these funding sources amou |
| Title X is funded every fiscal year by | Congressional appropriations. |
| the war, but did not declare whether such | Congressional approval was necessary to legitimize the b |
| roduced the legislation that gave official | Congressional approval of the Pledge of Allegiance. |
| 2002, when a legislative rider preventing | Congressional approval of the Act's implementation was n |
| failed to get | Congressional approval in February 1939. |
| as a general expired in March 1863 without | Congressional approval, but he was soon reappointed to t |
| The massive case eventually failed to gain | Congressional approval. |
| Congressional Arts Caucus | |
| tional Congress Hiraki was elected to most | congressional assemblies throughout the 20s, 30s and 40s |
| Much of the space is for a new | Congressional Auditorium. |
| In March 2009, | Congressional auditors determined that the DOE had misca |
| ed to settle issues related to slavery and | Congressional authority by this decision, it aroused out |
| s a prime example of judicial deference to | Congressional authority, and allowed Congress great lati |
| The Court held that the post-9/11 | congressional Authorization for the Use of Military Forc |
| ires only government officeholders without | Congressional authorization and persons wishing to becom |
| ies for business to transmit on, and, with | congressional authorization, reserved a selection of fre |
| Congressional Automotive Caucus | |
| Among others, he is also a member of the | Congressional Automotive Caucus, Cancer Action Caucus, C |
| He received a Gold | Congressional Award for exemplary service to the United |
| Visiting Nurses Association, and the 2007 | Congressional Award from the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society |
| In 2009, she was honored in D.C. with a | congressional award. |
| ms with students winning district and even | congressional awards for their work. |
| gained seats in Congress in 1938, and the | Congressional balance of power shifted in a more conserv |
| also instrumental in the passage of a 1986 | Congressional ban on tunneling through the neighborhood. |
| ear to the next, subject to the outcome of | Congressional bargaining on the issue. |
| Drollinger leads a | congressional Bible study group in Washington, D.C. |
| law violations relating to the failed 2002 | congressional bid of then-Macomb County Prosecutor Carl |
| David lost his | congressional bid on November 2, 2010. |
| on the Philippine Broadcasting Service her | congressional bid for the second district of Pampanga. |
| ers originally backed Connelly in her 2000 | Congressional bid, until in September 1999, when Franks |
| In his | congressional bid, Cazayoux had the support of organized |
| On the same day he lost his | congressional bid, he was chose an elector for Ohio and |
| rown was a vocal supporter for Bell's 2002 | congressional bid. |
| Carlie's Law was a US | Congressional bill introduced by Representative Katherin |
| a $125-a-month pension thanks to a special | congressional bill that recognized the value of his work |
| After a | Congressional bill to evacuate Springfield is defeated, |
| led for a Catholic boycott of all films, a | congressional bill, supported by both Democrats and Repu |
| Magazine blog as being useful articles for | Congressional bills regarding veterans, the Texas border |
| Congressional Biographical Directory of the United State | |
| Congressional biography | |
| Official | Congressional Biography |
| n this article is corroborated by Sanders' | congressional biosketch. |
| He is a member, and former chair, of the | Congressional Black Caucus and was chosen in 2002 by Hou |
| of the Rainbow/PUSH Coalition and a former | Congressional Black Caucus fellow. |
| t the annual legislative conference of the | Congressional Black Caucus Foundation. |
| He also serves as the | Congressional Black Caucus liaison to the Sustainable En |
| She was chair of the | Congressional Black Caucus from 1997-98. |
| Lee, who's the chair of the | Congressional Black Caucus, says money for her Global Fu |
| The other three | Congressional Black Caucus members who voted for the res |
| ippi Worker's Center for Human Rights, the | Congressional Black Caucus, the Leadership Conference on |
| lican national conventions, as well as the | Congressional Black Caucus; Ballentine's show has featur |
| the Congress and a founding member of the | Congressional Black Caucus. |
| If I recall correctly, it was | Congressional Black Caucus that originally pushed Congre |
| 2003, directed scholarships funded by the | Congressional Black Caucus to ineligible persons, includ |
| as the Wall Street Economic Summit and the | Congressional Black Caucus. |
| Sanford Bishop was one of only four of 36 | Congressional Black Caucus members who voted for the joi |
| um; D-Maryland) joins other Members of the | Congressional Black Caucus in protesting the nomination |
| l F. Parrish Award, and was honored by the | Congressional Black Caucus in Washington, DC. |
| As a result of this debate the | Congressional Board of War was created, on which Mifflin |
| an Committee of the U.S. Senate, the first | congressional body charged with the investigation of rad |
| The game, formerly known as the | Congressional Bowl before naming rights were purchased b |
| Senate Rules Committee for allegations of | congressional bribery using money and arranged sexual fa |
| • October 2005-Speaker, | Congressional Briefing for members of the House of Repre |
| 2000 | Congressional briefing: In 2000, the leading ID proponen |
| gress and led and participated in numerous | congressional briefings. |
| oard of Directors of AcademyHealth; on the | Congressional Budget Office's Panel of Health Advisers; |
| However, the | Congressional Budget Office (CBO) predicted that if such |
| n has spoken throughout the country on the | congressional budget process, the independent judiciary |
| er Commission; as principal analyst in the | Congressional Budget Office; as Executive Director of th |
| rinting and distribution assistant for the | Congressional Budget Office who is generally known for a |
| According to White House and | Congressional Budget Office figures, the maximum share o |
| ms but also helped Cassini-Huygens survive | congressional budget cuts in the United States. |
| The | Congressional Budget Office has estimated that the progr |
| r of the Panel of Economic Advisors of the | Congressional Budget Office |
| he worked as an assistant analyst for the | Congressional Budget Office. |
| As staff director, he worked on the | Congressional Budget Act, helped shape the stimulus pack |
| , destined for Saturn, so it could survive | Congressional budget cutbacks. |
| for Natural Resources and Commerce at the | Congressional Budget Office. |
| Consider also that the | Congressional Budget Office estimated in April 2006 that |
| rmer assistant director for health policy, | Congressional Budget Office |
| In September 2009, the U.S. | Congressional Budget Office estimated that a speedier wi |
| Congressional Budget Office (April 2009), The Impact of | |
| the Energy Information Administration and | Congressional Budget Office suggesting that costs to con |
| ation was reduced to about $150,000 in the | Congressional budget process. |
| Congressional Budget Office chart. | |
| t created the Senate Budget Office and the | Congressional Budget Office, and served as one of the fi |
| l cost $3.5 trillion, and the non-partisan | Congressional Budget Office, which has projected that th |
| Washington, D.C.: | Congressional Budget Office. |
| ess, congressional-presidential relations, | congressional budgeting, congressional reform, interest |
| akes hands with Stedman while presenting a | congressional cake with eighty-five candles, January 30, |
| of the speakers' bureau for the Democratic | Congressional Campaign Committee. |
| within the private sector during his first | congressional campaign as a marketing consultant to an e |
| gave that year to the National Republican | Congressional Campaign Committee. |
| d Filson backed by the national Democratic | Congressional Campaign Committee. |
| Jr., who served as treasurer of LoBiondo's | congressional campaign committee from 1995 until August |
| The Democratic | Congressional Campaign Committee made the general electi |
| ional prominence as head of the Democratic | Congressional Campaign Committee. |
| istant finance director for the Democratic | Congressional Campaign Committee from 1999-2000. |
| As a result, her | congressional campaign did not take place. |
| and Geoff Mackler, sent by the Democratic | Congressional Campaign Committee to manage John Adler's |
| He was chairman of the Democratic | Congressional Campaign Committee from 1928 to 1935. |
| revealed a week before that the Democratic | Congressional Campaign Committee had earmarked $51.5 mil |
| The Democratic | Congressional Campaign Committee targeted Congressional |
| She is the co-author of The Money Chase: | Congressional Campaign Finance Reform and The Myth of th |
| She defeated the Democratic | Congressional Campaign Committee's favored candidate, Er |
| ocratic National Committee, the Democratic | Congressional Campaign Committee, Working America and ot |
| e, the Speaker's Cabinet of the Democratic | Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC), and Democratic |
| In addition to targeting by the Democratic | Congressional Campaign Committee, Gilchrest staffers hel |
| h candidates and organizations (Democratic | Congressional Campaign Committee, Democratic Senatorial |
| t for two years when he led the Democratic | Congressional Campaign Committee, and also served as Bar |
| A spokesman for the Democratic | Congressional Campaign Committee told TheHill.com that t |
| Internet sources including the Democratic | Congressional Campaign Committee's blog, The Stakeholder |
| Democratic | Congressional Campaign Committee |
| tered politics as a volunteer for the 1948 | congressional campaign of Eugene McCarthy, then a profes |
| FEC complaint was filed by the Democratic | Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) against the Nati |
| The Democratic | Congressional Campaign Committee considers Wolf a "targe |
| re since he managed the finances of Gore's | congressional campaign in 1976, and later for his Senate |
| re was the public liaison director for the | Congressional campaign of Reagan's Senior Associate Coun |
| k Mayor Rudy Guiliani in 2008 and the 2010 | congressional campaign of Charles Djou. |
| (Carter had been a volunteer in Costanza's | congressional campaign two years prior). |
| the Internet site and redirected it to his | congressional campaign website. |
| ns director for an unsuccessful Democratic | congressional campaign in Pennsylvania. |
| e campaign was heated, with the Democratic | Congressional Campaign Committee sponsoring ads attackin |
| fter meetings with the National Democratic | Congressional Campaign Committee he decided not to run f |
| She chaired the successful | congressional campaign of Gwen Moore, Wisconsin's first |
| n votes to raise taxes, but the Democratic | Congressional Campaign Committee, the NRCC's counterpart |
| at age 12, he worked as a volunteer in the | Congressional campaign of Ogden Reid; at 16, Feiner beca |
| s changing demographics led the Democratic | Congressional Campaign Committee to target him for defea |
| ratic National Committee or the Democratic | Congressional Campaign Committee and although her incumb |
| Cure in Washington D.C. and the Democratic | Congressional Campaign Committee. |
| Active in her husband's successful | Congressional campaign in 2000 and his campaign for gove |
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