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States will redraw congressional districts next year.

The congressional debates are being more and more intense.

The Republican sweep in the senatorial and congressional contests.

There is no need for a congressional prod.

The congressional opponents zeroed in on the bill.

This is the fourth round of negotiations with congressional leaders.

But what are these congressional critics likely to do to give force to their criticisms?

He was suited up and combed down for his congressional appearance.

That will give them a big advantage next year, when the states redraw their congressional districts.

Messrs Mann and Ornstein resist the temptation to look at congressional history through rose-tinted spectacles.

Also believes that any security accord must be subject to congressional approval.

In his recent congressional testimony, though, he admitted that he found a "flaw" in his free-market model.

Each one of these strike-throughs meant billions of dollars and thousands of jobs lost in dozens of congressional districts.

Nixon was famously good: most of the funding for his first congressional run came from poker winnings.

Republican and Democratic politicians made bold predictions on Sunday and sounded upbeat ahead of Tuesday's midterm congressional and gubernatorial elections.

In essence, this provides a considerable range of options for the president -- with congressional approval, of course.

The congressional drive to pass a wholesale reform of foreign-aid distribution has also been dealt a blow due to the GOP takeover of the House.

Less than an hour before trading began on Wall Street, President Bush reaffirmed the need for congressional action to stave off further financial upheaval.

One of Defense Secretary Robert Gates's arguments in favor of congressional repeal was that he foresaw a judgment by courts overturning the law.

Radiologist groups and manufacturers of ct equipment, among others, launched a write-in campaign, conducted congressional briefings, and persuaded 56 members of the u.

The snag is that most of the reform’s provisions will not take effect in time to influence congressional elections in November.

Ideally, congressional casework puts the legislator in the role of an "ombudsman" checking up on the quality of administration and helping citizens to obtain fair treatment from the agencies.

At most, a document concocted for open publication and congressional consumption by officials in the White House offers a set of clues to how a President will act on national security.

He promised, as every previous President has, to vet the budget "line by line" for waste; he will find it just as hard as his predecessors to kill off programmes with powerful congressional backers.

The new bill, which also allows for greater congressional oversight of such surveillance, could be voted on next week, but would need to be reconciled with whatever the Senate passes.