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Significados de american congress en inglés
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Uso de american congress en inglés
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New classification criteria were recently proposed by the American Congress of Rheumatology.
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On the 5th of September, the first American Congress met in Philadelphia.
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But somehow the American Congress fails to produce capable statesmen.
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The American Congress now seemed as indifferent to his inventions as the European governments.
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Sloops were the Virginia, Rattlesnake, Scorpion, Congress, Liberty, Eminence, Game-Cock, and the American Congress.
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Price noted that the American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists puts out bulletins with recommendations.
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The shame and scandal of kidnapping will long remain wholly monopolized by the American congress.
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The American Congress wanted blood for blood, which would have led to an endless vendetta.
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Medal from the American Congress (gold) for opening the Mississippi.
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The American Congress, in its discretion, never grants supplies to the President under any circumstances whatever.
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And have we not Vincente Peralta, who will run, it is said, for the American Congress.
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It is no surprise that in the end the American Congress pulled the plug on the project.
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Nowhere has there been such a want of reverence for the Creator, unless in the American Congress.
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The difficulty (as in the American Congress too) seems to be something in the men themselves.
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There is marked difference between the British House of Commons, and the popular branch of the American Congress.
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It would have been confiscation doubtless, beyond the power of American Congress, though not of a British Parliament.