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Cong.

abbr.
1. Congregational
2. Congress

cong.

abbr. Pharmacology
congius (gallon)
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cong.

abbreviation for
1. (Pharmacology) pharmacol obsolete congius
2. congregation
[(for sense 1) Latin: gallon]

Cong.

abbreviation for
1. (Christian Churches, other) Congregational
2. (Government, Politics & Diplomacy) Congress
3. (Government, Politics & Diplomacy) Congressional
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'But I believe that he will eventually change his position and endorse Cong. Martin as Speaker once he sees the final tally in the manifesto of support,' Defensor said.
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XIV, [section][section] 3, 4; Cong. Globe, 39th Cong., 1st Sess.
Among them are: Charlie Ang, Tokwing, RJ Mea, Boyet Ynares, Cong. VG Lacson, Bong Pineda, Sonny Lagon, Richard Perez, Anthony Lim, Mayor Goto, Bulldog, Cong.
Accessible and visually attractive for general readers, yet detailed enough for scholars, this book reveals artistic and cultural aspects and the political and religious background of the 12th-century Irish Cross of Cong. In addition to the Not only looks at the 12th-century history of the Cross of Cong, the book charts its history from the 17th century to the present, examining its role in Irish national collections and describing what has been revealed about the Cross of Cong through X-rays.
The President also later visited the tunnels and paid a tribute to the "tenacity and courage" of the Viet Cong.
There is a leadership vacuum in state Cong. But the situation can be salvaged by aligning with AIADMK, which looks strong
4 Annals of Congress, 3rd Cong. 47-55, 57-62 (Gales & Seaton 1849--there may be some difference in the pagination between different printings of the same congressional debates) (covering period of February 20-28, 1794).
those Indians yet belonging to a foreign Government, and not counted as a part of our people." CONG. GLOBE, 39th Cong., 1st Sess.