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Crossword clues for ___ of Congress. 3 letters

AnswerClue
ERALegis. introduced into every session of Congress from 1923 to 1970
NPRCongress-created media giant
CIOWell known "congress."
WARDeclaration of Congress
PTAOrg. originally known as the National Congress of Mothers
AOCInits. in Congress beginning in 2019
REPMember of Congress: Abbr.
USSPart of Congress: Abbr.
HSECongress unit: Abbr.
PTANatl. Congress of Mothers, today
ARIFolman who directed the 2013 film "The Congress"
UMTBill shelved by Congress, March, 1952.
ACT___ of Congress.
PTAGrp. once known as the National Congress of Mothers
AOCYoungest woman to serve in the U.S. Congress, familiarly
TEDKennedy in Congress
GAOInvestigative arm of Congress
LAWSpecialty of a Library of Congress
SENVIP of Congress
LAWConcern of Congress
SENA mem. of Congress
HSEDiv. of Congress
CIOUnionists' Congress.
ADAOrg. that rates members of Congress on their liberalism
MODAnnual Scottish congress.
ANNAustin, Texas' _____ W. Richards Congress Avenue Bridge
SEXCongress
CIOCongress of Industrial Organizations.
SATWas in session, as Congress
REPMem. of Congress
REPOne of Congress's 435: Abbr.
TVA1933 U.S. Congress creation
LEERichard Henry ___ (Second Continental Congress member who introduced the June 7, 1776 resolution proposing the Declaration of Independence)
ACTCreation of Congress
AOCNYC member of "The Squad" in Congress
PTAOrg. that began as the National Congress of Mothers
AOCNew Yorker who's the youngest woman to serve in Congress, familiarly
SENMember of Congress: Abbr.
GAOAuditing arm of Congress
GOVEnd of Congress' website
GOVCongress website suffix
ACA111th US Congress passage
CESContinental Congress leaders?
SATWhat Congress did Jan. 3–July 27.
MODAnnual congress in N. Scotland.
MODAnnual music and literary congress in Scotland.
AYEYes in congress
ACTDecision of Congress.
UMTArmed Services bill shelved by Congress.
DOALike a proposal in Congress that has zero chance of passing, in brief