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The term "third house of Congress" is often used informally to refer to lobbyists or interest groups that influence legislation but do not have formal legislative power. This "third house" does not have the authority to vote on bills or propose legislation directly. Instead, it primarily exerts influence through advocacy, funding campaigns, and lobbying efforts to sway elected officials. Ultimately, it serves as a powerful force in shaping policy without being an official component of the legislative process.

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