In which of the following did Congress move to regain powers previously lost to the executive branch?
A) Budget and Impoundment Control Act
B) Gramm-Rudman-Hollings Act
C) Presidential Disability Act
D) Gulf of Tonkin Resolution
E) Persian Gulf War Resolution
Answer: A) Budget and Impoundment Control Act
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