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citizenship
noun as in freedom
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noun as in nationality
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Its protections have since become the foundation for securing rights that a plurality of Americans took for granted until now, including gay marriage and birthright citizenship.
I worry for U.S.-born family members who work construction and will undoubtedly face citizenship check-ins.
Some believe the territory's complex citizenship laws have inadvertently created a crucible of disenfranchised Haitian youngsters.
Two sisters seeking to become Indian citizens are currently stateless after failing to procure a document that could prove that they have renounced their citizenship of Pakistan.
“A New New Me,” her eighth novel, follows Kinga, a 40-year-old Polish woman who, on the Monday we meet her, becomes a Czech passport holder after having recently attained citizenship.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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