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nationality
noun as in place of birth
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Most of those slain this year are of Haitian nationality, he says.
"She has consistently embraced international designers on the red carpet from British and French couture to Italian and Spanish houses, demonstrating that she values artistry and storytelling over strict nationality."
"No matter how legitimate the cause, as is the case with gentrification, the demand cannot be to simply say 'Get out!' to people of other nationalities inside our country," she said.
"Seeing people protest because of race, gender, nationality or political opinion, I feel like I'm not safe," he said.
She gave no details about their nationalities, only explaining that four of them would remain in Rwanda, with three opting to return to their home countries.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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