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citizenship
noun as in freedom
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noun as in nationality
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Egan released the boys “to avoid any legal entanglement,” but the paper still tsked-tsked that “Indians … are not amenable to the restrictions imposed by American citizenship.”
However, he later became a fierce critic of the Kremlin, and secured work with the British intelligence agency MI6, as well as citizenship.
City employees may not seek or collect information about an individual’s citizenship or immigration status, unless the information is necessary to provide a city service.
The fact is that many Americans are more proud of and grateful for their citizenship than practically anything else.
It has also pursued personnel strategies that “minimise domestic political impact”, such as offering bonuses to recruits who volunteer and enlisting foreigners with the promise of citizenship, says Mr Cancian from CSIS.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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