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1. but also diplomat and diplomatía, with identical

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2. “He saw Hollowcrest and his flunkies murder a Nurian diplomat

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3. ‘My little birdie has told me that a very important diplomat will be in the country for secret behind-closed-doors talks with the prime minister

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4. It’s an interview with a diplomat but I have to hang around to get the interview, it’s not a definite time or date

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5. diplomat, had asked him to interfere with a heavyweight political crisis

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6. The Cubans also executed by firing squad their own commanding general which says it all but let us see what Chester Crocker, the American Diplomat, said at the time "In some of the bloodiest battles of the entire civil war, a combined force of some 8000 UNITA fighters and 4000 SADF troops not only destroyed one FAPLA brigade but badly damaged several others out of a total FAPLA force of some 18 000 engaged in the three-pronged offensive

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7. Chilean diplomat Orlando Letelier was killed in Washington DC by Cuban-American terrorists, CORU, led by Orlando Bosh and Luis Posada Carriles

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8. He even defended Alger Hiss, a diplomat smeared as a Soviet spy by Nixon, an enormously brave act in the middle of McCarthyism

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9. As reported, Canadian diplomat Brian McAdam “uncovered the lucrative

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10. Then you will be able to Translocate into Sming while concealing your identities and your presence from all but the highest levels of our government, without risking arrest, for the Marking of a registered diplomat will be all our sentries need to identify you as friendly and trusted

11. Father smiled, “That’s why they call me The Diplomat after all, is it not?”

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12. For all those poor souls who trusted Trom Enterprises, Trom Banks, and yes my Father, The Diplomat, soon learned the hard way that the devil is indeed in the details

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13. “Gentlemen, you are looking at three of the wealthiest men this city has ever seen!” said Trom his arms once again hoisted around The Diplomat and King

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14. “After undergrad, we went our separate ways and I became an aerospace engineer and Bob became a diplomat

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15. ‘You have a way with these lower castes, don’t you? Quite the diplomat

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16. then added further information which shocked the normally impassive Diplomat

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17. A polished diplomat, he was quick to regain his poise

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18. Two weeks later after she had closed the door, one of the Russian émigrés -- a former diplomat -- announced that while enjoying the health waters at Baden, he had encountered a man resembling Colonel Orlov

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19. Travis saw little significance in the East Germans visiting the Soviet diplomat

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20. "Manager," the Ottawa diplomat started to say

21. Komadze replaced his glasses and stared at the diplomat

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22. The diplomat moved quickly across the room, selected a map from a brief case and spread it out on the table

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23. No, Toby had seduced the young wife of a senior French ' diplomat and had gaily and innocently paraded her at such blue-blooded society events as Royal Ascot, Henley Regatta and a number of distinguished West End nightclubs

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24. ” Riz was good at this, Billy always knew he would make a good diplomat, and now was his chance

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25. Army, but was more then a soldier but some type of diplomat

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26. which I got by randomly hitting keys in front of me? Some of you may think that that combination is the name of a Russian diplomat

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27. The old politician and diplomat, sitting behind his desk and reviewing a report, thought furiously for a few seconds

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28. The senior Swiss diplomat was about to protest that no such money existed in Swiss banks but had to sit down under the hard stare of Nancy, who spoke up briefly while keeping her eyes on the Swiss

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29. ‘’Armed?’’ Said the diplomat, a surprised expression on his face

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30. ‘’I see!’’ Said the diplomat, clearly displeased but keeping a polite tone

31. on her, but always the diplomat, he held his tongue, managing to

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32. was a career diplomat, and had served in various posts for the government of the UK before

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33. The diplomat suddenly found the muzzle of Ingrid’s pistol pressing under his chin

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34. The diplomat nearly collapse to his knees when Ingrid withdrew her pistol but kept it in her hand

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35. A career diplomat, skilled in the profession of finesse, and the strategic negotiations and personal

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36. Rice, an experienced career diplomat rather than a political appointee, waited for the Chinese and Japanese delegations to sit on their respective sofas before speaking again

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37. Just name me one other American general or diplomat who would have been able to accomplish such a feat, Mister Dulles

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38. Along with other documents they’d arrived that morning from the Orient in a diplomatic bag carried by a flexible foreign diplomat and Wolf had personally executed the exchange of the sixty thousand Clegg dollars for the four new identities

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39. ’’ Answered the old diplomat

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40. diplomat saw that the little girl, sitting in a high chair, was munching with delight on a

41. Having a Mexican diplomat in their pay would not surprise me one bit

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42. The criminal eyed the diplomat with cold, unmitigated contempt

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43. his status as a diplomat made him a precious asset to the organization

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44. Walking quickly to the main entrance, she stopped the first diplomat she encountered

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45. ‘’Then, I will become a diplomat, Mommy

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46. As for Eisenhower, while Dows had confessed that she had immense respect for him, she only rated her as a top of the line diplomat, planner and team leader, but not as a fighting general

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47. “Why did you ring him to tell him specially, as a matter of interest,” probed the diplomat

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48. “There’s one more thing before you go,” said the diplomat

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49. He never minded bothering the Ambassador, who was a true diplomat of the old school, and professional to the core

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50. Arrived a few days ago, apparently, travelling as a tourist on his own passport, not as a diplomat

51. I have always had a clear vision of what I wanted from my life, namely a diplomat, and unfortunately this meant that a wife would have to give up her career

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52. "And this one, look at that smile - he would be a good diplomat"

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53. a British diplomat and friend and confidant of the Thirteenth

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54. He hadn�t dedicated forty years of his life to end up babysitting freighters, or to cater to the whims of some overbearing diplomat

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55. the diplomat, brought his hand back down from the dashboard and suggested that

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56. A woman nearing forty, tall, well built with shoulder-length blonde hair and a face that might have been pretty and pert in her twenties but was now slightly lined, showing the strain of a career, of the nomadic life of a diplomat, without husband and family, without emotional mooring

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57. Was he always as polite? As a diplomat, he would be a credit to his country with his perfect English and exquisite manners

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58. She left her sweet, rich young husband and two children and followed a foreign, lower-echelon diplomat who swept her off her feet

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59. She could be as crafty as any double-dealing diplomat, his ma

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60. All this was very unfair on him, he was a practical magician rather than a diplomat, and that was why some wiser brains had seen to it that he would be the one to pass on the news

61. "Diplomat or not, I don't know; I only know that he charged himself on my account with a mission, which he terminated so entirely to my satisfaction, that had I been king, I should Golden Fleece and the Garter

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62. I was somehow expecting that I would be escorted directly to the president, who would appoint me diplomat to some cool little country like French Zaire (I’m assuming that’s a place)

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63. But Natalia, too, had hardly made her appearance in the world when she married the diplomat Lvov

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64. Don Jose Avellanos touched elbows with the other foreign diplomat, a dark man with a quiet, watchful, self-confident demeanour, and a touch of reserve

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65. He had heard at the beginning of the winter that she was at Petersburg with her sister, the wife of the diplomat, and he did not know whether she had come back or not; but he changed his

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66. ‘A diplomat, an artist, something of that sort, one would say

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67. She had made a preposterous little picture of the kind of man who would do: he was an English diplomat of great but not very virile beauty, now abroad, with a house smaller than Brideshead, nearer to London; he was old, thirty-two or -three, and had been recently and tragically widowed; Julia thought she would prefer a man a little subdued by earlier grief

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68. She had given a name to her widower-diplomat; she called him "Eustace", and from that moment he became a figure of fun to her, a little interior, incommunicable joke, so that when at last such a man did cross her path - though he was not a diplomat but a wistful major in the Life Guards - and fall in love with her and offer her just those gifts she had chosen, she sent him away moodier and more wistful than ever; for by that time she had met

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69. On either side of the Captain's empty chair sat Julia and Mrs Stuyvesant Oglander; besides them there was an English diplomat and his wife, Senator Stuyvesant Oglander, and an American clergyman at present totally isolated between two pairs of empty chairs

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70. I heard Julia across the table trying to trace, for the benefit of the diplomat, the marriage-connections of her Hungarian and Italian cousins

71. Technology, as it is, one webinar was conducted via a smartphone and wireless headset as I drove four hours from my family condo in Tampa to the Westin Diplomat Resort & Spa in Hollywood, Florida, for a trading presentation

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72. ONE MAN HAD the formal appearance of a United Nations diplomat

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73. Kennan was an experienced diplomat at the American embassy in Moscow

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74. ‘Don’t, Boris! You are such a diplomat that it is really tiresome,’ said Natasha in a mortified voice that trembled slightly

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75. He still a young man but no longer a young diplomat, as he had entered the service at the age of sixteen, had been in Paris and Copenhagen, and now held a rather important post in Vienna

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76. ‘But the best of it was,’ said one, telling of the misfortune of a fellow diplomat, ‘that the Chancellor told him flatly that his appointment to London was a promotion and that he was so to regard it

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77. The large group, in which were Prince Vasili and the generals, had the benefit of the diplomat

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78. Gutierrez had been standing there a long while, I was sure, a plate of hot tacos in her hands, always the diplomat, waiting

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79. "Well, then, stay here and prove it to the DIPLOMAT, and he can tell us all about it when we return

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80. He is a future diplomat

81. Then came Prince Korchagin, with his thick lips, apoplectic neck, and a travelling cap on his head; behind him Missy, her cousin Misha, and an acquaintance of Nekhludoff’s—the long-necked diplomat Osten, with his protruding Adam’s apple and his unvarying merry mood and expression

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82. Further behind came the short-necked Prince Korchagin, his shoulders thrown back; then Missy, Misha, their cousin, and a diplomat Osten, unfamiliar to Nekhludoff, with his long neck and prominent Adam's apple and an ever cheerful appearance

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83. “Don’t, Borís! You are such a diplomat that it is really tiresome,” said Natásha in a mortified voice that trembled slightly

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84. (She used the word “diplomat,” which was just then much in vogue among the children, in the special sense they attached to it

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85. “But the best of it was,” said one, telling of the misfortune of a fellow diplomat, “that the Chancellor told him flatly that his appointment to London was a promotion and that he was so to regard it

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86. The large group, in which were Prince Vasíli and the generals, had the benefit of the diplomat

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87. “Well done, DIPLOMAT!” he said in his most kindly jesting tone as he looked at me with his small bright eyes

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