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department of state
1. Given the machinations and obfuscations that have erupted from the Department of State over the years, most especially with the advent of Hillary Clinton, is it any wonder that this appellation has been appended?
2. Department of State certificate of marriage for James Collins and Elizabeth Collins, dated January, 1946
3. nations and so we have a Department of State to handle those affairs and in dealing with other nations
4. The Department of State --- We need to severly restrict the ‘welfare to other countries’ controlled through this department
5. I’m a senior official with the United States Department of State and you guys are playing way out of your league
6. The Department of State says Syria is a state sponsor of terrorism
7. I heard that some employees in the department of state which were responsible for country’s HIV/AIDS programs sabotaged funds from international donors so most donors pulled their funding out
8. It was among more than 4,000 pages: See Foreign Relations of the United States, 1969–1976, United States Department of State Office of the Historian, https://history
9. Department of State
10. The correspondence between the Department of State and this Minister will show how unessentially the features presented in its commencement have been varied in its progress
11. He said he was willing to call for any paper which was, or might be presumed to be in possession of the Department of State; but it could not be presumed that the circular of Mr
12. Certain it was that it could not be in the Department of State, because it was dated subsequently to the intimation that no further communication would be received from that source by the Secretary of State
13. I had intended to have ascertained at the Department of State the ground of objection with Spain to the surrender of that country to the United States, but have not made the inquiry
14. If then assistance should be offered on the part of the constitutionalists, what is your army to do? The orders contain no proviso in this particular, requiring that the fact should be reported to the Department of State; but their clear intent is, that force should be employed
15. And here he observed he thought, if his correspondence with the British Envoy, which afforded evidence of "continued hostility" towards us, furnished matter of sufficient importance to press upon Congress the utility of hastening their measures of preparation, that the other business of the Department of State might have been allowed to repose long enough for a reply to have been made to Mr
16. I lay before Congress copies of certain documents which remain in the Department of State
17. I transmit to the Senate copies and extracts of documents in the archives of the Department of State, falling within the purview of their resolution of the fourth instant, on the subject of British impressments from American vessels
18. The documents from the Department of State, which relate to this subject, will give a view also of the propositions for an armistice, which have been received here, one of them from the authorities at Halifax and in Canada, the other from the British Government itself, through Admiral Warren; and of the grounds on which neither of them could be accepted
19. The marshal, in consequence of instructions from the Department of State, asked my advice on the subject, and I have given my opinion that they ought to be detained until the pleasure of the President shall be known
20. The whole number of seamen naturalized from 1796 to 1810, as appears by the returns made to the Department of State, is 1,332
21. Resolved, That the President of the United States be requested to cause to be laid before this House the French decree, purporting to be a repeal of the Berlin decrees, referred to in his Message of the 4th of November last; together with such information as he may possess concerning the time and manner of promulgating the same; and, also, any correspondence or information touching the relations of the United States with France, in the office of the Department of State, not heretofore communicated, which, in the opinion of the President, it is not incompatible with the public interest to communicate