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| United States | citizenship for the residents of Guam. |
| that would provide a so-called "pathway" to | citizenship for millions of illegal immigrants already |
| Because Franklin has dual | citizenship, Franklin's mother suggested she represent |
| paternal grandfather who was granted Roman | citizenship from the Roman dictator Gaius Julius Caesar |
| c administration from the Maxwell School of | Citizenship from Syracuse University in 1969 and 1973, |
| The director of the Department of | Citizenship gave Monteverde the "American by Choice" aw |
| , Daniel and Yfaat Weiss Challenging Ethnic | Citizenship: German and Israeli Perspectives on Immigra |
| il now) with the Greek army resulted in his | citizenship getting revoked on the grounds of treason a |
| st, Hungary, but always keeping his Italian | citizenship, Giorgio was the son of Italo Santelli, a r |
| al other players with dual Canadian-British | citizenship, Great Britain was able to win every game a |
| Any Jews who had acquired German | citizenship had their citizenship stripped from them. |
| After gaining his U.S. | citizenship, Hamlyn earned four caps with the U.S. nati |
| Dual | citizenship hardly seems crucial since she was English |
| Kivuvu, who has dual | citizenship, has been making his mark in the Eredivisie |
| Honorary | citizenship has been bestowed upon Jules Penninckx, Arm |
| Since 2006, Belgian | citizenship has not been a requirement for the position |
| orcement (ICE), whose immigration status or | citizenship has not been officially determined or who a |
| ish descent and holds dual Australian-Swiss | citizenship, having lived in Switzerland since signing |
| Torres has both Mexican and American | citizenship, having a Mexican father and an American mo |
| Born with dual-UK/US | citizenship, he applied and was turned down twice as an |
| Because of his Greek | citizenship, he is not counted against the non-EU playe |
| Not able to obtain permanent residence or | citizenship, he eventually moved to South Africa. |
| er World War Two, and, being denied British | citizenship, he was technically stateless. |
| er members of the Polish Legions of Russian | citizenship, he joined the 2nd Infantry Regiment of the |
| After moving to Italy and acquiring | citizenship, he appeared twice for the Italian national |
| o the Niger Delta and did eventually obtain | citizenship,” he says. |
| It was the first | citizenship he ever held. |
| fessional footballer, he also holds Russian | citizenship, he plays for FC Chernomorets Novorossiysk. |
| t often hosted workshops for Encampment for | Citizenship here. |
| ward qualifying them for the finest type of | citizenship, I will be satisfied." |
| ellees and therefore entitled to get German | citizenship, if they wish so. |
| nk that people should be able to earn their | citizenship if they're productive and law-abiding citiz |
| inet as Shadow Minister for Immigration and | Citizenship in the subsequent reshuffle. |
| lzhenitsyn was banished and stripped of his | citizenship in 1974, his wife and other associates brou |
| 93, he was Minister of Multiculturalism and | Citizenship in the cabinets of Mulroney and his success |
| born in Sweden but was granted a Norwegian | citizenship in 2007 which also made him eligible for No |
| 2003 on a sponsorship, and got his Canadian | citizenship in December 2007. |
| es not speak any German, he acquired German | citizenship in July 2008 (due to his great-grandparents |
| After gaining Italian | citizenship in 2002 to please his professional club Sav |
| o Belgium, where Prigogine received Belgian | citizenship in 1949. |
| of the "Law of Return", Stacher was allowed | citizenship in Israel and successfully immigrated there |
| Tistedalen in southern Norway) took Finnish | citizenship in 1929 and changed his surname from Adolfs |
| sometimes viewed as a prerequisite to good | citizenship, in that it helps citizens make good decisi |
| Abd Al Aziz Awda currently has Palestinian | citizenship, in the Palestinian territories, under the |
| dmen believe that emancipation granted them | citizenship in the Cherokee Nation. |
| e required to allow freedmen full rights of | citizenship in their society. |
| ter emigrated to Ghana, where they received | citizenship in 1961 and he died in 1963. |
| He later received Turkmenistani | citizenship in order to be eligible to play on the Turk |
| d charged him with having obtained Canadian | citizenship in 1948 by concealing his past. |
| Since gaining Israeli | citizenship in 2010, she has set Israeli records in the |
| resides in Kielce (Poland), obtained Polish | citizenship in 2002. |
| He was granted British | citizenship in 1995 and currently holds a visiting prof |
| became in a mass ceremony the United States | citizenship in 1936. |
| language and literature, obtaining American | citizenship in 1945. |
| She took Australian | citizenship in 2007 and became eligible for selection o |
| He acquired | citizenship in 1998. |
| 33, he emigrated to Sweden, where he gained | citizenship in 1939. |
| Britain until the 1970s, receiving British | citizenship in 1952. |
| He obtained Indian | citizenship in 1951, and - highly esteemed by the Gover |
| o Lebanon, where they were granted Lebanese | citizenship in 1994. |
| y Biharis now seek greater civil rights and | citizenship in Bangladesh. |
| She switched nationality and gained Israeli | citizenship in preparation for the 2010 season. |
| me to the United States, acquiring American | citizenship in 1946. |
| He received Luxembourg | citizenship in time to compete in the 1988 Winter Olymp |
| In 1957, he was honored for outstanding | citizenship in the field of friendly relations between |
| ishing virtuosity and gives this instrument | citizenship in the realm of classical music.” |
| He renounced his U.S. | citizenship in 1974, but political opponents later argu |
| Though having dual | citizenship in Angola and Portugal, Jean-Jacques repres |
| be deported but he appealed and was granted | citizenship in March 1999 on grounds he became the fath |
| o the United States in 1955 and was granted | citizenship in 1966. |
| She got Danish | citizenship in 1992. |
| Zelenka received Italian | citizenship in January, 2006, in time for him to repres |
| was born in Cuba, and gained United States | citizenship in 1979. |
| They obtained Tunisian | citizenship in September 2006. |
| In 1915, he renounced his United States | citizenship in order to join the Canadian Army as a med |
| He was granted Polish | citizenship in December 2009; he now represents Poland. |
| o the United States in 1955 and was granted | citizenship in 1960. |
| ved to Canada in 1973 and acquired Canadian | citizenship in 1978. |
| ralian Open two years running, and changing | citizenship in between victories. |
| He took French | citizenship in 1953. |
| number of British women were enjoying full | citizenship in enemy territories. |
| own people when they accepted United States | citizenship in an effort to avoid being displaced yet a |
| Jeron Roberts obtained Israeli | Citizenship in 2006. |
| De la Torre holds dual | citizenship in Mexico and the United States. |
| meant to be permanent, she took Australian | citizenship in 2007 and became eligible for selection o |
| Nesch was granted Norwegian | citizenship in 1946. |
| He took Australian | citizenship in 1982. |
| rated to Finland in 1988 and he got Finnish | citizenship in 1997. |
| He gained his American | citizenship in 1995. |
| He obtained Pakistani | citizenship in 1985. |
| ously a citizen of Canada, he acquired U.S. | citizenship in 1998. |
| He received Bulgarian | citizenship in May 1997. |
| in West Germany and Sweden, taking Swedish | citizenship in 1953. |
| She gained New Zealand | citizenship in 2009. |
| He was granted | citizenship in 1972, and has a PhD in clinical psycholo |
| Cacau received German | citizenship in February 2009 and made his international |
| She took out Canadian | citizenship in 2003. |
| Domeyko gained Chilean | citizenship in 1849, but declared at the time that "I m |
| He got Ukrainian | citizenship in 2007. |
| gelina Jolie received an honorary Cambodian | citizenship in 2005 due to her humanitarian efforts. |
| He also acquired Turkish | citizenship in order to play as a neutral player at Gal |
| ibuted free, the cover of Homosexuality and | Citizenship in Florida was commonly referred to as the |
| ome conscious of their rights, dignity, and | citizenship in the church. |
| In 1990, he renounced his U.S. | citizenship, in an effort to avoid Estate tax in the Un |
| Heym renounced his American | citizenship in response to the beginning of the Korean |
| tizen at age 9 when his parents gained U.S. | citizenship in 1954. |
| He attained dual Mexican/Argentine | citizenship in 2001. |
| He moved to Canada and obtained Canadian | citizenship in 1995. |
| Pippig obtained American | citizenship in 2004, and now holds an American passport |
| iskayuna, New York since then, taking up US | citizenship in 1964. |
| first Japanese person to gain United States | citizenship in Texas. |
| ually applying for both Finnish and Swedish | citizenship in order to have a chance to run in the Oly |
| She acquired Turkish | citizenship in 2010 and consequently adopted the Turkis |
| nd Education Post 9/11: Building Democratic | Citizenship, in Michael A. Peters, Alan Britton and Har |
| She acquired the Sudanese | citizenship in 2004, after a failed attempt to acquire |
| research deals with rural cooperatives and | citizenship in Austrian and Polish Galicia 1904-1939, i |
| She currently holds both Canadian and U.S. | citizenship, in addition to her original Irish national |
| Those remaining took up Turkish | citizenship in the 1950s. |
| enamed Provincial Secretary and Minister of | Citizenship in 1961) was John Yaremko who left office i |
| Born in Brazil, Eduardo applied for Swiss | citizenship in September 2006 after having lived in Swi |
| Born in Mexico, Honold acquired US | citizenship in 2000. |
| He endorsed the Belgian | citizenship in 1992 but at the same time the President |
| Wegerle gained his US | citizenship in 1991, after being eligible through his A |
| nding of the collaborative requirements for | citizenship in a democracy. |
| Buana N'Galula was granted Belgian | citizenship in 2000. |
| After gaining U.S. | citizenship in 1945, Wildenhain was able to fund and to |
| or restoring John Demjanjuk's United States | citizenship in 1998 but later revoking it in 2002 after |
| She received dual Spanish-Honduran | citizenship in 2004. |
| He earned the Belgian | citizenship in 1997 by marriage. |
| 2.20 m), 290 lb (130 kg) center, holds dual | citizenship in Georgia, where he was born, and in Greec |
| ut would likely be forced to choose between | citizenship in the United States or in Puerto Rico.100 |
| lation stripping the estate Tamils of their | citizenship in 1949, leaving them stateless. |
| yant was cast in part because she held dual | citizenship in the United States and the UK (because sh |
| He was granted Russian | citizenship in 2006 (which automatically revokes his Uk |
| g decided to become Japanese, he gained his | citizenship in 1979, He moved to Yugawaramachi in Kanag |
| extra opportunities in English, History and | Citizenship in the school and local community. |
| with young people to promote active global | citizenship in Wales. |
| as well as the first officer, who held dual | citizenship in Canada and Russia. |
| judo team until 1994, and received a German | citizenship in 1999. |
| e of seven (there was no automatic grant of | citizenship in Norway at that time) Garbarek grew up in |
| The Upper School's Program for Global | Citizenship includes Comparative Religion, World Litera |
| PSHE & | Citizenship Information Service |
| of Canada on whether preference on basis of | citizenship infringed equality guarantee under section |
| Good | citizenship is sometimes viewed as requiring both intel |
| s a tough sell, but in Albania the honorary | citizenship is given to very few people and he is one o |
| Citizenship is derived from the parents, not from the p | |
| United States nationality ( | citizenship) is acquired by persons born in Puerto Rico |
| pposed by Northern Ireland's SDLP, as Irish | citizenship is an option for people born there. |
| he percentage of people who have Australian | citizenship is only slightly higher than the national a |
| Sino Group's good corporate | citizenship is also widely recognised by the public and |
| tted or fanatical immigrant admitted to our | citizenship is a bane to the commonwealth; where all cl |
| Citizenship is open to anyone, as prospective citizens | |
| ey are born outside of the base, then their | citizenship is that of the sponsering country. |
| In common usage, the statement that World | citizenship is distinct from the concept of global citi |
| “The dual | citizenship issue, I think, is a welcome phenomenon, bu |
| cept for use as food, legislation resolving | citizenship issues of Mexican born residents of Arizona |
| His | citizenship issues first came to public attention in ea |
| ional understanding, an awareness of global | citizenship issues, and opportunities for academic scho |
| atus through an advance deal on borders and | citizenship issues. |
| The honour amounts to full Irish | citizenship; it is the highest honour the Irish state g |
| rriers against Asians in the United States: | citizenship, joining a profession, and owning land. |
| Appointed a | Citizenship Judge in British Columbia in December 1997, |
| She was a | Citizenship Judge from 1977 to 1979, then as Quebec Vic |
| He was appointed as a | citizenship judge in February 2011. |
| tions Board, and in 1978 he was appointed a | Citizenship Judge by Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau. |
| In 2007, Gilleshammer was appointed as a | Citizenship Judge by the Canadian Minister of Citizensh |
| Perri in 2000, and subsequently served as a | citizenship judge. |
| She was subsequently named a | citizenship judge. |
| da at a young age and received his Canadian | citizenship just two days prior to the Olympic trials. |
| l ethical questions and dilemmas related to | citizenship, justice, community, and professional respo |
| Cooperation, Responsibility, | Citizenship, Kindness, Respect, Honesty, Self-Control, |
| Honorary (because of his American | citizenship) Knight Commander in the Order of the Briti |
| Born and raised in Baltimore, with dual | citizenship, Krulevitz played # 1 for Israel's Davis Cu |
| as born in Chile and he got the Argentinean | citizenship later Ragnar Hagelin, has ever since worked |
| Secondly the Reich | Citizenship Law was also passed, which stripped Jews of |
| ultaneously with elections, a referendum on | citizenship law was held. |
| rt was developed as a result of a series of | citizenship laws in European countries, including but n |
| The repeal of | citizenship laws that denied Indian Tamils Sri Lankan c |
| behind the Cable Act of 1922, which changed | citizenship laws relating to women who married foreign |
| oing drive to promote active and thoughtful | citizenship, Lear premiered BornAgainAmerican.org at th |
| His lack of Czech | citizenship led to controversy over his inclusion in th |
| arker, who had never been granted Hungarian | citizenship, left the Soviet-occupied country in 1946. |
| m 1970, black people were deprived of their | citizenship, legally becoming citizens of one of ten tr |
| In 1938, Singer applied for British | citizenship, listing as references Keynes, William Beve |
| enemy alien", including people who had dual | citizenship living in designated high-risk areas that c |
| apanese Americans, regardless of their U.S. | citizenship, lost their homes, property, jobs, civil li |
| earning for Life and Work, Local and Global | Citizenship, Mathematics and Numeracy, Music, Physical |
| 9 Constituent Sejm, but had to resign for a | citizenship matter. |
| w required a three month waiting period for | citizenship, meaning that Komonen would miss by three w |
| rights and privileges from their ancestors, | citizenship means something. |
| ial Cohesion is responsible for employment, | citizenship, migration, inter-community relations, soci |
| ld War and subsequently taken United States | citizenship, most of the letters had either an internat |
| Chair/Discussant: Rethinking Ottomanism: | Citizenship, Nationhood, and Late Imperial Modernity,” |
| en Barrett Montgomery: From Campus to World | Citizenship, New York: Fleming H. Revell. |
| Castro never surrendered his Mexican | citizenship nor military rank. |
| Thanks to his Nicaraguan | citizenship, obtained through his marriage with a local |
| e he was Jewish, he obtained a passport and | citizenship of a South American country, and waited for |
| New Jersey pending investigations into the | citizenship of Barack Obama. |
| He was stripped of his honorary | citizenship of Montgomery, Alabama, and was challenged |
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