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| Earlier, he had played Hercule Poirot at the | Embassy Theatre (London) in the Christie play, Black |
| The | Embassy Theatre (formerly the Emboyd Theatre) is a 2, |
| Westminster Theatre, the Ambassadors Theatre, | Embassy Theatre, and the Richmond Theatre. |
| e first world championship to be sponsored by | Embassy; their sponsorship lasted for the next 30 yea |
| The U.S. | embassy then issued a statement on December 30, stati |
| to establish his residence and his country's | embassy there after abandoning unsuitable offices a f |
| However, he sought assistance from the PRC | Embassy there and the BN(O) passport was verified by |
| Inside the | embassy there were only a few slight injuries reporte |
| USA, and Scientific Counsellor at the British | Embassy there, 1964-66. |
| years in Spain as an attache to the American | embassy there, helping Franco rebuild Spain's munitio |
| fe goes to Oslo to report this to the British | embassy there, despite the best efforts of the German |
| to Sofia, Bulgaria and worked at Yugoslavia's | embassy there. |
| was sent to Washington as a counsellor at the | embassy there. |
| Denmark had downgraded the | embassy threat in response to perceived security thre |
| Tirana | Embassy, Tirana |
| to London for a time, to the Imperial Ottoman | Embassy to the Court of St. James's. |
| and was a member of the Tokugawa Shogunate's | embassy to Europe. |
| The new office building enabled the | embassy to bring onto the compound employees who have |
| In 639 the ruler sent an | embassy to the Chinese court and by 659 was included |
| urk, and sent him to Rome on a congratulatory | embassy to the newly elected pontiff, Adrian VI. |
| atar Telecom, began working with the Japanese | embassy to get a native teacher supplied to the Al Ba |
| The English title Narrative of the Chinese | Embassy to the Khan of the Tourgouth Tartars, in the |
| llege, and about 1680 chaplain to the British | embassy to Stockholm, and remained in Sweden for near |
| An-Nasir Yusuf sent an | embassy to the Mongol capital Karakorum in 1250, shor |
| He served as a counsellor at the Malaysian | Embassy to the United States, and Ambassador to Chile |
| for the fidelity of Machares, and he sent an | embassy to the Roman general Lucullus with a present |
| The 1564 | embassy to Constantinople was sent by Sultan Hussain |
| J. Norwich, editor, Liutprand of Cremona, The | Embassy to Constantinople and Other Writings. |
| Henry learned of Hugh and sent an influential | embassy to demand his services. |
| o Constantinople as an attache to the English | Embassy to the Sublime Porte of the Ottoman Empire an |
| ck would be the same as the occupation of the | embassy; to free numerous RAF leaders imprisoned in G |
| prompting the Department to warn the Chinese | Embassy to conduct themselves appropriately. |
| e (November 1494 to February 1495); the Papal | Embassy to the Emperor Maximilian in Milan (July-Nove |
| Aged 12 he accompanied Jean Lannes on his | embassy to Portugal. |
| He was on an | embassy to France in January 1296 and held the office |
| apal privileges at the same time as William's | embassy to Rome. |
| The first Japanese | Embassy to Europe, in 1586. |
| efore being granted a scholarship by the U.S. | Embassy to study at Dartmouth in Hanover, New Hampshi |
| artney, 1st Earl Macartney on Britain's first | embassy to China. |
| es in Madras (present day Chennai), a private | embassy to Hyder Ali, the ruler of Mysore. |
| between the countries and moving the Israeli | Embassy to Astana were discussed. |
| Pharnaces II quickly sent an | embassy to Pompey with offers of submission and hosta |
| Having fallen ill on an | embassy to the Hague, he obtained his discharge and d |
| When Reggie goes to the U.S. | Embassy to meet with Bartholomew, two men get on the |
| ro, he was invited by an official of the U.S. | embassy to study in the United States. |
| for Rome in order to get the Pope to send an | embassy to the Chinese Emperor. |
| to the Swedish capital, the new king sent an | embassy to Knorring, proposing a truce. |
| n 1317, however, while returning from a papal | embassy to Avignon, he was captured by a Jean de Lamo |
| il in 1530, and in 1536 was entrusted with an | embassy to Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor. |
| Theodoric sent an | embassy to Clovis to request the marriage. |
| Sesquicentennial of Japanese | Embassy to the United States in 2010 marks the 150th |
| including an increase in the size of the U.S. | Embassy to 21 agencies |
| t by the German Empire for housing the German | Embassy to the Russian Empire that same year. |
| Kulothunga sent an | embassy to China in 1077 C.E. |
| n the household of Cardinal Wolsey during his | embassy to France in July 1527. |
| to form a Franco-Mongol alliance, sending an | embassy to the Mongol ruler of Persia Abagha, an enem |
| He was to have been sent on an | embassy to Rome, but spent the money allotted for the |
| ncon to obtain a safe-conduct for the Ottoman | embassy to France (1533). |
| 1881/1970: Narrative of the Portuguese | embassy to Abyssinia during the years 1520-1527 by Fa |
| Oureouhare to persuade the latter to send an | embassy to Montreal. |
| gh Commission to the United Kingdom, then the | Embassy to the People's Republic of China. |
| In the same year he participated in an | embassy to queen Elizabeth I of England to ask for su |
| panied him on his second journey to Italy, an | embassy to Rome between 1485 and 1490. |
| began to fade for good with Earl Macartney's | embassy to China in 1793. |
| In 1671 he was again sent on an | embassy to Sweden, and in 1672 he was appointed Secre |
| He was part of the Special | Embassy to the United Kingdom, France, Germany and th |
| An Ottoman | embassy to France occurred in 1534, with the objectiv |
| He was on an | embassy to Pope Clement V in July 1307. |
| ked as a translator and interpreter in Kuwait | Embassy to Turkey (1993-1998). |
| rs of the Islamic Revolution who occupied the | embassy to show their support for Ayatollah Khomeini |
| served for a year as secretary to the French | embassy to Constantinople, and then fulfilled several |
| ry Italian kings, is reported to have sent an | embassy to the Abbasid caliph Al-Muktafi, requesting |
| arly as 571-572 around the time of Sigebert's | embassy to Constantinople. |
| In 1722 he was theologian to a Venetian | embassy to Louis XV and remained in Paris five months |
| as a Knight of the Garter and was 'one of the | Embassy to France to demand Princess Isabel in marria |
| He killed Gurkhan's envoy Shaukam and sent an | embassy to Genghis Khan, asking for his help. |
| on relayed to Clarke the request of the Saudi | embassy to allow the members of the bin Laden family |
| , Prince of Bismarck, a diplomat at Germany's | embassy to the UK in London until a feud with Third R |
| Hasekura's | embassy to the Pope in Rome in 1617, accompanied by L |
| ark in 1590, and the same year was sent on an | embassy to the German princes. |
| When Henry died in 1024, Guaimar sent an | embassy to the new emperor, Conrad II, to plead for t |
| sleep, but she secretly leaves her country's | embassy to experience Rome by herself. |
| Bishop Cockburn was sent as part of an | embassy to the Kingdom of England in 1473. |
| linton's campaign called and was "telling the | embassy to take it with a grain of salt". |
| XXII and Charles IV of France sent him on an | embassy to the Sultan Orkhan (1326-1360) at Brusa, to |
| In November 1974, the Japanese | Embassy to Indonesia in Jakarta requested the assista |
| s earlier years he went in connection with an | embassy to Persia, and he later published an account |
| I.e., that's a US | Embassy to E. Germany, which you said doesn't exist. |
| ocal barons shut the city's gates and sent an | embassy to emperor Romanos IV Diogenes in order to se |
| -1958, he was selected to serve in the Polish | Embassy to Denmark, after which he returned to work a |
| ole in convincing the Siamese king to send an | embassy to France. |
| lian's squire Ernoul, who was with him on the | embassy to Tripoli in 1187, wrote parts of the Old Fr |
| On 3 September 1879 the British | Embassy to Kabul was massacred. |
| In 836, Horik sent an | embassy to King Louis declaring that he had nothing t |
| roceedings and Occurrences During the British | Embassy to Pekin in 1816 George Thomas Staunton, Rout |
| Before Easter 1139 Waleran was in Paris on an | embassy to his cousin, the new King Louis VII of Fran |
| umming served as counsel to the United States | embassy to Sweden and then to Russia. |
| ppears e.g. in the account of Fyodor Baykov's | embassy to Beijing in the 1650s. |
| In 1424 Chartier was sent on an | embassy to Germany, and three years later he accompan |
| sent to Rome, where he worked at the Yugoslav | embassy to the Kingdom of Italy. |
| e of clerics, Paschal II sent Mauritius on an | embassy to him, while the Pope and the Curia fled sou |
| the area of Boulogne after returning from an | embassy to Constantinople, where he was French Ambass |
| his time to secular affairs he was sent on an | embassy to Calais in 1439, and to John IV, count of A |
| Banneret in 1341, and was sent as part of an | embassy to the Pope in August 1343. |
| a few mercenaries sent by King Stephen) on an | embassy to David, whose army was now approaching the |
| Once he accompanied Gamaliel and Joshua on an | embassy to Rome. |
| It apparently sent an | embassy to China at the beginning of the Taiyan perio |
| a rather short period, roughly between their | embassy to Constantinople (838) and Basil I's letter |
| ssion of Sir Robert Ainslie, taken during his | Embassy to Constantinople by Luigi Mayer; engraved by |
| , and in 1741 joined the staff of the English | embassy to Austria, in Vienna, and then became Britis |
| e was chosen to accompany Lord Amherst on his | embassy to Peking in 1816. |
| pointed as Minister-Counsellor at the Russian | embassy to Thailand, and held this position until 199 |
| He was then appointed to an | embassy to Christian I of Denmark. |
| d Packe, with Whitelocke, on an extraordinary | embassy to the king of Sweden, so as "to manifest the |
| ex in 1551, and the same year accompanied the | embassy to France to treat of the king Edward VI's po |
| as stationed at Constantinople in the British | Embassy to the Ottoman Empire. |
| ots, in 1423 and 1424, and in 1433 one of the | embassy to Paris on the business of the marriage of t |
| In February 1432 he was engaged on an | embassy to Charles VII of France. |
| isturbed "that the Norwegians employed by the | embassy to, for example, take photos of persons engag |
| n as administrative officer at the Australian | Embassy, Tokyo. |
| The Israeli | Embassy too sent a strongly worded letter to the owne |
| They entered the | embassy, took thirteen embassy officials hostage (or |
| The | Embassy TV division became ELP Communications in 1988 |
| t to the United Provinces as secretary to the | embassy under Horatio Walpole. |
| became the voice of Postman Pat, recorded for | Embassy under the name of Les Carle. |
| inger with the Oscar Rabin Band, recorded for | Embassy under the pseudonym Redd Wayne, in addition t |
| ps remained in Saigon guarding the Australian | embassy until 1 July 1973. |
| s previously a High Commission rather than an | embassy, until Zimbabwe's departure from the Commonwe |
| Paulet was in this | embassy until he was recalled November, 1579. |
| The members of the Japanese | Embassy visiting the 1862 International Exhibition in |
| The French ambassador escaped by climbing the | embassy walls. |
| Embassy warned that Canada's position in APEC could b | |
| It was rumoured at the time that the | Embassy was linked to the German-owned Hotel Astoria |
| This ' | embassy' was a trading venture and seems to have ende |
| Following the attack, the | embassy was moved to a supposedly more secure locatio |
| when the Republic became a state in 1845 the | embassy was shut down. |
| Embassy was Woolworth's budget price record label. | |
| The bombing of the American | embassy was an early instance of suicide bombing in t |
| The | embassy was led by Reginald Rossel, Godefroi of Waus |
| For the previous 5 years, the | Embassy was the only tournament which had received te |
| Like many of Seidler's other works, the | Embassy was built from precast modularised concrete, |
| The | embassy was to reopen strained relations with the Por |
| The | embassy was headed by Hasekura Tsunenaga, and crossed |
| The | Embassy was placed on the National Register of Histor |
| The Canadian | embassy was then closed that day, with Ken Taylor and |
| In 1932 the Indian | embassy was built on the street and was designed by G |
| His success in this | embassy was followed by further commissions, to Portu |
| when a U.S. ambassador was appointed and the | embassy was reopened. |
| The ground floor of the | Embassy was flooded during the August 2002 floods. |
| The | embassy was a product of political ambitions of Sotel |
| building was destroyed by bombing, and a new | Embassy was built on the site after the reunification |
| diplomatic buildings in the GDR; the British | embassy was on Unter den Linden. |
| The | embassy was located in Moscow, the Soviet Union's cap |
| o the Soviet bloc countries When the American | embassy was seized by Iranian students in 1979, Canad |
| The purpose of this | embassy was to present a letter to Pope John XXII kno |
| s, Rome and Vienna and in Rotterdam, the U.S. | Embassy was stoned. |
| ary coup against President Allende, the Cuban | embassy was under fire by tanks and Cubans were retur |
| nce to the US government because the Budapest | embassy was already overcrowded, his quarters took va |
| were withdrawn from the country and the U.S. | embassy was closed. |
| Although Hasekura's | embassy was cordially received in Europe, it happened |
| es had disordered his intellect; but when any | embassy was to be sent, or an eloquent speaker was de |
| ilitary Attache for Aeronautics at the French | Embassy, Washington DC, 27 July 1922 |
| From a conversation at the British | Embassy, Washington D.C. |
| 000 he was Minister-Counsellor in the Turkish | Embassy, Washington DC, and on his return he became t |
| cted an exhibition of her works at the Indian | Embassy, Washington DC. |
| Wall spent four years at the British | Embassy, Washington, D.C. from 1979 to 1983, when he |
| red by Senora Arias De Garcia Jurado, Mexican | Embassy, Washington, D.C.; acquired and commissioned |
| Embassy website | |
| Lebanese American, as stated on the Lebanese | Embassy Website. |
| German | Embassy, Wellington |
| rating against the Umayyads of Spain: a Frank | embassy went to Baghdad in 765 which returned to Euro |
| The person in charge of the business of the | embassy when there is no ambassador commissioned to t |
| tguyon took him to a reception at the Belgian | embassy, where he and Fanny immediately fell in love |
| negro and his family escaped into the Mexican | Embassy where they claimed political refuge and went |
| diately visited Prince Umberto at the Italian | Embassy, where he was staying, to offer his apologies |
| ngs and restaurants (one next to the American | Embassy, which itself was badly damaged and later rep |
| , because it brought into the case the German | embassy, which was showing signs of indignation. |
| Upon his return he wrote a history of his | embassy, which has survived only in a condensed versi |
| urned to Scotland, in the train of a Scottish | embassy which had come to London to consider the trea |
| zation and took off to go work in an American | embassy, which I'd never done in my life", he recalle |
| co sponsored events to a legal ban apart from | Embassy which would continue to sponsor the World Cha |
| Amongst those was the seven-story Kuwaiti | embassy which, according to TIME magazine, had "an un |
| Pike is told he will be taken to the U.S. | embassy, while Hedler's fate is not as certain. |
| Embassy Whiskey | |
| t William Dunbar were members of the Scottish | embassy who negotiated the treaty in London. |
| ice Officer (FSO), serving overseas at a U.S. | Embassy, who drifts into a mode of routinely and auto |
| Chile through | embassy windows, 1939-1953 (1958) |
| She co-directs the Lyrical | Embassy with hip hop artist/educator Chen Lo. |
| and of a more lively cultural involvement of | embassy with its host country. |
| South side of German | Embassy, with the garden in which the refugees were c |
| g the 2008 US Presidential Election at the US | embassy with music and American food for the several |
| Here, the Japanese | embassy with Pope Gregory XIII on March 23, 1585. |
| A half-brother, Slat Peou (1929-60), an | embassy worker and later the Sangkum delegate for Sie |
| lved in the secret extraction of six American | Embassy workers who escaped to the safety of the Cana |
| The 1985 | Embassy World Darts Championship was the 8th World Pr |
| He reached the quarter-final of the | Embassy World Professional Snooker Championship in hi |
| The 1981 | Embassy World Snooker Championship took place at the |
| The 1978 | Embassy World Darts Championship was the first World |
| The 1976 | Embassy World Snooker Championship took place at two |
| The 1998 | Embassy World Snooker Championship professional ranki |
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