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citizenship
noun as in freedom
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noun as in nationality
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Example Sentences
The suspect, 35, was born in Syria, came to Britain as a child and got British citizenship as a teenager, officials said.
And the point of the marriage, in any case, isn’t family bliss but citizenship.
Fifa has accused Malaysia of falsifying citizenship documents so seven foreign-born players could play for the national team.
"PNG has an oversupply of able-bodied citizens who are willing to do this kind of work," he said, adding many people would be attracted by the prospects of living in Australia and possibly gaining citizenship.
The pull factors include a growing number of countries offering golden visas and citizenship or residency by immigration programmes.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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