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foreigner

noun as in person from another country

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The cleric’s diplomats would voyage forth, brandishing their leader’s skepticism as a means of extracting concessions from foreigners.

Nearly half the population are foreigners, including Europeans and some Americans.

McCullum isn’t the first foreigner to be handed the reins to the England cricket team—four of his predecessors came from Australia and Zimbabwe.

The classical framing is that such an economy exports the capital foreigners will use to buy its exported goods.

Italian investigators last week reportedly opened a probe into decades-old allegations that foreigners paid to shoot civilians on a "sniper safari" during Sarajevo's siege in the 1990s.

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