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Most countries have a two-step process of first obtaining a temporary visa and satisfying the residency requirements for a certain number of years, and then applying for permanent residency.

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They’re jamming like nobody’s business, forcing me to two-step, spin, and moonwalk my way to the plantain tent.

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Now, in Callais, with part one of the two-step complete, Roberts could deliver something he has worked for his entire career: Hollowing out the Voting Rights Act so that it still exists, but cannot act.

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Authorities in the region have urged people to be wary of potential fraud and use anti-scam measures such as WhatsApp's two-step verification feature to help protect their accounts from being hijacked.

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It’s a long, sinuous riff, one so intoxicating that the audience in front of him can’t help but to two-step across the crowded dance floor.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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