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  • '''Citizen{{'}} Lab''' is a research group, associated with the [[University of Toront Analysis of a popular cellphone app called "[[Smart Sheriff]]", by Citizen Lab, and the German group [[Cure53]], asserted the app represented a securi
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  • A '''citizen''' is a legally recognized member of a political or civil community. In gen ...ring to universal suffrage, or full adult citizenship, the category of non-citizen residents is often very small and most adult men and women are regarded as
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  • '''Citizen journalism''' refers to journalism produced by independent citizens rather
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  • #REDIRECT [[Citizen journalism]]
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  • '''Citizen science''' encompasses scientific research projects in which data is gather
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  • #REDIRECT [[Citizen journalism/Approval]]
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  • {{citizen-header ''Each month "The Citizen" spotlights one of our many contributors! This issue, [[User:Aleta Curry|A
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  • Auto-populated based on [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Citizen journalism]]. Needs checking by a human.
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  • {{citizen-header ''A new feature in "The Citizen" is to spotlight one of our many contributors! This issue, [[User:D._Matt_
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  • ...t/ Science for Citizens] — an online [[social network]] dedicated to citizen science *[http://dx.doi.org/10.1038/466685a Citizen science: People power] — a report focusing on [[Foldit]]; by [[Eric H
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  • <CENTER> <font size="80%">''':: The Citizen ::'''</font></center> <center>[[CZ:CZ/Archives|Archives]] - [[CZ:CZ|Current Issue]] - [[CZ:Citizen/V1-N1|Next Issue]]</center>
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  • {{citizen-header ''Each month "The Citizen" spotlights one of our many contributors! This issue, [[User:David_E._Volk
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  • This page is intended for the development of Citizen-initiated referenda that are allowed as a result of [[CZ:Charter#Article_37 #''Any Citizen may petition either the Management Council or Editorial Council that contes
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  • ...laced better. Feel free to change any of the text at any time. This is a Citizen page and should remain open for anyone to edit. [[User:D. Matt Innis|D. Mat I have included the following text on the [[CZ:Referenda (Citizen-Initiated)/Election of unopposed candidates, December 2011|proposal page]]
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  • #REDIRECT [[CZ Talk:Referenda (Citizen-Initiated)]]
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  • == Updating the Citizen ==
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  • ...res (a not unlikely proposition) then Johns idea that being nominated by a Citizen in good standing is enough approval would be more suitable. I think both re ...l, provided that any method adopted must be accessible and usable by every Citizen.
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  • ...9&channelPage=%2Fep%2Fchannel%2FgsaOverview.jsp&channelId=-13326 Office of Citizen Services and Communications] ....gsa.gov pueblo.gsa.gov] (the [[Federal citizen information center|Federal Citizen Information Center]])
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  • ...t/ Science for Citizens] &mdash; an online [[social network]] dedicated to citizen science *[http://dx.doi.org/10.1038/466685a Citizen science: People power] &mdash; a report focusing on [[Foldit]]; by [[Eric H
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  • ...[Augustus|Augustus Caesar]] who called himself [[Princeps]] meaning "first citizen" although he was, in fact, the [[dictator]]. Augustus commissioned the [[po
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  • <CENTER> <font size="80%">''':: The Citizen ::'''</font></center> <center>[[CZ:CZ/Archives|Archives]] - [[CZ:CZ|Current Issue]] - [[CZ:Citizen/V1-N1|Next Issue]]</center>
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  • #REDIRECT [[Citizen journalism/Approval]]
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  • #REDIRECT [[Talk:Archive:Citizen/V1-N2]]
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  • #REDIRECT [[CZ Talk:Referenda (Citizen-Initiated)]]
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  • ...h, Virginia]]; former secretary-general, [[Muslim American Society]]; U.S. citizen born in [[Egypt]]
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  • | newspaper = The Ottawa Citizen
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  • A formal relationship between a citizen and a particular social, political, national or international community
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  • '''Citizen science''' encompasses scientific research projects in which data is gather
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  • (1741 - 1788) Respectable Edinburgh citizen who led a gang of burglars and died on a gallows that he himself had design
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  • A [[France|French]] citizen, held in [[Guantananmo Bay detention camp|Guantanamo]], transferred to Fran
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  • Citizens of the Crown Dependencies are [[British citizen]]s, the same as [[citizen]]s of the UK. Laws made in the UK that apply to the Dependencies refer to t Only the status of ''British citizen'' grants [[right of abode]] in the UK, but citizens of the different 'Briti
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  • ...ition, Border control, Mexican government, Cubans, Anchor babies, Diluting citizen's representation. ...Hate Crimes, Hit-and-run, Brain drain, [[Revanchism]] and [[Aztlan]], Non-citizen voting, Opinion polls.
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  • A movement that claims [[Barack Obama]] is not a native-born American citizen and thus is ineligible to be President
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  • *[http://www.moonzoo.org/ MoonZoo.org] &mdash; a [[citizen science]] online project for collaborative annotation of structures on the
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  • ...an and author, [[Israeli Defense Forces]] officer; former U.S.-Israel dual citizen
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  • A '''citizen''' is a legally recognized member of a political or civil community. In gen ...ring to universal suffrage, or full adult citizenship, the category of non-citizen residents is often very small and most adult men and women are regarded as
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  • ...[[Augustus|Augustus Caesar]] described himself as the "first [[citizenship|citizen]] of Rome", to deflect attention away from the fact that he was, indeed, th
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  • President, [[Arabs for Israel]] and [[Former Muslims United]]; American citizen raised in [[Egypt]]; columnist, [[Frontpage Magazine]]; speaker for [[Chris
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  • This page is intended for the development of Citizen-initiated referenda that are allowed as a result of [[CZ:Charter#Article_37 #''Any Citizen may petition either the Management Council or Editorial Council that contes
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  • ...laced better. Feel free to change any of the text at any time. This is a Citizen page and should remain open for anyone to edit. [[User:D. Matt Innis|D. Mat I have included the following text on the [[CZ:Referenda (Citizen-Initiated)/Election of unopposed candidates, December 2011|proposal page]]
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  • ...born and brought up in the United States, he became a naturalised Japanese citizen in 2000 (born 1965).
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  • *[http://www.canada.com/ottawacitizen/index.html The Ottawa Citizen]
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  • A naturalized [[Germany|German]] citizen, who had been in U.S. [[extrajudicial detention]], released, and sued the U
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  • First Pakistani citizen to become commander-in-chief of the military of Pakistan; became President
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  • ...nstitutes a political community (derived from the ancient Greek term for a citizen of the cosmos).
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  • Petitioner in the case of ''[[Hamdi v. Rumsfeld]]'', an [[Yemen|Yemenite]] citizen captured by Afghan militias in the [[Afghanistan War (2001-2021)]], turned
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  • {{r|Citizen juries}} {{r|Citizen participation}}
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  • An American citizen, convicted in 2007 of conspiring to assist in terrorism in foreign countrie
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  • ...[Augustus|Augustus Caesar]] called himself the ''Princeps'' meaning "first citizen" as a way to make his rule sound less repulsive to powerful [[citizenship|c ...term ''Princeps'' to describe himself in the disarming term meaning "first citizen", or more exactly "first in time or order"<ref name=twsApr2>{{cite news
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  • ...of the [[Supreme Court of the United States]] that determined that a U.S. citizen, not part of the military or a prisoner of war, not in an area of hostiliti
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  • ...id not have jurisdiction over the ''[[habeas corpus]]'' petition of a U.S. citizen, arrested by U.S. law enforcement on U.S. soil, but designated an enemy com
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  • ...nion by the [[Supreme Court of the United States]], which held that a U.S. citizen, captured in a combat zone and alleged to be bearing arms against the Unite
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  • ...]], commander of [[United States Central Command]]; a naturalized American citizen who became a translator in Iraq after the [[9/11]] attack and has become wi
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  • ...econdly, I am currently Treasurer of Citizendium -- I don't know whether a Citizen could legally fill both posts, but I myself think that the question should
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  • {{r|Citizen Corps}}
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  • ...migration rules of the host country. However, in the [[United Kingdom]], [[citizen]]s of [[Commonwealth of Nations|Commonwealth]] countries and [[Ireland (sta
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  • ...at the [[Institute for Policy Innovation]], Vice President of Policy for [[Citizen Outreach]], Bastiat Scholar in Free Enterprise, Competitive Enterprise Inst
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  • {{r|citizen}}
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  • '''Citizen journalism''' refers to journalism produced by independent citizens rather
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  • ...citizenry during the same election period as the Citizendium Council. Any Citizen in good standing may be nominated for the position, and all valid, accepted ...'s access to Citizendium, removing or altering content, or terminating the citizen. The Citizendium Council may from time to time devise additional sanctions
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  • ...She launched Fianna Eireann in 1909. She became an officer in the [[Irish Citizen's Army]], prompting the resignation of the Socialist playwright [[Seán O C
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  • ...Will at least a progress report be available? Will be reported how often a Citizen is nominated? Is there any limit on the numbers of people a single citizen can nominate? The wording of the Charter seems to have two grammatically po
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  • |style="background-color:lime"|[[User:Citizen #1|Citizen #1]] |style="background-color:lime"|Accept [[User:Citizen #1|Citizen #1]] 20:50, 26 September 2010 (UTC)
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  • ...]] may be said to be either public or private. Reading [[Citizendium]], "a Citizen's Compendium of everything", for example, is a public act since access is o
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  • U.S.-born citizen who was first a Baptist and then in the [[Nation of Islam]]; Imam, [[Masjid
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  • {{r|Citizen journalism}}
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  • Several of the team members were from Ottawa and the Ottawa Citizen newspaper [http://tricolour.net/freeswan/ottawacitizen-freeswan.html covere
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  • Auto-populated based on [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Citizen journalism]]. Needs checking by a human.
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  • ...ves from the [[Latin (language)|Latin]] ''[[princeps]]'' meaning ''first [[citizen]]'' used by [[Augustus|Augustus Caesar]], the [[Ancient Rome|Roman]] [[dict
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  • {{r|Citizen science}}
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  • {{r|British Overseas Territories citizen}}
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  • '''Citizen{{'}} Lab''' is a research group, associated with the [[University of Toront Analysis of a popular cellphone app called "[[Smart Sheriff]]", by Citizen Lab, and the German group [[Cure53]], asserted the app represented a securi
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  • In the United States, citizen juries gather to determine the fate of defendants who have been tried in ci
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  • {{r|Citizen}}
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  • '''Citizenship''' is a relationship between a citizen and a particular social, political, national or international community. Ci ...ly Plato, disagreed). Methods used to determine whether someone could be a citizen or not could be based on wealth, taxes paid, political participation, or pa
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  • ...ry and budgetary processes and policies; and to protect and promote active citizen participation in our democracy." It was formed in 1983 to monitor the relat
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  • * [[Citizen journalism]]
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  • ...'''RKO Radio pictures'''. RKO was responsible for such notable films as [[Citizen Cain]], [[King Kong]] and the Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers]] musicals. Th
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  • ...and through that power to control the circumstances under which a private citizen is permitted file a lawsuit against the state. ...lding that a state could be sued in a [[United States federal court]] by a citizen of ''another'' state. This ruling sparked a negative reaction from lawmaker
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  • ..., a visa may not be required; for example, a [[British citizenship|British citizen]] may usually enter [[France]] as a temporary visitor without a pre-approve
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  • ...othy Lloyd. ''A City with a Difference: The Rise and Fall of the Montreal Citizen's Movement.'' (1997). 214 pp.
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  • 1. Any Citizen may petition either the Management Council or Editorial Council that contes ...ters in the previous election. The Management Council must include a valid citizen-initiated referendum in the next regular election. Failure to do so will au
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  • #''Death of a Citizen'' (1960)
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  • {{rpl|Citizen}}
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  • ...s way the plotters hope to include both the Irish Volunteers and the Irish Citizen Army in the [[Easter Rising]].
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  • ...intervention of Ülkümen, who was informed that Franko’s wife was a Turkish citizen.” Matilda Toriel, a Turkish citizen living in Rhodes and married to an Italian citizen, recollected that on 18 July 1944, all Jews were ordered to report the next
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  • '''Florin Fodor''' (b. circa 1974) is a citizen of [[Romania]] who made several attempts to sneak into [[Canada]].<ref name | publisher=[[Ottawa Citizen]]
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  • ...izen vote at the same time that the Editorial Council elections occur. Any citizen in good standing may be nominated for Ombudsman. Any citizen may post a request for my assistance on the discussion page that is associa
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  • [[Citizen Works]] [[Public Citizen]]
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  • {{r|Citizen science}}
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  • Part of the [[Citizen Corps]] created to improve U.S. disaster preparedness after the [[9/11]] at
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  • ...of the [[Irish Volunteers]] with the support of some members of the Irish Citizen Army. ...pril 1916, members of the Irish Volunteers, together with members of Irish Citizen Army seized various points in Dublin and held out there until they were kil
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  • ...za Rice, the Secretary of State, determined that Khalid el-Masri, a German citizen, had been detained by mistake. <ref name=TheJurist20051206> One of the concerns in this case, involving a German citizen, was the Council of Europe of June 2006 had reported that el-Masri's accoun
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  • ...her mother to [[London, United Kingdom]], [[England]], becoming a British citizen in the early 1990s. Her mother married an Englishman named Graham Nicholso
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  • ...Residents of the Territories are typically [[British Overseas Territories citizen]]s, but various categories of [[British nationality]] have been applied ove
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  • Due to Betancourt's ancestry, she is a French citizen, and the French government became involved in negotiations to release Betan
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  • ...as an American-born writer who in 1915 by naturalization became an English citizen. He was the younger brother of the pragmatist philosopher [[William James]]
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  • ...Japan]]ese residents of [[colonialism|colonial]] descent''' are Japanese [[citizen]]s and non-Japanese people who trace their origins back to Japan's colonial ...ge|Latin]]: 'right of blood', i.e. citizenship is awarded if a parent is a citizen and not according to place of birth.</ref> system of determining [[citizens
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  • ...an rights issues in Japan from U.S.-born activist and naturalised Japanese citizen [[Arudou Debito]].
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  • {{r|Citizen science}}
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  • ...[government]] in [[Japan]] is based on [[parliamentary democracy]], i.e. [[citizen]]s vote for people to represent them in the [[National Diet (Japan)]], the
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  • # Charity — It is not the role of government to take care of people. Each citizen has a moral responsibility to help those less fortunate.
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  • {{r|Citizen science}}
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  • {{r|Citizen of the Galaxy|''Citizen of the Galaxy''}}
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  • ...democracy|democratic]] until it is remembered that Sparta had only a small citizen class. ...y a device to preserve and improve the perceived racial superiority of the citizen class. To this end, the Spartans practised [[euthanasia]], [[infanticide]]
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  • John Stephenson's petition], and allows Citizen-initiated referenda. 4) The Special Election shall allow properly-supported Citizen-initiated referenda to be proposed.
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  • {{r|Citizen}}
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  • *He was a citizen of the United States
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  • *Sozialreform als bürger- und christenpflicht (Social reform as citizen and Christian obligation) : *Aufzeichnungen, briefe und erinnerungen des le
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  • '''Khaled el-Masri''' is a naturalized [[Germany|German]] citizen born in [[Kuwait]], captured in [[Macedonia]] by personnel of the [[Central
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  • ...d the right to contest detention as an enemy combatant. Hamdi, an American citizen had been captured in the Afghanistan War (2001-2021). <ref name=HamdiVRu
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  • ...l/reader/mainind/indengnew.html. The statistical data does not contain non-citizen residents.</ref>, of which 75.8 percent are [[Jew|Jews]] and 19.9 percent a
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  • ...icle, and a [[CZ:{{PAGENAME}}/EZnotice|note]] informing other [[CZ:Citizen|Citizen]]s whether they are allowed to edit your course's pages or not. Please modi
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  • ...res (a not unlikely proposition) then Johns idea that being nominated by a Citizen in good standing is enough approval would be more suitable. I think both re ...l, provided that any method adopted must be accessible and usable by every Citizen.
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  • ...tend the University of Connecticut in the mid-1980s, later becoming a U.S. citizen and military pilot.<ref>{{citation
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  • "Any Citizen in good standing is eligible to fill an Editorial Council author seat."
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