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Meanings of becoming a citizen in English

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Usage of becoming a citizen in English
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What are some of the difficulties encountered in becoming a citizen?
Our Government: Local, State, and National: Idaho Edition
2
You say that I am "in the process of becoming a citizen."
The new yorker
3
I decided to start down the path of becoming a citizen of the United Kingdom.
The South African
4
A prodigy, he played for Ukraine's chess federation before defecting to Russia and becoming a citizen in 2009.
The Guardian
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The passage of that bill, and my promotion, blasted my last hope of ever becoming a citizen of the further West.
Personal Memoirs of U. S. Grant — Volume 1
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Mr Lees-Galloway told Morning Report the investment and networking on behalf of Xero could have been done without Mr Thiel becoming a citizen.
Radio NZ
7
Elba was born in London in 1972, but this year marks a new type of birth -that of becoming a citizen of Sierra Leone.
The South African
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For nine years I have been deprived of my rights; and I may have to wait twenty years in this country without becoming a citizen.
Boer Politics
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Becoming a citizen scientist will introduce you to the joy of discovery.
The Guardian
10
"I mean, by getting naturalized, and becoming a citizen, and taking up your residence among us."
Through the Eye of the Needle: A Romance
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"Do you mean that you p-p-prefer to stay in this p-p-pigstye of a town to becoming a citizen of the g-g-great world?"
The Redemption of David Corson
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