Portuguese
corpo diplomático 1
The Irish diplomatic service was founded during these confused and confusing years.
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That is the rule for the diplomatic service of the United States.
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This gentle form of violence is well understood in the diplomatic service.
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Father had two or three acquaintances in the diplomatic service at Washington.
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Spending is to be slashed in the presidency, ministries, and diplomatic service.
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Taoiseach, members of Government and of the diplomatic corps, ladies and gentlemen.
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The diplomatic corps in the time of the Empire was not brilliant.
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The diplomatic corps had their places on the right of the tribune.
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The US diplomatic corps in Tunis understood this was a problem.
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And this is despite the high-profile manipulation of information by once-respected diplomatic corps.
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The president might have been the speaker, and the corps diplomatique represented itself.
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The crowd was large; the entire corps diplomatique was present.
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Dinner at the Duc de Praslin's with the corps diplomatique.
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The same corps diplomatique estimate approximately 5,300 Thai restaurants operate nationwide.
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Foreigners treated me with distinction,-thecorps diplomatique were my constant visitors,-andthis European atmosphere served me as a safeguard.
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Those solemn affairs of the archbishop's, given once the week for the benefit of the corps diplomatique, were dull and spiritless.
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Mrs. Vansittart seemed, moreover, to be quite at home in the hotel, and exchanged bows with a few of the gentlemen of the corps diplomatique.
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I fancy that nearly all the Corps Diplomatique will come on account of their Majesties' presence.
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All the Corps Diplomatique, save Austria, interviewed me, anxious to hear how the Constitution was working in Albania.
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(1902), and the faire parts were sent to the Corps Diplomatique.
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There is to be a consultation of the Corps Diplomatique to-morrow, under the presidency of the Nuncio, to settle joint action.
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I am infinitely obliged by your invitation, but to-day I dine with the Comte de Beauvilliers to meet some of the Corps Diplomatique.
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Each Legation has a flag on its motor and the letters C.D.-whichare supposed to stand for Corps Diplomatique, although nobody knows it.
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There is a notion among the members of the Corps Diplomatique that the Prussians before they bombard the town will summon it to surrender.
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"This evening, Monsieur, at nine, I shall expect to see you at the archbishop's reception to the corps diplomatique." A hand was extended toward him.