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Meanings of have a passport in English

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Usage of have a passport in English
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The person signing the form must have a passport or driving licence.
The Irish Times
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I have a passport identifying me as a man named George Washburn.
The bourne identity
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MORE than 56 per cent of Australians now have a passport.
News.com.au
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Perhaps he will let me have a passport for this route.
The Coming Conquest of England
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Don't I already have a passport that looks like a tattooed circus lady?
Eat, pray, love: one woman's search for everything across italy,...
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Mainly the fact you don't have a passport between you.
The Neutronium Alchemist
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But to leave Paris one must have a passport from the Prefect of Police.
In the Courts of Memory, 1858-1875; from Contemporary Letters
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Imagine somebody, especially a receiver (of funds) who does not have a passport.
Reuters
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I don't have a passport,' she said, keeping her eyes fixed warily on the musician.
Metro 2034
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We 've never been abroad as a family -my seven-year-olddoes not have a passport.
The Guardian
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But a Russian must always have a passport, it is an absolute law in Russia.
The Chink in the Armour
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For example, the City would no longer have a passport to operate freely across the EU.
Reuters
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Besides, what's the point of taking you to the airport when you don't have a passport?
The Lost Sisterhood
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I have a passport and all the appropriate papers to back up the name, Mr. Gabriel.
The darkest touch
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She does not have a passport or money and has yet to be reunited with her possessions.
The Guardian
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But she did not have a passport.
Reuters
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