Portuguese
número nacional de identificação Catalan
número d'identificació nacional Number used by a country for its residents.
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Got so int'rested in your list'nin' I never thought o' the time.
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Down on de riveh bank at Temple Bow in de ea'ly mo'nin'!
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And Mrs. Dent, she's been sittin' by the window, list'nin' day and night.
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How the coffee, with plenty of "sweet'nin'" in it, was relished.
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At nin A.M. they go to work at their various trades, and at twelve have lunch.
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Mobile users also now require a national identification number to buy or top up a mobile account.
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Francis said: When I left school, I just needed a national insurance number.
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Shortly after you arrive you will need to apply for a national insurance number by phone.
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His national insurance number was also exposed online.
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The family home was in his wife's name and he had no passport, national insurance number or work records.
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They included tax returns, bank statements, her qualifications and social security number, known in Britain as a national insurance number.
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The Government has moved a step closer to introducing a national identity number for every citizen in the State.
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They compared the scheme to a database of 1.3 billion people in India, where even dating websites now require people's national identity number.