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Meanings of naturalize american in English
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Usage of naturalize american in English
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Among the passengers was a Mr. Esposito, a naturalized American citizen.
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He was born in Budapest, and he's a naturalized American citizen.
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A naturalized American, Ma started working for the CIA in 1982, with Top Secret security clearance.
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She became a naturalized American Citizen, married her life partner Carl Lerner and had two children.
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A lesbian friend, a newly naturalized American citizen herself, had offered to marry him out of China.
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While she was a naturalized American citizen now, Miyoko was still a Japanese woman at her core.
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He said he also felt a duty as a naturalized American to help the Salt Lake City bid.
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His father, Michael Joyce, had been a naturalized American citizen long before any of his children were born.
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Liu is a naturalized American citizen.
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He was a naturalized American citizen.
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De Havilland, a naturalized American who was born to English parents in Japan, had lived in Paris since 1953.
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He has almost no family left in Haiti, as most became naturalized American citizens while he was in prison.
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In Minnesota, Omar, about 36 and a naturalized American citizen and state representative, follows another trailblazer: She will succeed U.S.
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It was perhaps significant that Olsen had, so to speak, insisted that he was a naturalized American and came from Norway.
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I will never speak to him again, and shall just divorce him, become a naturalized American and marry some lovely millionaire.
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Three of the five men are native-born Americans; of the other two, one is an Englishman, and the other a naturalized American.