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Significados de officialdom en inglés

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People elected or appointed to administer a government.

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Uso de officialdom en inglés
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The highest rung in the ladder of officialdom was the Royal Council.
A Political and Social History of Modern Europe V.1.
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He had no problem with that, but officialdom would see things differently.
The Information Officer
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Another act of officialdom triggered Scotland's second goal, albeit legitimately this time.
The Guardian
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Traffic court aside, this is not Anthony's first fight with Hawaiian officialdom.
Reuters
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The early gangs knew what it took officialdom many years to admit.
The outfit: the role of chicago's underworld in the shaping of m...
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At the time, there were bigger problems with officialdom to worry about.
The Guardian
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It's not the first time Ms Fraser-Davies has had to battle officialdom.
Radio NZ
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With this we open the whole problem of government, administration and officialdom.
An Englishman Looks at the World / Being a Series of Unrestraine...
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Like the clash of iron gates, officialdom came into its own again.
The Diary of a U-boat Commander / With an Introduction and Expla...
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It is difficult because officialdom isn't as obliging as it might be.
The Green Rust
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The boats meant freedom from rules and regulations, and form-filling officialdom.
The Guardian
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Even with officialdom apparently onside, however, Jungle declined to give his real name.
The Guardian
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Public services controlled by officialdom are out of touch and remote.
The Guardian
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They do this as a state agency, as officialdom in uniforms.
The South African
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Russia secured her predominance by pandering to the worst elements in Korean officialdom.
Korea's Fight for Freedom
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Strike knew a lot about the brutal intrusion of officialdom into private devastation.
Career of Evil
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Translations for officialdom
Officialdom a través del tiempo
Officialdom por variante geográfica
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