I. expatriate [eksˈpætrɪeɪt, Am -ˈpeɪ-] СЪЩ
- expatriate
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- expatriate
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II. expatriate [eksˈpætrɪeɪt, Am -ˈpeɪ-] ГЛАГ прх
- expatriate
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First group is targeting expatriate wives who are often reduced to dependent spouse status by immigration laws.
en.wikipedia.org Teams are mainly made up of expatriates, although an increasing number of locals are getting involved.
en.wikipedia.org The youths stormed the flow station and chased out the oil workers including the expatriate workers.
en.wikipedia.org The sugar industry was transformed from a run-down, unprofitable, inhuman, paternalistic and plantocratic expatriate family concern into a rehabilitated, forward-looking, productive and dynamic enterprise.
en.wikipedia.org There are also expatriate executives that are appointed by local companies in distant countries rather than being posted there by foreign multinational corporations.
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