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They have an ambassador in Washington and consuls in various cities.consuls = a government representative stationed in another country
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And the rather unusual petition of the vice consul of Costa Rica was heard behind closed doors. (source)consul = appointed diplomat
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he began demanding to be put ashore and said that at the first port he would "lodge a disposition" against them all with the British Consul. (source)Consul = diplomat appointed
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So, he's feeling pretty pleased with himself as Sharpless, the American consul, arrives to witness the marriage. (source)consul = a diplomat appointed by a government to help its citizens in a foreign country
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He had, at least, one resource to call on the French and English consuls at Yokohama for assistance. (source)consuls = diplomats appointed by their government to help its citizens in a foreign country
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The consuls lifted their heads to gaze in that direction.† (source)consuls = diplomats appointed by their government to protect the government's commercial interests and help its citizens in a foreign country
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The ISI's Colonel Imam boasted he had trained 90,000 Taliban fighters and even became Pakistan's consul general in Herat during the Taliban regime.† (source)
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A while later, faced with a new attempt by the workers the lawyers publicly exhibited Mr. Brown's death certificate, attested to by consuls and foreign ministers which bore witness that on June ninth last he had been run over by a fire engine in Chicago.† (source)consuls = diplomats appointed by their government to protect the government's commercial interests and help its citizens in a foreign country
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Our consular friend has offered his private craft to ferry you down.† (source)
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By now, of course, they all know his consulship is only a front-Vic is, in fact, a CIA agent whose orders changed midstream from organize the underground and get that SOB out to hold your horses, let's take a second look around to see what's best for us.† (source)
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Fitzgerald wrote a dispatch to the Swiss consul in Tokyo, telling of the terrible conditions in camp and asking for immediate help, but the Japanese commander refused to send it.† (source)
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Consuls are not strictly diplomatic, but they are the public agents of their nations.† (source)
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"Yes, of course," answered the consular agent, with a sunny smile.† (source)
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Call it up, Your Consulship.† (source)
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Marcus Agrippa, Consul for the third time, built this.† (source)
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I recognized the name of one of our consuls and I replied, disconcerted, "The garden?"† (source)
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