green cardin a sentence
green card as in: she needed a green card
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You cop from somebody with a green card or an illegal and they don't even report it.† (source)
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"A green card," he said, "is an expensive but not an impossible proposition.† (source)
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He said I could qualify for a green card on my own artistic merits.† (source)
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But my husband, he couldn't get his green card, so he had to go back.† (source)
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Sam dug one from her pocket and handed it across: gold cursive on green card stock, just like the one Loki had tucked into Uncle Randolph's pocket.† (source)
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Tribes don't hand out green cards or passports.† (source)
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When she had registered with the Immigration and Naturalization Service upon filing her green card application, Luma had been fingerprinted; her fingers were placed on an ink pad and carefully rolled over the card beneath.† (source)
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Ashima looks at Ashoke, who is double-checking to make sure their passports and green cards are in order.† (source)
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If it is a green card with a gray stripe, you must appear at your branch, with your card, to devise a new secret code.† (source)
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II 1970-1960 A Regular Revolution Carla, Sandi, Yoyo, Fifi For three-going-on-four years Mami and Papi were on green cards, and the four of us shifted from foot to foot, waiting to go home.† (source)
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Many female workers optimistically regard sex with their supervisor as a way to gain a secure place in American society, a green card, a husband — or at the very least a transfer to an easier job at the plant.† (source)
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Since the Vietnam War, immigrants with green cards had been permitted to enlist.† (source)
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Deo had graduated from Columbia without permanent residency, without a green card.† (source)
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Two other cadets had green cards and enlisted at the end of junior year.† (source)
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Trying to make some sense of where we are to go for the renewal of my green card.† (source)
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The women handed Oscar and his mother green cards—they belonged to people who looked vaguely like them.† (source)
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