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Everyone in Santa Teresa del Mar has been talking about the trouble at the Peruvian embassy. (source)embassy = the building in a country where an ambassador and staff for a foreign country work
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Surely the embassy would be able to get Mahtob and me out of here, if only I could find some way to contact a sympathetic official. (source)embassy = the ambassador and staff
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The Americans don't have an embassy here. (source)embassy = a building where an ambassador and staff work
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At a distance he stood and hailed them, asking whether Thorin would now listen to another embassy, since new tidings had come to hand, and matters were changed. (source)embassy = ambassador or representative
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He worked in the Japanese embassy and lived in an apartment building popular among congressmen.† (source)
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We don't have an American embassy in Kabul.† (source)
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Next stop was the American embassy, where he was issued a visa within a couple of hours.† (source)
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His son, Lenin, had moved to Delhi, where he worked as a services contractor for foreign embassies.† (source)
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Had a chip on their shoulder ever since they took our embassy hostage in '79.† (source)
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This meant that for the first time U.S. embassies abroad had to gather information on trafficking.† (source)
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Each day a young man from the American Embassy came to visit them, to ask if they needed anything, and to explain that Washington was doing everything it could to hasten their departure.† (source)
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In August 1998 Islamic fanatics bombed the U.S. embassies in Kenya and Tanzania, killing more than 225 people.† (source)
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I only remember being in front of the Vatican embassy as 'Nowhere to Run' by Martha and the Vandellas played for the holed-up Noriega.† (source)
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The U.S. and other allied embassies were located there, as were Iraqi government buildings.† (source)
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Richard Vanderwhile, who was standing in his apartment in the embassy, had just noticed the angle of his bow tie in the bedroom mirror.† (source)
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Even with added scrutiny, people line up at our embassies to apply to come here.† (source)
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