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consulate
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You never picked up anything, any rumors or backstairs gossip from our Asian embassies or consulates?
Chpt 2 *

consulates = diplomats appointed by governments to live in foreign countries
Do not think of involving the authorities, or your consulate in a reckless attempt to compromise the taipan.†
Chpt 10

consulate = a diplomat appointed by a government to live in a foreign country and help its citizens visiting that country; or the offices of that person and assistants
The property was leased by the United States Consulate at the direction of the National Security Council.†
Chpt 11
To any inquiries, the consulate was to comment only that during the next month numerous representatives of the American government and American industry would be flying into the colony at various undetermined times, and security as well as the efficacy of accommodations warranted the lease.†
Chpt 11
It was all the consulate knew.†
Chpt 11
Here in Hong Kong it's the consulate!†
Chpt 12
The consulate, my darling!†
Chpt 12
It was both too late and too soon to go to the consulate.†
Chpt 12
The Consulate of the People's Republic.†
Chpt 13
Because there was no waiting period and the applicant did not appear at the consulate.†
Chpt 13
You said your client has sources in the consulate.†
Chpt 13
Speaking English to the interpreter who translated accurately for the officer of the guard, he had claimed to be a bewildered executive instructed by the consulate on Queen's Road in Hong Kong to come to the airport to meet an official flying in from Beijing.†
Chpt 13
She called the Canadian consulate and was told how to get there by bus.†
Chpt 14
If things were as Marie thought they were and alarms had been sent out to friendly consulates, Staples might feel compelled to co-operate.†
Chpt 14
Embassies and consulates constantly sought favours from one another.†
Chpt 14
There was a consulate car waiting for her at the kerb, the maple leaf insignia printed on the door.†
Chpt 14

consulate = a diplomat appointed by a government to live in a foreign country and help its citizens visiting that country; or the offices of that person and assistants
Then, too, there were deeper concerns, matters of security and espionage, the former covering visits of senior government officials, the latter involving means of protection against electronic surveillance and the gaining of sensitive information through acts of blackmail against consulate personnel.†
Chpt 15
She had saved the careers of two attaches in her own consulate, as well as those of an American and three British.†
Chpt 15
There is no Canadian embassy in Hong Kong, but there is a consulate.†
Chpt 15
You didn't alert friendly embassies — consulates?†
Chpt 15
The Canadian consulate,' said Havilland.†
Chpt 15

consulate = a diplomat appointed by a government to live in a foreign country and help its citizens visiting that country; or the offices of that person and assistants
The consulates like you.†
Chpt 17
He hasn't come to the consulate, hasn't even called our head honcho, who wants to get his picture in the papers with him.†
Chpt 17

consulate = a diplomat appointed by a government to live in a foreign country and help its citizens visiting that country; or the offices of that person and assistants
The consulate quietly leased a house in Victoria Peak, and a second marine contingent was flown over from Hawaii for guard duty.†
Chpt 17
Why didn't the manager call the consulate and talk to a military attache?'†
Chpt 17
'Smart corporal,' broke in Staples: 'Unsmart consulate,' said Nelson.†
Chpt 17
The next morning down at the consulate.†
Chpt 17
And suddenly the whole consulate knew there was a sterile house in the colony.†
Chpt 17
A woman stopped you in Garden Road when you were leaving the consulate.†
Chpt 17
The consulate's been most co-operative.'†
Chpt 17
Not the Canadian but the American consulate.†
Chpt 17
That's the Canadian consulate, not the American.'†
Chpt 17
She identified herself as Marie Webb and said that perhaps her husband had come to the consulate looking for her.†
Chpt 17
Among other things, the major here established the fact that she did go to the Canadian consulate.†
Chpt 17
The American consulate.†
Chpt 17
After all, a highly agitated woman says her husband's missing but she won't go to the police, won't enter the consulate.†
Chpt 17
To begin with, he himself went through a two-day seminar with her four years ago, and he ventured that probably a quarter of the consulate had done the same.†
Chpt 17
He's quite popular with the consulate crowd.'†
Chpt 17
But the woman refused to go to the police; she even refused to come inside the consulate.†
Chpt 17
So much of a connection that he did not dare use his consulate phone to call Staples.†
Chpt 17
Nelson is working for someone in the Canadian consulate — and whoever it is, is in touch with Webb's wife.'†
Chpt 17
If I can, we'll pick up whoever it is in the consulate.'†
Chpt 17
I want cameras, telephone taps, electronic surveillance — whatever you can manage — on every single person in that consulate.†
Chpt 17
Everyone else, from the Hong Kong and Kowloon police to the 'specialists' who worked the American consulate gathering information for payment gave Nelson as clean a bill of health as was respectable in the territory.†
Chpt 17
'Because I do have several photographs in my vault at the consulate,' lied Catherine Staples.†
Chpt 17
Insert the consulate disk and search it through the computer.†
Chpt 17
I'm bringing her in to the consulate under the full protection of my government.†
Chpt 18
If you doubt that, I suggest you call your consulate.†
Chpt 20
The scant information was so electrifying that all concentration was riveted on the crisis, and Catherine Staples telephoned her consulate telling the High Commissioner that she was not well and would not attend the strategy conference with the Americans that afternoon.†
Chpt 20
...Oh, yes, the young man from the consulate.†
Chpt 20

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(1) (consulate)
the offices where a consul works; or a consul (a diplomat appointed by a government to live in a foreign country, help its citizens visiting that country, and protect its commercial interests there)
(2) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)
Consulate general references a building that serves a consul general (a high ranking consul).

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consulate
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The Bourne Supremacy
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