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26 Dec 2016
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Question about English (US)
What does i'm a national mean?
What does i'm a national mean?
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well in the U.S.A if you are a national you are not a citizen of the country but you live in territory of the country. like people who live in Puerto Rico or other islands that belong to the U.S. you can apply to be a citizen later and can travel to and from the country.... does this make sense?
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