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Alien
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Alien
A non-citizen. An alien is a citizen of a state other than the one in which he/she resides, works, and/or visits. Aliens usually have restrictions on working in other countries. Many countries also have restrictions on how much investment or ownership of property aliens are allowed to have. A few countries forbid foreign investment entirely, though many encourage investment by aliens as it brings capital into the countries.


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(9) It is the appearing of that mysterious alterity that hides in being, in the body that encompasses your own, that holds you, not with the strength of enfolding arms, but with a tender otherness, an essential alienness to yourself.
(6) As Laura Hyun Yi Kang points out, issues of national exclusion and inclusion, of alienness and citizenship, are played out in histories of Asian American women's immigration and naturalization (132-44).
The actual meditation of equanimity is cultivation of the thought, "May all sentient beings abide in an equanimity free from intimacy and alienness, desire and hatred.
 
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