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Laissez Passer
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Laissez Passer
A one-way travel document often issued as an emergency passport. A laissez passer may be issued by a national government or sometimes an international organization. Most frequently, one is issued to a stateless person, to a person fleeing a humanitarian crisis, or to a citizen of an unrecognized government.
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Les participantes pourront participer a des ateliers particuliers, interroger les chefs de file, prendre contact avec les collegues et elles auront l'occasion d'obtenir gratuitement un laissez-passer au choix pour l'une de nos activites de 2009.
Your professional growth./Votre croissance professionnelle by Ziebarth, Susan / Canadian Journal of Dental Hygiene
It imagined that getting rid of the troublemaking of the internal opposition was the laissez-passer to remaining in power for a long time.
The Socialist Union and the Price of Participation in the Government by Dar Al Hayat, International ed. (Beirut, Lebanon)
Laissez-Passer (Bertrand Tavernier, 2002) Tavernier's riveting account of the French film industry in Paris during the Second World War.
Film fans will always have Paris by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk
 
 
 
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