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... be used to label every person on earth. And they needed to be conditioned to using their bodies for identification purposes: retina scans, biometric passports, handprints, thumbprints, etc. All of this has been leading up to the microchip implant... the Mark of the Beast....

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...close-scented gambling rooms, the shabby adventures of half-deserted spas, the shelving beaches of foreign watering-places, concealed accents, stolen passports, impoverished counts and impertinent ladies' maids.... Trollope's most serious attempt to escape from his own personality. - Walpole (Summary by )...

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...me for some time to further your spiritual education. Please give me your passports and plane tickets.’ Prakash’s father nodded obediently and they ... ...illage. He pulled out a knife and a small stick of glue. ‘Now, I take the passports like so. I pull back the plastic covering and stick Theo’s photo ... ...w as he went. On top of the bus, Buntee pulled out the f ight tickets and passports. ‘So we’re f ying in three and a half hours,’ he said with trace... ...o the immigration desk, the off cial seemed half-asleep. He stamped their passports without even looking up. They took their seats on the plane and ...

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...g allergies, and so forth. We can identify our citizens without the aid of passports so illegal immigrants cannot falsify papers. ―We got the...

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...es. "When can your men be ready?" "As soon as they receive the documents and passports." Soule spoke without hesitation. "How many will you need?... ...room in Aden, Hakeem smiled. Soule's plan was perfect. The Mexican papers and passports had been delivered to all the cells. Tomorrow, the fifty most...

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...r. Leaving the shipyard was as easy as taking an evening stroll. Legalities and passports held no meaning for the young adventurer. Aaron knew what ...

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...ducation in a state must they also be entitled to driver‘s licenses, U.S. passports, rent subsidies, food stamps, Medicare and Medicaid, small busin...

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...ountries, and those in power; can pull the strings necessary to get visas and passports. Only the rich have enough money to immigrate to richer coun... ...en of that Nation. You won’t find one damn passport. Because citizenship and passports are only for rich people living in rich Nations. When was...

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...rawn, and, in accordance with this decision, to hand to his Excellency his passports. Notwithstanding this unexpected action of the German Government,...

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... mentioned among those of the Ambassador’s household for whom she demanded passports. Her position rendered this no matter of difficulty, and it was w... ...ned, and only accepted the services of the gentlemen so far as to have her passports renewed, as was needful, since they were to be conveyed by the ve... ...ed, with much anxiety as well as curiosity, his manner of dealing with her passports, which she would not let out of her own hand. She saw in a moment... ...y before again rejoining 47 Yo n g e him. You see where I have placed our passports? My daugh- ter knows it likewise; but in case of their being take...

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...is here, if I remember, that the Austrian officials demand the travellers’ passports. At least in those days they did so. These officials have now ret...

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...ers in Hist. Parl. iv. 44).) An accursed, incurable brood; all asking for ‘passports, ’ in these sacred days. Trouble, of riot- ing, chateau-burning, ... ...rds Rome, seemingly; or one knows not whither. They are not without King’s passports, countersigned; and what is more to the purpose, a serviceable Es... ...evel themselves fore and aft through the two Coach- doors: “Mesdames, your Passports?”—Alas! Alas! Sieur Sausse, Procureur of the Township, Tallow-cha... ...s of Fate below. Foreign Ambassadors, English Lord Gower have all demanded passports; are driving indignantly towards their respective homes. So, then...

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...d by M. de Fiesque, who had been so civilly treated that Mademoiselle gave passports for the Queen’s wagons to come through Paris; and it was consider... ... tell you further. He also bears a letter that will secure you letters and passports from the Queen- Regent. When next you hear of me it will be with ... ...was almost to Calais, where we embarked for the Meuse, and there, when our passports had been ex- amined and our baggage searched, in how different a ... ...ers and windmills. Sir Andrew had been there before, and after showing our passports, and paying our fare to the boatman, who received it in a leather... ...P BRIDAL PEARLS EARLS EARLS EARLS EARLS WHEN ONCE over the border, and our passports duly exam- ined, we breathed freely, and at our first resting-pla...

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...ou going to do in Paris?” “We are going with a mission to Her Majesty, the Queen of England.” “Ah, every one seems to be going to see the queen of Eng... ...ngland.” “Ah, every one seems to be going to see the queen of England. We have already at the station three gentlemen whose passports are under examin... ...ed with citizens and common people, some playing, some drinking, some talking. In a corner, almost hidden from view, were three gentlemen, who had pre... ... shortest of those three gentlemen?” “No.” “He looked to me—but ’tis impossible.” At this instant the sergeant, who had been for his orders, returned,... ...“What is the matter with you, my friend?” asked the lat- ter. “I have—doubtless I am dreaming; tell me, sir,” he said to the sergeant, “do you know th... ...is men: “Allow these gentlemen to pass,” he said; “they are friends 595 Dumas of the Duc de Beaufort.” “Long live the Duc de Beaufort!” cried the sen...

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... was for the matter ending. It is said, he offered Torrijos and his people passports, and British protection, to any country of the world except Spain... ...ion, to any country of the world except Spain: Torrijos did not accept the passports; spoke of go- 80 The Life of John Sterling ing peaceably to this... ...Calvert was better, and able to go with us. He was in force again, and our passports were all settled so as to enable us to start on the morning of th...

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...he handed me my papers with a sorrowful expression, as if they had been my passports for Hades. 7 Joseph Conrad While I was putting them away he murm...

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...es to an ad venturous knight; but they would be doubly valuable as certain passports to the father’s favour, which was one step towards that of the ...

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...the English nobility here were present at it. (The Vis- count Castlewood’s passports) were refused to him, ’twas said; his lordship being sued by a go... ... those that had the key, that The King will take the Viscount Castlewood’s passports and travel to England under that lord’s name. His Majesty will be...

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...the steamer. Chapter VII WHICH ONCE MORE DEMONSTRATES THE USE- LESSNESS OF PASSPORTS AS AIDS TO DETECTIVES The detective passed down the quay, and rap... ... think he is, consul, he will come.” “T o have his passport visaed?” “Yes. Passports are only good for annoying honest folks, and aiding in the flight...

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..., which is called the chancery. It was in time of war, and there were many passports issued. For each of these passports a sequin was paid to the secr... ...lian did not forget. As soon as the new regulation I had made, relative to passports, was known, none but pretended Frenchmen, who in a gibberish the ... ...; I will not suffer you to touch a penny of the perqui- sites arising from passports.” Perceiving he could gain noth- ing by these means he had recour... ...s, how- ever, did not prevent my giving a small part of the produce of the passports to the Abbe de Binis, a good creature, and who was far from prete... ...ou imagine that he who does not receive from the French his perquisite for passports, which he found his established right, is a man likely to sell th...