meaning of:  trying to cross the border with borrowed credentials?
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well, i think that youre trying to be someone youre not just to impress someone. is that ok? can you understand it? or i need to elaborate it? for example, you're going to have a job interview, you want the job badly. so youre going to say that youre good even youre not, so you can get the job. get it?\nwell. if you dont, you can mail me. and ill explain it more clearly.
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In Canada the law is that you cannot travel if you have "committed an offense for which a pardon has not been granted" (I got my passport a while ago)
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Maybe, contact immigration
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Well if I am reading the question right and you are asking for the definintion of requirement an example would be:\n\nIt is a requirement for you to sign in.\n\nWhich means you have to do it.\n\nYes sometimes hard to figure out what they mean.
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be suspicious, of anyone crossing your borders illegally... if it isn't a crime, it should be... if someone enters your home without permission, then it is trespass or burglary, if you are crossing a border without the knowledge of the relevant authorities, then you will of course be committing a crime. Any person who does this would of course also, be aware they are committing a crime... personally speaking I'd say if there is no absolute genuine reason for any person crossing a border, especially in this day and age of globalised terrorism, they should be deported, straight away, no messing about with paperwork... they should also be handed over too there native countries authorities... if someone is pleading persecution, then the question has to be asked... Why are they being persecuted in the first place? Was it because they themselves have committed a crime?\nIt's a hard question to answer, but every nation has a right to defend it's borders... \nThe real answer is quite possibly... it is already too late, as the enemy is already within!
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It means 'An abled expatriate can not simply over shadowing the local expert/ professionals. '\n\n过江龙, yes it is a river crossing dragon.  Normally in chinese it means a person (hero or respected person, generally a good man) that comes from outside, be it from the other village, province, or far away country.\n\nActually 地头虫, the 虫 is read is Chong, means worms.  The right word is Snake, spell as Ser.  (Beg your pardon, my computer can not type chinese).\n\n地头虫 means the local people, normally containing negative connotation.  The one that is well know, and know the way around.  \n\n难means difficult.  \n压means to press.  \n\n难压can be difficult to supress, or hard to press it down, or difficult to win.\n\nIn plain words, it means, show respect to the local people, they may have some valuable knowledge to get things done.
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it's danish\nit means you are restricted from accessing a homepage.\nhjemmesiden = homepage\nadgangsbeskyttet = restricted admission\n\n\n*** i went to the page... it's asking for a password.  i'm assuming the site is only for administrators or something.
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Dictionary   \n\nnon·in·ter·ven·tion (nŏnĭn-tər-vĕn'shən)\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\nnoun \nFailure or refusal to intervene, especially in the affairs of another nation. \nderivatives\nnonin·ter·ven'tion·ist
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The literal meaning is "from faith ,confidence"\nwhich we might translate as "out of faith comes confidence"\nor "out of faith comes trust".\n\nNot sure of the origins. The words could be used with religious sense but in other ways too.
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Hello,\n\nWhat you are probably referring to is a "Matricula Consula" -- an identification created by the Mexican government and its consular branch to validate a Mexican citizen's status OUTSIDE of Mexico. It is usually to indicate temporary placement in the United States in lieu of a legitimate passport. You may obtain it at any Mexican consulate.
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I think it means...\n\nWhen you belong to a certain social group, it is as if you were in a fishbowl -- on display -- so, trying to get away from that group is difficult.  Here, the displacer is the person from whom you wish to turn your back.\n\nThe second part of the sentence means that if both you and the person from whom you wish to turn away are similar, it is going to be even more difficult, because you are friends of some sort, with much in common.\n\nI hope I'm right!
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And this is studing abroad catagory?
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If he is an illegal immigrant one option is to move back to the country he came from. The word illegal means that a law has been broken. Another option is that he can turn himself into the INS. I understand you wanting to help your friend, but I don't understand what would make you think the rest of us would want to ingage in illegal activity.
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(Learn to spell) To get to the other side.
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This means without borders, or no borders or as the French say, "sans frontiers". It would be sort of like the USA, where everyone is free to travel and move to any state they choose.
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Sharing.  A handshake (maybe to seal a deal).  Following.  Making a leap of faith.
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It means that people are smuggling people into another country illegally. Just like drug trafficking, human trafficking is the crossing of country borders illegally.