anyone know what 'constituent service' means?
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That you live in the area that is represented by your Council Member, and they must serve you by helping you with a problem or complaint in regards to your neighborhood.
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They are a group of citizens who patrol the borders of the United States. They are all colors of concerned citizens. They must pass background checks before being allowed to be a minuteman. They are NOT allowed to detain or "rough up" the illegals, only to call the border patrol and inform them of the illegal's presence. Some people will call them vigilantes, but this is only because they do not support any measure that hinders illegals from coming over here.
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Division of Family Services.\nEmployment office.
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serving as a part of a whole; a component\n\nalso\n\nauthorized to amend a constitution
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Good for you for including the context you've seen this in.\n\nBut...I suspect this isn't a "police" term.  If you're talking about getting into or out of rehab, it's most likely a term used by the folks running the rehab program.\n\nStill, someone here might know.  I've never heard the term and can't even imagine what it stands for.
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Well, if you're asking what it means it just means that it leans to the agenda of a certain political party. It is frowned upon mostly though because things usually work out better if single-party agendas are put aside and a Bi-Partisan or cooperative agreement can be reached that are better for the country all around.
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There have been many cases where the welfare people just don't ask if the people applying for services are citizens, kind of like don't ask-don't tell.  I think it sucks!
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umm.. is this from the preamble? it is talking about benefiting the whole nation.. by every aspect of life.. as is general, as meaning broad.. and welfare as in well being and stuffness.. and it is everyone because it is we the people of the united states.. blah blah.. ordain and establish the constitution of the united states of America
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Don't know anything about this service, but will find out!!!!!
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Though this is a typo kind of jargon, it means respond;Please reply,Call me back etc.Hope this helps
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The Immigration and Naturalization Service ceased to exist as a part of the department of jusice on March 1, 2003.  Most of their responsibilities were transfered to the Department of Homeland Security that same month.  Three bureaucracies were established within the DHS to take its place. All three of them are more concerned with security than anything else and as a result the services they provide are suffering despite increased spending.\n\nRegards,\nArmus
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Giving service to others: see something that needs done (weeding a garden, picking up trash...) and doing it without being asked to.  Doing something without expecting renumeration.  Good luck
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by the parliament...they revised..when there is a need brought up...then they will have there amendent made....\n\nand it also count..from which government u are from..i mean..are u from a democratic country..republic...cuz they process are different...but the root answer is..contitution are revised in the parliament
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It means that whoever has this written on there is an outstanding warrant for there arrest and immediate extradition to the country that they came from. ORI=? could mean origin country.
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It is a number issued by the social security administration to US citizens. Foreign nationals have a similar number used for taxes etc. You will need one before you can get a job. You also need one for your parents to claim you as an exemption on their taxes. You use this number when you file your taxes, when you get a job, when you apply for credit, when you apply for many government benefits and to draw your social security retirement when you retire. You can get more information here: http://www.ssa.gov/
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I don't know. I suppose you are referring to politicians...because given the number of democratic citizens out there I'm sure one has used it in a debate w/ a fellow citizen sometime this week.  Though they do tend to mudsling. \n\nThis is all I could find online for you. Sorry...(below)\n\nBest of Luck!
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I've never heard of a police officer being a "social servant." A "civil servant," yes, like any other person enployed by a government or governmental agency.