- the
holder of a diploma,
referring to
diplomats' do****ents of
accreditation from
their sovereign.
Diplomats themselves and
historians often refer to...
- both an
introduction to The
Diplomats and a
stepping stone for the rest of the
group to be
signed to Roc-A-Fella. The
Diplomats followed Cam'ron's solo album...
- Opel
Diplomat, a
saloon car from the 1960s and '70s
Central Texas Diplomats, a
basketball team of the
United Basketball League Washington Diplomats, the...
-
fraternity on F&M’s campus. The college's
sports teams are
called the
Diplomats. Many of the
teams compete in the
Centennial Conference. Men's intercollegiate...
-
seasons of existence, the
Diplomats did not
qualify for the
playoffs until 1976,
their third year in the league. The
Diplomats were
knocked out by the New...
- city. Initially, only the
deaths of
eight Iranian diplomats was reported, but two
other diplomats and a
journalist were
later confirmed dead as well...
- the
details absolutely right." He
argued that "most
current and
former diplomats were
ready to
overlook the impurities" and were
appreciative that diplomacy...
-
declaration being used to
punish erring staff. It is also used to
expel diplomats suspected of espionage,
described as "activities
incompatible with diplomatic...
- team, the
Diplomats,
owned by
Julio Pinon, drew many of
their players, and head
coach Hugo Berly, from Club España. The
newly formed Diplomats won the inaugural...
-
Diplomats and
Military Commanders for
Change (DMCC) was an ad hoc
organization of 27
retired and
United States military officers and
Foreign Service Officers...
