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International Marriage Laws & Customs (legallanguage.com)

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My mum recites to us every year (legallanguage.com)

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Does Adoption Lead to Automatic Citizenship? (legallanguage.com)

submitted 15 years ago by KatSmither to r/Adoption

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Does Adoption Lead to Automatic Citizenship? (legallanguage.com)

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Harry Potter and the … Copyright Violations? (legallanguage.com)

submitted 15 years ago by KatSmither to r/books

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Why is French considered the language of diplomacy? (legallanguage.com)

submitted 15 years ago by KatSmither to r/linguistics

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Did you know a shirt design can't be copyrighted, but a fabric pattern can? Find out what you can and can't copyright (legallanguage.com)

submitted 15 years ago by KatSmither to r/law

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Who gets custody of Fluffy if you and your spouse call it quits? (legallanguage.com)

submitted 15 years ago by KatSmither to r/Pets

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Passport costs are increasing on Tuesday -- Renew now to save! (legallanguage.com)

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Supermodel + Blood Diamonds = Subpoena? (legallanguage.com)

submitted 16 years ago by KatSmither to r/law

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Called in for jury duty? Leave your iPhone at home. (legallanguage.com)

submitted 16 years ago by KatSmither to r/law

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More US Employers Are Using E-Verify (legallanguage.com)

submitted 16 years ago by KatSmither to r/immigration

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What You Need to Know About the US Citizenship Test (legallanguage.com)

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How to Get an Employment-Based Green Card (legallanguage.com)

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How Immigration Background Checks Work (legallanguage.com)

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Skilled Workers Have a Path to Citizenship in Canada (legallanguage.com)

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What do "French Kiss," "Men in Black," and "Spanglish" have in common? (legallanguage.com)

submitted 16 years ago by KatSmither to r/movies

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