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This fine ancient Visa was taken down from recitation in West Gothland.
When a person is hurt by a nettle, cassia leaves are rubbed on the injured place with the words "tôra kola visa netâ kahambaliyâ visa eta.
In the fourth book of Virgil's AEneid, the song of the male owl is fatal-- "Seraque culminibus ferali carmine Bubo Visa queri et longas in fletum ducere voces.
Law, foreseeing the renewed rage which the visa would excite, determined to leave France.
Then a general visa was ordered, consisting of an examination of the whole mass of shares, with the purpose of annulling the greater portion of those which belonged to the enriched stock-jobbers.
The last visa I see was at Meaux, a fortnight since.
The other, who was his master, held out his passport with the request that the consul would do him the favour to visa it.
They would do a lot better with a VISA card at K-Mart.
He registered at Columbia as a graduate researcher in the engineering department to legitimize his student visa and would commence classes on January 2.
The documents went at once to the police, and returned in the morning with the visa of the chief.
The visa certified there were no charges against us, pecuniary or otherwise, and allowed us to remain or depart at our pleasure.
On the morning after my arrival the proprietor of the house asked for my passport; when it returned it bore the visa of the chief of police.
Congressman Ford, as I understand it, one of the stamps in the passport, which would be in Russian, indicates the visa that he got in Helsinki, and also indicates the length of time he was permitted to stay.
Oswald intends to institute an application for an exit visa immediately upon his return to Minsk within the next few days.
Do you know any other case during the period when you were in Moscow of an American who had married a Soviet wife and was given an exist visa as quickly and as easily as Oswald and Marina were given theirs?
Had he made any attempt to get a visa or to announce that he was going to try to pick up a visa in Helsinki?
I want to straighten out if I can this question of the delay in the issuance of an exit visa for Mrs. Oswald.
When Oswald first came in, and either placed his passport on the desk or the table, or you asked for it, did you note that he had overstayed his visa by 5 days?
Where in the passport would this fact be noted that he had overstayed his visa by 5 days?
When we are dealing with aliens, we are in the visa area.
And I believe it was said that that was a prerequisite to securing an exit visa from the Soviet Union.
I sort of answered her, I am pretty sure they wouldn't send her a visa now so she doesn't have to worry about it.
He wanted to get a visa to go to Russia but he would go to Russia by the way of Cuba, and she thought that he would stay in Cuba and not go to Russia.
He may have mentioned the fact that it was easier, they got their visa for he and his wife from the Russian authorities, the delay came from the American authorities, but I don't specifically know whether it did.
He did state if it had not been for their delaying the exit visa that his daughter would have been born in the United States rather than Russia.
The other, who was his master, held out his passport with the request that the consul would do him the favor to visa it.
I then went to the French ambassador who put his visa on my passport, and I was ready to go by way of France.
I informed him that the consul of Switzerland in New York put the visa on my passport, permitting me to cross Germany.
Then there was no way left to me but to go to the English mission at Kaunas to get a permit to go back via Germany, and to go to the German consul at Kaunas to put a visa on my passport for the same purpose.
As soon as we arrived at Eytkunen, the German inspector asked to see our passports, and seeing on mine no visa by the German authority, I was told to return to Berlin for the necessary signature.
But the consul at Denmark refused to put the visa on my passport unless I would send a cable to Denmark and get the consent of the government.
There will be phone calls from galleries, bids that need to be recorded, negotiating prices so everyone makes some profit, messages from students if I give classes--but the only thing is that getting a visa for that might be difficult.
