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car·net  (kär-n)
n.
1. An official pass or permit, especially one for crossing national boundaries.
2. A book of postage stamps.
[French, notebook, carnet, from Old French quernet, pocket notebook, from quaer, quire; see quire1.]
carnet [kar-nay]
Noun
a customs licence permitting motorists to take their cars across certain frontiers [French: notebook]


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The editor of the Bude edition explains that "Les essais, commentationes et commentarii, designent l'ouvrage mis en oeuvre comme fait de morceaux independants: essais, etudes, notes, cahiers, carnets, feuillets.
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In the spring of 1959 he noted in his Carnets that he was now wandering "among the debris as an outlaw, drawn and quartered, alone and accepting to be so, resigned to my singularities and weaknesses.
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Taking into account the need for a system of customs transit applicable world-wide, the Council recommended that Governments which had not yet done so consider accepting the 1975 Customs Convention on the International Transport of Goods under Cover of TIR Carnets and should consequently introduce the TIR system in their national legislation and regulations (1984/79).
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