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diplomatic corps

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diplomatic corps
n.
The body of diplomatic personnel in residence at a nation's capital.
diplomatic corps, body
n
(Government, Politics & Diplomacy) the entire body of diplomats accredited to a given state
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Noun1.diplomatic corpsdiplomatic corps - the body of diplomatic personnel    
corps diplomatique, diplomatic service
corps - a body of people associated together; "diplomatic corps"
Translations
diplomatic corps n → corpo diplomatico
diplomatic corps n → corpo diplomatico


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Perhaps it is time to think about a larger diplomatic corps, or at least a government more committed to seeing diplomacy as a means of meeting world crises.
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And a covice president of the European Commission, also the single EU minister for foreign affairs, would have coordinated policy on pre-existing EU functions and on new institutions, such as a diplomatic corps and the European Defense Agency.
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Hurrying past the embarrassing fact of Papa Wojtyla's unwavering opposition to the use of armed force in international affairs, and especially the Iraq war, Weigel blames this pusillanimity on the papal diplomatic corps, and looks to Papa Ratzinger to inaugurate a new "Augustinian" realism in the Vatican, one that will be more understanding of the foreign and economic policy of the (no doubt dynamically orthodox) Bush White House.
Really? by Duffy, Eamon / Commonweal
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