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5 +2 | Argentine Foreign Office/Ministry of Foreign Affairs |
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5 -1 | Argentinean Chancellery |
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5 -1 | Argentine chancery |
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4 | Argentine Chancellory |
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Argentine Foreign Office/Ministry of Foreign Affairs Explanation: This is it. Luck! terry -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2002-05-22 16:35:57 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Dan: Just wanted to say you should be careful here. From vast experience, I can assure you that the terms I\'ve used are the most common---if it refers to the Ministry (in the U.S., it\'s the State Department). It is DEFINITELY NOT an embassy nor a consulate---although an embassy can have a \"chancellery or chancery\". The following terms (copied and pasted) are from the Oxford Superlex: cancillería f a (de una embajada) chancery, chancellery b (AmS) (ministerio) þState Department (in US), þForeign Office (in UK) Again from experience, \"apostiles\" on documents always bear the stamp of a Ministry---unless they specifically state (and I\'ve never seen it) \"Chancellery of the XXX Embassy\". Luck! terry Oxford + exp. |
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