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Latest post Tue, Jul 13 2004 7:02 AM by fraserpan. 2 replies.
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fraserpan  +  37136 Tue, 13 Jul 04 07:02 AM
Could anyone tell me what an ex-pat is? Thanks!
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strunked, 5 yr 137 days ago
ex-patriot, I believe; an American who no longer resides in America.
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prabeersikdar, 5 yr 136 days ago
Its full form is expatriate i.e one who resides in another country.
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