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Identity Papers

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Identity Papers 

(Russian udostoverenie), an official document attesting to the identity and legal status of the bearer, for example, a deputy of a representative body, an employee of a government agency or public organization, or a member of the armed forces. In the USSR the passport is the single document attesting to the identity of a citizen. In some cases, for example, for members of the armed forces, identity papers replace the passport and are simultaneously attestations of identity and official service certificates.



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5 million Swiss francs offered by Polanski together with supporting measures -- deposit of identity papers, house arrest under electronic monitoring -- as being sufficient to avert the risk of flight," it said.
5 million Swiss francs offered by Polanski together with supporting measures -- deposit of identity papers, house arrest under electronic monitoring -- as being sufficient to avert the risk of flight," it said.
She said he had no identity papers on him and police believed that Nguyen may in fact be another person who was born in 1969.
 
 
 
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