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n. (plural of citizen English)
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Citizens ( ; ; ; ; shortened as C's), officially Citizens–Party of the Citizenry, is a liberal political party in Spain which is described by itself as centre-left and postnationalist. Citizens presents itself as a party which offers a mix of social democracy and liberal-progressive positions on its platform.
It was founded in Catalonia, in whose Parliament it has 25 deputies. It opposes Catalan nationalism. The leader of the party uses the phrase: "Catalonia is my homeland, Spain is my country and Europe is our future" to outline the party's ideology.
Citizens was a radio drama series, which aired twice a week from 27 October 1987 to 25 July 1991. There were 388 twenty-five-minute episodes and it was broadcast on BBC Radio 4. It was created by Marilyn Imrie and A.J. Quinn.
The series initially focussed on the residents of 5 Limerick Road in the fictional South London borough of Ditcham:
- landlady Alex Parker ( Kate Duchêne), a single parent, originally from Norwich;
- Liverpudlian twins Julia Brennan ( Beverly Hills) and Michael Brennan ( Russell Boulter);
- merchant banker Hugh Hamilton ( James MacPherson) from Kilmarnock;
- doctor Anita Sharma ( Seeta Indrani) from Birmingham; and
- Ernest Bond ( Brian Murphy), who lived in the ground floor flat with his Siamese cat Salome.
Alex, Julia, Michael, Hugh and Anita had all met as students in Leicester.
Citizens is the first studio album by the Christian rock band Citizens, which was released on March 12, 2013 by BEC Recordings and Mars Hill Music, and the producer on the album is Brian Eichelberger. This album has seen critical success.
Usage examples of "citizens".
Most of these were Syrians, Cilicians, Cypriots, and the hot-blooded citizens of those quarrelsome Semitic states around the Palus Asphaltites in Palestina.
They moved toward the oatmeal stall with the gait of Citizens, arms limp, feet scarcely lifted, slumped forward a little.
For that reason, it was almost impossible for him to make friends among the Citizens and gradually he had almost stopped trying.
Boyne, already far down the road, chasing a knot of Citizens around a corner.
It was a measure of what pressures were on the Citizens that at any moment there might be one gram of pressure too much, and one of them would crack.
Wherever people survived, in shadowy remnants of cities called Khartoum and Chicago and Beijing, the Citizens smiled with controlled joy at the sky.
Donation of fluid, which is proper for Citizens who have grossly misbehaved.
Sun, and as many of the three hundred citizens of Wheeling as could manage it were in the courtyard of the old Federal Building to watch.
The dozen or so Citizens whose rank permitted them to assist then solemnly dissolved the spinal fluids in water and ceremoniously drank the potion down, at which time it was proper to offer a small poem in commentary.
At an age when future Citizens would have been learning their Little Pitcher Ways, these children were learning to fight.
Where once it had patiently waited for the state that Citizens knew as meditation on connectivity, and the Pyramid itself perhaps knew as a stage of ripeness in the fruits of its wrist-watch mine, now it wanted a different taste.
Item, the old distinctions between Citizen and Wolf no longer made too much sense now that so many Citizens fought shoulder to shoulder with Sons of the Wolf.
When I found you were coming I asked several rather well known Citizens to come here later this evening.
Marius discovered, much resentment of the newer Brundisium, and this in turn had led to a great deal of sympathy for the Italian Allied citizens within the lower strata of the town.
I opened our armies to the Head Count, I gave Rome fresh blood in the form of a class of citizens who never before had been of real use.