What does EXPAT stand for?

Ex-Patriate

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Byline: EMYR WILLIAMS THANKS to a change of heart by the National Eisteddfod Board and Council, ex-patriates will play a prominent role in next week's festival in Mold, for instance in the Wales and the World welcome ceremony.

WALES: Ex-pats get deserved recognition; EISTEDDFOTA

The Roadhouse is a British bar with an American twist and is celebrating a successful first 12 months of trading and entertaining everyone, from Swiss students to ex-patriates.

Bar inspires ex-policeman

Banco Halifax Hispania, the Spanish arm of the Halifax, said 500,000 British citizens own properties in Spain and demand for property within the ex-patriate areas of Costa Blanca, Costa Calida and Costa del Sol is still increasing.

Brits all off to sunny Spain

THIS month a 69-year-old ex-patriate returns to Britain to be made a Dame by the Queen in recognition of her services to acting, despite not having made a decent film for 34 years.

Brian Reade's column: End of honours is Taylor made

Alec Rattray was an ex-patriate friend of Atholl who lived in Montana and first heard that he was still alive.

Message that ended heartache