diplomat

01. He has worked as a [diplomat] to France for many years.

02. A peace settlement in the Middle East would be a major triumph for American [diplomacy].

03. He was very [diplomatic] in his criticism of her artwork.

04. The President has demanded an apology before full [diplomatic] relations can be re-established.

05. "I'm afraid, we aren't really suited to each other," she answered [diplomatically] when he asked her why she wouldn't go out with him.

06. He has just been appointed to a position as a [diplomat] attached to the Italian Embassy.

07. In the summer of 2000, Canada established full [diplomatic] relations with North Korea, only the third country in the world to do so.

08. Robert Frost once said that a [diplomat] is a man who always remembers a woman's birthday, but never remembers her age.

09. There is a Greek proverb which states that to deceive a [diplomat] speak the truth; he has no experience with it.

10. The reign of the Egyptian queen Hatshepsut was notable for its [diplomatic] mission.

11. Chou En-Lai once said that all [diplomacy] is a continuation of war by other means.

12. Isaac Goldberg once said that [diplomacy] is to do and say the nastiest thing in the nicest way.

13. Caskie Stinnett once remarked that a [diplomat] is a person who can tell you to go to hell in such a way that you actually look forward to the trip.

14. Liechtenstein is so small that it has no [diplomatic] representation abroad, except in Switzerland.

15. Tony Benn once stated that all war represents a failure of [diplomacy].

16. Because it is such a small country, Belize's [diplomatic] affairs are mainly handled by British embassies.

17. Someone once suggested that when a [diplomat] says yes, he means maybe; when he says maybe, he means no; when he says no, he is no [diplomat].

18. In 1979, the U.S. and China finally established [diplomatic] relations 30 years after the foundation of the People's Republic.