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'The Diplomite' is a compelling account of the author's life experiences growing up so far from home. From India to Vienna, Diana Carr was always an outsider, and learned what it is like to be the 'other'. This is a story about what it is like to be a young representative of the United States and staying calm in the face of danger. This is a story about how no matter what, the author's parents kept her family safe. This is a story about the strength and importance of family.

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'The Diplomite' is a compelling account of the author's life experiences growing up so far from home. From India to Vienna, Diana Carr was always an outsider, and learned what it is like to be the 'other'. This is a story about what it is like to be a young representative of the United States and staying calm in the face of danger. This is a story about how no matter what, the author's parents kept her family safe. This is a story about the strength and importance of family.

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Diana Carr's childhood was spent in India, France, Austria, Iran, and Egypt, where her father was assigned as a U.S. Foreign Service Officer. With degrees in anthropology, developmental psychology, and guided language acquisition, she taught for thirty-three years. Now, she is a UCI Writing Fellow and lives in San Clemente among friends and family (including three great grandchildren). Through her memoir, "The Diplomite", she hopes to laud the dedication and patriotism of our Foreign Service representatives.