<p><b>A:</b> Jean, could you help me?</p>

              <p><b>B:</b> Sure, Marie. What do you need?</p>

              <p><b>A:</b> Oh, it's this registration form I have to fill out for school; 

                there's a line that I don't know what to do with.</p>

              <p><b>B:</b> Which one? </p>

              <p><b>A:</b> Where it says &quot;Country of Origin.&quot; I was born in 

                France, but when I was a baby we moved to California. That's where 

                I lived until I went to university. </p>

              <p><b>B:</b> Your mother's an American citizen, right?</p>

              <p><b>A:</b> Yes, she is. She was born and raised in Texas.</p>

              <p><b>B:</b> And you have a U.S. Passport?</p>

              <p><b>A:</b> Yes, I do.</p>

              <p><b>B:</b> Well, then, don't worry about that part. It's only for people 

                who aren't American citizens.</p>

              <p><b>A:</b> Thanks, that's everything; I'm finished! All I need now is 

                a stamp and an envelope.</p>

              <p><br>

              </p>