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The story mentions 'good character' as a key requirement for British nationality. This isn't just about avoiding serious crime; it also includes things like not breaking immigration rules or being truthful in applications. It's a broad assessment of whether someone is a fit and proper person to become a citizen, aiming to protect the integrity of the system.
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