Fluent rapper, textured crooner, sings easier than most fluent rappers, hooks easier than most textured crooners.
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The changes make for a more refined version of Fluent Design, and should hopefully avoid the somewhat inconsistent implementation of Fluent across Microsoft's own first-party Windows 10 apps.
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DEFINITELY GOOD THAT THEY'LL BE FLUENT IN MANDARIN OR --.
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"They are in full agreement," Kono said, speaking fluent English.
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We'll help you become fluent in the language of CrossFit.
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We wouldn't be surprised if Colbert were fluent in Elvish.
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His dedication to becoming fluent distinguished him from other foreigners.
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AIMS is making sure more Africans are fluent in it. ■
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This new Fluent Design will include updates to apps, too.
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He soon became a fluent fixture on American news shows.
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Kevin Rudd, an Australian prime minister, was fluent in Mandarin.
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Now he is fluent in five different types of crypto.
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Both men spoke in fluent Korean, which CNN has translated.
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Even fluent Mandarin speakers rarely find jobs outside their region.
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Never gotten around to becoming fluent in a second language?
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He speaks fluent Spanish in his 79 percent Latino district.
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Additionally, all partners will be fluent in American sign language.
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He's also a polyglot, fluent in English, Arabic, and Japanese.
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Grisha inherited their cosmopolitanism and became fluent in seven languages.
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Since he was fluent in Spanish, he represented striking farm
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He is fluent in the tongues peculiar to his work.
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They are almost all fully Americanized and fluent in English.
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Their children speak fluent Arabic and have taken Quran classes.
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Sanders is not a fluent speaker, and his formulations grate.
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Separation occurs when one player is more fluent than another.
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He is married to a Frenchwoman and speaks fluent French.
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Fluent in Arabic and regional customs, committed to a spirit
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Fluent in German, he studied briefly in Bonn and Cologne.
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You can ask them, but they'll tell you I'm fluent.
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She was fluent in French and had studied in Paris.
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Turns out, she's fluent in ASL -- and it definitely shows.
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He was fluent in a wide array of musical styles.
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The narrator speaks fluent English with a South African twang.
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Then he worked to become more fluent in the data.
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Fluent in both Thai and English, the transition was natural.
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Former Russian World Chess Champion Garry Kasparov joked on Twitter that Trump might top Democratic vice presidential nominee Tim Kaine's fluent Spanish by speaking fluent Russian, alluding to his alleged close ties with Putin.
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"I'm pretty fluent on the issues of foreign policy," he said.
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"I would like to be fluent in real languages," Emmert said.
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From there, I contacted Jodie [Foster] because she spoke fluent French.
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Being fluent in English, one of Canada's two official languages, helps.
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Not all avid travelers are fluent in all the world's languages.
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Microsoft is making this fully customizable with its Fluent Design elements.
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" One day, she hopes to become fluent herself: "That's my dream.
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Fluent Polish, picked up from customers in his grandmother's general store.
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In 22012 about half the population was reasonably fluent in it.
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Office is set to get revamp with the Fluent design language.
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Michael Fassbender speaks fluent German (his real-life father is German).
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Al-Jubeir speaks German as well as fluent English and Arabic.
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The first lady, by the way, is fluent in five languages.
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I'd answer, and these guys would hear me speaking fluent French.
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We were raised in Australia, but we all speak fluent Vietnamese.
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At the end, I was told I was 65 percent fluent.
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But I'll never, ever get anywhere close to fluent with Duolingo.
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To the ears of many French voters, Macron's fluent econo-speak
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But I wasn't always fluent in the ways of detecting bull.
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Some have as few as two or three fluent speakers left.
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He is fluent in Oromo, Amharic, Tigrinya as well as English.
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"I'm basically almost fluent now," he said, perhaps overstating his proficiency.
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Further, most are fluent in the language of their native countries.
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Unlike the German, he addressed the crowd afterwards in fluent Italian.
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"My story began in this town," Bryant said in fluent Italian.
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I ended up with a sub-fluent command of spoken Vietnamese.
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They spoke fluent Persian and fully understood the Revolutionary Guards ethos.
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Buchan is fluent in Spanish and has long studied the culture.
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"What are you doing in Kashgar?" he asked in fluent English.
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All the teachers are fluent in Spanish, according to Mr. Acosta.
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She had fluent femininity, the passive grace of a native speaker.
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Fluent Design: Similarly to Google's move in 2014, Microsoft has unveiled a set of design guidelines, called Fluent Design, aimed at helping developers build consistent looks for their apps across Windows devices, including in virtual reality.
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After going through the school system, she became more fluent in English.
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He studies with a French tutor every day and is getting fluent.
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When she returns to their log cabin, she apologizes in fluent Italian.
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Since she wasn't fluent in English, she would sing the covers phonetically.
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Like Mr Trudeau, he is fluent in French, the language of Quebec.
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He speaks fluent Spanish and worked as a Catholic missionary in Honduras.
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Horbaczewski, who speaks fluent press release, is rattling off figures at me.
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Fluent is also meant to offer support for different types of input.
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She speaks native French and German and is also fluent in English.
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Mr Buttigieg is not fluent in all of them, as he admits.
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That's according to a six-month running survey from marketing firm Fluent.
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He is worldlier and cleverer than his predecessor, and speaks fluent English.
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Of course, it was hard in other ways, because I'm not fluent.
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Now he's living with Germans and studying, and his German is fluent.
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She was one of the last fluent speakers of our tribal language.
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Brianna's Mexican, and Bill's fluent in Spanish, which he says certainly helped.
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Ftouhi understands and speaks some English, but is mostly fluent in French.
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Merkel herself grew up in communist East Germany and speaks fluent Russian.
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There was a Bollywood dancer and fluent Spanish speakers among Lindsay's suitors.
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Microsoft is also bringing more of its Fluent Design to Windows 10.
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He says it took him 3 years to become fluent in English.
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My father graduated from university in Vietnam and he spoke fluent English.
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He is fluent in Xhosa, the dominant African language in his region.
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"We talked about music and girls," said Salas, who speaks fluent Spanish.
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Many people from Curaçao are fluent in Dutch, English, Spanish and Papiamento.
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Tezuka is perhaps one of the youngest people fluent in the skill.
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After the service, I approach him and he switches to fluent Mandarin.
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We have to look for Pashtuns who are fluent in all languages.
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Mr. McMurray speaks fluent Korean and his wife is of Korean heritage.
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The Icelandic director Oskar Thor Axelsson is clearly fluent in horror conventions.
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Ms. Winner is an Air Force veteran fluent in several Afghan languages.
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Gwich'in has just 300 fluent speakers left, including Hinz' father, Clarence Alexander.
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Then it takes even more time and more practice to become fluent.
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I am neither historically nor politically fluent enough to unpack these answers.
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Already nearly fluent in Swedish, she teaches at two local primary schools.
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Larionov described Fike as a fluent Russian speaker but with an accent.
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She was one of the first Chinese people to learn fluent Swahili.
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She spent most of her childhood in Israel and speaks fluent Hebrew.
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Yuja speaks in fluent—more than fluent—English, punctuated by laughter that gives one to understand that what she is saying is not to be taken too seriously, and that she is not a pompous or pretentious person.
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His six-year-old son, Adilkhan, barely understands Russian, but speaks fluent Mandarin.
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Did we mention that only one of BTS' seven members speaks fluent English?
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Elsewhere, a State Department interpreter fluent in Ukrainian was providing real-time translation.
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It's possible at least some of these people were fluent in multiple languages.
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Because the song has become more fluent, you've found yourself enjoying it more.
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There's one huge catch with this job: candidates should be fluent in Japanese.
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Although it is important that those who receive the orders speak fluent Danish.
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The Korean-Canadian singer is the only fluent English speaker of the group.
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The youngsters, who have recently enrolled at local schools, are already near-fluent.
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He is fluent in electricity policy, both at the federal and state levels.
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We're all supposed to be fluent in heterosexuality, regardless of our native tongue.
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Fluent in the language, he began calling lawyers and migrant NGOs for help.
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This in-depth package of five lessons will make you fluent in Accountish.
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The data come from Fluent, a leading consumer marketing and advertising technology firm.
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The successful candidate would ideally be fluent in German as well as English.
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F.L.O.W. is our flagship program -- an acronym for the Fluent Love of Words.
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Mr Rubio was fluent and knowledgeable throughout, but that may not be enough.
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The fluent choreography, by David Dorfman, also contributes to the almost cinematic flow.
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He was fluent in the language of white nationalism, attuned to its ideas.
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Martinez's LinkedIn entry and official JWT biography said he was fluent in English.
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" Instead of saying, "I can speak Spanish," say, "I'm a fluent Spanish speaker.
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Yann is fluent in English and French, and proficient in German and Portuguese.
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He is fluent in both languages and switches between them in his speeches.
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He is fluent in Spanish and could pacify some Democrats concerned that Mrs.
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But six months later, her Portuguese now nearly fluent, she returned to class.
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Added features like LG UWM's split-screen option make multitasking effortless and fluent.
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He helped run the family's dairy and cattle businesses and spoke fluent Swahili.
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At first, they spoke little English, although the older boys are now fluent.
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He was fluent in baseball and basketball, and not so much in cricket.
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That's according to a poll conducted by Fluent, a data-driven marketing company.
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Fluent in English, Saakashvili was "our guy," ousting an aging Soviet-era bureaucrat.
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But in the water the seals were smoothly confident, fluent in the medium.
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Yeah, go ahead and say that you're fluent in French on your resumé.
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He speaks fluent English and holds degrees from Harvard University and Stanford University.
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Microsoft is bringing the animations of its "fluent" design system to Office apps.
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Here was someone who could manipulate the magicbox, who could speak fluent machine.
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And she was fluent in five languages, including English, Spanish, Italian, and French.
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He had a gift for languages, eventually becoming fluent in a half-dozen.
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He became fluent in a language he thought he would never learn — French.
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Some of us are very fluent and may not stutter much at all.
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He grew up playing with Mexican-Americans in California and speaks fluent Spanish.
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Mr. Zhang was fluent in the ways of both China and Western business.
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Zhou, an engineer by training and fluent in English, was well-liked abroad.
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However fluent, expert and elegant, it is routine contemporary partnering with new accessories.
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I traveled with my partner, who is Chinese-American and speaks fluent Mandarin.
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"That is crazy idea," said Mr. Ahmadi, in fluent but slightly fractured English.
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He speaks fluent English with a faint British accent and an American vocabulary.
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Grevers declined to disclose his annual income, but he is fluent in finance.
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I can still recite those islands, sounding momentarily like a fluent Russian speaker.
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But it's suddenly not enough to be a fluent user of software interfaces.
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He is fluent in five languages and has a degree in hotel management.
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Harward even picked up fluent Persian while he was in Iran, Martin said.
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It infuriates Mr. Castro that Republicans knock him for not speaking fluent Spanish.
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Elizabeth is, evidently, less fluent in English than she would like to appear.
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"It's extremely common to meet Arabs and Iranians who speak fluent English," he explained.
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Seven of the attackers — four from Belgium and three from France — spoke fluent French.
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Being fluent in C# is a great way to get you noticed by employers.
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I speak fluent Spanish and I've got my UEFA A-license, so we'll see.
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Fluent in English, French and German, Lubber had three children with his wife Ria.
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He helps Khan — who isn't fluent in English — with typing out letters and petitions.
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In return, the fluent Arabic speaker was given the lead role in the series.
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"She speaks fluent Arabic, and she's traveled in the Middle East," Mr. Kahn said.
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Because she doesn't speak fluent Spanish, the nurse said she often struggles to communicate.
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If you're fluent in that language, you'll probably expect others to be as well.
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Microsoft is ushering in a new design language with Windows 10, dubbed Fluent Design.
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Not only do I speak fluent English, I'm paid to correct other people's English!
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He wants her to be fluent in both cultures (and to understand their differences).
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In many ways, the ideas behind Fluent resemble those of Google's Material Design language.
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That means Fluent will support scrolling with the pen, writing into text fields, etc.
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Edge is also getting some Fluent Design improvements with prettier tabs and new effects.
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Koko's ability, it was pointed out, fell well short of a fluent human signer.
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Fluent in English, Mandarin and German, he criss-crosses the world briefing government officials.
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Kaine also speaks fluent Spanish and is a Catholic, both of which are key.
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The center-right parliamentarian has lived in Germany and is a fluent German speaker.
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Try sounding out the syllables aloud, or ask a fluent reader to help. pic.twitter.
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Three are fluent Spanish speakers, and a fourth said she speaks a little bit.
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Gore and sex aside, the author's pen produces reams of fluent, sometimes sparkling prose.
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You'll get fluent in Python, one of the most versatile and popular programming languages.
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He spoke fluent Zulu and mixed it into his traditional folk music, or 'mbaqanga'.
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He is fluent in Spanish and divides his time between California, Texas and Mexico.
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Fluent provides services to many political campaigns, including some of the 2016 president candidates.
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Today Park is near fluent in Korean, but back then was only a beginner.
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He was fluent in Farsi and widely considered an expert in Middle East relations.
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His relationship with and understanding of the President allow him to speak fluent Trumpian.
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Brown, a Mormon, speaks fluent French and has a masters degree in international business.
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The children also never spoke to or communicated with Neubrand, a fluent Spanish speaker.
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All the proprietors I met with spoke adequate Italian, but Luigi's was truly fluent.
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A divorced former newscaster, she attended a university in Egypt and speaks fluent Arabic.
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Since he's not fluent in Vietnamese, he used Google Translate to assist with introductions.
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Toope said Regeni was "an experienced researcher" who knew Egypt and spoke fluent Arabic.
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He attended an American school in Mexico City and learned to speak fluent Spanish.
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Undeterred, she soon became fluent in Swedish and got a job on her own.
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Mr. Erdbrink, a fluent Persian speaker, has written from many parts of the country.
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There are sections in which the dancers move limbs and torsos with fluent control.
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She was 97 and was one of the last surviving fluent speakers of Cherokee.
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But, despite her fluent English, she often seemed frustrated with the inadequacy of language.
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The actress spoke sixlanguages, reportedly fluent in English, Dutch, French, Spanish, German and Italian.
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As a young television newscaster fluent in Arabic, she interviewed the Libyan dictator Col.
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The language of nature is the only one in which Pietro's father is fluent.
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The problem: finding staff fluent in both English and the whims of affluent guests.
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He speaks fluent Italian, French and English and was reportedly dating supermodel Naomi Campbell.
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The Fluent survey indicates that the president may not be alone in his sentiment.
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She was posted in Moscow from 1983 to 1987 and is fluent in Russian.
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Ms. Weidel is fluent in Mandarin and is raising children with her female partner.
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My roommate is fluent in Spanish, and she spent the summer in Costa Rica.
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The center employs 150+ international Client Advisors who are fluent in 8 different languages.
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Mr. Castro is often under greater scrutiny, frequently asked why he is not fluent.
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Ge Mahe, who is fluent in Mandarin, will begin the role later this summer.
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Visitors may be surprised to encounter fluent German-speakers in shops, restaurants and museums.
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They are familiar with their ancestors' scars but also fluent in mainstream American culture.
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Fluent in Burmese, Rohingya, Urdu, and Arabic, he was well suited for the job.
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Her fluent, hyperconscious vibe is more like that of a novelist than a comedian.
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At the time everything was fusion and everybody spoke fluent French, here in Russia.
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What would have taken a fluent child five minutes took me an excruciating 25.
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Many models are foreign and not fluent in English, much less the language of contracts.
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Ms Rooney's prose remains precise and fluent, but the mood is darker, the tempo quicker.
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And I may only be half Lebanese, but my eyebrows alone are fluent in Arabic.
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She is detail-driven and policy-fluent, with a (Bill) Clintonian gift for retail politics.
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Though they may not be fluent in Hebrew, all Arab Israelis grow up speaking Arabic.
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Microsoft is testing its first major Xbox dashboard overhaul with the company's new Fluent Design.
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On Wednesday, the two drummers quickly became fluent and fast, and staked out their differences.
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Ms. Tomes writes a fluent and immensely readable chronology, minutely referenced, instructive and ruefully entertaining.
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Fluent sells its services to many political campaigns, including a number of 2016 presidential candidates.
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On stage at Build today, Microsoft's Joe Belfiore demonstrated a number of Fluent Design changes.
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He speaks fluent Spanish from his time as a missionary in Honduras in the 1980s.
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He's now fluent in eight languages: English, Spanish, Italian, French, German, Russian, Hungarian, and Japanese.
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In Ms Breske's classrooms pupils who arrived months ago are fluent, self-confident and ambitious.
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But the biggest stumper of all: how is it that he's suddenly speaking fluent Spanish?
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A fluent English speaker, Zhou is one of the world's most influential central bank governors.
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He spent his formative years gallivanting round South America and speaks fluent, London-accented Spanish.
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Thanks to the viral ways of Twitter, Taco Bell may soon be fluent in fries.
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Bendjima, who is Algerian and speaks fluent French, acted as a translator throughout the ordeal.
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They later welcomed two sons, Luca and Matteo, while Firth learned to speak fluent Italian.
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The family now lives in São Paulo, where Dacka attends school and speaks fluent Portuguese.
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She charmed her French hosts as a teenager by answering their questions in fluent French.
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Haruto-san was a Japanese government official in his mid-forties who spoke fluent Korean.
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Often they are linguists by training, or the "children of Russian diplomats" with fluent English.
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A total of 1,339 consumers were polled by consumer marketing firm Fluent for the survey.
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But with consistency, you can become fluent and automatic at achieving creative and intuitive bursts.
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"As to how she gets along with Russia, well, she speaks fluent Russian," he said.
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Cruz, usually self-assured, quick-witted and policy-fluent, took a long, three-beat pause.
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Basically you need both speaking practice and grammatical study to become fluent in another language.
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A fluent German speaker, his work there included recruiting informants and saw him promoted twice.
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Leaders who are not fluent in the language of inclusion are liabilities to their organizations.
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A fluent Russian-speaker brought up in East Germany, the chancellor understood Mr Putin's language.
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She is fluent and accomplished but icily controlled, as if stage-managing her every utterance.
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She became fluent in English and French, played basketball and joined a Zionist youth movement.
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Today her English is fluent, as good as that of some Afghan interpreters I've used.
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Funny, sly and fluent in Italian, he had been training recently to become a schoolteacher.
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Bendjima, who is Algerian and speaks fluent French, acted as a translator throughout the ordeal.
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He was fluent in Russian, and widely considered to be an expert on the country.
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Dr. Soma Raju is as fluent in the language of finance as that of medicine.
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Now, he says, they've all become fluent in English and have social lives and girlfriends.
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She chuckled, almost half-defiantly, before conversing off the phone in rapid and fluent Farsi.
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It's not sufficient for brands merely to be digitally competent; they must be digitally fluent.
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For now, though, Ondra and everyone else will need to be fluent in all three.
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As we sipped tea on their living floor, we found they were fluent in English.
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That obviously will change with people like AOC, who is completely fluent in social media.
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By the time Mr. Windsor visited him in 22014, Mr. DeMeyer was fluent in Italian.
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He was fluent in Russian and skilled in Polish, German, Italian, French, Yiddish and Dutch.
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"I know everybody here and everybody knows me," Mr. Metushi, 18, said in fluent German.
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They document many horrifying incidents but these do not add up to a fluent story.
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I contacted one of our reporters in Beijing, Chris Buckley, who is fluent in Chinese.
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But many older people aren't familiar with WeChat or fluent in all of its functions.
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About 61 percent of the district's registered voters are Hispanic; both candidates speak fluent Spanish.
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"Leveraging the Fluent Design System, we introduced depth and color to our iconography," explains Koehn.
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Ms. Petry was, like Ms. Merkel, trained as a scientist, and is fluent in English.
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But then the ordained American Baptist minister, who is fluent in Spanish, begins to speak.
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Donald Heckman projected an image as a bridge-building faith leader fluent in woke causes.
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And for anyone fluent in the president's conversational rhythms, little in the document sounds discordant.
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Finance minister Taro Aso said that the individual would have to be fluent in English.
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After spending time in Greece and Germany as a child, she became fluent in German.
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There was an abundance of praise of Yeshua, and much passionate, less than fluent Hebrew.
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Leadership that are really fluent and literate in the language of racial and social justice.
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Rouch seemed impressed by my fluent French and said he wanted to stay in touch.
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Nunez described San Antonio as a great city for those who are not fluent in English.
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Xavier Becerra, who could attract Latino voters, Kaine -- who is fluent in Spanish himself -- is boring.
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A linguist fluent in Pashto, Farsi and Dari, she worked as a translator and language analyst.
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The company connects Chinese pupils with fluent English-speaking tutors in the United States and Canada.
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I'm pretty fluent now in Spanish," he revealed, adding, "but I was always infatuated with it.
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Who is this teenager — primed for battle, fluent in multiple languages, and a perfect target shot?
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I'm fluent in English and French can understand Russian and am learning Turkish, Italian, and Arabic.
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American news feeds have been full of other topics, according to Jordan Cohen, CMO of Fluent.
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The Trump White House is fluent in and speaks often in the language of internet memes.
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His Swiss-French accent curls Rs in his throat when he speaks his very fluent English.
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He also speaks fluent Spanish, and would help Clinton in his home swing-state of Virginia.
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Some of its members, including the Israel Museum's representative, Shlomit Steinberg, are not fluent in German.
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Though Barninder was fluent in English, his accent plagued him as he tried to fit in.
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Unlike Metro, Fluent includes more subtle design changes with a focus on animations and blur effects.
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On September 2000th, Wyner launched a Kickstarter campaign for a language-learning app called Fluent Forever.
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I'm fluent in English and French, can understand Russian and am learning Turkish, Italian and Arabic.
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Crowdsource asks users what languages they're fluent in, ahead of allowing them to handle translation requests.
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In the new case announced Monday, prosecutors said that Hansen speaks fluent Mandarin-Chinese and Russian.
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I'm fluent in English and French can understand Russian and am learning Turkish, Italian and Arabic.
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The model, who is Algerian and speaks fluent French, acted as a translator throughout the ordeal.
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Become fluent in the language of your potential customers and empathize with their problems and realities.
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She was fluent in Spanish and French and moved between cultures and language like a ballerina.
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Appropriately enough, it's also the medium in which Trump is fluent, the medium that made him.
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Though the first lady is fluent in five languages, she does not speak Russian, Grisham said.
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Fluent in German, Greene went to work for the FBI as a contract linguist in 22014.
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Hackley received the 2012 Hispanic Business Woman of the Year award and is fluent in Spanish.
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And everyone else seems so fluent and capable with communication and technology, he just feels helpless.
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Jenkins: For all of us, the experience of making Moonlight was actually organic, fluent, and collaborative.
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It wasn't clear why Nayeri was allowed to take Ravaghi's class because he spoke fluent English.
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Oh, and Yammer itself has been redesigned, too, using Microsoft's Fluent Design System across all platforms.
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Unions love him, plus he speaks fluent Spanish could help further drive Latinos to Clinton's column.
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A fluent English and French speaker, she worked closely with Paris to promote European defense projects.
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The first two use live operators and are generally familiar to those fluent with polling practice.
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Siebel Newsom—warm, telegenic, and fluent in Spanish—is a potent asset on the campaign trail.
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Mr. Fluent, our principal, replaced a Black man, Mr. Simmons, who is now a D.C.P.S. administrator.
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How he could help Clinton: Fluent in Spanish, Mr. Kaine could help connect with Hispanic voters.
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Powell, who is fluent in Arabic, previously served in the George W. Bush White House (Reuters).
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Further, Mr. Poroshenko speaks fluent English and regularly conducts interviews with foreign journalists in that language.
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Rohrbach says that there is a huge opportunity in the market for something like Fluent City.
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But it's not sufficient for brands merely to be digitally competent; they must be digitally fluent.
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Unless that's one of your fluent languages, this method will provide a dash of the unexpected.
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Their biggest difficulty was having to translate math concepts for parents who weren't fluent in English.
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This year, unless you're fluent in Korean, the parade will offer a dash of the unexpected.
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CNN was looking for a fluent English speaker to report on the transformation and hired Ressa.
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He grew up speaking fluent Arabic, English, and French, and developed a familiarity with Arab culture.
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He spoke confidently about foreign policy, a subject area in which he is fluent and knowledgeable.
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They all considered themselves American, more than Cuban, even if they did not speak fluent English.
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Certainly no one is strongly characterized in dialogue, because everyone talks exactly alike, in fluent Enoese.
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"I'm fluent in English and French can understand Russian and am learning Turkish, Italian and Arabic."
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In March, James Charles surprised his fans when he revealed that he can speak fluent Spanish.
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Is there a new creolized language and aesthetic we have now become fluent in by default?
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Above all, Ms. Pelosi said she looked for people in the Democratic caucus fluent as litigators.
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" In another, Mr. Inman listed the languages he spoke: "sarcasm (fluent), Ethiopian, Semitic, Afrikaans and jive.
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"He was talking Slovenian," Doncic said of Bryant, who is fluent in at least three languages.
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He attended the elite Sorbonne University in Paris -- and is fluent in Arabic, English and French.
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As the emoji-fluent know, a maple leaf image also kinda resembles a pot leaf image.
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Also, for those not fluent in M&A, Fox talking with Disney means it's in play.
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More Carol Burnett than Madonna, she's sturdy in her goofiness, and fluent in froth and frill.
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As human animals, we are fluent in vast, complex languages of gesture and posture and expression.
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He is fluent in many of them, and "The Border" once again shows off those talents.
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A fluent English and French speaker, she worked closely with Paris to promote European defence projects.
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Anyone fluent in Italian can read the full post, but the pictures speak well enough for themselves.
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They also focus on physical fitness and learn Spanish to become fluent by the time they graduate.
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Teaching Chinese was ideal for her, they said, because she was fluent in both Kazakh and Chinese.
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For the rare few polyglots who are fluent in three or more languages, then we salute you.
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With no time to lament, Hague went to work, communicating with the ground controllers in fluent Russian.
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Instead, she starts speaking to Celeste like a lawyer, in a language that Celeste is fluent in.
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He said he visited the office to help an acquaintance who didn't speak fluent English seek benefits.
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Fluent in Spanish, she told FOX19 Now that she hoped to expand her business across the state.
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Fluent in Latin, Russian and French, he cracked multilingual jokes which hopped between those and other tongues.
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Shyema is a practicing Muslim who has traveled around the world and is semi-fluent in Arabic.
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"My parents are fluent in English, but he was still determined to do it," Ms. Morgenshtern said.
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Fluent in 19 languages, Missandei acted as an interpreter between Kraznys and Daenerys when Daenerys visited Astapor.
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But only one of the film's participants wowed local journalists by answering their questions in fluent French.
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In her community, there are only two fluent Marra speakers and one partial speaker, Joshua told Mashable.
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The Windows 10 Fall Creators Update introduces some parts of Fluent Design, with subtle effects and animations.
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Mr. Ayrault, 66, a longtime ally of Mr. Hollande's, is a former professor who speaks fluent German.
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He said Farhana was fluent in Arabic and English and he considered the Mautes a "royal family".
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I'm pretty fluent now in Spanish," he gleefully boasted, adding, "but I was always infatuated with it.
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Alongside the new screenshot tool, Microsoft is also tweaking its Fluent Design in this new build (17661).
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The voice "sounds really good," according to Verge science reporter Angela Chen, who is fluent in Mandarin.
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You either need to find a favorite automated tool, or at least be semi-fluent in Photoshop.
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Anyone remotely fluent in the Second Amendment and gun issues would never talk the way Carson did.
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Impressively, the research scientists involved were not fluent in Mandarin and knew very little of the language.
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He earned a master's degree at Columbia University and speaks fluent English—a rarity in the Diet.
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Those passionate Bachelor Nation fans, now fluent in social media, have been around for a long time.
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Buttigieg, a 37-year-old, gay, Afghanistan War veteran, has impressed with his fluent New Generation appeal.
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I asked what brought them to Dandong, and why it happened that they were fluent in Korean.
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He came to speak Spanish better than English—and he became fluent in the language of revolution.
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For the study, Fluent used its Political Pulse surveys to gauge the public's involvement with the campaigns.
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This is the perfect cold-weather dish, no matter whether you're fluent in Yiddish or hopelessly godless.
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Since most of us aren't fluent in Braille, we have to rely on the internet for deciphering.
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CheatSheet is a helpful way to learn the lay of the land and become fluent in shortcuts.
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Greene, who is fluent in German, was hired by the FBI as a contract linguist in 2011.
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Whether you're a guitarist, chef, fluent in Spanish, you can make some serious dough sharing your knowledge.
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"It's no secret that they're struggling," said Jordan Cohen, CMO of Fluent, a data-driven marketing firm.
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At the time, he knew only one word in English — "shoe" — but became fluent within three years.
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The letters, set to be released by Emory University on Friday, are cerebral, precocious and extremely fluent.
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A fluent Russian speaker, Epshteyn grew up in Moscow and emigrated to the United States in 1993.
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Two incidents stand out in Chernow's fluent and intelligent narrative as the decisive moments in Grant's war.
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With his fluent English and economics background he was seen as a favorite of Ukraine's Western backers.
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He's fluent in Serbo-Croatian and an expert on the tangled and violent history of the Balkans.
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The emails sent to regulators were written in fluent English and came mostly from a Gmail account.
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Because they grew up here as children, they are almost universally fluent in English and culturally assimilated.
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At a ceremony welcoming the coaches to Salt Lake City, Huntsman spoke to them in fluent Mandarin.
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Duolingo notes that if you're fluent in both English and High Valyrian, you can apply to contribute.
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Second, most of the bride and grooms' friends, all in their early 20s, were fluent in English.
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Yosra Boudhrioua, originally from Tunisia, did not speak fluent English when she came to Canada in 2012.
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In family court, you have to pay for an interpreter if you're not a fluent English speaker.
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According to The Star, Carroll wrote his fluent fantasy novels to escape from his life-long stutter.
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J.P. The master pianist Erroll Garner was known for his plush, fluent harmonies and his lilting fluidity.
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With no formal education beyond elementary school, he became fluent in five languages and taught himself drafting.
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Compare that to America's current president, who has read zero books and is fluent in zero languages.
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They don't become a different person, they just become a more fluent and flexible and versatile version.
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It's an interesting and fluent analysis of the president; yet one, perhaps, that you have heard before.
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Fluent in Spanish, he later carried out antidrug and counterinsurgency missions in El Salvador, Colombia and Honduras.
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She is fluent in social media and celebrity-driven makeup trends you may have strong feelings about.
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The officer, Ron Rockwell Hansen, 2000, is a fluent Mandarin speaker who first visited China in 1981.
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Fluent in Spanish, Tagalog, and street slang, Joaquin wrote in English but summoned a space between languages.
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With four university degrees and speaking fluent English, he made enough for a comfortable life in Istanbul.
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In that climate, Swift argued, defectors like Hoda—young, repentant, and digitally fluent—are unique propaganda assets.
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He's fluent in French, whereas on a good day, I speak it like a 5-year-old.
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I ask, 'What do I have in my wardrobe that keeps me fluent in what's going on?
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Becoming fluent in languages in Europe, he served as an Army translator in Germany after being drafted.
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I speak fluent Spanish and have been known to cook a mean rice and beans with tostones.
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" They fall into fluent ECM-speak, though, when they offer the image of "a beam of music . . .
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Much of Castro's initial coverage dwelled on the irrelevant question of whether he is fluent in Spanish.
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Pottinger has a degree in Chinese studies from the University of Massachusetts and is fluent in Mandarin.
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She was surrounded by fluent English speakers and soon, she said, her daughter would be among them.
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McLachlan took regular trips to Japan growing up, and he said he was "reasonably fluent" in Japanese.
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Whether we like it or not, we have all become fluent in influencer culture and its idiosyncrasies.
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Increases in the percentage of students who reached the ''fluent'' benchmark in addition and subtraction were smaller.
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She traded in clash-of-civilizations rhetoric about Islamic immigration; he's fluent in the pieties of multiculturalism.
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Mr. Wang, who speaks fluent Russian and oversees a neighboring mill, said he employed about 50 Russians.
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Microsoft's icon work and Fluent Design has been a gradual process, and this will continue throughout 2020.
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Within a few years, I had become fluent—but only in speech, not in the written word.
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Ted Cruz, is a fluent Spanish-speaker who has campaigned in regions Democrats have ignored for decades.
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Fluent in English, Yi Gang is well-equipped to assume the role as China's central bank chief.
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Mr. Zhu, a trim 40-year-old who speaks fluent if lightly accented English, helped found Musical.
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Mr. Morawiecki, 49, a former banker, has conducted extensive business abroad and is fluent in several languages.
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Designers have become creative directors or chief creative officers, and they are fluent in ROI and SKU.
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According to the article, how many people are fluent enough in Hupa to teach it to others?
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How many of those languages do experts predict will lose all fluent speakers by the year 2100?
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Robert S. Spalding III, a Mandarin-fluent former strategist on China to the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
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A Canadian transplant, he has been in Sichuan for the last six years and speaks fluent Chinese.
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Thanks to the bassist Franz Lyons, Turnstile is more fluent with groove than many of its peers.
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He's so fluent that he can use others to speak for him, and be understood clear as day.
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Carolina is a native Brazilian and US citizen, fluent in Portuguese, Spanish as well as proficient in French.
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Maybe I'd be fluent in French again in six months if I took a break from these apps.
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No formal diplomatic experience was mentioned in the White House statement, which said Landau is fluent in Spanish.
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A new Fluent Design, previously codenamed Project Neon, will be part of the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update.
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O'Rourke was fluent, already, not just in Spanish but in issues of the border, where he grew up.
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He immigrated to Canada from South Korea with his wife and son in 1986, and speaks fluent Korean.
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The new dashboard includes hints of Microsoft's Fluent Design language, and a new home area for pinning games.
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As part of Microsoft's Fluent Design System, we'll start to see some more modern design touches in Edge.
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Fluent in English, with a bulging international contacts book, Mr Kuczynski is likely to shine at the event.
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That's been true over the past year, as Windows 10 design has evolved slowly with touches of Fluent.
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Fluent in English, Rosé frequently covers both English and Korean songs and also plays the guitar and piano.
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When listening or reading in a language in which we're fluent, we don't think about processing the words.
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THE son of European refugees, Peru's president, Pedro Pablo Kuczynski, is fluent in Spanish, English, German and French.
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Mr Lindner's answers were crisp, fluent and peppered with hyphenated Anglicisms: "cutting-edge", "pro-market", "B-to-B".
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Microsoft is also making some subtle changes to Fluent Design in this latest test version of Windows 10.
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DREAMers are the most politically sympathetic unauthorized immigrants there are — they're US-raised, fluent in English, well-connected.
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I'm practically fluent, thanks to my French mom, but I still want to perfect it whenever I can.
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Kaine, a popular former governor and ex-lieutenant governor who was also mayor of Richmond, speaks fluent Spanish.
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Firms such as Samsung, Hyundai and Lotte have become fluent in the language of transparency and corporate governance.
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What's missing is a convincing hypothesis that explains why these otherwise-fluent experts gravitate to such silly nostrums.
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As she slowly grew more fluent, she began to consider where her new language abilities could take her.
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The context and option menus in Edge for Mac share the Fluent UI look found on Windows 10.
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So, naturally, she speaks fluent marketing-ese when discussing the cost per action of getting another American enfranchised.
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She says she's learning or is fluent in a total of six languages, including Turkish, French, and Russian.
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Fluent in the Language of Dreams continues at Wasserman Projects (3434 Russell St #502, Detroit) through May 5.
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The documents state he is fluent in Mandarin Chinese and had a top-secret security clearance until 2012.
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She is fluent in Spanish and has traveled on business extensively throughout the U.S., Europe, and Latin America.
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The redesigns implement Microsoft's Fluent Design language which the company has incorporated into Windows 10 since last year.
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The Swiss are a polyglot mix of German, French and Italian speakers, many intimidatingly fluent in multiple languages.
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But I am fluent in Sinhalese, and the amazing, wonderful country of Sri Lanka is my home, too.
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He's, yes, fluent in Serbo-Croatian and an expert on the tangled and violent history of the Balkans.
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Ms von der Leyen, though not dazzlingly charismatic, is a mature and moderate administrator who speaks fluent English.
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Most of them have children who are enrolled in local schools, who will grow up speaking fluent English.
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Having a team lead who is fluent in HIPAA compliance would be an important step in this direction.
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It was only as a fluent Spanish speaker that I finally I came to know my true self.
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Among her pets was a foulmouthed parrot, Coco, who lived to 45 and was fluent in French obscenities.
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He has a degree in economics and is fluent in five languages: Czech, English, Spanish, Italian and German.
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The dialogue scenes advance the action through a fluent mix of recitative and (usually short) airs or duets.
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After becoming fluent in Norwegian over the course of that year, I decided I never wanted to leave.
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"Sometimes I wish that they weren't taught Mandarin and were fluent in Amis instead," one teacher told me.
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By the 20013s, the number of fluent native speakers of the Hawaiian language had fallen to about 1,500.
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Just spend 20 minutes a day with a few virtual flashcards and you'll be fluent in no time!
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"Hamilton spoke pretty fluent French, so he was given the responsibility of being Lafayette's translator," Dr. Freeman added.
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But there are links between acting and politics, and on this topic, she is at her most fluent.
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"Four-year-olds, these days, will be very fluent in their use of the app," Ms. Shapiro said.
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JON PARELES There are few seductions that the bachata superstar Romeo Santos isn't fluent in, or hasn't attempted.
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They were fluent in several languages, dressed in the latest fashions, and spent summers on the Baltic Sea.
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Ms. Barrera speaks — and sings — fluent Spanish, having acted in films, plays and telenovelas in her native Mexico.
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"We needed to find an Afro-Latino, who could act and was fluent in Spanish," explained the director.
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The Dakota tribe, for example, is made up of 20,000 people, but only has 290 fluent Dakota speakers.
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It works: She has charm, a spectacular dress sense and a manner of speaking both fluent and measured.
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It looks like a wave, and includes a similar Fluent Design style to the company's new Office icons.
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Mr. Sekaliou wears Western clothing and, unlike his parents, can communicate in fluent bahasa Indonesian, the national language.
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As an American teenager fluent in English, I felt pity for her, and perhaps a bit of shame.
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We needed to incorporate more visual cues into the icon design language using our modernized Fluent Design Language.
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A conversation between two fluent humans will probably still be the most efficient way to have a conversation.
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He is a fluent Mandarin Chinese speaker; he and his wife, Mary Kaye, adopted a girl from China.
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For the young cast, it's a bit as if they were spending several semesters becoming fluent in Basque.
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Neither was terribly fluent in the other's language, but their silence, by this point, seemed warm and knowing.
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You see in some of the interviews how fluent he is in the language of talking to reporters.
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And it's usually worth paying for the extra help, since most of us aren't fluent in tax law.
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"It's about really deep investigations — it's very difficult if you are not fluent in the language," Brasseur said.
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According to her, it was because he has hearing difficulties, not because he is not fluent in English.
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Mr. Thae, who has written a book and testified before the United States Congress, spoke in fluent English.
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Plenty of games have "easy" modes, but they're still reliant on being fluent in finger-and-thumb dexterity.
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Dressed in a black suit and white shirt, he spoke in fluent Turkish, ignoring the two court translators.
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The photographer, semi-fluent in English, breaks in anyway and takes her picture, claiming not to understand the custom.
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The park has hired its first ever year-round deaf services coordinator who is fluent in American Sign Language.
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Microsoft is officially unveiling its Fluent Design System today at its Build developers conference, known previously as Project Neon.
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Law told authorities that Salazar-Quintero, who was fluent in Spanish, had orchestrated the operation, according to court documents.
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Viruses, worms, spyware, ransomware, backdoors, Trojans: The language of cybersecurity is relatively new, but we have quickly become fluent.
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As part of the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update, Microsoft is including some of this new Fluent Design System.
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By the end of a long career, he was fluent in nine and could rub along in another dozen.
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She is a retired medical doctor, fluent in Chinese, and CCP had no reason to detain or 'reeducate' her.
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Educated in Hong Kong and at the London School of Economics, she is fluent in Cantonese, English and Mandarin.
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The Fluent Forever app will come out in beta starting next February for every backer of the Kickstarter campaign.
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Lots of reviewers are fluent in non-English languages, and some teams in the division specialize in individual languages.
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Are they now also going to require you to have to speak fluent Danish if you want to work?
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Sung was born and raised in Hong Kong and was fluent in both Cantonese and Mandarin, the report said.
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R: I've become very fluent in the e-sports space thanks to my children, and the numbers are amazing.
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His parents said he could already speak some Spanish, but he was never fluent in it until his concussion.
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" It helped that Domińczyk is from Poland and speaks fluent Polish, which Foley said is "very similar to Czech.
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Yet a fluent, pacy new translation by Michael Hofmann gainsays that assumption, opening up the book for English-speakers.
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A graduate of ESCP European Business School and University Paris Dauphine, Antoine is fluent in English, French and Spanish.
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And some interpreters are fluent in one language but not entirely in the other, so can't make perfect translations.
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Becoming fluent in both Chinese and Western cultures and languages imbued him with a cross-cultural perspective on communication.
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" It helps that Domińczyk is from Poland and speaks fluent Polish, which Foley says is "very similar to Czech.
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He said he related the story to his mother, a fluent Yiddish speaker, who was then 94 years old.
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The album, loaded with collaborations, would feel incomplete without them for an artist as fluent in features as Minaj.
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Richdale, a fluent Mandarin speaker with experience in Southeast Asian dealmaking, joined Goldman from Morgan Stanley in March 2013.
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Fluent in Arabic, she forged connections with reclusive militant sources, but she detected, among colleagues, mistrust of her loyalties.
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Microsoft is also continuing to tweak and improve the Fluent Design system it introduced with the Fall Creators Update.
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Cekic held "dialogue coffees," at which she would explain — in fluent Danish — why she is as Danish as anyone.
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Mr. Trpceski was everywhere fluent, muscular and athletic in double-octave passages, light and humorous in more pointed moments.
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Prince bin Salman stayed in Saudi Arabia and does not speak fluent English, although he appears to understand it.
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Now he's 23, a college senior majoring in business and psychology, and perfectly fluent in both English — and basketball.
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The 1949 Bettencourt Society Dinner began pleasantly; lots of champagne and gallantry, flirtation, and the fluent discussion of ideas.
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It plans to move its global headquarters from Connecticut to Boston, which it said attracts a "technologically-fluent" workforce.
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This reality seems to be lost on Trump, who was apparently surprised that a Hispanic person spoke fluent English.
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I have long felt like a bit of an impostor because I am not quite fluent in the language.
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I spoke fluent English, but much less Spanish — and was too afraid to risk being laughed at to try.
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He had been living in Paris for four years and spoke fluent French, so there was that at least.
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Although I'm far from fluent, learning the language has been invaluable for developing trust, respect, and a deeper insight.
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She was already fluent in French, and was learning Japanese and sign language so she could spread her faith.
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Its owner, Dimitar, speaks fluent English, is full of tips for exploring the city and makes a killer breakfast.
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James is such a nimble and fluent writer that such references never threaten to devolve into pretentious postmodern exercises.
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Only about 173 people are fluent enough today to teach the language and pass it on, tribe members estimate.
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Schools did eventually begin to teach na:tinixwe mixine:whe, but not enough to create new fluent speakers, Ms. Chase said.
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He became fluent while living in the camp because he won admission to a competitive college equivalency program there.
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He grew up in Italy as his father completed his professional career, and became fluent in Italian and Spanish.
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When Castro did merit coverage, journalists often focused on the irrelevant fact that he spoke less-than-fluent Spanish.
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The women, far more fluent in the language of emotion than their boyfriends, have the bulk of the dialogue.
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At present it seems unlikely that Saakashvili, who studied in Ukraine and speaks fluent Ukrainian, will come to power.
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" The statement said that Mr. Friedman was a fluent speaker of Hebrew and "a lifelong student of Israel's history.
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Fluent conducted an online survey of 3,170 adults (ages 18 and up) living in the United States on Jan.
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Jeff Pavelcsyk is the director of data solutions and account services for Fluent, a data-driven, performance marketing firm.
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She did not speak fluent English, but she did well enough to contribute more in taxes than many Americans.
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Mr. Shirinsky was said to have been a fluent Arabic and English speaker whose diplomatic career began in 1977.
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Mr. Juncker is from Luxembourg, where everyone is fluent in several tongues because almost no one else understands Luxembourgish.
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Negative factors include if a person is unemployed, dropped out of high school or is not fluent in English.
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He said Mr. Buttigieg faced a tough road because he was not fluent in issues important to black voters.
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It's part of a bigger push to modernize Microsoft's software and services under the Fluent Design set of principles.
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Gonsalves said they were held so long that he and Stansell, who previously had not spoken Spanish, became fluent.
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She speaks fluent Ukrainian, albeit with an old-fashioned accent common to descendants of Ukrainian immigrants in North America.
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And then there's Thomas Jefferson, who was fluent in Greek and Latin as well as Italian, French and Spanish.
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During that time, Ms. Romanova became fluent in English by reading medical reports and discussing treatments with British doctors.
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Darlings of fortune, adored by their Italian and their American grandparents, Shay's children grow up fluent in two languages.
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"I got permission and spoke to the player, extensively, in Spanish," said Luhnow, who is fluent in the language.
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He was a regular at international forums, where he offered spirited defenses of his country's policies in fluent English.
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In fluent prose he insists that the Exodus did indeed happen, just not quite the way the Bible describes.
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He speaks fluent English and did postgraduate studies at Georgetown University and Harvard, where he was a Fulbright scholar.
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People become fluent in the culture of online extremism, they make and consume edgy memes, they cluster and harden.
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" His rant continued, "I also learned Spanish so I could speak with her parents who weren't fluent in English.
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He also speaks fluent Spanish, often conducting interviews on the campaign trail or on Capitol Hill in his second language.
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More recently, the company unveiled another refresh based on its new Fluent Design language, due out sometime later this month.
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Microsoft first unveiled its Fluent Design language earlier this year, promising subtle changes to the company's software in the future.
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Birth charts are a language and if you're fluent, they can help you figure out what's on your astrological menu.
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Many of them are not fluent in Spanish and instead speak Mayan languages known as K&aposiche&apos and Mam.
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He first visited North Korea in 2012, his family said in a statement, and is fluent in Korean and Mandarin.
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His parents met as graduate students of German at the Sorbonne, and he became fluent in German as a child.
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However, in nearby text, Marks describes the Tlingit language as "critically endangered," expected to lose all fluent speakers by 2030.
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Instead of bold typography and edge-to-edge content, Fluent focuses on subtle elements like light, depth, motion, and material.
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It's a lot easier to glance at now, with clear lines of separation between apps, and new Fluent Design elements.
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Info employs three part-time moderators, all fluent in Arabic, who answer questions via the Facebook page and Facebook Messenger.
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The software giant is simplifying its ribbon interface and bringing its Fluent Design system from Windows 10 to Office apps.
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Barack Obama has been one of the most musically fluent presidents by far, especially when it comes to popular music.
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By the time she was 191866, Sarah was allegedly fluent in Latin, French, Spanish, and Italian, and could quote Shakespeare.
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But I am fluent in the world of French beauty; in fact, you might even say it's my native tongue.
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Microsoft is using shadow effects across Fluent Design, alongside modernizing context menus and implementing consistent back button controls in apps.
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As I head inside, accompanied this time by a slightly more fluent French-speaking friend, lunch service is finishing up.
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In other words, to win in Formula E, you have to speak Formula E. And Piquet Jr. is demonstrably fluent.
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Taylor, since you may not be fluent, we're happy to clue you in: that's definitely dogspeak for: "C'mon, let's play!"
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He made his name as a fluent champion of J.M.W. Turner and as a talented artist in his own right.
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After graduation, he taught English at the University of the Andes in Bogotá, Colombia, where he became fluent in Spanish.
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They became fluent in the language, raised two children, and Eva pursued a career in real estate for 34 years.
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Often, the scams are easy to spot to those fluent in online fraud, but they're designed to fool the unwary.
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But by the time Anderson's third kid came along, the UCLA computational neuropsychologist realized she had become fluent in baby.
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He spoke fluent pirate, but he discharged his commanding duties with the tact and benevolence of a cruise-ship captain.
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Additionally, being fluent in numbers and having the ability to recite industry statistics also can show you are an expert.
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And lastly, another misconception is that parents must be fluent in sign language to teach their Deaf child sign language.
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He was an autodidact coder, fluent in a range of languages but particularly in C++, the language of bitcoin's software.
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Yet like many people, Schwartz found it very challenging to become fluent in a foreign language for these short stints.
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And he has an enormous data bank, both of acquired knowledge, but also growing up speaking fluent Ukrainian and Russian.
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I went on a sunset cruise of the city, and the deckhand was so fluent in English he sounded American.
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He was 22001 and spoke no English, but within three months, after rounds of intensive private lessons, he was fluent.
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There's the fact that Colvin brought translators with her into dangerous situations, because she didn't speak, for example, fluent Arabic.
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The team works in offices around the world and has subject matter experts fluent in dozens of languages, Bickert said.
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Mezzofanti, an Italian cardinal, was fluent in at least thirty languages and studied another forty-two, including, he claimed, Algonquin.
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I'm roughly fluent in Italian, my children are all dual citizens and, for better or for worse, Italy is home.
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Some language-learning services claim to be so effective that you'll be fluent in weeks — or even overnight (yeah, right!).
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This bring's Fluent City's total funding to $5.5 million, as the company received $2.5 million in funding back in 2016.
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Wendell Johnson, who made several contributions to the field of communication disorders, tried to induce stuttering in normally fluent children.
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She graduated from Bushwick High School at 22007 and New York University at 22008, by then already fluent in German.
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"He led a fluent, tasteful, wholly musical performance," the critic Robert Commanday wrote of the Floyd premiere in The Times.
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Mr. Telizhenko, 29, was raised partly in Canada, attended the University of the District of Columbia and speaks fluent English.
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And teammates like Nunez and shortstop Xander Bogaerts, who is from Aruba but speaks fluent Spanish, have eased his transition.
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"Canada has far more cultural similarities with the United States than Quebec has with Canada," he said in fluent English.
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Only one of them speaks fluent Spanish, and it is not the one whose father had $100 in his skivvies.
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First elected to parliament in 1996, Kono is a fluent English speaker and was educated at Georgetown University in Washington.
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When the Germans set up their Brittany headquarters, Rousseau, who spoke fluent German, applied for a job as a translator.
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More than half of those surveyed by the advertising technology company Fluent said they considered the Apple Watch a flop.
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Foreign correspondents of Carrie Gracie's caliber, who are fluent in the language and have several decades of experience, are rare.
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To organize the book, Getsy grouped the different texts into thematic sections, which orient readers and make them more fluent.
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Liu, who speaks fluent English, gained a master's degree in public administration at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government in 1995.
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De Montchalin, who speaks fluent English, declined to comment on a word whose nuance she said was lost on her.
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We don't expect hearing actors to be fluent in A.S.L. LUCAS This is not a representation of the English language.
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Since Russell Harvard is already fluent in A.S.L., I don't need to sign at all until he speaks in English.
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In fluent Italian — Ms. Yende lives in Milan — she discussed fine points of the music with the conductor, Roberto Abbado.
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A white man fluent in Spanish and from a swing state, Kaine is a former Democratic National Committee (DNC) chairman.
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It is a fluent and knowing pastiche of genres and styles with a brazen and vigorous wit of its own.
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Though Almodóvar speaks fast, fluent English, he frequently toggles over to Spanish like someone breaking into song in a musical.
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But the production is well served by its costume supervisor, Holly Henshaw, fluent in tiaras, tweeds, ascots and drapey dresses.
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Sports scientists at John Moores University in Liverpool later identified that Bradman's "rotary" swing made his ball-striking particularly fluent.
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"But we can't do that anymore, because my mother started to watch telenovelas, and now she's fluent, too," Ringvald said.
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One need not be a digital Dr. Doolittle, fluent in hard-core programming languages like Java or Python, to code.
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I make it my business to be fluent in both creatively producing and structuring financing, and I'm proud of that.
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I really want to become fluent one day, but it's hard for me to believe that I'll ever get there.
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"He's confident, he's poised, he's fluent, and there's also a kind of real-world tone to his speech," Krosby said.
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Born in 1031, she was a granddaughter of France's King Robert II and fluent in Dutch, French, English and Latin.
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The changes fit in with Microsoft's overarching Fluent Design language, which can be found across most parts of Windows 10.
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In Korea, Jones was also counted on for guidance, to lead four teammates on the floor not fluent in English.
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Later, he served in the Navy, and then joined the State Department, where he became fluent in Spanish and French.
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Dressed casually in jeans, the Wisconsin-born 51-year-old spoke to a packed courtroom in fluent, slightly accented Russian.
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She's not fluent, and we watch her linger on words she doesn't recognize, then learn and internalize them by doing.
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Beijing could easily hire emissaries fluent in the language, which has 60 million speakers, but it fears dialects are inherently separatist.
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Montero was shy and not fluent in English, but Viola could tell by Montero's body language and actions if he understood.
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And I finally went to work for a French-language newspaper because I lived in France and so I was fluent.
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The interface is really easy to use, and it didn't require any effort on my part to become a fluent user.
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The immigrants were discharged from a program aimed at recruiting medical specialists and fluent speakers of different countries throughout the world.
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She is a more confident, fluent, and powerful speaker than she was in 2008 — and a far more persuasive one, too.
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His family said in a statement that he first visited North Korea in 2012 and is fluent in Korean and Mandarin.
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"You're going to see Fluent Design show up in the Windows shell, in our apps, and across devices," explains Joe Belfiore.
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Whitehat is fluent in English, but his mother, like so many Navajo elders, needs an interpreter to understand the English ballot.
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If you're a little more fluent in Mandarin than Gates, you can follow his musings over on his official WeChat account.
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For example, Volt wants to slash the parliament's enormous internal translation costs by requiring MEPs to be minimally fluent in English.
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Before you can say, "O captain, my captain," she's fluent in Whitman's use of pronouns as a reflection of universal interconnectedness.
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"The person who created the language for HBO is … the only fluent speaker of High Valyrian... David Peterson," added von Ahn.
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Fluent conducted an online survey of 1,547 adults (ages 18 and up) living in the United States on June 20, 2016.
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What we've found is that the best way to develop our Fluent Design system is to truly open source it internally.
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That led to his first book, Fluent Forever, and his first Kickstarter campaign that consisted of pronunciation training products within Anki.
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The Virginia senator is expected to help Clinton's campaign by further appealing to the Latino vote, since he speaks fluent Spanish.
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At its Build developer conference in Seattle, Microsoft today announced Fluent Design, its design system for building user interfaces across devices.
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Fluent, on the other hand, is meant to work well everywhere — including in VR — and support touch, gaze and pen input.
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Gathering to cheerlead the president was the typical cadre of young, white, meme-fluent men, but families and veterans as well.
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The only other fluent English speaker present was Ganbold, who asked Pescod to return to deliver a lecture the following year.
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Teaching children in English is fine if that is what they speak at home and their parents are fluent in it.
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If you didn't speak fluent English or if you didn't have much of an education, it would be a lot tougher.
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