Multilingual education was not banned, but parents wishing to enroll their children in multilingual programmes had to sign waivers to do so.
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Prime Minister Edouard Philippe told investors that there would be 1,000 places available in the Paris region's multilingual schools next September, while three new multilingual high schools would be created by 2021.
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Multilingual and bidialectal children exhibited an advantage over monolingual children.
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The Google Assistant just got more useful for multilingual families.
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One multilingual boy played a critical role in the rescue.
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Do you agree with her that the future is multilingual?
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Multilingual education is the focus of the day this year.
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Multilingual exposure, it seems, facilitates the basic skills of interpersonal understanding.
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Such a multilingual man of the world must get the job!
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This shows the importance the private sector places on multilingual communication.
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" She added: "We need to double down on multilingual education materials.
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Go super lightweight with the ONE Mini Pocket Multilingual Assistant Another discreet translator you can keep in your back pocket on your international travels is the ONE Mini Pocket Multilingual Assistant (currently on sale for 40% off).
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The empress, a multilingual former diplomat and Harvard graduate, stole the spotlight.
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Our movement is expansive and abundant: It is multiracial, multilingual, and multigenerational.
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Bisotun A multilingual inscription carved into a limestone cliff in western Iran.
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Multilingual education is the focus of International Mother Language Day this year.
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It highlights all of the nuances in our multilingual and multicultural society.
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Joseph Pearson is an editor for cafébabel, a Paris-based multilingual magazine.
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But that makes it behind in language fluencies compared to its multilingual counterparts.
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" He also tagged the multilingual special needs teacher and wrote, "I love you!!
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He is a more multilingual, charismatic and persuasive figure than the technocratic Bavarian.
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When the SOE started recruiting multilingual women as agents, she joined the fight.
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Imagine underwater hotels, 3D-printed buildings on the moon and multilingual brain transplants.
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That includes forging a diversity that is not just multicultural but also multilingual.
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The multilingual candidate addressed a portion of his remarks to Dreamers in Spanish.
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Being bicultural and bilingual is a strength in an increasingly multiethnic, multilingual society.
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U.S. losses may be Mexico's gain in a world market that rewards multilingual workers.
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We see the Catalan language as a tool of integration in our multilingual society.
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It is, he says, in tune with the multilingual, multi-ethnic character of Switzerland.
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The multilingual star then busted out her finest linguistic skills for a little game.
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The study consisted of 64 bidialectal children, 47 multilingual children and 25 monolingual children.
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Admittedly, making museums multilingual (and not just via wall text) is a gargantuan task.
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And it looks like the keyboard is getting more powerful with multilingual support, finally.
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One study … shows that multilingual children can be better at communication than monolingual children.
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"Breaking Bad" is multilingual, making the show accessible for a wider array of viewers.
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"We are also starting to explore multilingual models that can translate many different language directions."
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For centuries, science was a multilingual affair, powered by French, German, English and other tongues.
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America today has multilingual big cities with their voting instructions in Korean, Chinese and Russian.
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Google focused on devices with very low specs, users with limited connectivity and multilingual capabilities.
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How did you decide to make a multilingual film instead of using just one language?
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Of course, becoming fully bilingual or multilingual is not always easy or possible for everyone.
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Some of the students are multilingual, and feel smarter than their lack of English allows.
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Mine is a typical Muslim family: we mix with everyone in this multiethnic, multilingual country.
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" The Los Angeles Times made new multilingual T-shirts declaring, "We will not shut up.
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A new Multilingual Mode will let folks talk to Alexa in two languages at once.
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The company also announced multilingual support, allowing Alexa to respond to multiple languages at once.
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Unfortunately, the U.S. education system lags behind in reflecting the value of a multilingual society.
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Anggelo, who was born in Venezuela, creates multilingual works that combine music, dance and poetry.
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Today, the California Department of Education counts only 312 of 10,393 schools that offer multilingual programming.
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For example, Google Assistant is preparing to become multilingual in English, French and German this year.
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The multilingual Middle East and international law expert got her new job on an FPO ticket.
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The public diplomacy officers of the Foreign Service are patriotic, non-partisan, knowledgeable, multilingual, and talented.
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Amazon has found yet another way to help hotels with managing an international and multilingual workforce.
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"Preposterous" and "absurd" were among the milder epithets that could be overheard in the multilingual din.
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The fierce, multilingual chanteuse Ute Lemper is a teacher as much as she is a singer.
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Be Multilingual Unlike Americans, many of whom speak only English, the French woman knows multiple languages.
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Or you helpfully remind your coworker which language to speak if they live that multilingual life.
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The effort includes a #ReclaimYourVote tweetstorm planned on October 11 with multilingual content encouraging voter registration.
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These life-sized constables are multilingual and can allow you to pay fines or report crime.
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The site offers content in 28 languages, from Ancient Greek to Urdu, not including multilingual titles.
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These families also tend to be multilingual, sometimes with moms and dads who speak different languages.
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Yet the comparisons only go so far, given Boris' bookish, multilingual, multicultural background and intellectual passion.
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Do you know what message that sends in as multilingual a state as Nevada to immigrants?
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Do you know the message that sends in as multilingual a state as Nevada to immigrants?
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All the animals of the zodiac are here in this multilingual Facebook sticker pack from Thailand!
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Also, the voice instructions are currently only available in English — Singapore is multilingual, with four official languages.
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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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Ms Spanberger, though born and raised in the district, is a well-travelled, multilingual former CIA officer.
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Children often learn their first without any instruction, and can easily become multilingual with the right exposure.
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"We grew up understanding that being multilingual is critical for participating in the global economy," Farkas said.
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Several multilingual characters, including the marvellous Christoph Waltz, alternate languages in the service of crucial plot points.
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Can you tell me about what it was like to direct such an international and multilingual cast?
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An indoor sports center, tennis courts, ski slopes and several multilingual schools for international families are nearby.
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Here's a window into Berg's life and transition from multilingual ballplayer to World War II nuclear spy.
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A multilingual former career diplomat, Masako is said to have struggled with the transition to royal life.
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"Rising" reveals an exceptionally agile dancer who, it appears, has no trouble slipping between styles, effortlessly multilingual.
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Canada, while purporting to be a proud multilingual country, undoubtedly harbors people who think the same way.
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Performers include the Dap-Kings saxophonist Cochemea Gastelum and the multilingual Haitian hip-hop artist Vox Sambou.
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Frans Timmermans is a multilingual Dutch vice-president of the commission who has tackled rule-of-law infringements.
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Multilingual europhile, lost to Weber in EPP Spitzenkandidat race but this consummate EU networker is a perennial contender.
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India and Pakistan had inherited the same laws and institutions, and both were poor, multilingual and multi-ethnic.
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He has established a multilingual website to seed tenets of free expression in nations where it is hindered.
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The panethnic, multilingual category of "Hispanic" is a uniquely American invention, created by congressional legislation in the 1970s.
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The plane's manifest is multinational and multilingual, with passengers rich and poor, young and old, civilian and military.
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There's a new multilingual mode for Alexa too, and it will be able to automatically switch between languages.
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If people in Chelsea spoke one thing and people in SoHo another, New Yorkers would be multilingual, too.
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The effect is cartoonish in the extreme, an opera of gouting gore and multilingual vulgarities (mercifully not subtitled).
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In a musical and dance performance, a multilingual cast explores the polyphony of Brooklyn through language and movement.
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We should engage in multilingual, multilevel community health education efforts that target all communities and backgrounds in America.
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A multilingual Latvian with a strong understanding of colloquial English, Porzingis appeared puzzled until someone rephrased the question.
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In multilingual Knowlton, however, she stressed that a love of country living and nature overcame any linguistic differences.
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Woodman also showed off the Hero5's multilingual capabilities, speaking Spanish to tell it to take a video.
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Mark Campbell's libretto, based on the 2005 film "Joyeux Noël," is multilingual to accommodate the different nationalities onstage.
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TL;DR: Make international travel easier with the ONE Mini Pocket Multilingual Assistant for $50, a 49% savings.
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This multilingual mode is just a start, Amazon says, since Amazon SVP of Devices Dave Limp noted at the event that there are "billions of households around the world that have dual speakers, and sometimes three languages, in a single household," all of which would benefit from expanded multilingual options.
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Sporting an oxytocin molecule necklace and a multilingual "love" tattoo, she explains how she's always been crazy about animals.
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Archaeologists have yet to find a multilingual text like the Rosetta Stone, which was key to deciphering Egyptian hieroglyphs.
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Baumel broke down the company's global multilingual strategy — Russian, English, Spanish, and more — and how it helps creators grow.
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The multilingual narrative required making some behind-the-scenes adjustments (18 members of the cast and crew were deaf).
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So if you're multilingual, you'll no longer have to pick only a single language to use with the Assistant.
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Education technologies with multilingual capabilities could provide the resources needed to get away from this miserable method of schooling.
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The future of global hacks: "At some point in the future you may see multilingual internationalized" hacks, Weiss said.
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The multilingual official holds a doctorate in peace and security from Addis Ababa University and served in the military.
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Pierre, who is multilingual, previously studied in the Dominican Republic and assists with roll call and other coordination activities.
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Think of sweaty hordes and white vests, shutter shades, and multilingual smoking area the size of a Tesco Metro.
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The rules would address the "multimedia, multilingual and geo-targeting capabilities" of wireless emergency alerts, the agency said Monday.
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If you speak multiple languages, you'll have the ability to edit Facebook's translations before you publish a multilingual post.
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The story is a painful reminder of the language choices that multilingual families face for the sake of integration.
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Globalization and a borderless world have been terrific for the educated, the young, the mobile, the multilingual, the multicultural.
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Now, two new studies demonstrate that multilingual exposure improves not only children's cognitive skills but also their social abilities.
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F1 TV, Formula One's new multilingual streaming service, will make its debut at the Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne.
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I'd seen her speaking about illustrating a picture book at Lost in Books, a multilingual kids' bookshop in Fairfield.
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The army accommodated linguistic diversity in its regiments, schooling was available in different languages, and the bureaucracy was multilingual.
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Suave and multilingual, he later became the international face of the Khmer Rouge as its nominal head of state.
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This multilingual sampler plate of international stand-up comedy features comics from around the world delivering half-hour sets.
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The nonprofit organization behind Wikipedia is called the Wikimedia Foundation, which aims to distribute free, multilingual content around the world.
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Amazon is rolling out Multilingual mode to Alexa, which lets users in the US speak Spanish to their Alexa devices.
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Proposition 28, which will appear on California's November 53th ballot, aims to spread such multilingual programmes across the Golden State.
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A multilingual former career diplomat, many hoped the most cosmopolitan princess in Japanese history would liberate the tradition-bound court.
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Compared with previous waves of Ukrainian emigrants, this one is less seasonal but also younger, more multilingual and better-educated.
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This suggested that advantages previously reported for multilingual children could be shared by children speaking any two or more dialects.
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Facebook's new multilingual composer lets you compose text in one language and have it automatically translated into others, for example.
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One big step towards an inclusive vision of multiculturalism in the U.S. would be to fully embrace its multilingual diversity.
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Furthermore, it's not really how multilingual people translate in their own heads, as testimony about their own thought processes suggests.
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Most of the cast members are also multilingual and/or children of immigrants who did not grow up speaking English.
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I'm as multilingual as anybody's ever been, but saying that brings up the question of whether I even am anybody.
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However, the airline will only use interpreter mode when a multilingual employee isn't available, which is probably a good thing.
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"It's big across every area," says Jill Kushner Bishop, who runs Multilingual Connections, a Chicago transcription and translation firm. Why?
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Amazon is launching multilingual mode for its Alexa-supporting devices, the company announced today at its Devices event in Seattle.
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They also pointed to multilingual Loteria events they've held in Iowa, to draw both primarily English- and Spanish-speaking Latinos.
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"I'm not so much into these gender roles," said Red Devil, who's a multilingual food chemist and kung fu student.
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For anyone who has lived in a multilingual household, an occurence that continues to rise within the U.S., this is big.
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Multilingual mode is meant to let users switch between languages quickly, as bilingual speakers may do at home with their families.
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Why it matters: Von der Leyen ticks a number of boxes as an experienced, polished, multilingual defender of the European project.
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The state is riotously multilingual, even as English remains the essential language, as it is in the rest of the country.
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The impressively multilingual Viggo Mortensen puts Ms Lawrence and Mr Connery to shame with his fluid Russian in "Eastern Promises" (2007).
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The multilingual Nao can be found taking on diverse roles around the world including as a helpful assistant in Japanese banks.
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"Mauritius has a wealth of well-qualified financial and legal personnel and benefits from a multilingual workforce," writes the Foreign Office.
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For parents who can't afford a nanny or a tutor, they might consider enrolling their child in a charter multilingual school.
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As we were leaving, folks in shorts and sunhats just kept coming, fanning out until the complex became a multilingual hive.
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JACQUELYN CHAPPEL HONOLULU ⬥ To the Editor: As a multilingual speaker, I enjoyed Tim Parks's piece on the rocky road to translation.
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They are multilingual and acquire all manner of degrees and skills you'd expect from those with a lot of free time.
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Before he was 21 years old, Son sold his first company, a multilingual translator bought by Sharp for about $1 million.
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"Our festival explores the idea of language as a means for identity in a multilingual city," said the director Pooja Nansi.
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Some 95 percent of Google Translate users are outside the United States, often in multilingual countries such as India and Indonesia.
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If Americans want the next generation to be active participants in a multilingual world, dual-language and multicultural education is crucial.
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Plastic sinks with multilingual warnings about Hepatitis A dot the landscape; there are new portable toilets with round-the-clock guards.
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Which is strange in a way, since the president's first wife spoke five languages and his current one is also multilingual.
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The multilingual support was an aspect of the deal that appeals to Debu Chatterjee, senior director of AI Engineering at ServiceNow.
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More than 20 explorations are available to guests, like island treks and bicycle and boat tours led by multilingual local guides.
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Laiye today has more than 200 partners and more than 200,000 developers have registered to use its multilingual UiBot RPA platform.
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" • Coca-Cola revived an ad from the 2014 Super Bowl, which featured people singing a multilingual version of "America the Beautiful.
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Its lavish cabins were staffed by a multilingual, college-educated flight crew who served luxurious meals like steak, Champagne, and caviar.
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Children in multilingual environments have social experiences that provide routine practice in considering the perspectives of others: They have to think about who speaks which language to whom, who understands which content, and the times and places in which different languages are spoken… Becoming fully bilingual or multilingual is not always easy or possible for everyone.
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But here's what we know about him: He's a multilingual lawyer from a town not too far from Blatter's hometown in Switzerland.
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If you wouldn't be able to bust out your language skills on command if asked, don't say you're multilingual on your résumé.
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Jumping through hoops is exactly what it feels like to use most technology products when you live a multilingual, multi-regional existence.
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" Recent research from Kinzler's developmental psychology lab indicates that "multilingual exposure improves not only children's cognitive skills but also their social abilities.
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We asked Facebook how many moderators it employs who speak any of the languages in the South Sudan region (which is multilingual).
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The term itself was minted by Becker, who recognized, at the time, that there was no standardized multilingual plain text for computers.
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Yet, in a meandering, multilingual media conference, Ki and her team mates were peppered with questions about the "secret" of their success.
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Siberia is home to about 36 million people, or roughly 25% of Russia's population, according to the multilingual Russian publication Russia Beyond.
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Certainly the local streets never teemed with restaurantgoers, shoppers and multilingual tourists the way they do now on an ordinary Sunday afternoon.
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The multilingual event, with more than 600 authors, highlights the area's Caribbean heritage with panels in English, French, Spanish and Haitian Creole.
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When the leaders file in, talking to cameras without translators in the 24 EU languages, our multilingual team relays their words instantly.
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But the 700,20163 people who visit every year are urged, in multilingual signs, to make a contribution of at least £3 ($3.70).
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Check it out in action: Normally $99, the ONE Mini Pocket Multilingual Assistant is on sale for 40% off at just $59.
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There's also a new multilingual mode, designed for bilingual households to allow customers to talk to Alexa in either language they use.
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He points to core amenities like easily-accessible electrical outlets, multilingual staff at international hub hotels and dining option at all hours.
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Amazon also showed off new Alexa capabilities, such as a multilingual mode and new ways to add it to smart security devices.
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The multilingual German defence minister is, after all, one of its daughters: she grew up nearby while her father ran the competition directorate.
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An intellectually brilliant, multilingual, workaholic bastion of the CDU's liberal wing, many consider the chancellery director the most powerful man in the city.
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Sweeps are carried out by a "multilingual team", based on pages liked or events attended, in addition to things directly posted by users.
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The new multilingual operation will have six TV channels and a new media agency, the network said on its website on Friday night.
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The United States has always been a multilingual, diverse nation that fights for a more perfect union, towards freedom and justice for all.
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Vatican News will be its "single new portal," according to an online statement, and will be put together by a multilingual editorial team.
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Before he'd reached the age of 21, Son has sold his first company, a multilingual translator bought by Sharp for roughly $1 million.
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I suggest that Banville is enjoying a Joycean, multilingual pun: "cicerone" is the Italian word for "guide," whether a book or a person.
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"I come from a multilingual family, so I also grew up not speaking the language, because my parents don't speak English," he said.
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These efforts could be supported by high-quality, multilingual video repositories like Science Animations Without Borders, which is freely-available for educational purposes.
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Wander the narrow alleys strung with red-paper lanterns, past bubble tea cafes and hawkers luring passers-by with multilingual dim sum menus.
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These posters, often published within OSPAAAL's multilingual magazine Tricontinental, showed support to revolutionary movements around the world, from Vietnam to Mozambique to Palestine.
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Hotel guest engage with Connie by asking the robot natural language queries in a number of different languages (Watson gives the robot multilingual capabilities).
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But by high school, English learners in multilingual courses catch up to and surpass the academic performance of their peers in English immersion classes.
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On October 27th about 450 delegates met in Amsterdam to approve the party's programme, in a sea of youthful optimism and multilingual policy wonkery.
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According to Acclaro, a New York-based language service provider that builds and maintains multilingual websites for companies like Netflix, J. Crew, and Visa.
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Google also said its Assistant will become multilingual, meaning users will be able to switch between two languages without having to change the settings.
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Could it be that the human brain evolved to be multilingual—that those who speak only one language are not exploiting their full potential?
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Elite youth today are multilingual, global-minded and digitally native; few can remember life before the internet or imagine how anyone coped without it.
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They were designed for Times Square's multilingual and multicultural audience, and they take into account the unique challenges of the crossroads of the world.
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Keith Botsford, a globe-trotting, multilingual and multifaceted man of letters who became a longtime collaborator with Saul Bellow, died last year, on Aug.
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The article concludes: If Americans want the next generation to be active participants in a multilingual world, dual-language and multicultural education is crucial.
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He gestured to the young, multilingual crowd milling around in the Schaubühne's cafe and congregating outside in the sun with their cigarettes and beers.
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In this view, Putin is a valuable ally precisely because he also seeks to replace the multiracial, multilingual global order with strong nation-states.
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Many of my European friends are bilingual or multilingual, and I believe that speaking more than one language is something to be proud of.
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But he said he considered it worthwhile, expressing concern that the multilingual international model who left Slovenia two decades ago might be feeling homesick.
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It was a multilingual city, so we knew that we had to solve the diversity challenge and meet that challenge to be effective at scale.
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It became the online equivalent of a community centre, where people could participate in multilingual chat-rooms, share memes and even join in listening parties.
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Multilingual commentator A graduate of Cairo University, Koike is fluent in both English and Arabic, and worked as a translator and newscaster before entering politics.
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It comes pre-loaded with +150 hours of multilingual content including licensed cartoons, digital books, lullabies, audio stories, shadow puppet show tutorials, and educational lessons.
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A multilingual cast, including Mr. Law, quoted passages from politicians, philosophers and authors who had considered the case for a unified Europe, pro and con.
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Pharmacie Monge is not the only pharmacy in Paris to attract foreign shoppers with low duty-free prices, a large selection and a multilingual staff.
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Last year Facebook added a multilingual sharing button so Pages can post in one language and have it appear to people in their native tongues.
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MSF are working to have these multilingual passports recognized in Zimbabwe and Malawi—if they are successful, patients could receive uninterrupted HIV treatment across borders.
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Iowa state director Misty Rebik, in a tweet on Wednesday, pointed to a report that Sanders dominated at a multilingual satellite caucus in Cedar Rapids.
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Bilingual users will also have an easier time using the virtual assistant, as Alexa will be offering a new multilingual mode, according to The Verge.
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It drove a wedge between her and her Spanish-only-speaking mother, which made her realize how beneficial it is to be bilingual or multilingual.
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Dubbed "Bookiply," it offers a single interface to list properties on the largest travel websites, including synchronizing calendars, creating multilingual descriptions and sourcing professional photography.
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We don't have a decipherment yet but Rao believes that until we find longer samples or a multilingual text, these statistical strategies are our best bet.
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Before Aadhaar's launch in 2010, many Indians had no proof of identity that could be recognised across the sprawling, multilingual country; now 99% of adults do.
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After 18671 the empire was divided into two: a Magyar-dominated Hungary, ruled from Budapest, and a heterogeneous, multi-ethnic, multilingual other half, ruled from Vienna.
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It's a pair of wireless earpieces; each person in a multilingual conversation wears one, and they translate what's said into the language spoken by each participant.
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Its current agnosticism has created a Europe where a brahmin class of multilingual university graduates can breeze from country to country and dominate pan-European debates.
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She added that she appreciates Kaine being "multicultural" by speaking Spanish, adding that Trump's wife, Melania, who has said she speaks five languages, is also multilingual.
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We are fortunate to live in a multilingual society, but for the present and foreseeable future it seems humans are still needed to bridge language gaps.
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Being able to do this automatically puts any multilingual person miles ahead of his or her peers in the competition for jobs and high-prestige positions.
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There may be no greater sign of the N.B.A.'s global growth than the fact that so many of the league's players have multilingual potty mouths.
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GANGNEUNG, South Korea — The clink of skates on ice, the multilingual cheers of fans, the rousing national anthems — every Olympic Games has its familiar sonic pleasures.
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Along with the newly omnipresent bottles of hand sanitizer, organizers have engaged in an informational campaign, with multilingual posters popping up all around the Olympic grounds.
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FRANS TIMMERMANS - Juncker's Dutch deputy, 57, is a former foreign minister and passionate, multilingual advocate for the EU but his party's national eclipse counts against him.
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Surprisingly, Amazon is a little late to the development, as Google Assistant added multilingual support features in 2018, and Siri has been speaking multiple languages for years.
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Working with other Wikipedians, Knipel will document each artwork's metadata and plans on hosting multilingual edit-a-thons to create articles on major artworks and art topics.
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The company also plans to launch multilingual support so that you can speak multiple languages to Assistant without going into the settings and changing it every time.
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The half Dominican multilingual lyricist's collaborations with Puerto Rican rapper Ozuna, "La Modelo" (in Spanish!), and with 21 Savage, "Bartier Cardi," are set to drop Dec. 22.
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Mr Altmaier, a clubbable, multilingual problem-solver whose dinner parties are the stuff of Berlin political legend, typifies this Saarländisch mix of conviviality and down-to-earthness.
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Reverie – Reverie, as a service platform, encompasses technologies for delivering multilingual content to users across devices and includes intelligent transliteration & localization APIs along with local language keypad.
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Microsoft researchers, on the other hand, are studying multilingual speech to train virtual assistants to process interactions where a user switches back-and-forth between two languages.
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Luxembourg (22.5 points) Residents of Luxembourg are the most affluent and multilingual in Europe (255 percent speak English, and 290 percent speak at least two foreign languages).
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On the plus side, Didi said that it will introduce "multilingual, international features" in the future, but did not give a timeframe for when that will happen.
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And, this is compounded by DRC's wide range of languages and cultural differences, leading to demand for multilingual medical workers who can negotiate the different local customs.
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At times, attempts to decipher the mood of the president and other heads of state felt akin to studying a very sophisticated and multilingual high school cafeteria.
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In "This Bridge," Mr. Gutierrez, who is Colombian-American, explores how being a queer, bicultural, multilingual, first-generation immigrant relates to his experience as an interdisciplinary artist.
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At first, I wasn't quite sure how this was "a hint to the multilingual answers," until I channeled what little high school Spanish I could still recall.
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The 6-year-old internet star Anastasia Radzinskaya is a worldwide phenomenon and has become one of YouTube's fastest-growing creators thanks to a global multilingual strategy.
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Bong, whose international reputation has grown with the border-crossing, multilingual spectacles "Snowpiercer" and "Okja," isn't the first South Korean director to make this kind of impact.
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The idea here is to make it easier for the company's customer service teams to provide personalized service to its customers when no multilingual representative is available.
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Alexa can speak two languages at onceSo that neural text-to-speech technology that's making Alexa sound even creepier also offers some great perks for multilingual households.
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Like droves of other expatriates, they are entirely at home in this multinational city, where both Chinese and English are official languages and the food is multilingual.
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Oberhuber was born in 1931 in Meran ("Merano" in Italian), a multilingual city in South Tyrol in the far north of Italy, close to Austria's southwestern border.
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Welocalize provides translation services in e-learning content, product manuals, web content, user interfaces, enterprise applications and multilingual staffing needs for companies such as Disney, Dell and Intuit.
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The company has clearly expanded the number of staff it has in its customer service department, and it now offers some degree of multilingual support for local markets.
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In 1945, no one had attempted to record the audio for such a complicated court case, nor had anyone tried to translate a multilingual meeting in real time.
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So, if people are "scattered" and the earth is emphatically multilingual and multicultural, even before Babel, why is the tower story said to explain the invention of languages?
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VICE spoke with the director about empathy, directing a multilingual and international cast, and how he imagines Sugihara would respond to a film being made about his life.
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Mr Stengel suggested that America is under-resourced in an area that could make all the difference: having multilingual, multicultural people with insider understanding of the Middle East.
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The band was a perfect fit for the Olympics — they're multilingual and were formed with the intention of performing in Mandarin and Japanese as well as South Korea.
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Yes, but: A survey coming out next month from ACTFL shows an overwhelming number of U.S. business have need of multilingual employees, but have had difficulty finding them.
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Latest Project Her next media venture, Joojoo Journal, which she describes as a "multilingual, multimedia publication where diasporic, marginalized and 'subaltern' voices are uplifted," goes live in April.
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Unfolded in a series of songs (composed by the musically multilingual Alex Bechtel) and sketches, this production implicitly pushes arguments for and against abortion to their extreme limits.
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Once the model was standardized, it would be only a single multilingual model that would improve over time, rather than the 150 different models that Translate currently used.
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However, Brander said that even if more multilingual warning signs were erected at beaches, studies have repeatedly shown that most people are disinclined to actually read such messaging.
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It will also soon become multilingual – meaning users who speak more than one language will be able to talk to Assistant in all the languages they speak, as well.
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Multilingual support will first be available in English, French and German when it rolls out later this year, but more languages will be added in time, the company says.
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"If you look at modern hunter-gatherers, they are almost all multilingual," says Thomas Bak, a cognitive neurologist who studies the science of languages at the University of Edinburgh.
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Facebook reviews millions of pieces of reported content each week, according to Monika Bickert, the company's head of global policy, and has multilingual teams of reviewers around the world.
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Going forward, Americans, immigrants and natives, will be best served if they are multilingual -- especially since, according to census projections, by 2045, America will no longer be majority-white.
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" In the same column, Buchanan wrote: "The more multiracial, multiethnic, multicultural, multilingual America becomes -- the less it looks like Ronald Reagan's America -- the more dependably Democratic it will become.
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Somewhat to our surprise, multilingual and bidialectal children exhibited an advantage over monolingual children in a composite cognitive processes score based on tests of memory, attention and cognitive flexibility.
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Blackpink has always mixed Korean and English in its lyrics, but "Kill This Love" is notable for being more multilingual than the group's previous tracks, broadening its potential appeal.
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Now, on one hand, code-switching is one of the more interesting parts of existing as a person of color—that carefully curated behavior and pressure to be multilingual.
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VICE PRESIDENT (responsible for Green issues) Frans Timmermans (Netherlands) Multilingual Dutchman, fluent in six European languages, including polished English, Timmermans (19903) was first vice president in the outgoing Commission.
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The Buehlers now have a 22016-year-old daughter, Luna, who was born in Germany, and are mindful of rearing a multilingual, multicultural child when choosing schools and activities.
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Also being multilingual is important because not everyone in the world speaks English so, when traveling you would need to know the language of the country you are exploring.
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She said that practicing intersectionality was like becoming "multilingual" — learning to speak the language of people who have struggles different from your own, and allying yourself with their struggles.
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Among the changes are multilingual typing, more interactive notifications and the ability to easily tell which songs are physically on a device, as opposed to those stored in the cloud.
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Certiport staff gathered up everyone's cellphones and stacked them on a table in the center of the room, where a cluster of multilingual translators sat, ready to troubleshoot any crises.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Damien Chazelle, the Oscar-winning director of hit movie "La La Land," has another musical in the works, this time a multilingual television series set in Paris.
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It's a step toward the goal that Google announced back in February to make Assistant fully multilingual without requiring you to dig into the settings and manually change its language.
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The last part, it holds a number of different benefits, not only do you get skills, but you also get new competences in a much more diverse, multilingual, multicultural environment.
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Unbabel enables multilingual communication across 28 languages with a mix of artificial intelligence and a crowd of 50,000 mobile linguists, integrating with platforms like Salesforce, Zendesk, Mailchimp and Facebook Messenger.
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As for which version of a multilingual post Facebook shows you, the company says it considers your language preference, where you're posting from, and which language you usually post in.
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The cast is big for Broadway (small for Cirque), with 20123 acrobats and 16 actors, and as is typical for Cirque, is multinational and multilingual, with performers from 13 countries.
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The kiosks provide 24/7 access to "multilingual pharmacists through private audio-visual communications built into the pharmacy center, as well as an integrated smartphone app," per a press release.
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With no website and a barely multilingual staff—my phone call is met only with muffled laughter—they don't seem to be going out of their way to attract customers.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The LES Citizens Parade is a celebration of the migration and settlement experiences of longtime residents of New York's multilingual Lower East Side neighborhood.
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There are also new multilingual modes that will let you switch between various Alexa languages (English, Spanish, French, Indian English, and Hindi) depending on where on the globe you live.
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Some examples of what may come up during the Games are the latest fuel cell vehicles, self driving cars, cyber security initiatives as well as automatic multilingual translation, he said.
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California officials are so worried about Latino nonparticipation — and the potential loss of a seat in Congress and billions of federal dollars — that they are discussing aggressive multilingual advertising campaigns.
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Graphic: GoogleThe end goal for Google is that one day, the company hopes the Assistant will be truly multilingual and able to handle spoken requests in any language without additional help.
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Painted in whites and blues, and run by a hospitable multilingual family, it's the ideal place to spend a few days relaxing, before or after joining the rush of Tunis proper.
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Many young Lebanese are well educated and multilingual, yet an economy that produces little but profits for banks and real estate developers has forced them to emigrate to find decent jobs.
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The "multilingual composer," as the feature is called, allows you to write a post in one language and then choose additional languages in which you would like it to be published.
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In order to manage his vast library, Hernando imported multilingual scholars from the Low Countries to serve as its librarians and developed an elaborate cataloging system to index the books' contents.
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The new multilingual mode will initially be available in the U.S., where it'll work with English and Spanish; Canada, where it'll offer French and English support; and India (Hindi and English).
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And as multilingual inscriptions at its biggest, emptiest synagogue make clear, a society at ease with its ethnic diversity is a society less likely to repeat the genocides of the past.
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"We couldn't be happier that [Chazelle] will be shooting The Eddy in France and that we will bring this bold, global, and multilingual series to our members around the world," Barmack said.
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As more museums begin grappling with the issue of multilingual services, community outreach will be a critical tool for ensuring that resources are invested in a way that will be truly useful.
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Our highly qualified, multilingual workforce and our innovative approach to development has seen an ever-increasing amount of interest from foreign investors looking to set up in or outsource operations to Europe.
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With $5,000 of her student loan money and low-cost infrastructure tools like Google Translate, Google Voice and Twilio, Lim was able to build a multilingual communications tool connecting teachers and families.
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While many find them entertaining, they "damage the country's image" while posing challenges for the "development of a multilingual society" and cause social issues, according to the state-run People's Daily newspaper.
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I don't want to bring back the WASPs; if I had the magic wand to conjure a different elite, it would be a multiracial, multilingual Catholic aristocracy ruling from Quebec to Chile.
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"Translation is a big need," she said, noting that while the network is working on Haitian Creole and Nepali translations of their resource documents, it's still looking for multilingual staff for hotlines.
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What enthralled Cassas and Vignes about Palmyra is precisely what ISIS hates about it: They discovered the material vestiges of a multilingual and multiconfessional society, nourished by commerce from East and West.
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Mrs von der Leyen, a multilingual moderate, showed today that she has at least some talent for this—although the many German critics of her troubled spell as defence minister beg to differ.
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The fields tests will be used to "develop service designs for driverless environments, expanded service routes, vehicle distribution logic, pick-up/drop-off processes and multilingual support," the companies said in a release.
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Multilingual and instinctively Atlanticist, she is respected by NATO colleagues for having fought for budget increases for Germany's armed forces and presiding over expanding German military missions in places like Mali and Lithuania.
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One strand is based on Luk Perceval's multilingual theatre piece "Front," which had its première in Hamburg, in 2014, in commemoration of the hundredth anniversary of the start of the First World War.
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" Our reporter has been impressed by the weird, multilingual theater of the news conferences, after which "journalistic neutrality repairs to the nearest bar, breaks open a beer and cheers for the home team.
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This unusual circumstance — neutral territory in a sophisticated multilingual city — confers a special character on the Geneva International Motor Show, which opens to the public on Thursday after two days of press previews.
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" Narayan went on to say that the company has "the widest global footprint and the largest multilingual capability in our category, giving us pole position as technology adoption accelerates across the hotel industry.
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It is listed as the address of the Transnistria Blockchain Agency, which runs the multilingual website wooing foreign investors, and Technopark, the private company to which all cryptocurrency mining businesses must be registered.
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Eltes is Swedish and lives in Italy, so it was a way of exploring multilingual conversations through the tangle of computation—how these layers, although initially there to help, can often confuse and distort.
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The founders wanted to provide a way for parents, students and teachers to overcome language barriers, so they developed a multilingual texting platform that can translate text messages into the language of the recipient.
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These are not the international and multilingual scams that have made robocalls so famous of late—by some counting, however, robocalls for debts and past-due bills are even more common, according to CNBC.
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A preproduction model of the Ambassador ($150 retail) was tested at company headquarters in Brooklyn, while the WT2 Plus earbuds ($230 retail), were used by two multilingual students at the University of Colorado Boulder.
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There must also be a push to help parents with limited English proficiency and to increase clinics' bilingual/multilingual capacity, including access to translation and interpreter services, especially in areas with large immigrant populations.
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While Lloyd's choice on Thursday surprised some, lower rental prices and its proximity to Britain could help other financial firms choose the multilingual home of the European Union over Dublin, Frankfurt, Paris and Luxembourg.
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The multilingual production, staged by the Israeli native Yael Ronen — one of the Gorki's four in-house directors — was named play of the year by "Theater heute" in 2016 and returns on March 18.
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Current projects from the research lab include Melange, which is trying to study multilingual speech that can help to humanize virtual assistants in the future, and make them more accessible to the developing world.
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That's a place where Google could have an advantage, thanks to Google Assistant's advanced language capabilities, which include support for a dozen some languages besides English, plus its multilingual abilities, support for interpretations and more.
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The shot captures an impeccably multinational, multilingual group of clever Europeans concocting a canny new timetable giving a catastrophically misled and chaotic Britain a last chance to find a way out of its own mess.
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Operating at the frontlines of Europe's ongoing refugee crisis, we provide good quality multilingual legal information and free Wifi to refugees on the move in, or having just arrived, in Northern France and in Greece.
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"This is long overdue in a place as global as California, where we really need a multilingual society," said Ricardo Lara, a state senator who sponsored the legislation to put the measure on the ballot.
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VENICE — When the yachts of billionaire collectors sail into the city and the vaporettos are full of hurried, multilingual aesthetes in head-to-toe black, it can mean only one thing: The Biennale is underway!
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Having narrowly won her confirmation vote in the European Parliament, on September 10th Mrs von der Leyen presented her proposed line-up of commissioners at a multilingual press conference at the Berlaymont building in Brussels.
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Now the second-richest man in Japan, Son has demonstrated an entrepreneurial bent since his younger days, selling his first tech product — a multilingual translator — to Sharp for $1 million before the age of 21.
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Winner of PC Magazine's Editor's Choice Award for Best Language-Learning Software, Rosetta Stone combines speech recognition tech with an immersive curriculum to help you become bi-, tri-, or even multilingual in no time at all.
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The company chose 12 multilingual streamers to partner with who stream everything from cooking to CS: GO. The idea is that practicing with a streamer will help you learn faster, even if you aren't speaking aloud.
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Alongside news of Google Assistant's forthcoming multilingual support and the addition of more languages this year, Google also announced this morning its smart assistant would soon be gaining two new features: Routines and location-based reminders.
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The Republic of Mauritius, located about 29,2750 miles off the southeast coast of the African mainland (with the much larger island nation of Madagascar between them), is a multiethnic, multilingual society of about 2820 million people.
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Vartan, a cobbler who'd rather walk 10 miles than drive 10 minutes, moved to the multilingual world of Beirut where nobody questioned how to pronounce his name, even if Lebanon's official language couldn't fully accommodate it.
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A preview of the reality show's season finale shows Viall, 36, saying that he's been "falling in love" with one of the remaining women, multilingual special education teacher Vanessa Grimaldi or Southern girl-next-door Raven Gates.
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Most of these are available now (better dashboards, new email templates, better support for multilingual campaigns), but the most interesting new features the company showed me during a briefing earlier this week are still a while out.
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In a follow-up study, forthcoming in the journal Developmental Science, my colleagues and I examined the effects of multilingual exposure on even younger children: 14- to 16-month-old babies, who are hardly speaking at all.
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Babies in multilingual environments, including those who were exposed to a second language only minimally, already understood the importance of adopting another's perspective for communication: They reached more often for the banana that the adult could see.
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The E.U.: The bloc nominated Ursula von der Leyen, Germany's multilingual defense minister, to become the president of the European Commission, and Christine Lagarde, the director of the International Monetary Fund, to head the European Central Bank.
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It recently invested in the Chinese online retailer JD.com, and last week announced plans to turn its multilingual Indian payments app, Google Pay, into more of a portal through which offline and online merchants could handle transactions.
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I grew up multilingual with English as my strongest language; all of my long-term partners have been American; I have a degree from an elite American university; and I have been living here for almost a decade.
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I departed in the freezing fog of a winter morning with two companions: Kamil Kakol, a seasoned multilingual Iraqi journalist, and Khalaf Shamdeen, a Yazidi driver who spoke no English but could translate the Yazidi dialect into Kurdish.
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Clinton on advertising in the state by nearly two to one, and his campaign has sent out more multilingual door hangers and fliers than the Clinton campaign, according to Ralston Reports, a local website that tracks political spending.
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The German-born actress plays a multilingual drifter with little in the way of allegiance or personal ties - prime material for Israel's Mossad, which sees in her someone eager for a homeland to which she can become loyal.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - With one national language often spoken poorly and thousands of regional dialects and ethnic minority tongues, China is having to employ multilingual officials as it embarks on its latest round of environment inspections across the country.
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The discussion was led by Robin Givhan of The Washington Post, and included Koop, a fashion adviser to Obama; Hildy Kuryk, former executive director of communications at Vogue and Teen Vogue; and Indira Gumarova, a multilingual marketing professional.
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The movie is at its most evocative when depicting his multilingual interactions with the residents, who call him "Kokay" (their pronunciation of "Gauguin") and propose that he marry a woman who becomes his muse (Tuhei Adams, a newcomer).
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"Those of us who have always wanted a decentralized Spain that is multilingual, multicultural and diverse have been placed in an impossible position," Manuel Muñiz, the dean of the IE School of International Relations in Madrid, told me.
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In 2500, on one of his first days on the job at a software start-up, his boss told him to meet with a Xerox computer scientist, Joe Becker, who had just published a manifesto on multilingual computing.
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The company says this is because real-time multilingual transcription is more complicated than simply translating written text from one language to another or inputting single sentences of speech and rendering them into text in a different language.
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Whether it is managing petabytes of text, audio, or video data, finding extraordinarily small patterns in the noise, or processing multilingual analytics, the agencies at the heart of America's national security system confront cutting-edge problems every day.
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It also pointed to moves by the tourism ministry, such as a round-the-clock toll-free multilingual tourist helpline launched in 12 languages and social awareness media campaigns that highlight the importance of good behaviour towards tourists.
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Based on their own experiences of speaking multiple languages, growing up in multilingual families and learning languages in school, they told us why knowing more than one language is important (and a few cases in which it's not).
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Multilingual, intensely private and with a glamour validated by Vogue magazine photo shoots, Abedin became a star in her own right as Clinton campaigned across the country, obliging countless requests by Clinton supporters to pose for their smartphone cameras.
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TOKYO, April 25 (Reuters) - Japan's Crown Prince Naruhito and his wife, Masako, represent a lot of firsts for an imperial couple: university-educated, multilingual and with years of experience living overseas, during which Naruhito even did his own laundry.
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Urbane and multilingual, Scherer's style contrasts with that of long-serving sales chief John Leahy who dominated aviation for 25 years with a dizzying pursuit of higher market share as he dragged Airbus from upstart to Boeing's commercial equal.
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Groups of 120 to 240 people attended the four public workshops held since February, thanks in part to multilingual robocalls inviting parents to meetings, according to WXY, the urban planning firm hired by the city to facilitate the process.
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Montreal feels almost like a European city — sophisticated, cosmopolitan, multilingual — a place that has been influenced by its French and English heritage, and by the generations of immigrants from all over the world who have come to live there.
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"Our biggest challenge is the 'normalization' of gambling — the idea that it's a harmless adventure," said Mr. Maney, who hopes to extend the Queens model program, which uses multilingual therapists, to other localities where addicted gamblers find no help.
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For a nominal fee, the Toyota International Association runs multilingual green tea workshops throughout the year, which allow visitors to learn about the region's tea history, grind their own tea leaves and make dishes such as matcha ice cream.
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Zuhal Demir, an N-VA minister in Michel's government, told De Standaard newspaper that the party's rivals were using the success of the multilingual, diverse national team to hurt the separatists: "Football has nothing to do with politics," she said.
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Multilingual and less than an hour's flight from most of Britain, the city has long been a favorite destination for Britons looking to settle elsewhere in the EU. Mayor Eberhard van der Laan said he hoped this would not change.
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Mortensen said Vox's message was absurd because in the books Aragorn is "a multilingual statesman who advocates the knowledge and inclusion of the various races, customs and languages of Middle Earth" and should not be associated with the far right.
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Gus Van Sant, a featured talking head, says he takes "people from out of town" to Mary's; he once brought along Sean Penn, who was charmed by the multilingual Viva and her willingness to discuss her memoir and her poetry.
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If you are part of the test group, you can now enable this feature, look for the 'Languages' section in your account section to enable the multilingual composer (and Pages owners who haven't opted in yet can find instructions here).
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Campanis was a man of the world—a multilingual NYU graduate, a World War II veteran, an executive who oversaw four pennant-winners, and, to invoke an unfortunate cliché, some of his best friends, including Jackie Robinson, were black people.
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Andrei Eliseev, the Nice cathedral's Moscow-educated and multilingual senior priest, denied accusations by his foes in the émigré community that he works for Russia's security agency and blamed hostility against him and Moscow on the feuds of old aristocratic families.
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MenschDanke Group also says it will continue to operate Versus as a separate brand, and that the deal is viewed as a "perfect fit" for its group of companies, which will be used to cross promote Versus' multilingual comparison engine.
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The company's Applied Machine Learning team has spent the past year working on a technology called multilingual embeddings which it says could significantly improve the speed at which its natural language processing tech is able to operate across foreign languages.
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Instead, we want an agreement that can mobilize the support of a much broader majority: the majority that wants more autonomy, improved finances and the transformation of Spain into a federal state that acknowledges its multinational, multicultural and multilingual nature.
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The intervening years had reduced the multilingual trade expert who had studied at Harvard and Oxford to a woman failing at the only duty in her new job that seemed to matter to Japan: producing an heir to the throne.
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Here's an overview of the new services and what they mean for each ride-hailing giant's healthcare play:Uber rolled out new patient-centric features, like multilingual notifications, opening up its nonemergency medical transportation (NEMT) services to a wider swath of patients.
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Debbie Mucarsel-PowellDebbie Mucarsel-PowellCritics hit Florida governor over lack of 'sweeping' coronavirus response Hispanic Democrats demand funding for multilingual coronavirus messaging Members of House GOP leadership self-quarantining after first lawmakers test positive MORE (D-Fla.) on Wednesday night.
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One thing to keep in mind, if you're really looking to switch languages: Alexa now speaks in multilingual mode in three countries: English and Spanish in the US, Indian English and Hindi in India, and Canadian English and French in Canada.
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In a world that is so connected by technology, and in the United States which is a melting pot of different cultures, it is a necessity to be multilingual in order to be able to communicate and learn from one another.
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These include a new email message designer with a drag and drop interface, new dynamic reporting capabilities in Adobe Campaign, support for multilingual push notifications and a speed boost for Campaign that now allows marketers to send even more messages in less time.
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Today's Israel would also not be the same if a decade before Israel Hayom a group of settlers hadn't started an illegal radio broadcast, Arutz Sheva (Channel Seven), that has since morphed into a multilingual website popular among settlers and religious Zionists.
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The meeting with the Trumps also put a new spotlight on Empress Masako, as noted by the New York Times: Social media users lauded her multilingual fluency and newly international prominence after years of suffocating scrutiny about her ability to have children.
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Among other listed improvements are a better pop-up blocker ("to prevent multiple pop-up windows from being opened by websites at the same time"); improved performance and web compatibility; and a better experience for multilingual users as also being among the updates.
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Rich with history and sprawling with multiculturalism, and with the never ending multilingual battle between Anglophones and Francophones, the city prides itself on its diverse artistic neighbourhoods, and unwavering lineup of music festivals which contribute to fostering its sound and music scene.
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It is not so hard to imagine the European Council (the EU heads of government, who formally propose commission presidents) eschewing Mr Weber in favour of safer EPP figures like Michel Barnier, the Brexit negotiator, or Peter Altmaier, Germany's multilingual economy minister.
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The Oxford-educated crown prince and the empress-to-be—a Harvard graduate and multilingual diplomat before she joined the imperial family—may be more visible on the international stage than Akihito and Michiko, who tended to focus on supporting Japan's vulnerable groups.
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For the first time across the social network's general population, Facebook is testing its "multilingual composer," and though the initial test is limited, the aim is reach that far off point where everyone in the world can readily talk to everyone else.
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In recent months these videos have become somewhat less sophisticated, culminating in the recent multilingual "Song of Four Comprehensives", in which a heavily Beijing-accented rapper explains the key tenets of Xi's platform: Follow me, Four Comprehensives, Four Comprehensives, prosperity is the goal.
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But we'll still get to use the revamped iMessages, better Maps, Apple's HomeKit app, redesigned Apple Music, Photo search, multilingual typing, Universal Clipboard (once macOS is released next week), home screen notifications, and the many UI tweaks and app enhancements made throughout.
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Perhaps if we as a society were more understanding of the benefits inherent in multilingual operations, we would not be experiencing a national languages-skills gap that is estimated by the British Academy to be costing the economy £48bn ($61bn) a year.
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And whereas Poland is governed today by the right-wing nationalist Law and Justice Party, Lithuania's current two-term president, Dalia Grybauskaite, is a multilingual, Europhile, unmarried woman with a black belt in karate and a reputation for sticking it to Vladimir Putin.
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ISIL is incredibly adept at not only producing propaganda that's slick and professional, but it's and targeted to specific audiences, it's multilingual, and they have, through the use of social media, been able to perfect pushing that material to anybody who's interested in it.
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Other additions could include a redesigned version of the Reminders app, a new touch gesture for selecting multiple items, improvements that make Siri better at distinguishing the "Hey Siri" trigger phrase from other sounds, and better multilingual support for keyboards and dictation, according to 9to5Mac.
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Clients are initially directed to a multilingual administrator, who is trained to ask a series of eligibility questions — a first interview about the terms of their asylum claim, and what services they might need (do they have kids, continuing trauma episodes, urgent health concerns, etc.).
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The government says it is taking more steps to protect domestic workers, including introducing a multilingual website educating them on their rights, and prosecuting and revoking licenses from employment agencies that break the rules -- and it says it has jailed at least one employer for abuse.
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This is far from Google's first attempt at real-time translation — in addition to the Google Assistant's multilingual feature, Google also incorporated a translation feature in the Pixel Buds in November 2017, which eventually began making its way to all headphones that support Google Assistant last October.
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The network may masquerade as a BBC-esque news organization that is increasingly global and multilingual, but it is in fact one of the most important tools of international propaganda in Vladimir Putin's arsenal—the centerpiece of the Kremlin's $300 million-per-year campaign to weaponize information.
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Their diversity reflects not just the troubled legacy of European colonial rule but, conversely, the evolving demographics of a multiethnic, multilingual kingdom that was carved on the map from scratch in 1831 and that maintains a stable, if uneasy, equilibrium between its Dutch- and French-speaking populations.
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There's a reason why Amazon hasn't even released the Echo outside the US. But you can't solve a problem if you don't acknowledge it exists, and here's a problem: perhaps the most important interface of the future currently doesn't work well for multilingual people or countries.
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One study from my developmental psychology lab — conducted in collaboration with the psychologists Boaz Keysar, Zoe Liberman and Samantha Fan at the University of Chicago, and published last year in the journal Psychological Science — shows that multilingual children can be better at communication than monolingual children.
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When the new Japanese emperor, Naruhito, and his wife, Masako, welcomed President Trump and the first lady, Melania Trump, to the palace on Monday morning during their four-day state visit, Masako, a multilingual former diplomat and Harvard graduate, became an instant hit on social media.
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Perhaps the most famous is housed aboard the Voyager 1 spacecraft — a gold-plated audiovisual disc, containing multilingual greetings and other evidence of human civilization — which slipped free of our solar system just a few years ago, traveling at a relatively sluggish 35,000 miles per hour.
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The final concept, structure, scope and timing of the project are still to be agreed between the European Parliament, national governments and the Commission, but the initial idea is to gather citizens' feedback and views through conferences, panels and debates as well as a multilingual website.
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In his novel Hermaphrodito, whose title evokes a gendered state once considered the irreconcilable combination of opposites, Savinio's use of multilingual texts undermines any attempt by a single-language translation to preserve the spirit of the work — uncannily foreshadowing current debates about cultural identity, appropriation, and assimilation.
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Here are the nine best free web hosting sites on the internet: Best for ease of use Best overall pick Best for customer service Best for no ads Best for speed Best for stability Best for modern and polished websites Best for multilingual use Best for SSL certificates
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Often described as the institution which, perhaps even more than the king, unites Dutch-speaking Flemings, French-speaking Walloons and the small German community, a team where most of the players are multilingual is growing in confidence it can give their 11 million compatriots something to cheer about.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Founded in 2006 by a motley crew of assertively intellectual, generally international, and multilingual artists, the razor-sharp, intimidatingly clever collective Slavs and Tatars is known for layered performance and lecture events that are somehow scholarly, snarky, witty, and illuminating all at once.
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A coalition made up of students, organizations, and Compton Unified School District is suing the University of California for requiring prospective students to submit their SAT and ACT scores, tests that the group calls "highly" and "demonstrably" discriminatory against minority, multilingual, and low-income students, as well as students with disabilities.
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"Many U.K. employers who require multilingual staff are becoming increasingly unsettled as a perfect storm brews — fewer and fewer linguists are emerging from our education system just as Brexit uncertainty looks to be deterring workers relocating here from the EU," Bill Richards, U.K. managing director of Indeed, said in a press release.
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" For example, one study illustrates how multilingual children demonstrate better general communication skills than monolingual children: "We took a group of children in the United States, ages 4 to 6, from different linguistic backgrounds, and presented them with a situation in which they had to consider someone else's perspective to understand her meaning.
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While it is impossible to predict parent demand if the measure passes, Hilda Maldonado, the executive director of multilingual and multicultural education in the Los Angeles school district, said she would expect many more students to enroll in dual-language classes and other programs that allowed them to retain their native language.
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Queens Museum Children's Book Celebration (Sunday) Queens is New York City's most diverse borough, and this free book festival will rise to the occasion with multilingual story hours and visits by authors and illustrators whose family roots are in countries like Mexico (Angela Dominguez), South Korea (Aram Kim) and Russia (Dasha Tolstikova).
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That potential can be seen in the studios' eager promotion of multilingual artists like BoA, who made her public debut at the age of 13 in 2000 and in the ensuing years has become one of South Korea's best-known exports thanks to a brand built on raw talent and multicultural positivity.
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The company had released three products, all of which will remain operational as before: Snowboy ("a customizable hotword detection engine"), NLU ("a multilingual natural language understanding engine"), and ChatFlow (a multi-turn conversation engine that we covered here), and appeared to be built as a cross-platform service, improving its ubiquity. Kitt.
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Ms. González, who worked as a consultant at Booz Allen Hamilton and at Jose Cuervo for a decade before starting her tequila company, said Ms. Cámara, like herself, represents a new generation of Mexican women who are educated, multilingual, ambitious and moving into leadership roles in high-stakes businesses like hospitality and tourism.
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The couple's relationship progressed in two-year increments: they met during summer 2013 in a multilingual writing seminar at Middlebury in Vermont, got better acquainted two years later while studying in the school's joint program at Oxford in England and finally began dating in 2017 after Mr. Duncan, who lived in Winchendon, Mass.
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The couple's relationship progressed in two-year increments: they met during summer 2013 in a multilingual writing seminar at Middlebury in Vermont, got better acquainted two years later while studying in the school's joint program at Oxford in England and finally began dating in 34 after Mr. Duncan, who lived in Winchendon, Mass.
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But unless you've visited Eastern European cities like Subotica, it's hard to understand how central the politics of language still is in nations like Serbia and Slovakia -- and how much of a statement Caputova's polyglot politics, embodied in her multilingual note of thanks, makes against the rise of exclusionary nationalism in Eastern Europe.
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