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Significats de mainstreaming en anglès

Someone's insertion into a society or a group.

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It's also worth asking why mainstreaming only seems to run one way.
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Apple is good at mainstreaming products, but it's not that good.
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Now that, my social enterprise friends, is what you call mainstreaming.
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Music videos powerfully contribute to the mainstreaming of pornography and inequality.
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Tall, handsome, articulate, dynamic, Eric was a great poster boy for mainstreaming vampires.
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We were assured the mainstreaming of women's issues across government.
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In the meantime, try to remember that we've been mainstreaming for some time now.
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Instead, he has an issue with the mainstreaming of climbing.
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I feel hope today because of the incomparable impact of mainstreaming these stories and visuals.
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Should they be closed or does mainstreaming negatively impact on the learning of other pupils?
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This isn't anything particularly new, as the mainstreaming of the Picnic already happened a while ago.
The Irish Times
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Milder measures than their former choices (torture and terror) were what "mainstreaming" vampires needed.
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The Paris outcome should encourage the mainstreaming of adaptation and promote the sharing of best practice.
The Guardian
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But overall, it was a sterling contribution from the Olympics to the mainstreaming of national stereotypes.
The Guardian
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Furthermore, we remain committed to promoting disability mainstreaming as government services are accessible and inclusive, added Fernandez.
The South African
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The second barrier is utilization and mainstreaming.
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