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Meanings of multi-ethnic in English

Involving several ethnic groups.

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Usage of multi-ethnic in English
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Its multi-ethnic population use the Euro currency and vote in French elections.
Reuters
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In a big, multi-ethnic city, absorbing a lot of migrants is easy.
The Guardian
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I live in the multi-ethnic borough Nørrebro, by the lakes in Copenhagen.
The Guardian
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The text was that a multi-ethnic society would lead to more crime, etc.
The Guardian
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In it are clues to the multi-ethnic nature of society in the region.
The South African
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Brazil was, and still is, a multi-ethnic and racially divided society.
The new yorker
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For many, this British rebirth was as a modern, multi-ethnic and multicultural nation.
The Guardian
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The Bank's client base reflects the multi-ethnic composition of these communities.
Reuters
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Before that, I'd been living in London, which was very multi-ethnic.
The Irish Times
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Here, we aimed to assess the generalisability of this tool in multi-ethnic Asians.
Pubmed
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Arriving from overseas, one is immediately struck by the multi-ethnic makeup of New York.
The Guardian
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We sought to identify novel genetic components influencing sleep duration in a multi-ethnic sample.
Pubmed
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Rohingyas are not included in any census in multi-ethnic Myanmar and have no citizenship.
Reuters
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The USA struggling to secure its superiority in an emerging multi-polar, multi-ethnic, fractured world.
After the Rain : how the West lost the East
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Kosovo's multi-ethnic assembly voted in a single ballot for the president, prime minister and cabinet.
The Irish Times
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Britain is currently a multifaith, multi-ethnic nation, with a high rate of ethnically mixed relationships.
The Guardian
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Multi-ethnic through the time
Multi-ethnic across language varieties
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