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Meanings of non-english language in English
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Usage of non-english language in English
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The volunteers also translate English NDEs posted on NDERF into non-Englishlanguages.
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A big focus is building contributions to the non-Englishlanguage versions.
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Women, non-whites and non-Englishlanguage books make up the bulk of the list.
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It has since reversed its position to allow rural and non-Englishlanguage publications to operate.
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Non-Englishlanguage, adult and preterm infant studies were excluded.
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Methods: To further investigate this topic, relevant English and non-Englishlanguage studies were identified through Medline.
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It is the sixth non-Englishlanguage film to achieve the historic double, following from 2019's Roma.
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As these scales have become widely used, there is a need for translation to non-Englishlanguages.
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Non-Englishlanguage, unrelated and non-educational videos were excluded.
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Some years ago Jody Long began the enormous project of translating the NDERF survey into non-Englishlanguages.
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That's a pretty good deal, because the English language world represents more than the non-Englishlanguage world.
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The largest proportion of the rise came from new World Service TV news bulletins being provided in non-Englishlanguages.
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Currently there are more than two thousand near-death-experience accounts in non-Englishlanguages posted on NDERF, with more added regularly.
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With the elimination of non-Englishlanguage books, foreign opposition to the deal has been blunted but plenty of critics remain.
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We showed him the script and he offered half the budget up front in exchange for the non-Englishlanguage world.
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The government loosened its rules on community newspaper deliveries last week, exempting papers that serve hard-to-reach rural areas or non-Englishlanguage speaking communities.