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Meanings of non-english speaking in English

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Usage of non-english speaking in English
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Miss USA Sarah Rose Summers has been the subject of a social media storm after videos of her poking fun at non-english speaking contestants emerged.
The South African
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A large number of asylum-seekers in Ireland come from non-English speaking countries.
The Irish Times
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Here I was, walking among all the other non-English speaking foreigners.
The Guardian
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Translation and validation of the MDS-UPDRS is necessary for non-English speaking countries and regions.
Pubmed
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That number was even greater - about 70 percent - among non-English speaking patients.
Reuters
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Perhaps more daunting is emigrating to a non-English speaking country.
The Irish Times
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What is the difference between an "illiterate" and a non-English speaking person?
Community Civics and Rural Life
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Tells about the regional differences, many rhymes of English-speaking as well as non-English speaking countries.
The new yorker
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But there are around 63 million Web users in non-English speaking countries still to be wooed.
Wired
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Extensive efforts have been made to communicate Covid-19 updates to the large non-English speaking community in Nelson.
Radio NZ
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But for many citizens from non-English speaking countries, it is also the reason to study in the UK.
The South African
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In other words, making it more difficult for those who live in non-English speaking countries to achieve citizenship.
The Irish Times
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Non-English speaking show 65 permanently disabled as compared with 28 who spoke English.
Public Speaking
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Many questioned how the film would play in non-English speaking markets, especially after a relatively slow start in Spain.
Reuters
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They then estimated the odds for minority, low-income, Medicaid, uninsured and non-English speaking patients of having a non-white doctor.
Reuters
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That's not totally surprising given that the subtleties of dialogue could easily get lost on non-English speaking audiences relying on subtitles.
BBC
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