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... arrived immigrants are aware of, and indeed ideally share, the core values of the host-country society (see below). The most sensible time to take stock of a migrant's existing skills and develop a plan to build new ones is upon their ...
... arrived immigrants are aware of, and indeed ideally share, the core values of the host-country society (see below). The most sensible time to take stock of a migrant's existing skills and develop a plan to build new ones is upon their ...
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... arrived in Czechoslovakia. Ly called her parents back to Vietnam and since her arrival in the Czech Republic she has regularly written letters and called her family back to Vietnam. The news of her parents and older brother made Ly very ...
... arrived in Czechoslovakia. Ly called her parents back to Vietnam and since her arrival in the Czech Republic she has regularly written letters and called her family back to Vietnam. The news of her parents and older brother made Ly very ...
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... Arrived .. . Gertrude Stein Has Arrived . . . Gertrude Stein Has Arrived”—to which Alice deadpanned, “As if we did not know it.” She wondered aloud why Paris called itself the City of Light, since New York clearly outshone it in numbers ...
... Arrived .. . Gertrude Stein Has Arrived . . . Gertrude Stein Has Arrived”—to which Alice deadpanned, “As if we did not know it.” She wondered aloud why Paris called itself the City of Light, since New York clearly outshone it in numbers ...
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NOT LONG BUT HOW LONG SINCE BY J K STANFORD 206 | 9 |
THE DUTCH IN DESHIMA BY H CAREW | 41 |
THE JUJUBE TREE BY JOHN WELMAN 409 | 145 |
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