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The emergency nurse practitioner,hen a reviewer incorrectly stated that Turgenev had written one of his novellas originally in French, an offended Turgenev pointed out—in flawless French—that he would never stoop to something so base.

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Is Monolingualism Possible? propounded abandoning the teaching of Spanish at school in favor of English, so that children would be taught Catalan or Basque and English as the second language, whereas Spanish would continue to be acquired naturally (through contact with Spanish speakers, the media, etc.), but no formal instruc

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Introduction to Tetraglossiaate that this terrain, that is to say, the mass of people, should first of all be in a position to respond, both to the cultural needs which fuel them and to the demands made on them by a small group of their fellows who are better equipped to satisfy these needs?”