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1. Other nationalities are equally represented and randomly dotted all over London.
2. Other nationalities are represented by some foreign specialists, foreign companies' representatives, and students at the Kazan universities.
3. Around 50 nationalities are represented, with Dutch, African, Spanish, Jewish Portuguese, Lebanese, and Chinese origins being the most common. (Web site)
4. Minority nationalities are entitled to appropriate representation on the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress. (Web site)

Worse

1. Trotskyists see Imperialist occupation of a country like Iraq as worse than the Bourgeois Nationalists oppressing other nationalities. (Web site)

Finding

1. Most resorts are predominately one or two nationalities so finding the resorts that match your language skills helps. (Web site)

Place

1. Scouting offers a place to young and old people alike, across a wide variety of mental and physical capabilities, religious beliefs and nationalities.

Empire

1. At this crisis the real attitude of the different nationalities in the Empire was revealed. (Web site)

Composers

1. Composers have found the rhapsody grand for showcasing their nationalities, as well as showing off the orchestra.

Beginning

1. Beginning in 1925, the French Championships were open to all nationalities, with the results shown here beginning with that year.
2. Beginning in 1908, the Young Turks attempted to consolidate Turkish influence in the Balkans while ensuring equality for all nationalities in their empire. (Web site)

Entry

1. Some nationalities can get an entry permit stamped in their passport upon arrival at the airport.
2. Again reports on 24 August indicated that Iranian authorities refused entry to Abu Musa of one hundred people of different nationalities. (Web site)

Equal

1. All nationalities in China are equal according to the law.

Southern Afghanistan

1. One of the six NATO troops killed was a British soldier, who was shot dead in southern Afghanistan, but nationalities of the other five were not released. (Web site)

Intermarriage

1. Intermarriage or Mixed marriage - Marriage between people belonging to different religions, tribes, nationalities or ethnic backgrounds. (Web site)

Magyars

1. The Magyars pursued a policy of Magyarization seeking to force the minority nationalities to adopt the Magyar language and culture.

Children

1. Calpe College International School was established in 1973 and is a co-educational day school for children of all nationalities from 3 - 18 years.
2. Way before Michael Jackson she helped children by adopting orphans of all nationalities, and furthermore, she was a fervent civil rights activist. (Web site)

British School

1. British School of Chicago provides British curriculum education for children of all nationalities.
2. The British School is a private day school for boys and girls of all nationalities between the ages of 3 and 12.

Creeds

1. The church is crowded with people of all nationalities (and creeds, I guess) like many churches in Rome this morning. (Web site)

Nationalities Issue

1. By the same token, institutionalizing democracy and bringing stability to Iran is impossible without a resolution of the nationalities issue.

Historic Nationalities

1. The Spanish constitution recognises historic nationalities, but does not grant a special status for them. (Web site)

Certain Nationalities

1. Pubs that to cater for a niche audience, such as sports fans or Star Trek fans or people of certain nationalities are known as theme pubs.

Central Nationalities Song

1. A decade and a half later, she was selected to the Central Nationalities Song and Dance Ensemble in Beijing.

Mongolian Nationalities

1. Like the other Mongolian nationalities in China, the Bonan are thought to be descendants of Mongol troops. (Web site)

Nationalities Living

1. The Ethnic Carnival is a grand gathering of Li, Miao and other nationalities living on the second largest island of China.

Foreign Nationalities

1. Most Latin Catholics are of foreign nationalities and come from Greece, Italy, France, Austria, etc. (Web site)

Oppressed Nationalities

1. The Kurdish nation and other oppressed nationalities in Iran will totally support such a structure that will put and end to the inequalities of the past.
2. His insights into human freedom dignity and his search for justice for the oppressed nationalities (Ethnic groups) were priceless. (Web site)
3. Thus, Raevskii saw the reawakening of oppressed nationalities and their struggle for freedom as a positive phenomenon in which anarchists should play a role. (Web site)

Different Nationalities

1. Some languages are meant specifically for communication between people of different nationalities or language groups.
2. The city is inhabited by people of 13 different nationalities, including Mongolian, Kazakh, Russian, Tartar and Uzbek. (Web site)
3. Therefore tourists of different nationalities were pushed in one bus, each nation with its guide.

Friends

1. This tournament was considered the best way for wizards of different nationalities to meet and make friends.

Home

1. Cardiff is now home to over 11,000 Muslims from many different nationalities and backgrounds, nearly 52 per cent of the Welsh Muslim population.

Addition

1. In addition, minority nationalities in China have their own unique celebrations.

Terms

1. This albanian population is hidden under such terms (nationalities?) as "Macedonians", Mavrovounians, and Muslims. (Web site)

Full

1. Wrong proofs have happened to people of all nationalities and ages- history of mathematics is full of these examples. (Web site)

Fully

1. Unfortunately, the significance of the nationalities and their role in bringing about democracy in Iran is not fully understood and is indeed neglected.

French

1. Some resorts cater more or less exclusively to certain nationalities, notably Italian, German, French and Japanese guests.
2. It is set in California, and the nationalities of the protagonists are swapped: the man is American and the woman is French.

Written

1. The contest is open to writers from all nationalities, though the entries must be written in English.

Various Nationalities

1. Harry also meets a vast number of people of various nationalities and all types.
2. This was the historical fact of how Taiwan, like the other parts of China, came to be opened up and settled by the Chinese people of various nationalities.

Arabs

1. It once was an important trade centre for the Portuguese and Arabs, nowadays Malindi is a picturesque melting pot of many different nationalities.

Restaurants

1. You will find some bars and restaurants owned by other nationalities in this place including British during the Jandia holidays and you will really enjoy it. (Web site)

Zhuang

1. People of Zhuang and Han nationalities in Guangxi formed the Black Banner Army and trounced the French invaders near Hanoi in 1873.

Qing Dynasty

1. The foods reflected the colorful, dietetic culture and multiple nationalities of the Qing Dynasty.

Poland

1. Between March 1945 and July 1946, 10,490 inhabitants left northern Bukovina for Poland, including 8,140 Poles, 2,041 Jews and 309 of other nationalities. (Web site)
2. It sought its allies among workers of all nationalities living in Poland. (Web site)

Soviet Union

1. Fifteen of the major nationalities had their own union republics, which together comprised the federation known as the Soviet Union. (Web site)
2. First, there was the problem of nationalities, as the Soviet Union consisted of nearly 100 different ethnic groups. (Web site)
3. Since the collapse of the Soviet Union they have now become known under their various nationalities. (Web site)

Countries

1. Sosua has a large community of expats from a variety of countries who enjoy the interesting mix of nationalities in this unique Dominican seaside town.

International Space Station

1. Today, he's happy to see that people of many nationalities can become astronauts and fly on the space shuttle or the international space station.

Casualties

1. The nationalities of the casualties were not released, though most of the NATO soldiers in the area are American. (Web site)

Crews

1. Currently, the ISS EMU and the Russian ORLAN are used by crews of all nationalities on the International Space Station.

Land

1. Other nationalities, despite inhabiting large chunks of land, were mostly peasants, while landowners and nobility were primarily German.

Victims

1. In defining international terrorism, the purpose of the act, the nationalities of the victims, or the resolution of the incident are considered. (Web site)
2. The statement, issued Thursday, did not identify the location of the blast or the nationalities of the victims.
3. Apart from two civil wars with millions of victims of all nationalities, the "high" estimates add to 50 thousands.

Wrestlers

1. Professional Sumo is practiced exclusively in Japan, where it originated, but wrestlers of other nationalities participate.

Rights

1. Yugoslavia solved the national issue of nations and nationalities (national minorities) in a way that all nations and nationalities had the same rights. (Web site)
2. What threatens Iran with disintegration is the denial of the existence of nationalities and thus the denial of their rights.
3. Minority nationalities, many with strong historical and recent separatist or anti-Han tendencies, were given no rights of self-determination. (Web site)

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