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bilingual educationbilingual = using two languages
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Those were the first Germans I saw, A few days later bilingual proclamations went up on the walls of Warsaw, issued by the German commandant and promising the population peaceful working conditions and the care of the German state.† (source)
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I've stopped checking "bilingual" on job applications.† (source)
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Or work my way to Germany and be a waitress, until I was bilingual.† (source)
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My son is perfectly bilingual.† (source)
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He's bilingual.† (source)
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Easy for you to say, Monsieur Bilingual.† (source)
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Though amazed at so curious an objection, the Americans, still smiling, acquiesced: the meeting would be run bilingually.† (source)
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Tense, breathy, high-cheekboned, bilingual.† (source)
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When Ruth was growing up, her mother supplemented her income as a teacher's aide with side businesses, one of which was bilingual calligraphy, Chinese and English.† (source)
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She is proud that Diana is bilingual in English and Spanish.† (source)
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The information lady is bilingual and answers back quickly in Spanish, pointing to the other window.† (source)
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Each one, raised in Japan, speaks the same language; but Aunt Emily and Father, born and raised in Canada, are visually bilingual.† (source)
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She took him to an odd little store, full of old-looking lamps and furniture but with a rack of shelves of old books, where together they found a bilingual copy of Le Petit Prince.† (source)
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Father and son both worked on their French, Adams reading a bilingual edition of Moliere's Amphitryon, one of several books he had brought from home.† (source)
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I am extremely grateful to the kind (and bilingual) staff of the Netherlands Institute for War Documentation in Amsterdam; they even allowed me to work there when it was supposed to be closed.† (source)
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