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Arabic as a home language in Sweden: family language practices and beliefs. [PDF]

Front Psychol
Bohnacker U, Haddad R.
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Communicating Across Languages: Experiences of Spanish-Speaking People With Dementia and Care Partners in the Emergency Department. [PDF]

Acad Emerg Med
Chary AN, Lara V, Yoon S, Bhananker AR, Ordoñez E, Suh MI, Shah MN.   +6 more
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Implementation of starfish sampling for invisibilised populations: a methods protocol of the BRAVE multi-site cross-sectional community-based participatory study. [PDF]

BMJ Open
Sudhinaraset M, Kim H, Song K, Ronquillo RJ, Kim J, Raymond HF.   +5 more
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Community size rather than grammatical complexity better predicts Large Language Model accuracy in a novel Wug Test. [PDF]

PLoS One
Pantelidou N, Leivada E, Montero R, Morosi P.   +3 more
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Bilinguals have better recall for code-switched information. [PDF]

Psychon Bull Rev
Salig LK, Valdés Kroff JR, Novick JM, Slevc LR.   +3 more
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From apology to action: advancing Indigenous self-determination in hospital care in the Northwest Territories. [PDF]

Int J Circumpolar Health
Grace Roher SI, Andrew P, Fairman K, Galloway T.   +3 more
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Cataloguing in the Official and Heritage Languages at the National Library of Canada

Cataloging & Classification Quarterly, 1993
The National Library of Canada's main mandate is to acquire, catalogue, and promote Canadians regardless of language or place of publication. Since Canada has two official languages, Eng- lish and French, the National Library aspires to bilingual biblio- graphic control. Technological advancks t ~ a t link bilinngual authority files and allow a lanmane-
Virginia Ballance
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Regional, national, and official languages in Belgium

International Journal of the Sociology of Language, 1993
Les langues officielles de la Belgique sont le Francais, le Hollandais et, a un degre moindre, l'Allemand. Cependant, une majorite de Belges parlent une langue non-officielle, souvent non-ecrite.
Edmund A. Aunger
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