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• He is like the child of a biracial or bicultural marriage.
• And Grady Memorial Hospital is hiring more bilingual and bicultural employees.
• In 1990, Austine officially adopted the Bilingual-Bicultural Approach.
• The school offers the standard Bilingual, Bicultural or International Baccalaureates.
• Immigrants and bicultural families do have more positive roles as well.
• Bilingual and bicultural education and services are a priority for them.
• They can't walk the bicultural line ."
• They are all bicultural, but technically Puerto Ricans are not immigrants.
• I will make no attempt to hide my bicultural bias.
• A bicultural paradox that leads Latinas to a painful condition.
• Douglas and Agua Prieta ( Sonora ) are really one bicultural community.
• Unlike many of his elders, however, Penela has bicultural sensibilities.
• The energy secretary credits his ease to a bicultural upbringing.
• Medical interpreters need to be bicultural, not just bilingual.
• Bicultural is reserved for a very minute group of performers.
• Such individuals may be said to have adopted bicultural identities.
• They have included various models of instruction including bilingual and bicultural education.
• Lastly, the chapter explains bilingual and bicultural programs in deaf education.
• Kennedy says, " but we're not bicultural ."
• Both are bilingual and love the bicultural scene here.