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(Mandy is an exception: like the vast majority of British Europhiles, he is stubbornly monoglot.)— The First Post: Latest
Which is huge component in making European health care so cheap (of course at the cost of having an acute deficiency of skilled doctors and nurses). monoglot 2 points 1 hour ago* monoglot 2 points 1 hour ago*— Original Signal - Transmitting Buzz
It's a charming name for a baby girl, or possibly for a perfume made by a monoglot Japanese toiletry manufacturer.— The Independent - Frontpage RSS Feed
After obtaining my PGCE I was told in a conversation with the deputy director of education for the county that I had "no chance" of getting a primary school teaching job in the county of my birth as an English monoglot.— BlogCymru.com
In part, this is because no writer's sensibility is formed any more (except perhaps writers who work and read in languages with very small catchments) by a monoglot literary culture; much of what we know and love is through translations, and a world without translation would leave every reader and writer alarmingly impoverished.— The Middle Stage
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