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I hope that as happened after the closure of several Spanish language bookshops, the general bookstores will take up the slack for our polyglot city of readers.— The Written Nerd
A seasoned South Asia hand and a polyglot, who speaks fluent Bengali, Hindi, Nepali and Sinhalese, A. Peter Burleigh is set to take over as the US 'Charge D' Affaires (head of mission) in— India eNews
Most such programmers are polyglot (they can code in multiple languages), and quite frankly the time they spent in honing their skills with TDD, their IDE of choice, understanding Continuous Integration, OO patterns, best practices and the like dwarfs the time it takes to pick up the syntax of another scripting language.— Application Generation
One way it might happen in Afghanistan is if we manage to peel off particular warlord factions within the polyglot, disunified militia that is the Taliban.— CFR.org -

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