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They are not, though, grotesque in their habits, physically repulsive to most other humans, monolinguistic, monocultural, or monomorphic.
District 9 2009
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They are not, though, grotesque in their habits, physically repulsive to most other humans, monolinguistic, monocultural, or monomorphic.
Archive 2009-08-01 2009
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Everyone knows that by adopting a different language you disrespect the monolinguistic United States and effectively become a citizen of the country in which that language is uttered.
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June 3rd, 2009 at 1:15 pm you disrespect the monolinguistic United States
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What we have in District 9 is a story about beings who are according to the information we are given monomorphic, monocultural, monolinguistic, physically repulsive to most humans, grotesque in their habits, barbaric in their behaviors, and mostly quite stupid.
District 9 2009
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What we have in District 9 is a story about beings who are according to the information we are given monomorphic, monocultural, monolinguistic, physically repulsive to most humans, grotesque in their habits, barbaric in their behaviors, and mostly quite stupid.
Archive 2009-08-01 2009
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Why do the monolinguistic-fetishists hate the troops?
Hullabaloo 2008
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The native English speaker who cannot afford to travel except through the teaching of English, is seen as an arrogant-monolinguistic-monocultural ignoramus.
Miriam Ruiz 2007
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Rev. McCLURKIN: In my traveling throughout the years, going to the different countries, I learned, you know, that I go over there with my monolinguistic self with America's greatest asset, one language, and -- you know, and you go over there and you see people, like in Japan, where there's only 1 percent of the whole entire population that's Christian and the majority of them don't really speak English.
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Q: It doesn't mean we're moving toward a monolinguistic world.
Thestar.com - Home Page Vit Wagner 2010
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