One of the major reasons for America's great success as the world's first "universal nation," for its astonishing and unmatched capacity for assimilating immigrants, has been that .
The country is now getting better at assimilating people with physical disabilities like deafness into mainstream society.
Cisco's powerful stock--$100 invested in 1990 is now worth $34,000-- lets it buy companies with such regularity that an entire Cisco division is devoted to assimilating acquisitions.
Bears' Cutler trying to master new scheme, personnel LAKE FOREST, Ill. -- Learning a new offense is old hat for quarterback Jay Cutler, who's in the process of assimilating his fourth different scheme in his five years with the Bears.
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President Bush in New York Times This bill provides an historic opportunity to uphold America's tradition of welcoming and assimilating immigrants and honoring our heritage as a nation built on the rule of law,Mr. Bush said. "We have an obligation to solve problems that...
Robert Boyle in Bloomberg The ease of assimilating up to eight aircraft into our existing 777 fleet, rather than having a small number of A330s, swung the balance in Boeing's favor,the airlines Commercial Director Robert Boyle said.
Mike Keenan in SportingNews.com It's a challenging job and I've enjoyed it,Keenan said. "Even though we had a very hard and difficult beginning in terms of working with the group and assimilating the group, I still wanted to come to the rink badly every day. I think the...