Japan has many ethnic Koreans who assimilated into Japanese society by taking Japanese citizenship and using Japanese names.

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There are many ethnic Koreans who assimilated into Japanese society by taking Japanese citizenship and using Japanese names.

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Many of these postrevolution Russians assimilated into British culture, and by the late 1980s it seemed to some expats there was no Russian community in London at all.

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And then, by his instinctive expression of that assimilated music, personify the ethos of a younger generation desperate to hear itself?

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And, no, there is not an obvious racial dimension either: many blacks are still doing badly, but Latinos, who will account for one in five Americans by 2030, seem to be being assimilated just fine.

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The updates will first appear in some 2010 Ford models later this year and will be assimilated into all Ford, Lincoln, and Mercury models by 2011.

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By the 1950s, Jews in America and elsewhere had largely assimilated.

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According to most historians, the Albanians, a Caucasian people first recorded by the Romans, simply disappeared around the 10th century and became assimilated with their neighbours.

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The family considered itself fully assimilated, but after the Nazi annexation of Austria, in 1938, Mischel remembers being taunted in school by the Hitler Youth and watching as his father, hobbled by childhood polio, was forced to limp through the streets in his pajamas.

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His parents were assimilated Jews (his father worked in the German Foreign Office) who encouraged their son's drawing talent by sending him to art schools in Weimar and Paris.

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