An institutional unit is considered to be resident within a country when it has a centre of economic interest in that territory, i.e. is engaged or is going to get engaged in some economic activities or transactions during a long period, usually assimilated to one year.
Yet that niche of idiosyncratic creativity will have to be assimilated.
They have been small with little or no intelligence chatter, and have involved suspects who have been in the U.S. for several years and appeared to have assimilated.
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.
You're the intermediary between two worlds, which isn't easy, because Ivy League schools tend to admit the blandest, most assimilated, least-ethnic minorities you can imagine.
Can you give us any sense of how, going -- looking ahead to the next debate, he's assimilated the lessons of the first?
After the London bombings, many Americans took comfort in the belief that immigrants to the U.S. are better assimilated than they are in Europe.
Though Nextel may be long since assimilated as a company, parts of its branding look to live on thanks to an official announcement from Sprint today.
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Broadly speaking, the representations that describe them tend to fall into two types, the exceptional assimilated immigrant or the violent fundamentalist, with very little room in between.
And then, by his instinctive expression of that assimilated music, personify the ethos of a younger generation desperate to hear itself?
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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