We're still a melting pot, but a melting pot that has to have some coherence.
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"The city of Elizabeth has been a melting pot, but it hasn't been a melting pot for the last 25 years — it's been a melting pot since the Constitution," Mr. Bollwage said.
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Well, I think that's exactly the divide: Is America a melting pot, or is the melting pot, and the concomitant assimilation, a form of cultural genocide?
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A melting pot The high school is a remarkable modern-day melting pot, a testament to the United States as a global destination for people fleeing oppression.
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The explicit rental biases contrasts to Singapore's melting pot image.
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The hotel, like San Francisco, was a cultural melting pot.
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Singapore is a melting pot of different races and cultures.
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The Melting Pot will randomly select a winner on Monday.
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Valentine's Day can bring about a melting pot of emotions.
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Our nostalgia for this melting pot idea is somewhat misplaced.
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And you get this melting pot of culture happening there.
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This Minnesota town is a modern, successful American melting pot.
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"Paterson is a melting pot of multiple nationalities," Elhelw said.
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And the melting pot means you can come from anywhere.
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"West Side Story" represents the melting pot of New York.
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It's just one huge melting pot of race and ethnicity.
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I think New York City is an amazing melting pot.
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Check. Implicit message about cooperation and embracing the melting pot?
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It's all there: the melting pot, entrepreneurialism, and engineered corn.
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It's a melting pot of all races in the world.
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It offers a vision of Berlin as a true melting pot.
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But New York is the hot spot for a melting pot.
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But we have to recognize that the melting pot is cracking.
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"I wanted to embrace Queens as a melting pot," she said.
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We have this melting pot of people from all different backgrounds.
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Others simply adhere to the bizarre melting pot of millennial humor.
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To everyone's surprise, Berlin has become continental Europe's foremost melting pot.
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Our country's unique and rich melting pot is our competitive advantage.
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Over the decades, poke would evolve with Hawaii's melting pot culture.
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It has long been a melting pot of cultures and religions.
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Consider the demographics: We have the melting pot of Latin America.
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To build an identity out of a melting pot takes endurance.
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This melting pot district is highly diverse, both ethnically and economically.
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Next, you'll need a melting pot, or the illusion of one.
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"We didn't come here looking for a melting pot," she said.
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The shirt came out of a melting pot of those ideas.
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"We can see that it's a great melting pot," she said.
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Republicans in Liberal argue that the melting pot is working well there.
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Well, America is cultural melting pot and your BBQ should be, too.
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No matter where you come from this is a melting pot country.
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It is a melting pot of 3rd world miscreants and ghetto thugs.
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It's sort of an indescribable melting pot of constant inspiration and ideas.
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It was an inspiring reflection of the ideal of the melting pot.
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New York City is a melting pot in more ways than one.
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It is a melting pot, and has given me broader research perspectives.
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The army is a melting pot for all the people of Israel.
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The melting-pot of Mauritius is on display in the country's cuisine.
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If New York was really a melting pot gentrification wouldn't be thing.
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They buried, once and for all, the myth of the melting pot.
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A vision of a melting pot in which nobody gets boiled away.
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The Bay is just such a melting pot for different creatives, period.
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The American melting pot will become a cauldron boiling over with contempt.
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Battleborn is many things at once, a veritable melting pot of genres.
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On the other hand, I come from the melting pot of Queens.
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In the United States, the model had once been a melting pot.
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Many Americans were as contemptuous of the "melting pot" as the Germans.
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Tempah added that for him, London is a melting pot of cultures.
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FL When I was a child, the idea was the melting pot.
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America is a melting pot and there's always space for a new tradition.
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"You could almost say there is a melting 'pot' of neural signaling pathways."
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It&aposs the area that I work in, it&aposs a melting pot.
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To call Los Angeles a beauty melting pot would be a gross understatement.
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"The most recent drawings are a melting pot of cultural influences," says Depelchin.
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Shadow represents the frequently invoked melting pot, and a counterpoint to Wednesday's assertion.
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And then basically its like you have a little melting pot of people.
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The Star Trek franchise is proving to be a melting pot of diversity.
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In that sense, there is subversive and untapped power in the melting pot.
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As a result, immigrants are feeling increasingly unwelcome in the American melting pot.
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Plastic bottles, diapers, carrier bags -- it was all going in the melting pot.
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"Here, we have this notion of the melting pot," Jorie Graham told me.
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The country has always found strength in the melting pot of our citizens.
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I imagine myself as a conglomeration of identities, a — pardon me — melting pot.
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Kazakhstan is a melting pot of people of different nationalities, faiths and cultures.
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Owner Darren Leung describes Westside as a "real melting pot" of New York.
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I took her to eat fondue at The Melting Pot, 'hood-romance style.
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But now I can't see society as anything other than a melting pot.
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The Latin American melting pot We all have preferences when it comes to hair.
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"Mexico is no less of a melting pot than the United States," Bettinger said.
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I'm 82 years old and I'm here with a melting (pot) generation of people.
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I don't tolerate the phrase "America is a melting pot" in my students' essays.
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However inaccurate it is, "melting pot" is undeniably part of our glib national narrative.
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For me, just having that influence—I think Chicago is a nice melting pot.
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I want Wakanda to be almost like a melting pot for all of that.
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America lauds itself as a melting pot full of rich culture and innovative people.
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It's supposed to represent this melting pot, this big immigrant population and it doesn't!
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We are a nation of immigrants, a melting pot, a society anyone can join.
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Sex and race, faith and ethnicity ... the melting pot seems to be boiling over.
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He also perfectly illustrates the odd melting pot that is the fighting game community.
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But Llanddewi-Brefi was a melting pot back then, so we didn't question it.
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Today, the icon has come to embody Mexico's modern reality as a melting pot.
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"It's a melting pot of Islamist violence that's been brewing for sometime," he remarked.
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And Hawaii the harmonious melting pot is also a cliché in its own right.
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"Dirty Frank's is an American melting pot with drinks," the Inquirer wrote in 1973.
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Melbourne is a melting pot of these cultures, and that's what makes Melbourne magical.
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Frank L. CocozzelliStaten Island To the Editor: America has never been a melting pot.
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In other words: the most natural process in a melting-pot country like ours.
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They were the promise of a melting pot that has never quite been fulfilled.
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I grew up with the best America has to offer, a true melting pot.
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Louisiana is a melting pot of cultures and that is what this tastes like.
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They saw women of almost every background that our melting pot has to offer.
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It was empowering, entertaining and a rare melting pot for the camp's myriad nationalities.
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The crew itself is a melting pot, drawing from all corners of the globe.
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America is not the great melting pot that poets like Ralph Waldo Emerson once extolled.
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It's within this ethnolinguistic melting pot that he first encountered Swardspeak (aka Bekinese and Bekimon).
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The code that runs the web is a melting pot of programming languages and technologies.
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In a candy melting pot or a microwave, melt the desired candy melts or chocolate.
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"It was pretty nerve wracking," Amish Patel, who pitched his Melting Pot idea, told Mashable.
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If the United States is a melting pot, then Canada, he says, is a mosaic.
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THIS IS A FABULOUS CITY A GLOBAL MELTING POT, UNBELIEVABLE TALENT AND STUFF LIKE THAT.
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Their personalities, he said, reflect "a melting pot" of pop culture and New York references.
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He called Uzbekistan, where Uma grew up, a former melting pot along the Silk Road.
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"#SoFla is proof that a melting pot can create incredible results" View the discussion thread.
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The term "melting pot" has been used to connote this essential part of our character.
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A. New York is a beautiful and unique city and truly the world's melting pot.
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And so there was this melting pot of meetings and interactions in these abandoned spaces.
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It's a cultural melting pot, and in that way, very similar to New York City.
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We have much to be proud of in our wonderful melting pot of a nation.
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For centuries, the country has been a melting pot of policies, ideologies, leaders, and practices.
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"This is a multicultural city, so the menu will be a melting pot," she said.
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"Hamilton" makes a sustained and vibrant case for the virtues of an American melting pot.
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It was about the melting pot and the establishment; the 1 percent and the accessible.
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The notion of the nation as a melting pot is a largely abandoned assimilationist strategy.
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It was a melting pot where anything seemed possible—creative, tolerant, cosmopolitan, innovative, and smooth.
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With exhibitors from more than 50 countries, CES is truly a melting pot of innovation.
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They would tell us this phrase, 'melting pot,' and it took me forever to understand.
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The American melting pot, with its new eyes and new imaginations, is an incubator for innovation.
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Pilsen is a beautiful melting pot of Mexican-American business owners, young students, and aspiring artists.
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It is the great melting pot, a place that welcomes huddled masses yearning to breathe free.
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His hometown has been the "melting pot" that has allowed him to think creatively about music.
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Indiana is now, in many ways, the American Melting Pot we all learned about in school.
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The U.S. Military is a remarkable melting pot of experience for the tech sector to tap.
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In America, if anything, for a cook, which is the melting pot of the world, imagine.
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On paper, it sounds like a sleek melting pot of Wall Street drama that'll thrill you.
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But some, including Legal Sea Foods and the Melting Pot, have not yet added the information.
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Now let's go stuff ourselves at Melting Pot and pray our Halloween costumes still fit tomorrow.
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It's a function of southern plurality, a vat of molten fat that represents a melting pot.
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Chicago sees itself as this diverse melting pot of culture, and Hyde Park is really that.
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" Jeong added, "This is a melting pot of entertainment and that's what we're here to do.
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New York is such an ethnic melting pot, and everyone comes to buy their particular species.
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"Something that I've loved since I've been here is it's a multicultural melting pot," he said.
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The Night Of also uses race, religion, and the melting pot of New York really well.
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His is an unapologetic universe of sultry, melting-pot sexuality, often fusing or blurring the genders.
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I want it to be a melting pot, which is really what New York is about.
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I represent Florida, and we are an amazing melting pot where over 250 languages are spoken.
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"Nevada is a big melting pot," Sheila Sowltow, a 49-year-old Las Vegas resident, said.
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The President of a country literally built on the idea of a melting pot of immigrants.
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Her show "Girls" started out extra-white, despite being set in the diverse melting pot of Brooklyn.
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More often than not, we celebrate the often oversimplified advantages of being multiracial — you're a melting pot!
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" Melting Pot: Suck on 6 chocolate-dipped strawberries with a purchase after signing up for "Club Fondue.
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Few people are hashing out a more realistic vision for a hybrid, melting-pot form of Germanness.
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The architecture serves as evidence of the melting pot of cultures the ancient town has always been.
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To make the activity even simpler, Pansino uses the melting pot from her new line of bakeware.
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Germany's capital is a melting pot of cultures, and LiTE-HAUS intends to increase cross-cultural dialogue.
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Others, however, are far more open and secure about exploring the melting pot of their nation's history.
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A cultural melting pot, Germany's capital Berlin has progressed vastly in recent decades following a turbulent past.
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Each of the main subsidiary characters encapsulates a different perspective in this uptown New York melting pot.
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Although known as a proponent of the "melting pot," Roosevelt's attack on "hyphenated Americans" fueled nativist sentiments.
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" Ryan added later Monday during an interview with Fox News's Bret Baier that "we're a melting pot.
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And, in case you missed it: • Will 'Brexit' Upset the Melting Pot That Has Been British Fashion?
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Liberty High's student body is diverse, a melting pot of whites, Hispanics, African-Americans, and Pacific Islanders.
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It seems to me that Australia is, at the moment, a melting pot for young, talented artists.
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In the melting pot that is the big wide world, "Who am I?" is the ultimate stumper.
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The post-Oscar soirées became a melting pot of Hollywood's up-and-comers mingling with old favorites.
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"It's a big melting pot of ideas of the past of Lamborghini," says chief designer Mitja Borkert.
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By the time the second verse concludes, the melting pot Kadiata is quickly becoming known for is evident.
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I didn't get that from the melting pot; I got that from circumstances that I did not create.
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The melting pot; decentralized government; a republic of equals; a Constitution enshrining the precious ideal of people power.
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ERIC GARCETTI, the mayor of Los Angeles, argues America's second largest city benefits from being a melting pot.
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The IDF remains a great melting pot, turning Jews from the four corners of the world into Israelis.
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"I feel like TV is starting to look more like the melting pot we live in," she said.
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The "melting pot we know America as is going to change a lot" a young Cairo student said.
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"The Supreme Court is never going to be a melting pot reflective of the country," Justice Sotomayor said.
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It's not purely a black form of music, it's a product of the melting pot of urban Britain.
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I wanted to make my fourth album to be an amalgamation, a melting pot of everything Perturbator is.
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Think salad bowl, rather than melting pot: Each ingredient keeps its flavor, even as it mixes with others.
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HANAU, Germany — Hanau, a small city in western Germany, considered itself a melting pot, an island of tolerance.
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I go to a diverse and creative high school in the center of the melting pot of Atlanta.
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America, he implies, is a country where the melting pot is a myth and where integration is impossible.
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The idea of a melting pot is an attempt at best, but it exists only on the surface.
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Melting Pot would start a network of entry-level cooking schools in El Alto, where their students lived.
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Many look back at the melting pot in 20th-century America and assume that history will repeat itself.
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The bill should be opposed for three reasons: it's bad for business, demographics, and our "melting pot" culture.
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Influences from Europe, the Caribbean, Latin America, Africa and indigenous peoples have made it the ultimate melting pot.
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"Hawaii was the first great melting pot of Asian martial arts," explains eclectic martial arts master Dan Inosanto.
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These initiatives, along with the promise of an honors program, enticed wealthier families and created an unlikely melting pot.
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He wonders how Trump, with all his anti-immigrant and anti-Muslim rhetoric, will play in America's melting pot.
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"It's definitely different from Hawaii where I grew up, but it's still the melting pot that I'm used to."
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Above is the Commonwealth, a sprawling country described as a melting pot of various races, species, and magical creatures.
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The Turkish city is a renowned melting pot of Eastern and Western culture, from art museums to Ottoman mosques.
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And you know, the image of, you know, of -- of melting pot army during World War II. AXELROD: Right.
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The final factor fuelling America's ascent is its gymnastics team's overdue embrace of the country's famous ethnic melting pot.
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But it's still a muddled ideological melting pot, and perhaps it's a place where Andrew Yang can do well.
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Officials for the Melting Pot say they plan to have nutritional information posted by the end of the month.
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But rather than celebrate our mostly successful attempt at the "melting pot," we have atomized society into identity groups.
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The Bay has always been a melting pot of culture and now you're really seeing that in the music.
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To individuals like him, the melting pot cannot contain too many varieties of people, or else it'll boil over.
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Tel Aviv's melting pot of cultures, cuisines and traditions has created a local shopping scene filled with unexpected discoveries.
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Residents of this suburban melting pot rally around their lone high school and its high-stepping Mustang Marching Band.
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Often referred to throughout history as a "melting pot," America is a perfect example of the importance of syncretism.
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Are we witnessing the failure of the American political experiment, or the idea of America as a melting pot?
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By virtue of its size and diverse programming, Coachella, more than any other festival, is a cultural melting pot.
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"It's a big melting pot of ideas of the past of Lamborghini," says the company's chief designer, Mitja Borkert.
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Calling the music salsa blurred specific national origins, drawing a broader audience in the New York City melting pot.
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"That's what America is — it's a melting pot, and I like to think of myself as an American jeweler."
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The Huffington Post once looked like the melting pot of the millennial internet — news, blogs, videos, and even social!
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The city is a melting pot of culture and creativity, with something to delicious to eat around every corner.
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The menu rides the waves of the Spanish, French, Amerindian, Chinese, and Japanese influences of the Peruvian melting pot.
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Overseeing much of the center's operation is a former Manhattan restaurateur, Philip Hoffman, the executive director of Melting Pot.
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As in many metropolises worldwide, the art on London streets reflects a melting pot of local and international talents.
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Like his home borough, he embraced the blue collar and the idea of a melting pot of hard-working immigrants.
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"You&aposre not going to find that anywhere else just because New York is the melting pot," Rosalina Alves said.
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The country is both friendly and an ethnic and religious melting pot that's always welcomed new inhabitants of all stripes.
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Overall, the new Freebox feels like a melting pot of technologies (a bowl of Chocapic, as French readers would say).
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This bamboozling encounter between reptile and cat occurred at the melting pot of the domestic pet world: the vet's office.
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In this wonderful melting pot we live in, you can be a cunning organized criminal no matter where you're from.
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The US was built on the concept of a melting pot, and immigrants are making the nation stronger, some say.
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Papiamento is a melting pot language that has borrowed from Spanish, Portuguese, Dutch, English, Native American, and African vocabulary groups.
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If there's one dish that's emblematic of the dizzying cultural melting pot that is Macau, that dish would be minchi.
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Historically a melting pot, New York is a diverse metropolitan area, which translates well for entrepreneurs of all ethnic backgrounds.
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Around Mosul, once a melting pot for ethnic and religious groups along the ancient Silk Road, IS destroyed Shi'ite shrines.
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Though we all have our different beliefs, we all manage to be a big melting pot of gumbo around here.
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How could this country, with its melting-pot culture, possibly succumb to blind fear and xenophobia time and time again?
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But the melting pot image belies the reality that much of the city remains divided along racial or ethnic lines.
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Jokes about our situation, our culture, and our dogged reluctance to jump into the American melting pot gave us courage.
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While the East Coast is truly a melting pot, communities in Chicago and the Midwest tend to keep to themselves
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DEB BALDWIN Chapel Hill, N.C. To the Editor: In grammar school, I was taught that America is a melting pot.
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You see: New Orleans is truly a city of many nations, a melting pot, a bubbling cauldron of many cultures.
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Plenty. First of all, it's often said that if the U.S. is a cultural melting pot, Canada is a mosaic.
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This belies the brand image we try to project to the rest of the world—equality and the melting pot.
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Known as the salsa capital of the world, this city is a melting pot of Afro-Colombian and indigenous cultures.
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Seeing it like this, to me, represents how everyone puts their own 'special recipe' into the melting pot of America.
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Immigrants are expected, over an undefined period, to become like other Americans, a process metaphorically described as a melting pot.
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You see — New Orleans is truly a city of many nations, a melting pot, a bubbling caldron of many cultures.
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Yet this model is hardly representative of the United States, which is a melting pot of cultures, ethnicities and voices.
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For decades, Britain — particularly London — has been perceived as a melting pot of creative talent, from both home and abroad.
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Pop music now is just a melting pot of so many types of artists writing so many types of songs.
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These works consist of paintings, drawings, prints, sculptures, zines, and books from a melting pot of artists young and old.
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Or it could be Sophie Theallet's melting pot of fabrics and influences and models of all sizes, ages and skin colors.
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I thought, New York doesn't have one style to it — New York is a melting pot of people and different styles.
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"We live in a melting pot society, and most people are simply not being represented," film director Jenny McQuaile tells PEOPLE.
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It's not a stretch that this human melting pot would contain different faiths and folklore, including the Faith of the Seven.
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And Guo Pei, in her Parisian catwalk debut, offered up a melting pot of Western shapes, Eastern embroideries and entrance gowns.
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AI seems to be very Chinese, so in the ethnic sense I think Silicon Valley is a remarkable melting pot. Absolutely.
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Stanton was raised in the melting pot Tujunga area of Los Angeles by a mother and father who were poles apart.
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But the cultural melting pot that makes up the story of Pumpkins' journey, A Band of Five, doesn't define its narrative.
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Produced by comedy kingpin Judd Apatow, it's an unorthodox romance, set against a backdrop of clashing cultures and America's melting pot.
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Ghost in the Shell already takes place in a world that recognizes diversity, and America is a melting pot of cultures.
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It is a melting pot with a hyper-liberal centre, a nativist periphery and a bias towards free trade and enterprise.
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Trump and the gentleman screaming about Spanish-speaking Americans at the Fresh Kitchen in New York City -- the original melting pot!
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In the brilliant book he wrote with Daniel Patrick Moynihan, Beyond the Melting Pot, real people jump out on every page.
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They are gauzy and soft, looking to make her more appealing to voters and paint a portrait of melting-pot America.
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Same-sex partnering, mixed-race casting and multiple dance idioms are all shown here: a quietly objective, latter-day melting pot.
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Its setting — the rural hamlet of Banshee, Pennsylvania — is likewise a melting pot of idiosyncratic elements that somehow come together beautifully.
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Places like the Delmar Loop, a popular entertainment district on the edge of St. Louis, can feel like a melting pot.
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Even in the bubbling melting pot that constituted the East Village art scene of the early 5923s, Nicolas Moufarrege stood out.
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Because I think in the United States, uh, we have made the melting pot into something that's unique in the world.
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Its days as a melting pot long behind it, the city can be reimagined as something more like a hot tub.
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That's a long way from the vision that 2004 Obama gave us of the melting-pot country he'd like to see.
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"It's a melting pot in Long Island City," says TJ Kawamura, 2000, a data science strategist for real estate asset manager Compound.
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It's got a real melting pot, and to me, it represented a lot of what's good about Brooklyn and New York City.
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"We can tell easily in the village; maybe it's not always so easy in Kigali," the capital, which is a melting pot.
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Precisely because we really are a melting pot nation, attempts to balkanize voters along racial, religious, or ethnic lines will ultimately fail.
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The movement of people produced a melting pot of cultures and a cacophony of bold, distinctive sounds that persist to this day.
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By 2013, New York City had long served as a melting pot for all kinds of people and all kinds of donuts.
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This is also supposed to be a reflection on the cultural melting pot that is Brazil, which adds a nice deeper meaning.
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Mr. Rubio's boots, by contrast, recall not the wild, wild West, but the sharp-shod melting pot, which is a new thing.
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"I grew up in a melting pot, so I always felt like I could relate to all kinds of people," she said.
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It was a musical melting pot at Wango Tango in Carson, California, over the weekend, bringing together Taylor Swift … and Marilyn Manson?
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However, I think British farming will become stronger—which is great—but as a melting pot of multicultural cuisines, I do worry.
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Cameroon is a nation of approximately 220 ethnic groups, and the melting pot of its capital, Yaounde, promises much to young tribespeople.
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At the same time, in contemporary popular conversations, we see references to America as a salad bowl rather than a melting pot.
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Today, more than ever, cruise ships are a melting pot of people from different economic circumstances all enjoying their vacation experience together.
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Before the Bosnian 1992-95 war, Sarajevo was a multi-ethnic melting pot - mosques, churches and synagogues standing virtually side by side.
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It feels as though our collective cultural melting pot has finally boiled over, leaving us all to deal with the unclassifiable spillage.
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For decades the country, and London in particular, have been perceived as a melting pot of talent, both from home and abroad.
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Scott called Florida an "amazing melting pot" and said he worked to make it a welcoming state for everyone, mentioning Haitians specifically.
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It's a lot of people, and it's made up of different ethnicities, and it's a melting pot of what America should be.
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She describes it as "a melting pot" of many countries and cultures, and "a very family-oriented community" with numerous multigenerational families.
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K: It's unlike any other Broadway show that you''ll go to; the demographic in the audience is a total melting pot.
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Multiculturalism was designed as a corrective to the failure of the melting pot to respect diversity and revere the integrity of cultures.
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But they also embody one of the most successful immigrant stories in America's long (if imperfect) history as a welcoming melting pot.
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But let's hope it's less of a snobby, royalty-based medieval Reigns game, and more of a vast, experimental, hot melting pot.
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The concise menu offers seasonal, home-style Japanese fare inspired by Kyogoku's family recipes and the melting-pot nature of New York.
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"When people talk about New York, they say it's a melting pot, but actually it's not," says Mr Dybvad, the housing minister.
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Although they represent a bubbling melting pot of ethnicities, some with underlying political tensions, her young characters all stand out as individuals.
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Before the 1992-95 war, the city was a multi-ethnic melting pot - mosques, churches and synagogues standing virtually side by side.
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He started a foundation called Melting Pot, which taught prisoners in Denmark how to cook, but that came to seem insufficiently ambitious.
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"Blueberries are a melting pot of these bioactive compounds that work together to bring about all these different health benefits," she said.
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And, just like their bodies changed to acclimate to low gravity, their language also evolved to communicate in the universe's ultimate melting pot.
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If our globalized world is a melting pot of cultures, call our increasing love of cheese our molten, bubbling, global bowl of fondue.
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B. America is a loud and ruckus place, a melting pot that's boiling over with the fiery controversies of politics, culture, and race.
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I had a show on Food Network called The Melting Pot with Wayne Harley Brachman, who was Bobby's pastry chef at Mesa Grill.
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Cultural melting pot Mauritius is made up of an ethnically and religiously diverse mix of people of Indian, African, French and Chinese heritage.
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The melting pot of New York, curiously, produced the most distinct and separate crucibles, each annealing the complexities of identity into political causes.
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But I also saw this as a widening of our rift, a rejection of the urban melting-pot lifestyle I had always embraced.
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Singaporean cuisine is a reflection of its rich history as a cultural melting pot, which dates back to its earliest, pre-colonial days.
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Less of a melting pot and more of a liquor still for the young Austin horde, there's some kind of trouble for everyone.
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I think of Rome as a lost paradise, a melting pot of 20 centuries of beauty and a bridge between antiquity and modernity.
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"Quebec is a melting pot of France, Britain and Irish immigration, and drinking beer is part of its bon vivant spirit," he said.
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But given the number of people here who want to get caught trying, and the power of America's melting pot, I am hopeful.
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"The Seventh is, from a diversity point of view, a melting pot of America, and what I'd call the New South," he said.
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Canada is a mosaic rather than a melting pot, several people told me — a place that celebrates different backgrounds rather than demanding assimilation.
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Florida. Florida is a melting pot of key lime pie, ten dollar Dasani bottles from Disney World, conch fritters and Lime-a-Ritas.
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"A melting pot of diversity fighting a juggernaut of adversity," he says over a gutbucket two-step, summing up the song's moral worldview.
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I screamed and yelled and talked about America and individuality and the melting pot and all the different stuff that we talk about.
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The various personalities at play turn Hell's Kitchen into a giant melting pot of white-knuckle action, exhilarating thrills and dimly lit streets.
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That melting pot operated in a particular economic, social and political context, and it is doubtful that those conditions can be reproduced today.
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For years, New York City tried to be a cultural melting pot where people of different backgrounds live and work side by side.
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Bashment, grime, UK funky, garage—Manchester party and label Swing Ting's releases offer a fragrant melting pot (get it?) of dance-fueled stew.
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Later, immigrants headed to the New World bring their old gods, who follow their believers to the cultural melting pot of the United States.
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But I would be remiss not to say that it kind of felt like the melting pot multiculturalism that Hallmark movies are made of.
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Even New York City — America's "melting pot" — feels divided, even segregated, as a wave of gentrification continues to push many people of color out.
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West Africa has become a melting pot of terrorist movements, jihadist groups, and ISIS — a sort of terrorist hub with all too few observers.
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"Which is maybe why we're seeing less stand-alone memes and more of this mixture of this kind of melting pot that we've created."
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Proudly touted among nations as the land of equal opportunity and the melting pot, America has to particularly during a time of racial tensions.
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But at its dust-ridden core, Burning Man is a melting pot of demographics, subcultures, and psychedelic minds—each more annoying than the next.
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It never dawned on me before then because I was living in NYC, which is a melting pot of different races, religions and cultures.
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Unlike the archetypical uniform of the Hacienda—bucket hat, gurning, the white male—the street soul scene was born from a cultural melting pot.
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Fourth of July celebrations may vary around our melting pot of a nation, but there's one constant that can be counted on: the fireworks.
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"It's a very welcoming community, a melting pot of different communities," she added, that includes buyers from Australia and a growing number of Americans.
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America is all about different cultures mingling and sharing each other's languages and ideas and customs — that's what makes the great global melting pot!
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But when it comes to America's culinary landscape, he is a master of showing how that melting pot of recipes gets turned into stew.
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At a time when the world is globalized but not united, I felt nostalgic for the creative melting pot of late-70s New York.
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"Harlem was a melting pot of a lot of different ethnic people," he said in a 2010 interview for the website All About Jazz.
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This, the first movement, is a dizzying melting pot of folklike rhythms, droning tunes and pungent modernist harmonies, spiked with bursts of wailing jazz.
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And not all speak admiringly of the melting-pot approach to cuisine; some resent Israelis' helping themselves to the cooking traditions of other cultures.
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Biggest perks: Historic center in the process of being restored; hub for fashion designers; creative melting pot; buzzy food scene; sunshine; growing expat community.
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The metaphor for assimilation can seem a little too on-the-nose, with the curry-spiced savory pie standing in for the melting pot.
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As much as public schools try to push the narrative of America as a melting pot nation, we'll never be that until we defeat stereotypes.
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An amateur photographer's images of louche Cape Town nightlife in the 230s capture a daring, booze-fueled, melting-pot spirit in the face of apartheid.
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Either way, New York's melting pot is reflected best in its culinary offerings — from 99 cent pizza to the tasting menu at Eleven Madison Park.
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But on any given night, the restaurant becomes a melting pot of genders, ethnicities, sexualities, and attitudes in both the kitchen and the dining room.
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Ball and his friends weren't trying to start an artistic movement, but, in the melting pot that was wartime Zurich, they intended to experiment wildly.
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"It says despite the rhetoric about the US being a melting pot or whatever, people have different experiences based on their racial background," Love said.
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It's not that we don't wanna share it and embrace the sort of melting pot ethos that makes this country an exciting place to be.
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These stats might speak to NYC's reputation as a melting pot, considering that people may be looking for porn starring people who look like them.
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A rallying cry for the urban melting pot came as early as 400 BC, when Diogenes of Sinope declared himself a "citizen of the world".
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"You hear people say New York is a melting pot, with world-class ethnic cuisine," said Vincent Pacifico, the owner of Vista Food Exchange Inc.
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" Our melting pot society draws strength from our diversity, not from believing that those who knock at freedom's door are the "mob at the gates.
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There is, of course, one very prominent recent Democrat who managed to appeal to both the northern white working class and the new melting pot.
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Conservatives believe in enforcement of the law, protecting our borders while giving legal immigrants a viable path to join our melting pot to become Americans.
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Grégoire Trudeau selected emphasize Canada's growing profile as a melting pot of nationalities, ideas and aesthetics, which could be a coincidence, but is probably not.
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To solidify our lead in the global AI development race, we must embrace our strength as the world's melting pot for technical researchers and practitioners.
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After that, I follow up with the fact that the Philippines is a melting pot just like the US, made up of many different cultures.
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As the child of an immigrant, I will vote for candidates who believe in America living up to its values & remaining the world's melting pot.
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And while the Knicks of the great melting pot of New York were among the last teams to go global, better very late than never.
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A melting pot of Slavic and southern European influences for centuries, Bavaria has also been more successful than many other German regions at integrating newcomers.
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It also reflects the approach of "multiculturalism" that fully blossomed in the 1990s in response to the ethnocentrism of the "melting pot" of earlier generations.
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Brazil's history is filled with economic turmoil, veering from boom to bust, and its culture is a melting pot that has traditionally welcomed the world.
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She is a genuine melting pot of pop history — goths, rappers, confessional singer-songwriters, all tucked into baggy clothes that defy all kinds of stereotypes.
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Ms. Hekmati said one of the reasons she moved to the United States from Canada was the freedom offered in such a cultural melting pot.
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French Guiana, or Guyane, is a melting pot of cultures, languages and traditions if there ever was one, encircled by the Caribbean and an irrepressible jungle.
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France has always been a melting pot, and today you can have a croissant for breakfast, West African maafe stew for lunch and couscous for dinner.
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The sudden death of the Artist Forever Known as Prince reverberates across generations, decades, and the melting pot of pop, soul, funk, and rock and roll.
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This dynamic melting pot continues to be the epicenter of fashion, culture, and of course, the home of the most well-known monarchy of our times.
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The sports stuff gets put into the melting pot along with the haute stuff and the street stuff, and out comes the stuff of your wardrobe.
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Similarly, phrases like "America is a melting pot," like all clichés, carry no specific meaning, but rather acquire meaning in contexts ranging from benign to insidious.
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"The team is a melting pot of German-speaking and Italian-speaking players and players coming from the U.S. and Canada with Italian heritage," Rielli explained.
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The Melting Pot: Parties of four or more with mom's present will get free "MOMosa" drinks at select locations of the fondue chain this Mother's Day.
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The world is a melting pot of colors and shapes and ages, and the fashion industry and media should mirror that, not run away from it.
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The endless potential of the American frontier is a foundational myth whose endurance is matched only our country's other prevailing story: the Great American melting pot.
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So when you want to spend the perfect day in this melting pot of a city, you have to experience it through sight, taste and sound.
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And there was a different mix of races involved in that: Irish, black, people from China, Italians, Greeks, Germans... This place was a real melting pot.
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Located just a short ferry ride form Hong Kong, the area is a vibrant and popular destination, with a "melting-pot" of culture, according to Beckham.
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From his call for a so-called Muslim ban, to denigrating Mexicans at his campaign announcement, Trump stirred America's melting pot of diversity and haters emerged.
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"There is a very large populist front that polluted the debate on migration," said Stefano Bleggi of Melting Pot, a civil society group focused on migration.
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That is who I am: a distinctive viewpoint — an amalgamation of thoughts and ideas, a "melting pot", if you will, of cultures from around the world.
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The fare at Roots Down is eclectic — Mr. Trifone calls the restaurant a "melting-pot American bistro" — including Italian, Middle Eastern, Tex-Mex, and Asian inputs.
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Photo by Farrah Skeiky Dark Blue is Philly's melting pot of members from punk and noise bands including Ceremony, Purling Hiss, Strand of Oaks, and Clockcleaner.
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In the shops along vibrant Kearny Avenue, you can buy Peruvian chicken, ropa vieja or shepherd's pie — a reflection of this melting pot of 22.75,222 residents.
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In Melrose, a working-class immigrant melting pot where Latin Americans form the majority of residents, these distant portraits are less exotic than resonant, even familiar.
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Beinart concludes with the requisite admonishment of silly campus leftists, chiding the University of California system for listing the phrase "melting pot" as a potential microaggression.
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Europe as well as America has been a melting pot of diverse influences: Persian, Arab and Chinese, in addition to Greek, Roman, Germanic and Anglo-Saxon.
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In the melting pot of New York City, what better than players from the Dominican Republic (Reyes), Venezuela (Cabrera) and Cuba (Cespedes) joining forces so emphatically?
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But some things are true even if liberals believe them: that America has integrated Muslims better than any European country, because we are a melting pot.
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As Bogotá has increasingly become a melting pot of cultures from every part of Colombia, restaurants focusing on regional dishes and ingredients are opening with regularity.
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"It's a whole lot of noise-making, one big melting pot of uncertainty, and markets don't like that," said Ryan Woods, a trader at Independent Securities.
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This process led to the proverbial melting pot, but rather created a colorful mosaic that is stronger than and as beautiful as each of its parts.
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He formed a partnership with a Danish N.G.O. called IBIS , which had been working in Bolivia for decades, and started a Bolivian offshoot of Melting Pot.
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As New York City's most populous borough, it's a melting pot like no other: art, music, food, sprawling gentrification, bodega cats, VICE's headquarters—it's all here.
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The settlers of Founder's Bluff are depicted as white European colonists, while the witches are multiethnic, looking very much like residents of a modern melting-pot city.
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And obviously, when I travel to other countries, it strikes me how much American society, as much as we are a melting pot, is Anglo-Protestant culturally.
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Plus, it makes the salient, ever more necessary point that while it's tough to live in a melting pot, a little understanding goes a precious long way.
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"America is a melting pot" is still a widely accepted idea, one voiced by immigrants and natural-born citizens alike, by whites and minorities, ideologues and optimists.
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The first season of the comedy was criticized for featuring barely a drop of melanin over ten episodes, despite being set in the melting pot of NYC.
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It wasn't a thing to be black or white but as I got older, I saw that London was a melting pot for so many different cultures.
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Mix it up with high society types in the dusty, sweat-soaked, and perpetually filthy Saint Denis, a spitting image of the IRL New Orleans melting pot.
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If diversity is going to cause racial anxiety, it's better to accept that than to lie to ourselves about the inevitability of a harmonious multiracial melting pot.
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To create what he called a sort of melting-pot work force, Mr. Caovilla has attracted employees from fields as varied as electronics and food and beverage.
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What we stand for, what America stands for, the cultural melting pot that is America, the diversity that is America, it's all about moving that culture forward.
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Caffeine has already signed NFL player JuJu Smith-Schuster, and should it charge forward it&aposs likely we&aposll see even more melting-pot content like this.
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The concept of multiculturalism was essential to the American "melting pot," in which people of disparate faiths and cultures came together and were forged into one nation.
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The radical transition from the Indian state of Guajarat to the rough-and-tumble melting pot of New York city also taught him the importance of adaptability.
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MARCUS SAMUELSSON ON HOW HIS INSPIRATION IS A MELTING POT OF FLAVORS Then in 2010, just as Harlem started gentrifying, Samuelsson opened a restaurant there called Red Rooster.
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Trump's combative words threaten to turn the fabled melting pot that helped make America a strong and dynamic nation into a poisoned brew of hatreds, resentments and mistrust.
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"I grew up in a melting pot, so I always felt like I could relate to all kinds of people," Curry says, her slight Canadian accent peeking through.
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While Collection 1 was dedicated to his parents' immigrant roots and showcasing a melting pot of the most 'American' style symbols, Wang told Vogue, Collection 2 was different.
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Immigrants have built this country from the start and they continue to add their ideas, their energy, their enthusiasm and their economic potential to our diverse melting pot.
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The United States of America's pride in its longstanding immigrant roots and history as the world's greatest melting pot took a drastic detour during the 2016 presidential election.
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There is also the sense, the cliche, that New York City, and Brooklyn in particular, is a melting pot, but the neighborhoods were generally closed and ethnically homogenized.
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Read more: How r/the_donald Became a Melting Pot of Frustration and Hate The types of actions that can be taken against content are also far more sophisticated.
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"It's a perfect melting pot for folks like us to test new concepts," said Roger Rawlins, chief executive of DSW, the shoe retailer, which is based in Columbus.
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She was equally drawn to the mythology of East Texas as a melting pot of unvarnished musical expression and the idea of getting some distance from industry culture.
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Despite America's historic reputation as an international melting pot and the shining city on a hill, Canada, Singapore and Sweden all boast a more diverse workforce than ours.
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Also considered is daily life in the melting pot market town of Oswiecim before the Nazis renamed it Auschwitz and commandeered almost 1003 square miles for the camp.
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" Bloom, who walked the black carpet at the premiere with fiance Katy Perry, described the show's fictional setting as "a melting pot of the best and worst of humanity.
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And even though the Internationals are technically playing an away game, Price is hoping the melting pot that is New York City will come out to support the visitors.
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Shadowed by its past, this becalmed former melting pot, with its "medley of histories", begins and ends a story that subtly links the legacies of collective and individual trauma.
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But the music coming out of the southeast African nation is far removed from the jazz Davis and his peers brewed in the melting pot of the Big Apple.
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Music venues can be a toxic melting pot of bigoted regulars who were drinking at the bar hours before the show and young queer people seeking solidarity and safety.
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It's a genuine melting pot so it is good to see the royal family embracing someone who is not white, [upper] class, typical people who the royal family married.
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This diverse selection of products shows the city's melting-pot history, but over the centuries, as the Chinese capital moved elsewhere, Xi'an gradually lost its political and economic importance.
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Interest began picking up again throughout the 2000s as bands began shape shifting the USPM and classic metal genres, adding doom, thrash and speed metal into the melting pot.
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UK cities such as Manchester, Birmingham and London are renowned for their melting pot of cultures, and were bound to be demonstrate that through their citizens' approaches to music.
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They come together like a giant melting pot of ingredients so pinched into the production stew, that Moro seems to have invented his own genre rather than reclaimed one.
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The city of Zootopia is the ultimate melting pot, a place where lots and lots of different species coexist in harmony, even if they sometimes unfairly judge each other.
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But Cuba is a complex melting pot and arroz con frijoles negros (rice and black beans) is not only our national dish, but a good description of our DNA.
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I felt like I belonged in the beautiful melting pot that was America, where people -- regardless of race, gender, creed or ethnicity -- could come together and support one another.
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For proof of this we need only look at the Premier League, for the self-styled 'best league in the world' is also the world's smallest, warmest melting pot.
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While the piece is overtly political, inviting the discussion topics some would deem unseemly, it is also a melting pot of art and activism, placing a premium on fun.
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I would say all of Miami is a cultural melting pot but that's where you get most of your Jamaicans, your Bahamians, and your Yanks at the same time.
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A "melting pot effect" draws all types of people to Charlotte, a place with "equal parts old-fashioned southern charm and high-energy cosmopolitan bustle," touted one local expert.
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In recent years, London's early-music scene has become a melting pot for the kind of performances that combine old and new sounds, period instruments and cutting-edge technology.
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The food menu draws on products from local farms, with "a loose emphasis on modern American, and the melting pot of cultures that that term implies," Mr. Ross said.
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Like the much-loved Neil Gaiman novel from 2001 on which it's based, "American Gods," which starts Sunday on Starz, is a melting pot of themes, styles and influences.
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We may still be "The Great Melting Pot of Humanity" after all, but when any pot is left boiling for too long, its contents usually evaporate away into nothingness!
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It is a melting pot of creative styles and purposes, dizzyingly impossible to get one's head around fully without having studied the complexities of artistic exchange during this period.
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When you look at the way our teams play, the way our sport emphasizes the best in sport, hard work, team work, diligence, professionalism - we are a true melting pot.
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Hardcore, punk, and hip-hop aficionados all congregated at Fun City, blending together in a quintessential New York melting pot vehemently opposed to Giuliani's mayoral policies and skyrocketing rent costs.
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His family history gives him an edge, helping him bridge a medical divide to the benefit of patients like KC, particularly in the cultural melting pot that is Hong Kong.
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And with cosmic lovebirds Venus and Mars entwined in offbeat Aquarius from December 7 to 19, some unexpected romances might be the fringe benefit of all that melting-pot mingling.
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"Tomato is much more complex in that the flavor is really a melting pot of lots of different chemicals that together makes you think, this is a tomato," Klee says.
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Dining | New Jersey "America is a melting pot of cultures, and so is my food," said George Kalivas, the chef and owner of the Plum and the Pear, in Wyckoff.
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In between two stirring musical performances, the film has Ol' Blue Eyes intervening in a juvenile street fight, schooling the youngsters on freedom of religion and the American melting pot.
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We're in such a melting pot of cultures that we're scared to talk to people, and everyone's rushing, but a bus driver's experience at work is down to our attitude.
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" She writes to her dead father, who thought he could assimilate by buying a chateau in the countryside: "You had chosen France, she isn't the melting pot you'd hoped for.
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It's not just a thrilling crime story, but a portrait of New York at that time, the Gilded Age, with all these social differences and these worlds, that melting pot.
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The desert oasis was once known as a melting pot of faiths and ethnicities, and by demolishing its artifacts, the jihadists also hoped to eradicate knowledge of its diverse legacy.
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Let's be real: A fashion collection addressing the joys and virtues of a melting pot culture, while always welcome, isn't exactly the most pressing concern in the current political climate.
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Also, for the chance to win a $100 Melting Pot gift card, share your favorite memory of spoiling your mom in the comments section of the chain's recent Facebook post.
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How do you make sure that diversity (in many forms) is represented in a way that is reflective and respectful of the unique melting pot that is New York City?
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With global trends spreading ever more quickly these days, fashion is becoming a melting pot of its own; influences come in from — and go back out to — the whole world.
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For all Berlin's reputation as a melting pot of artistic innovation, many visitors were disappointed by the amount of older works on display and the conservatism of the new presentations.
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Timothy Egan I never cared for the "melting pot" metaphor, in part because it treats a nation of immigrants like a stew with all the cultures cooked out of it.
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"Florida is the world's greatest melting pot, and we don't want any registered voters to not be able to exercise their right because of a language barrier," John Tupps, Gov.
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And instead of turning people away from entering our country because of the color of their skin or their religion, we recognize and celebrate America's long tradition as a melting pot.
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What resulted was a collection that was a melting pot of the most 'American' style symbols, from biker gear and gas station-style sunglasses to bandanas and tricked-out football jerseys.
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They were focused, rather, on what was in front of them: the melting pot of Western shapes and Eastern embroideries and mega-gowns that made up Ms. Pei's first Paris collection.
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Because America, since at least the early days of the 20th century, has prided itself on notion that this country -- more than any other in the world -- is a melting pot.
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Growing up, my family had friends from all ethnic and religious backgrounds of Iraq because the city truly was a melting pot for the country, from Assyrians, to Shabak to Kurds.
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The greenies hang a left on 74th Street, which gives runners an exclusive passage down a classic New York melting pot of a street, one profiled in 2011 in The Times.
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I never thought I would miss the slow-paced Southern lifestyle after moving to a city like New York, which offers a melting pot of cultures from all over the world.
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With America being a hotbed of contemporary cuisine—as well as a gargantuan melting pot of culture, academia, and economy—it's relatively surprising, then, that its primary MRE cuisine is Italian.
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We play with a lot of stuff like that but take other techniques, using Mexican techniques, French techniques, whatever, under the melting pot of Los Angeles that I like to use.
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I wanted to believe in all those rah-rah myths about our glorious melting pot, but the truth is, we, like everyone else, will have to fight for our place here.
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She called the South Florida district the "ultimate melting pot" -- and complained that Republicans had ignored potentially winnable voters there, many of whom are Latino but not Cuban, for too long.
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Northern Thailand, whose porous borders have long been a boon to migrants, refugees and smugglers, is a melting pot of ethnic groups, including the Akha, Lahu, Lisu, Yao, Shan, Hmong and Karen.
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Wally was just one of several colleagues Bruce found in Oakland that had ties back the dynamic (and often-forgotten) melting pot martial arts culture of Hawaii during the mid-20th Century.
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Where we more or less know what to expect from the televised events that make up awards season, the BMAs are a melting pot of all of them — er, what's left over.
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The term "Americana" is typically associated with the music genre that bears its name, a kind of musical melting pot, incorporating elements of American folk, country, bluegrass, rock, R&B, and blues.
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If, as with boxing, you think of each fighting game as its own division, then FighterZ was the melting pot that saw all the divisions collide—and all the weight classes, too.
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But for most families, it's not always fun and heartwarming, but rather a melting pot for questions you don't want to answer and opinions from old people you never wanted to hear.
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Readers of all backgrounds, but especially Asian-Americans, responded in droves with recollections of their own encounters with racist taunts and with reflections on the nature of the supposed American melting pot.
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Not only does Universal High channel his upbringing, surroundings, and anecdotes into a rich melting pot of anxious youth, it also announces him as a seriously talented songwriter in his own right.
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These days, high-skilled immigrants are more likely to intermingle and intermarry — to blend into the melting pot — than the lower-skilled, who tend to become segregated into race-conscious social networks.
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ISIS, as Chua mordantly observes, is in its own way a melting pot, bringing together young men and women from across Europe, Asia and the Americas to fight for a new ideology.
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The Ruhr region became a melting pot starting in the 19th century, as successive waves of immigrants arrived — from Poland, Italy and Turkey — in search of well-paid work in the mines.
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So: a melting pot of Dust Bowl tea dresses and loden peacoats with velvet appliqués and thigh-high leather motorcycle boots, made to stomp and swan your way into an uncertain future.
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They still embrace the Iliadic mythos that grew up around the Civil War, prefer the melting pot to multiculturalism, assume a Judeo-Christian civil religion rather the "spiritual but not religious" version.
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Patrizia Minella, a longtime volunteer in the city who now works with migrant mothers, said Sesto had always been "an important melting pot," initially of Italians come to work at the factories.
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America, ever the melting pot, has built upon distilling traditions from around the globe and perfected them here at home, carefully creating spirits that fill glasses in every corner of the world.
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Unfortunately—and unsurprisingly—white people seem to be loving the bot most, taking the opportunity to extoll the joys of the "melting pot" or to express frustration at a partner's immigrant parents.
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" But, he added, "I will not say that, because I know that, according to the powers that be at the University of California's university system, the phrase 'melting pot' is a microaggression.
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In "Blade Runner 2049," Los Angeles has sprawled across much of California, and is built on top of Scott's world, the gritty city a melting pot of English, Japanese and Russian influences.
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Minorities and immigrants alike are already moving away from the typical "melting pot" metro areas and into smaller (often struggling) cities to take advantage of lower costs of living and open jobs.
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Singleton sets his story in the melting pot of the contemporary college campus, intermingling the journeys of three freshmen (Omar Epps, Michael Rapaport, and Kristy Swanson) up to their eventual, explosive intersection.
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Up-and-comer Butterscotch has mastered a tough recipe in today's melting pot of music: She effortlessly blends hip-hop and R&B with a dash of jazz and a pinch of rock.
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When we enter the new world of Dynasty, the WASP-y 1980s enclave of Denver, Colorado, is gone in favor of the up-and-coming melting pot city where the series actually films.
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There were also famous doctors and scholars in the ghetto, which by the 14th century became a melting pot of Jewish ethnicities all crammed into small rooms and apartments of substandard ceiling height.
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Trump's interest in Greenland should serve as a wakeup call: the Arctic is a melting pot of rising tensions that soon will boil over, and countries lacking influence are sure to get burned.
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With its popular biannual street festivals and vibrant night life, this former blue-collar neighborhood has now become something of a cultural melting pot with a breezy bohemian vibe, attracting an international crowd.
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Even some conservative analysts who support a multiethnic "melting pot" national identity, such as the editor of National Review, Reihan Salam, worry that unassimilated immigrants could threaten core national values and cultural cohesion.
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In the U.S., religious beliefs are not barriers to success and Muslim immigrants have for the most part successfully integrated, following in the footsteps of generations of immigrants coming to our melting pot.
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On a recent afternoon, Ms. Nassreddine's group included a dozen young teenagers from Neuköln, a Berlin neighborhood known as a melting pot, who arrived with the teachers of their intensive German-language course.
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Topshop's Kate Phelan echoed similar comments, saying the fashion industry was an "incredible melting pot of great culture" and the industry needed this culture to keep on making it "so interesting and so inspiring".
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From that simple idea flows the wonderful and distinctively American idea of the melting pot, where everyone is welcome as long as they sign up to America's values and precepts: that they become Americans.
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Like many ports, New Orleans has always been a melting pot: Frenchmen, Spaniards, Creoles, African slaves, Native Americans, free people of colour and waves of immigrants commingled, on the streets and on the page.
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The 124-year-old bathhouse on East 21993th Street has long been a New York institution, a bona fide melting pot, where the sweat of celebrities mingles with that of rabbis and taxi drivers.
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I was going back and forth because I was really attracted by all the Timbaland and Neptunes stuff, and also the Baltimore club scene and baile funk, that was a really nice melting pot.
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These trips back in time are, after all, the kind of immigration stories Gaiman and now the showrunners have been keen on telling—we have to see just what's going into the melting pot.
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I feel the biggest challenge for our music scene is getting ATL on the map for more than just rap songs and reality TV. We're living in a melting pot of sound and people.
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Kopke: We take young men and women from all walks of life, all cultures, maybe they were rich, maybe they were poor, they've got different religious backgrounds, they are the melting pot of America.
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His failure to see white supremacists for what they are and apparent ability to see Muslims for what they are not, coupled with poorly conceived travel bans, play badly in Washington's melting-pot society.
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More than any one genre in particular, the sound he's created feels most indebted to the animated rhythms of city life, to the melting pot culture of his adopted homes of London and Berlin.
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The episode traces the street's history from its time as the unofficial dividing line between Atlanta's white and black neighborhoods to its current place as the cultural melting pot that defines the new Atlanta.
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"We're not a melting pot—we're a cultural mosaic!" is one of the most common things any kid growing up in Canada will have pounded into his or her brain from a young age.
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Obama has used her public profile to support new American names, to further disseminate the idea of the United States as a melting pot, and to otherwise expand the definition of a first lady.
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It was a social studies class, and we were learning about different places that people came from, and this was her way of kind of telling the story of the great American melting pot.
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" —Bethany Whitemyer "Irie Jones, a young woman of mixed English Jamaican descent, struggles with her parents' cultural apathy and is desperate to know exactly who she is in the melting pot of modern London.
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"With the melting pot of cultures, we have to approach our merchandise mix with consideration to the different societal standards of formality and modesty in the workplace and social environment," said Lim and Halim.
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It will not be a melting pot, a nation guided by the notion of E Pluribus Unum, but a collection of simultaneous arguments, where the only thing we have in common is our differences.
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Despite Britain's longstanding presence in the region, the Caribbean is geographically closest to the Latin world, which adds another ingredient to the swirling football melting pot in terms of inspiration, tactical outlook and style.
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It is unfortunate that this land, once a thriving melting pot, is now a nerve center for this robotic scourge that channels the Atacama's wind and sun to feed its uncontrollable and malignant growth.
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As much as grappling is pretty much a melting pot for all ideas now, there is a different dynamic to the ground game of a man who spent his entire youth competing in sambo.
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As any New Yorker knows, the melting pot metropolis Trump came up in is so diverse that people of different races, religions, ethnic groups and other identities rub up against each other all day long.
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In order for shoppers to feel at home, Uniqlo collaborated with several Singaporean artists and musicians to lend the store a creative melting pot vibe that the island state has come to be known for.
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According to historic payroll documents, the White House was constructed by melting pot of European artists and immigrant laborers, including Scottish masons and Irish and Italian brick-and-plaster workers, alongside African American slaves. 2.
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In the regional capital Sambava, a melting pot for farmers, brokers and exporters, the rain-swept streets throb with tuk-tuks jostling with high-end 4x4s, particularly the $50,000 Toyota Land Cruiser favoured by brokers.
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"I know enough, in my 95 years, that hate is the greatest destroyer of anyone," said Lee, who grew up with playmates of Japanese ancestry in a state long known as a multicultural melting pot.
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Residents and fans of the Big Apple have been using the hashtag #NewYorkValues to share what makes the city what it is — a melting pot filled with packed subway cars, cheap beer and expensive apartments.
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In the regional capital Sambava, a melting pot for farmers, brokers and exporters, the rain-swept streets throb with tuk-tuks jostling with high-end 4x4s, particularly the $50,000 Toyota Land Cruiser favored by brokers.
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For people who want to live here, America is a destination where they can live in freedom to practice their faith, provide for their families and become a part of our nation's rich melting pot.
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Honest work, a plot of land, and localisms rule the rural imagination, while the dream of the melting pot, access to everything you could want, and the hardened exterior floats the urban conception of itself.
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"Florida is the world's greatest melting pot, and we don't want any registered voters to not be able to exercise their right because of a language barrier," said John Tupps, a spokesman for the governor.
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But they seemed a little less rigid, as the city's white mayor, white county executive, black police chief, Latino city manager and Latina lesbian sheriff have projected a striking image of modern melting-pot Dallas.
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Berlin is the third-most visited city in Europe for good reason: it's a melting pot of vibrant cultures, an affordable destination for tourists, and, of course, home to an incredible breadth of amazing food.
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New York City's accrued plenty of titles in its lifetime—the Big Apple, the City that Never Sleeps, the Melting Pot, the Capital of the World—but one that's less common is the Lonely City.
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Of course we Americans have reinvented our traditions repeatedly over the years — going from a Protestant religious consensus to a "Judeo-Christian" one, from an Anglo-Saxon settler nation to a 20th-century melting pot.
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After we met, in Chicago, it felt as if we were destined to become the Asian Obermuellers, which was either the ultimate melting pot love story or the fraudulent fruit of assimilation between two immigrants.
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Still, at certain shows, this melting pot of old and new attitudes, of resistance and assimilation, is forced to blend, and it is what makes Polish hip-hop events so exhilarating to watch at the moment.
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Nordstrom is known for being the melting pot of brands for any and every style: whether you're chic, athletic, business, grunge, or a little bit of everything, a trip to Nordstrom's website will leave you satisfied.
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It's safe to assume that the DSS knows this too, hence their issuing of the Cyber Alert to a melting pot of US government contractors, despite evidence pointing to the nation's own intelligence agency being involved.
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Two of the most competitive House races in the state this year are being fought in South Florida, an immensely diverse melting pot, where Trump's rhetoric on race and immigration could prove politically toxic for Republicans.
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"London is a melting pot and you don't expect this kind of thing," said Joanna Mludzinska, chairwoman of the Polish Social & Cultural Association in Hammersmith, west London, whose building was vandalized with graffiti at the weekend.
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And that was before you got to the melting pot message implicit in cable-knit caftans and cashmere or leather djellabas, the latter shaped, just a bit, at the waist and sliced low at the neck.
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Tribalism from Trump will be defeated by Americanism from Democrats if those who comprise the vast melting pot of America, a notion the president disrespects and dishonors, are motivated to register and vote for nobler leaders.
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In past immigrant waves, America contained civil strife among its diverse groups through the storied melting pot, the "voluntary blending of previously distinct groups into a new community," in the words of the writer Michael Lind.
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Able to speak and sing in French, Creole, Italian, Spanish and Portuguese; dance everything from a mambo to a minuet; and whip up dishes from gumbo to steak au poivre, she was a walking melting pot.
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And what Generator Miami lacks in beachfront property, it makes up for with a palm-studded pool setting that serves as a melting pot for international solo travelers, couples and families content to mix and mingle.
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"The food in Singapore is one of the best melds, not just a melting pot, of world flavors," said K.F. Seetoh, Singapore's de facto food ambassador and creator of the World Street Food Congress, by email.
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Unable to afford college, she cycled from one low-wage position to the next — server at the Melting Pot, a fondue restaurant; retail sales consultant for Sprint; customer-service agent for Marriott; pharmacy tech for Walgreens.
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Mauritius' melting pot About two-thirds of the island's population is of Indo-Pakistani origin, one-quarter is Creole (mixed French and African descent), and there are also small numbers of Chinese and Franco-Mauritian descent.
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A Florida prosecutor was suspended Friday for a Facebook post following the Orlando nightclub massacre in which he called the city "a melting pot of 3rd world miscreants and ghetto thugs," according to local station WESH.
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After three rounds of gusting winds, players were greeted by the coldest temperatures of the week but the calmest conditions as Sunday's final round began with an abundance of compelling possible storylines in the melting pot.
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Anyway, while Santa's being demanding AF about his cookie selection, a vegan woman just wished she'd gotten any cookie—or any kind of real dessert, period—when she celebrated her birthday at a Melting Pot restaurant.
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The center of the quaint English farming town is a melting pot of local and eastern European chatter as residents work, shop, visit the bank, the drug store, the pub, and co-exist seemingly without incident.
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This is a Spanish avant-garde band from the 103's/210's that blended elements of world music, proto-house, ambient, and Indian classical, into this amazing melting pot of timeless atmosphere and quirkiness. 22.
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Several American universities have declared the phrase "America is a melting pot" to be a "microaggression" (a term in pervasive use and taken by the majority to be innocuous but which communicates a hostile message to minorities).
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The city serves as a melting pot for right-wing anti-government types and post-hippie radicals like Willie Nelson, creating a place where conspiracy theorists of all types can share their theories on evil government plots.
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But scratch the surface of Trump's boasting, and you'll see fear that maybe America isn't so great or so strong as he says it is after all — a fear that the American "melting pot" is actually broken.
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" Basit Nasim, founder of London street food stalls HotBox and Chuck Burger "The hospitality industry in London is a melting pot of cultures and demographics and the work ethic and experience that migrant workers bring is invaluable.
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Back then, Tooting was a far cry from the melting pot it is today, when a Chicken Shop and the Honest Burger on Tooting High Street stand out as exotic among the succession of South Asian restaurants.
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What you may have missed: • Burberry Turns the Page • A Weekend Whirlwind: Simone Rocha's Nostalgia and Henry Holland's Cheeky Tees • Slide Show: Temperley London, Spring 2017 • Will 'Brexit' Upset the Melting Pot That Has Been British Fashion?
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His death will not be in vain if it helps us to recognize that we must remain a melting pot, the free country that extends a helping hand and opportunity to those who wish to seize it.
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New York City is a melting pot full of all kinds of people, but if you take a look at the white-collar working class of Manhattan, you'll quickly realize that nobody actually seems to stand out.
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MARSIA TAHA, one of the head chefs at Gustu, the restaurant in La Paz, Bolivia, that Claus Meyer's Melting Pot Foundation started five years ago, will be cooking dinners at two of Mr. Meyer's New York restaurants.
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A virtuoso pianist, he performed the premiere of the jazz-inspired work, which he saw as a "musical kaleidoscope of America—of our vast melting pot, of our unduplicated national pep, of our blues, our metropolitan madness".
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I took her to eat fondue at The Melting Pot, 'hood-romance style, and as much as we tried to enjoy each other's company, she was extremely paranoid and always looked over her shoulder during the dinner.
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If you want to invest a little more time in your slaw, and impress those friends of yours who consider themselves real gourmands, prepare this crunchy coleslaw made with ramen, quinoa, and almonds—itself a cultural melting pot.
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After living here for a while, I've come to realize that America is a melting pot of so many different cultures, and I take comfort in knowing I would not be the only non-American celebrating the day.
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Ghana has also become a melting pot for education in the sub-region over the years because of the relative stability of the country and the high standards of its institutions, such as the highly-regarded Ashesi University.
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With sizable ethnic Chinese and Indian communities living alongside the Malay-Muslim majority, the linking of areas traditionally populated by one group or another is key to enabling the city to function as a rich cultural melting pot.
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Atlanta is a bustling melting pot, offering up a little bit of everything, from the rap stars it consistently births, to a slew of tech startups, to an exploding food scene and a thriving, tight-knit arts community.
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He is fond of pointing out a conflict between the traditional American ideal of a ''melting pot,'' in which individual differences blend into a common culture, and the more recent understanding of multiculturalism, which tends to celebrate differences.
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The rest of the Cosmpolitan League is a melting pot of players: immigrants new and old, but also players who have grown up playing together on club-sponsored youth teams, as is often the case with Pancyprian Freedoms.
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Velasquez-Manoff: Researching this article, I quickly became aware of at least two dangerous myths: that Hawaii was a happy melting pot without any racism and that the aloha spirit meant everyone got along fabulously all the time.
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Velasquez-Manoff: Researching this article, I quickly became aware of at least two dangerous myths: that Hawaii was a happy melting pot without any racism and that the aloha spirit meant everyone got along fabulously all the time.
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Early in his career, he was a co-author of two seminal works on American society, "The Lonely Crowd," with David Riesman and Reuel Denney in 22005, and "Beyond the Melting Pot," with Daniel Patrick Moynihan in 21970.
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It's meant as a "reference to sharing the message that being American is a melting pot of many countries, including our own heritage from both Eastern and Western Europe, with staff and family from around the world," Berley said.
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Although the U.S. is a nation of immigrants and different minorities reside within its borders, its objective since its foundation has been that they all amalgamate into one nation, in what is known colloquially as the famous 'melting pot.
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And I really tapped into that and that was a huge part of what I was playing around with as well with the more pop-leaning songs that I write in such a sort of strange melting-pot way.
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The showdown made Suriname, a Dutch-speaking ethnic melting pot of 600,000, the latest and most extreme example in South America of how the pandemic and a plunge in commodity prices are destabilizing weak economies and polarizing political systems.
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The group assembled before us may represent a sort of cosmopolitan melting pot, in which conversation touches on the latest play by Schnitzler, the painting of Klimt (for whom Gretl is posing), higher mathematics and the theories of Freud.
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The most stunning of the sights in Sintra is the Pena National Palace, built in 1840 according to the exacting specifications of King Ferdinand II, who wanted the palace to be a melting pot of architectural styles and colors.
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Because many have been under the grand illusion that America is a "post-racial" nation, a beautiful melting pot where racism is only sporadic, infrequent and expressed by those on the margins of an otherwise mainstream and "decent" America.
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Similar to the US paradox of the "melting pot," South Africa's history is interwoven with migration and multiculturalism, yet it still struggles to ensure equality not only among its own citizens but also for the immigrants who literally built the country.
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"With that we wanted to showcase London sound systems and pay homage to all the electronic and analogue music coming from the capital and the fact it's such an amazing melting pot for different cultures and types of music," explains Gideon.
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Abdeslam, a 26-year-old French citizen, was raised by Moroccan-born parents in the multicultural melting pot of Molenbeek, far from the cosmopolitan districts on the other side of Brussels where the European Union and NATO make their homes.
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Musically, the city is also a melting pot of bloodlines—a product of its Eastern location, adjacent to the Creole hotbeds of Haiti, Jamaica, and the Dominican Republic as well as Central and South American countries like Colombia and Nicaragua.
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The myth that America is a melting pot of hybrid peoples coming together to produce beautiful cultures (but never mind that such a process has been governed by racist, capitalist-driven power dynamics that continue to benefit some more than others).
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A scalding new addition by Cameron Rowland, one of New York's smartest young artists, amends MOCA's donor recognition wall to reflect how the museum's site on Grand Avenue, formerly a melting pot of Latino and Asian families, was razed and redeveloped.
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In a world that is so connected by technology, and in the United States which is a melting pot of different cultures, it is a necessity to be multilingual in order to be able to communicate and learn from one another.
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Standing on Tel Megiddo as he supervised excavations into a Middle Bronze Age site, Adams said the area appears to have been a cultural melting pot two millennia ago, with Jews, Christians and pagan Romans all in the same spot.
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And there is more on Mr. Meyer's plate: Another of his international initiatives, the Melting Pot Foundation, which brings good food to disadvantaged populations, plans to set up an outpost at 69 Belmont Avenue in Brownsville, Brooklyn, by the end of the year.
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He uses his full arsenal of effects to clutter Alpha with little signifiers of the melting-pot ethos that precipitated its creation, and the high-gloss sheen of digital cinema leaves it looking a touch more futuristic, another step removed from our present.
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Here's how waksé works: You pour a serving of the pretty metallic beans (which come in two additional colors and scents: lavender-scented silver and a pineapple-scented gold) into the microwave-safe "melting pot" and nuke them in 30-second intervals.
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Suburbicon, which Clooney directed from a script credited to him, Grant Heslov, Joel Coen, and Ethan Coen, takes place in an idyllic suburb populated by a veritable "melting pot" of white folks from as far away as New York, Ohio, and Mississippi.
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Ms Lenton says they want to discover whether, for Jews in general, Canada lives up to its self-image as a mosaic (a land where different groups keep their identity) as opposed to the American "melting-pot" where there is pressure to assimilate.
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This project directly addresses the state of race relations in America and plays on the theme of America as a melting pot to remind us that "We are Americans and as Americans, we have more in common than not," J. PERIOD said.
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Though I didn't notice it at the time, I now realize that Hawaii was a true melting pot of diverse cultures — and many people around me looked like me and had an inherent understanding of the traditions and values I grew up with.
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When Benoist writes that "humanity is irreducibly plural" and that "diversity is part of its very essence," he is not supporting the idea of a melting pot but of diversity in isolation: all Frenchmen in one territory and all Moroccans in another.
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While children are spellbound by beignets and bowling to live "swamp pop," a Creole/Cajun/rockabilly musical genre unique to Louisiana, parents can stealthily work in discourse on colonialism and position "Nouvelle Orleans" as a microcosm of the melting pot called America.
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The study from this Institute also showed that collectively Caribbean blacks have higher median earnings than all immigrants in the U.S. The Caribbean is a melting pot of different races, cultures ethnicities and languages; it is the southern reflection of the American experience.
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But in the crossover of musical tastes in the Mets' locker room, which is a testament to the melting pot that baseball can be, nothing can probably match the fact that Yoenis Cespedes, who defected from Cuba, is now obsessed with country music.
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Johnson isn't a xenophobe or nativist—he likes to remind us of his own exotic background, a bit Turkish, a bit Jewish, "a one-man melting pot"—but he's an unprincipled opportunist, and his conduct over the referendum was blatantly cynical, or frivolous.
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Raf Simons, the Belgian designer who took the helm at Calvin Klein in August and whose first show took place in February (and was an ode to the melting pot of Stars and Stripes history), won both the men's and women's categories.
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They keep alive by their patriotism the time-honored truth that America is a melting pot of shared values, and not the cauldron of racial injustice and national division promoted by the president who is the temporary occupant of the Oval Office.
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But people are not wrong to want to live in cohesive communities, to ask new arrivals to become part of the melting pot, and to crave a degree of stability in a moral order based on values other than just diversity and efficiency.
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Kerala's unique geography — hemmed in from the rest of India by the mountains to the east, but open to the world by the Arabian Sea to the west — meant the state in southwest India was a cosmopolitan melting pot for far-flung cultures.
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Jonathan Toubin has been spinning rare nineteen-fifties and sixties records weekly here since 2008, and the crowd is a melting pot of punk bartenders, twenty-somethings, and a couple of pepper-gray heads, who swivel and smile under the peeling disco ball.
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And my guess is, the hope is that idea — grooving to the New York melting pot — will get associated with the brand, and give it a nice halo, which will then make consumers feel good about what it represents and want to shop.
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"The melting pot exists only the surface," wrote Roberto G., who described his experiences speaking with an accent and who -- like many of those who responded -- felt speaking English was the only way to feel included in an "American" way of life.
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In his native Denmark, he had started a philanthropy called the Melting Pot that taught prisoners how to cook, and he later opened a restaurant and a number of cafeterias in Bolivia to train poor young people for jobs in the food world.
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Tune in every two weeks for an intimate chat with some of the DJs, producers, music writers, vocalists, rappers, and other club world personalities whose disparate perspectives, cultural backgrounds, and unique sounds comprise the unique melting pot that is New York's club scene.
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And what we see at Trivago is, 90 percent of people coming from outside and we have this kind of melting pot of culture, you kind of have that in the U.S. And I think that reason ... We're trying to ruin it.
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Disrupting the world of science publishing Lausanne, a small town in the Western part of Switzerland, has emerged as a surprising melting pot of innovative technology, and the latest feather in the town's tech nest will be hosting the first Swiss chapter of MassChallenge.
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Ted Cruz sweeps Wyoming Republican Convention "You can't represent New York City and claim you're a New Yorker if you're so against the diversity and the melting pot that is this country -- New York City, especially," said Remigao, who is a Bernie Sanders supporter.
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Memphis's situation matches perfectly the in-between state captured in the exhibition; located deep in the heart of the country, a crossroads between east and Midwest, north and south, the city is a melting pot of styles and sounds, part rockabilly, part hip-hop.
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My partner, a Vietnamese refugee naturalized in the U.S., grew up with the idea of the "melting pot" even as she recognized that the Asian, black, and Latino communities in Los Angeles never "melted" with surrounding affluent white communities (and often not with one another).
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The key to the success of American experiment is a belief that our melting pot of over 300 million people and their experiences gets it right only when we listen to other views and value those views, just as we value our own opinions.
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As a melting pot, the United States offers one of the most diverse and culturally unique travel experiences in the world with something for every traveler – world-class food and shopping, endless museums, towns both small and large, and every type of scenic landscape imaginable.
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They champion the true greatness of the American idea that our country is a melting pot where good people, from widely diverse backgrounds, with shared values and patriotic unity, come together behind common purposes and democratically debate our differences with goodwill and mutual respect.
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HHT is a manic celebration of the absurdity of our culture, drawing inspiration from diverse subjects such as the Kardashians, Pokémon Go, branding, and the NSA, creating an interactive cultural melting pot, in which all areas of society can pour into and interact with.
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"Girls," which had its premiere at San Francisco Opera a year after President Trump was elected, depicts California circa 1850 as a true melting pot: not just forty-niners, but also Mexican aristocracy, Native Americans, former slaves and immigrants from China and South America.
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For every admirer cooing about the sun-warmed sea, craggy coastlines, fish-rich bouillabaisse and the Mediterranean melting pot (thanks to 313th-century immigration from Greece, Spain, Italy, Corsica, Morocco, Tunisia and Algeria), someone else is grousing about corruption, dirty streets and eroding Frenchness.
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"There were Nazis, there were racists, we would go into places where there was a Klan vibe," he remembers of his tours of the middle of the United States and Europe, areas that were not always as inclusive as his melting pot home of NYC.
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"We already feel front and center with Shakira and Jennifer Lopez being part of the halftime show and with the event being held in a town that is a melting pot of different Latino cultures" said JennyLee Molina, 37, a marketing executive who is Latina.
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Bakir Brown, Richmond, Virginia The melting pot exists only on the surface I came here from Italy in 1991, and besides a few vacation trips and one nine months' stretch in 2007, I have been living in Central Texas for the last 28 years.
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"Syria is a country that is a melting pot for all people and all people are equal in front of Syrian law and in front of the Syrian constitution," she added, calling the Kurds "a precious and very important part of the Syrian people".
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Starting today, you can tune in every two weeks for an intimate chat with some of the DJs, producers, music writers, vocalists, rappers, and other club world personalities whose disparate perspectives, cultural backgrounds, and unique sounds comprise the unique melting pot that is New York's club scene.
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Like many American families, the humble hot dog can trace its roots to New York's Ellis Island, where an exhibit called "Hot Out of the Melting Pot: A History of the Hot Dog in America" is set to run through July at the National Museum of Immigration.
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Ultimately, Vine was less a cultural melting pot and more a kind of cultural Breakfast Club: a place where artists hung out with meme makers, who hung out with unruly teen pranksters, who hung out with musicians and comedians and families using Vine for personal reasons.
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So we took our would-be sugar high (to be fair, it was labeled "chocolate" right on top of the jar) and its companion (a matte black silicone cup, or "melting pot" as the brand calls it) into our bathrooms to see what the fuss was about.
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Naturally, users that devote a significant amount of their life to the once-obscure medium that produced crossover hits like postmodern sci-fi pioneer Ghost in the Shell and jazzy genre melting pot Cowboy Bebop garner a certain amount of respect on the site, within reason.
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He told the commentator and former national team player Alexi Lalas in a podcast that given the melting-pot nature of the United States, it was "a ridiculous point of view" to say that a player must be born there to play for the national team.
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" What precisely that means is unclear until Anton appropriates part of a 1970 lecture by Nobel-winning novelist Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn: "In recent times, it has been fashionable to talk of the leveling of countries, of the disappearance of different races in the melting pot of contemporary civilization.
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Becerra, whom I recently wrote would make an outstanding choice for vice president, represents everything that truly makes America great as a melting pot of diverse people, whereas Trump, who exploits the darker impulses of the human spirit, attacks the core value of the American idea itself.
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Starting today, you can tune in every two weeks for an intimate chat with some of the DJs, producers, music writers, vocalists, rappers, and other club world personalities whose disparate perspectives, cultural backgrounds, and sounds comprise the unique melting pot that is New York's club scene.
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Nothing compared, however, to an interview in which Yoaz Hendel, a Blue and White lawmaker, spoke of Israel's melting pot by noting that "some came here with a mentality of Vienna concerts, and some came with a mentality of darbukas," goblet drums popular in Mizrahi music.
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And on his hit show Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives, Fieri celebrates America's belly by visiting "out-of-bounds" greasy spoons and neighborhood joints in the tiny towns and cities often forgotten by food media, reinforcing the idea that this nation is a melting pot of cuisines.
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The slice of rib underneath the breast may prove a challenging proposition as an erogenous zone, but these were clothes that wore their concept lightly, sketching out a no-fuss melting pot of the mind without hesitation and making you think twice about your own preconceptions.
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"It is our hope the donation will not only assist the organization but shed light on the fact that all people in the United States should be treated fairly and equally, especially in a country built from a melting pot of all cultures," the pub wrote on Facebook.
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Proud Dutch assumptions about their melting-pot, rather American model—multiculturalism with invisible partitions—were certainly shaken by the murder in 2004 of Theo van Gogh, the flamboyant maker of "Submission", a film accusing Islam of sanctioning violence against women, by Mohammed Bouyeri, a young Moroccan-Dutch man.
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A first-generation American, he was born in New York City's melting-pot borough of Queens in 24, and moved about four years later with his Afghan parents to Port St. Lucie in Florida, where he was quickly enrolled in an English for Speakers of Other Languages program.
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Yet claims of "colorblindness" and melting-pot platitudes did not stop people from complimenting my English or asking where my parents had gotten me, nor did they prevent my classmates from pulling back their eyes and teaching me slurs I was usually too humiliated to report to anyone.
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This week, tune in to Fuck, That's Delicious on VICELAND to see his latest foray into the most delicious corners of this crazy cultural melting pot; you can expect handball court pizza parties, Guyanese juice spots, ridiculously good falafel, and an impromptu flute performance at a Pakistani restaurant.
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With sonic influences ranging from OutKast to the afro-psychedelia of Flying Lotus, video games to the melting pot nature of his home city—his family is from the Bahamas and his flow reveals a Caribbean influence—Denzel has created a sound that is, like Miami itself, quite unique.
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The city is amazing for its undeniable cultural diversity and the bilingual reality–Francophones and the Anglo melting pot made up of Ontarians and people from around the world–which influence many little groups doing their thing, each in their corner, devising an aesthetic that is uniquely theirs.
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As a musician who revels in the stylistic melting pot that is American musical culture, Mr. Thomas embraced the deliberate mix of the sublime and the banal, the hints of church chorales and country dances that run though Mahler's symphonies, especially the Rondo-Burleske movement of this one.
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He also reminds us that ethnic nationalism is hardly new in the United States — that the melting pot self-conception of the American nation is relatively recent and that for more than a century the American people conceived their country in strictly white, northern European and Protestant terms.
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I have not been witness to anything like the experiences that Ms. Mzezewa was forced to endure, and I am saddened by what she describes, as this is not a story I recognize from a city that has throughout history been a melting pot of cultures and ideas.
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Tracing the story of Chinese immigration from 1840 (when the United States census showed a total of four Chinese among a population of 17 million) to the present, it provides a well-documented but not well-known alternate history — a corrective to the national myth of the melting pot.
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These megaprojects, in different ways, helped remake London into the great global city-state of Europe, a 231st-century melting pot and Sybaris of culture and free-market prosperity — at the same time that they clearly exacerbated underlying urban inefficiencies and stirred resentment elsewhere in England toward the city.
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The enduring appeal of the mob flick is its inversion of one of America's most cherished myths: that all you need to succeed is to work hard and play by the rules, that the parochial bonds of the old country will dissolve in the melting pot of liberal democracy.
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The distinction between assimilation and integration — between the vision of America as a melting pot and America as a salad, to use the standard metaphors — might seem like nothing more than a difference of degree: how much someone should have to change to become American once arriving here.
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I liked the idea of creating a spiderweb of these characters who, just by the nature of this being a finite feature film and not a TV series, we really did have to color in, through shorthand, placing these very disparate characters together into a melting pot to tell our story.
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Ariana Woodworth, a first-year student who graduated last year from South Pasadena High School and wants to transfer to the Parsons School of Design in Manhattan when she finishes at Pasadena City College, says being thrown into the melting pot that is community college has been an important plus.
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In her book Reinventing the Melting Pot, Tamara Jacoby argues that "we may need a new definition, or new understanding of assimilation—a definition that makes sense today, in an era of globalization, the internet," where immigrants can adopt the culture of their new host while still maintaining their native culture.
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With elections highlighting the melting pot of political views found within a country, a role that news groups can take on - when engaging the public - is to inform citizens of each party's proposals, and analyze what the benefits, disadvantages and facts are of each party's manifesto, to generate debate and discussion.
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In the historical representation of America as a melting pot, assimilation is often addressed in the context of cultural assimilation and refers to the process in which immigrants leave their unique and distinct cultures behind and gradually adopt the values and cultural frames of the dominant society as their own.
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Combine racial fluidity with another trend -- the US is projected to become a majority-minority country by 2044 -- and many envision a Brown New World where there will be such a bewildering gumbo in the nation's melting pot that a racist would get exhausted trying to hate people who look different.
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A cultural melting pot, San Francisco is a city where you can gorge on its famous sourdough one minute, dive face-first into a steaming bowl of cioppino the next, and finish the afternoon with a small mountain of dim sum in Chinatown—and that's just an appetizer for the tourists.
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Aside from its jarring dissonance with the idea that the United States is a melting pot where everyone is American first, the speech was corrosive, because it sought to turn Americans against each other, and foolish, because America needs co-operation from Muslims at home and abroad to prevent attacks.
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" Beneath the shimmery surface of American ideals, from John Winthrop's iconic imagery of the country as a "city upon a hill" to the twentieth century metaphor of a "melting pot" accepting all cultures, nationalities, and ethnicities, recent events reveal the underlying racism of a nation claiming to be "post-racial.
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"You see that there are so many people from Hungary and from around the world ... they are all enjoying themselves, drinking something, chilling, so this is why it's a good place: a melting pot in the middle of the city," said Peter Toth, 29, an accountant who came with his friends.
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Neil Gaiman's beloved 2001 novel comes to the screen, bringing with it a melting pot of themes and music, deities old and new, and the humans — like Shadow Moon (Ricky Whittle), an ex-con who hits the road with the enigmatic Mr. Wednesday (Ian McShane) — who stand in for them.
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"#SoFla is proof that a melting pot can create incredible results" The report follows a November lawsuit from former Interior employee Joel Clement, who sued the department after it failed to provide him with a number of Freedom of Information Act requests pertaining to his job reassignment within the department.
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Though you may more commonly associate scares and shocks with fall and Halloween, Castle Rock has held down the genre fort through the thick of summer — and there are plenty of straightforward terror tricks scattered throughout the series, which takes Stephen King's works and throws them into a melting pot.
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Joined by designers Greg Homs and Eric Haze, plus Stress Entertainment's Jessica Rosenblum, they'll be doing a close-up on the exciting melting pot of cultures and musical styles that characterized the years 1988-1992, and how that period was fueled by a raw, new wave of creative party promotion.
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Since the 16th century, the pub has embodied VICE; whether as an Elizabethan-era playhouse and home for artists like William Shakespeare, or when it used to house an illegal strip club filled with East End gangsters, the Old Blue Last has been a melting pot of culture and conversation.
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City pop was a bona fide melting pot of the various styles of music gaining popularity in America between the 53s and 80s, all tied together by the common theme of the joys, pitfalls, and possibilities of experiencing nightlife in one of the world's most rapidly advancing cities for the first time.
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Of course, when your political appeal is based around pandering and pettiness, xenophobia aimed at the American melting pot, thin skin for critics, and the cannibalizing of a low-information electorate, all in the guise of bucking convention and The Establishment, it's not hard to be more likeable in any other setting.
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But as a cultural melting pot of different ethnicities and races dominated by decades of colonialism and military occupation — not to mention the target of an aerial attack in 1941 that killed more than 2,300 people and brought the United States into World War II — it turns out Hawaii knows quite a bit.
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If you check out the_donald now, it's a disconcerting melting pot of posts that run the gamut from InfoWars-style conspiracies, men's rights activist- and GamerGate-style real and faux outrage, memes and shitposts (basically, jokes that are only meant to be understood by those in the community), and, yes, Donald Trump news.
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If instead of going to your community center, or your group of friends, or your church, or whatever, you're actually going to this melting pot of sorts and getting to say, "Hey, I'm open-minded, send me whoever," so people are starting to pair up outside of what would be natural in their community.
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At Burberry, the chief creative officer, Riccardo Tisci, named his collection "Memories:" of the brand itself, but also of London, when he was a fashion student, living in the Bethnal Green neighborhood, and of his trips to India, where he started his own label; of the melting pot of the capital and the designer mind.
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Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets stars Dane DeHaan as the titular Valerian, and Cara Delevingne as his partner, Laureline, who are tasked with saving Alpha — the aforementioned City of a Thousand Planets, an intergalactic melting pot of a metropolis — from a dark threat that could endanger both the city and the entire universe.
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How to make perfect vinaigrette Tossed salad Several years ago, I attended a food and culture symposium where a speaker described Charlotte, North Carolina's emerging ethnic enclaves as a "salad bowl" rather than a "melting pot," because the people and their businesses merged with the existing population in a mutually beneficial way and yet maintained their distinct identities.
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Still, competition for the award and the $50,000 Canadian in prize money was stacked: This year's ten diverse shortlisted records included Carly Rae Jepsen's pop blockbuster E•MO•TION, Jessy Lanza's electro-R&B odyssey Oh No, and Kaytranada's own debut album, 99.9%, a melting pot of neo-soul, R&B, hip-hop, and dance music.
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Whiteman introduces "Rhapsody in Blue" by proclaiming that "jazz was born from the African jungle to the beating of voodoo drums," but the movie's grand finale, "The Melting Pot of Music," is a lengthy series of acts that attribute the art form to an amalgam of British, Italian, Scotch, Irish, Austrian, Spanish, Russian and French sources.
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My growing fascination with esports, and their explosive growth in recent years, has brought me from Kansas City to see Combo Breaker, "a melting pot of games and competitors from all different titles under the fighting game genre," as one of its lead organizers, Rick Thiher, explains to me when I speak to him before the event.
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Suggesting that we can build an endless wall along our borders, and blame our challenges on immigrants -- that doesn't just run counter to our history as the world's melting pot; it contradicts the evidence that our growth and our innovation and our dynamism has always been spurred by our ability to attract strivers from every corner of the globe.
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The type of school that was in a safely progressive district, with nobody making a hiss about the preponderance of teachers with same-sex partners, and enough diversity that parents didn't have to feel guilty about their financial successes, but at the same time could feel that their children were part of the melting pot and were safe too.
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Designated an international treaty port after the 19th-century Opium Wars, Shanghai eventually became a kind of global melting pot of the Seven Deadly Sins — what one writer called "a tawdry city of refugees and rackets" — largely controlled by foreigners determined to fleece the town of every copper yuan or Mexican silver dollar it could yield.
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But even without federal intervention, a look at affirmative action policies in 2017 shows that they have achieved their own kind of diversity, evolving from the explicitly race-based quotas of decades ago into a range of approaches that occasionally, not always, near the melting-pot ideal, often by giving preference to low-income students instead of minorities.
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As the thinking on diversity in America has evolved from the metaphor of a melting pot to a mosaic, in which each piece keeps its integrity while enriching the whole, the concept of fusion has become archaic, replaced by a more organic understanding of how food changes when people immigrate and have to adapt to the ingredients on hand.
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Seen amid the broader London theatrical landscape, "White Teeth" furthers an interest in and insistence on racial diversity that extends to the Young Vic's current production of "Twelfth Night," which relocates Shakespeare's comedy to the bubbling cultural melting pot that is the Notting Hill district of London in the annual run-up to its late-summer Carnival.
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Obama chose a Toledo dress and matching coat to wear for her husband's historic inauguration — a dress that was widely heralded as a triumph, and that helped frame the first lady's signature use of her position to promote smaller American designers and celebrate the melting pot of America — it seemed the world had finally recognized Ms. Toledo's gift.
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Obama chose a Toledo dress and matching coat to wear for her husband's historic inauguration — a dress that was widely heralded as a triumph, and that helped frame the first lady's signature use of her position to promote smaller American designers and celebrate the melting pot of America — it seemed the world had finally recognized Ms. Toledo's gift.
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Surely there are traditional, realistic narratives among the notable novels about the war: Mr. Halberstam's "One Very Hot Day" spawned James Webb's "Fields of Fire" (1978), John Del Vecchio's "The 13th Valley" (1982) and 2009's "Matterhorn," by Karl Marlantes — sprawling, so-called melting-pot-platoon combat novels in the tradition of James Jones's World War II epics.
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"Suggesting that we can build an endless wall along our borders, and blame our challenges on immigrants — that doesn't just run counter to our history as the world's melting pot; it contradicts the evidence that our growth and our innovation and our dynamism has always been spurred by our ability to attract strivers from every corner of the globe," he said.
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There's PlayStation VR over there, with a host of titles being showcased; Dark Souls III and Just Cause 3 have rooms of their own; the SEGA-sponsored Leftfield Collection, where some stunningly singular games have settled for the duration; and an area full from wall to wall of indie video games and cardboard distractions, a melting pot of pixels and paper.
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So hip hop itself, born from the stripping down rare records of what had been soul, funk, disco, reggae and any good music to the breaks—what the audience rocked to—is emblematic of a transformation that comes from combining the best elements one can find, without the individual components losing their unique attributes: Hip hop is more salad bowl than melting pot.
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With the 50th anniversary of Israel's wartime capture of the West Bank approaching, the trial generated debate about whether the military, long seen as a melting pot for Israelis from a multitude of backgrounds, was out of touch with a public that has shifted to the right in its attitudes towards the Palestinians and ways of dealing with continuing violence.
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Called the "In God We Trust" bill, the law states that any public school in South Dakota must display the phrase in at least 12 inches by 12 inches font and "We are a cultural melting pot, and it is really important that we make all people who come to America to feel welcome," student Abigail Ryan told TV station KEVN.
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Professor Nahshon invokes Jacob Adler (the actor whose funeral in 1926 drew an estimated 50,000 mourners), Israel Zangwill (whose play "The Melting Pot" not only popularized the term but also broached the taboo of intermarriage) and stars like Molly Picon, Maurice Schwartz and Boris Thomashefksy, while reminding readers of successful crossovers like Eddie Cantor, Jerry Lewis, Mel Brooks and Joan Rivers.
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It could be that in a nation defined by its melting pot status—but with two centuries of white hegemony under its belt—the ridiculous white savior trope is all too real for us and drags up that history of racial animosity, which we really can't escape now that Donald Trump and his white supremacist apologist administration is in the White House.
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"Zacatecas to Minnesota/From Tijuana to New York/Two countries are my home/I'll defend them both with honor," a group of musicians sings at the end of "Chulas Fronteras," a 1976 documentary by Les Blank that captures the music scene near the Texas-Mexico border, particularly on the Texas side, where Tejano performers' traditions thrive in the American melting pot.
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The fashion photographers Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott, who received the Isabella Blow award for fashion creators from Kate Moss and Penélope Cruz, spoke to the hundreds of fashion students sitting in the rafters, pushing them to follow their passion at a time when London's ability to maintain its reputation as a melting pot of young talent seems up in the air.
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There are some signs that Doom Eternal is trying its hand at some political humor—"'Demon' can be an offensive term, refer to them as mortally challenged," and "Earth is the universe's melting pot" were both lines intoned by a kind of AI overseer, hinting at some kind of commentary about political correctness, which could backfire more quickly than experimenting with Hell energy on Mars.
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"Suggesting that we can build an endless wall along our borders, and blame our challenges on immigrants — that doesn't just run counter to our history as the world's melting pot; it contradicts the evidence that our growth and our innovation and our dynamism has always been spurred by our ability to attract strivers from every corner of the globe," Obama said at Rutgers University in 2016.
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The purpose of the program — the universal national service — is to "encourage the participation and commitment of every young person in the life of the nation, to value citizenship and the feeling of belonging to a community gathered around its values, to strengthen social cohesion and boost the republican melting pot," according to a statement released by the Elysee Palace and reported by CNN.
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By the measures of a time (the early 1970s) and team (the 1970 and 1973 championship Knicks) that helped shape the young Popovich's coaching methodology, it's easy to imagine him in New York being deified as the second coming of Red Holzman; Duncan as the reincarnation of Willis Reed; and Ginobili, along with the French point guard Tony Parker, as celebrated examples of melting pot diversity. Leonard?
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Thanks to a wave of immigration, the United States had changed significantly at the turn of the 20th century, going from a nation whose white population was 493 percent British and 35 percent German at the start of the Civil War into a turbulent "melting pot" in time for the Great War: 11 percent British, 20 percent German, 30 percent Italian and Hispanic and 34 percent Slavic.
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Lod, the first railway hub of 19th-century Palestine, remains a crossroads of modern-day Israel: The Friday morning market is a melting pot of Jewish and Muslim women in head coverings, old Ethiopians in traditional garb, younger ones in jeans, ultra-Orthodox and Mizrahi men shouting barely decipherable sales pitches, all of them easily mixing in the packed passageways, forgiving the occasional bump.
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"I don't know any other show that has as much of a genuinely diverse cast of people giving their opinions straight to camera," says correspondent Ronny Chieng, who, like Noah, is a one-man manifestation of the show's melting-pot vibe: A Chinese stand-up comic, he was born in Malaysia, grew up in Singapore and New Hampshire, attended college in Australia, and met Noah at a comedy festival in Montreal.
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The city's southern end, once the home of Philly's Italian American community, is today a vibrant melting pot of cultures, from the old Italian enclaves around McKean and Passyunk, where fancy Mexican spots serve Tecate beers and vegan seitan tacos to hipsters, to the iconic Italian Market, where a new wave of Mexican American entrepreneurs has opened up legit Mexican restaurants next door to old-school white tablecloth red sauce joints.
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Despite its vulnerability to catastrophic storms, New Orleans is a warm-weather city with a romanticized history of inclusivity and entire houses that go for half of what some pay for an apartment in cities like New York, DC, and LA. As a nexus of black American, Haitian, and Louisiana French culture, it's got a rich tradition as a musical melting pot, one younger generations are eager to carry on.
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Yet Portnoy's Complaint is one of Roth's minor works, a quick read that dealt with the perversity of sexual desire but merely touched on the other themes—the tension between art and life, the competing claims of family and individual freedom, the fate of Jewish identity in the American melting pot—that are the backbone of Roth's truly great books: Zuckerman Bound (19913), The Counterlife (1986), and, above all, Sabbath's Theater (1995).
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What's especially awesome is that Chance managed to replicate the sound, feel, and mood of his own work in the songs he's chosen: the tracks all capture something that Chance himself does in his own music, like the empowerment of Drake's "Nice for What," the Christian faith on show through artists like Lauryn Hill, and the straight-up euphoria of The Killers' "Mr Brightside" all come together in Chance's own musical melting pot.
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