There's a plethora of non-English speaking films set in Australia.
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This is a problem perhaps most salient in non-English speaking countries.
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Translating our articles for non-English-speaking audiences is one growth avenue.
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Larger podcast producers are beginning to translate shows for non-English-speaking markets.
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It's all very friendly, as long as you're not a sinister, non-English-speaking interloper.
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It is preparing to start selling ads in non-English speaking countries, starting with France.
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Their message is loud and clear: The nonwhite and non-English-speaking territories need not apply.
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The new design works better for Facebook users in non-English-speaking countries, according to Mosseri.
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This time, she even pulls off the feat while "performing" in a foreign, non-English-speaking country.
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However, that education, training and cultural change has been tougher in non-English speaking markets like Japan.
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Bethenny Frankel faced criticism online after tweeting about non-English-speaking employees during a trip to Kmart.
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South High School is Denver's designated school for non-English-speaking students whose educations have been disrupted.
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Roma was also the first non-English speaking film from a streamer to earn the top nomination.
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He has no one to talk to, so he turns to his non-English speaking colleagues at work.
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Google says it created a special feed for India to better serve growing non-English speaking Internet audiences.
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The industry's demographic — young, often female, sometimes foreign and non-English-speaking — makes models particularly vulnerable to exploitation.
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It's been a struggle for non-English speaking countries to properly translate the eloquent diction of President Donald Trump.
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Some universities in non-English speaking countries may have programs in English, but there is life outside the classroom.
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They won the case and secured the right to supplemental language education for non-English speaking minorities across the board.
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Their fight is further stoked by the presence of an addled, non-English-speaking stranger, Elfriede (a touching Michele Shay).
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New York may be a world capital, but it can feel provincial when it comes to non-English-speaking theater.
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Ford spent entire weeks parsing them, using translation services to get to the ones that came from non-English-speaking countries.
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But for others—especially students from poor, non-English-speaking countries like Bulgaria—the experience can feel like a raw deal.
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Some non-English-speaking countries have chosen to establish a single honorific for women, regardless of their age or marital status.
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INSEAD: 94.3 — INSEAD keeps its place as the best university in a non-English-speaking country to study business and management.
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"Reaching our non-English speaking communities will enable us to more effectively curb the spread of this virus," wrote the members.
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It is not uncommon to see people from non-English speaking countries traveling to Ghana to learn English and for their education.
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No reminders that the percentage of non-English speaking citizens in Louisiana, New Mexico and California was higher than Puerto Rico today.
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A British Council survey earlier this year found he is internationally known and understood, but more popular in non-English speaking countries.
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Non-English-speaking tourists became so confused they'd fall to the floor sobbing and the rest of us would walk over them.
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When questioned about this by Congress, Zuckerberg committed to hiring more human moderators to monitor the service in non-English speaking countries.
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The study obviously did not focus on non-English speaking areas but it's definitely an area that can be improved across the board.
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There was lots of news footage, frequently from non-English speaking countries, that had been cropped or zoomed in ways that felt arbitrary.
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But likewise, If you want a job in customer services, Amazon, in a non-English-speaking country, they use the Pearson Versant test.
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Only 11 other non-English speaking movies were previously nominated for Best Picture, including including Roma, Amour, Babel, and Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon.
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" — JIMMY FALLON "That's right, 'Parasite' is the first non-English speaking film to win best picture, though some Arnold Schwarzenegger movies come close.
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To our Americanized eyes, she was a symbol of what we didn't want to be -- a working-class, uneducated, non-English-speaking immigrant.
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We introduced Internationalized Domain Names to promote non-Latin character sets and to make the internet more inclusive for non-English speaking countries.
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Jones said navigating through a non-English-speaking community away from the court had furthered her independent streak and made her mentally stronger.
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For non-English-speaking cities with their own transportation cultures and customs, Lyft will likely encounter more resistance and roadblocks... just like Uber has.
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There's a phenomenon known as "the summer slide" that disproportionately affects kids from low-income families and, also, kids from non-English speaking families.
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"In some situations, con artists will work in small ethnic or minority communities with non-English speaking patients, to exploit that vulnerability," Sullivan explains.
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The main YouTube subreddit is full of people complaining about being recommended children's content — including from non-English-speaking channels — based on nursery rhymes.
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This is despite an influx of Catholic immigrants from non-English-speaking countries, who now make up 19 percent of the country's Catholic population.
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According to a KPMG-Google report (PDF) on Indian languages, there will be 536 million non-English speaking users using internet in India by 2021.
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When your parents are immigrants, they're usually out of the house, so it's the non-English-speaking grandmother that usually takes care of the kids.
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One of the bill's goals is to address language barriers to ensure non-English-speaking people receive the information they need to address mental illness.
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The app is already live in 55 countries and its largest non-English speaking markets are France, Germany, Spain, Italy, Brazil, Mexico, Indonesia and the Philippines.
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Marvel championed "Yoshida" at the time, noting how rare it was that a person from a non-English speaking country could succeed in telling American stories.
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There are more non-English speaking users online in India than the English speaking users, Google said, citing a new study it co-authored with KPMG.
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The mothers and fathers themselves are often poor and non-English speaking; those are two big barriers to navigating the complex bureaucracy in which they find themselves.
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A state law bans bilingual education, or the practice of teaching non-English-speaking children in their native language while they also learn English, in public schools.
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Late-night comedy: "That's right, 'Parasite' is the first non-English speaking film to win best picture, though some Arnold Schwarzenegger movies come close," Jimmy Fallon said.
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This is true as much today as it was when my own low-skill, non-English-speaking immigrant ancestors came here to help build the US economy.
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Sunday's incident once again shows how governments and tech giants are struggling to prevent the spread of hate speech, especially in non-English speaking markets around the world.
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The win cemented "Parasite" as the first non-English speaking film in the history of the Academy Awards — now almost a century old — to win the top prize.
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His channel also has pull from non-English speaking countries, with a strong following in Germany "for some reason," as well as the Netherlands and in South America.
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Along with some key interviews and fireside chats, Disrupt SF has special events tailored for the Chinese startup scene as well as services for non-English-speaking attendees.
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Universita Commerciale Luigi Bocconi: 88.6 — Bocconi, based in Milan, Italy, provides the second-best business and management degree programmes of any university in a non-English-speaking country.
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This perspective is sensitive to the plights of those typically ignored by canonized historical accounts: women, African-Americans, non-English speaking people, non-European immigrants, and the poor.
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Parasite ended its award show sweep this season by taking home Best Picture, making it the first non-English speaking film to win the Academy's most prestigious award.
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Additionally, I'm not sure if you get on social media much or travel (#SeeSomeWorld), but there are millions of American citizens visiting non-English speaking countries every year.
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This practice exposes non-English-speaking communities to the risk of escalation of a simple traffic stop into an interrogation regarding citizenship status and potential detention or deportation.
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Some critics grumbled last year about the wave of art-house directors from non-English-speaking countries who were making films in English, including Matteo Garrone and Yorgos Lanthimos.
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" Grande and her siblings soon became English dominant, rejecting their mother as "a symbol of what we didn't want to be -- a working-class, uneducated, non-English-speaking immigrant.
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The city originally tried to enact similar rules earlier this year that would only apply to drivers from non-English speaking countries, and would require both written and verbal proficiency.
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In my own tradition, Lutheranism, about 85 percent of churches in that time were non-English-speaking; the denomination added 900,000 members from 1890 to 1906, largely immigrants from Scandinavia.
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But some populations are counted less well than other populations, and those populations who are counted less well include immigrants, poor people, children, non-English speaking populations, and rural populations.
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If these poor, sometimes non-English-speaking immigrant parents had time to notice daughters spending more time at mosques, they saw that as a sign of good values and safety.
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But while a new study from California shows that the app can definitely help non-English speaking patients and their doctors, it isn't flawless—rarely, the translations could even cause harm.
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Non-English speaking audiences were provided with synopses and translators, with memorable performances taking place in Somaliland, Dromgoole said, remembering the cast being followed by trucks full of "boys with AK47s".
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The bill itself is problematic first because it awards points for "English-language ability," which will discriminate against millions of hard-working and well-meaning individuals from non-English speaking countries.
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Geneva-based Doctors Without Borders, known as Medecins Sans Frontieres in non-English speaking countries, is looking into Moise's comments and welcomes scrutiny on the aid sector, said spokeswoman Analia Lorenzo.
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Unlike an earlier proposal, which would have applied to Uber drivers from non-English speaking countries, the rules announced this week apply to all drivers for UberX and Uber's black car service.
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The parents of Kinney Kinmon Lau, along with other non-English-speaking Chinese parents, argued that their Fourteenth Amendment rights were being violated since their children did not have equal educational opportunities.
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Over the same period, we added nearly 2000 million Roman Catholics thanks largely to Italian and Polish immigration; in 2100, at least 2000 million Americans attended non-English-speaking Roman Catholic churches.
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The company said a new requirement for all licensed private hire drivers from a non-English speaking country to pass a two-hour written English exam was disproportionate and contravened the Equality Act.
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Kids of non-English-speaking parents may be particularly vulnerable to errors, and it's possible that including these families might have exposed even higher rates of parent-reported errors, the researchers point out.
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But a report last year by the Government Accountability Office found that the spread of online services has been limited by factors like uneven computer literacy and non-English speaking or homeless populations.
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Parasite made Oscar history tonight with its win, but if Bong Joon-ho gets what he wants, it'll be the first of many non-English speaking films to earn the Academy's biggest prize.
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The organization is well-versed in conveying crucial information to non-native, non-English-speaking communities: IRCO offers over 100 social service programs, which help immigrants find housing, take language classes, and secure jobs.
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These hospitals serve an important role within their communities; they're a safety net for people — many of them non-English speaking — who don't have reliable access to healthcare, let alone a primary care doctor.
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Storm Lake, with a population of roughly 11,000, is in no way immune to the strains and tensions that an influx of poor, low-skilled and non-English-speaking immigrants and refugees can bring.
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The shift comes as drivers-for-hire in London are facing the opposite demand: a new English test requirement for drivers from non-English-speaking countries, prompting a rebuke by the private car service Uber.
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The son of non-English speaking immigrants, Mr. Lindor and his family were wedged between a wealthy, white community on one end of the neighborhood and an impoverished and predominantly black population on the other.
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Low-income, elderly, disabled and non-English speaking taxpayers could be particularly vulnerable under the plan, but many of these groups have had little to no representation on the committee in the past, Warren said.
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Home to centuries-old universities such as the Sorbonne in Paris and some leading business schools, France is the world's top non-English speaking student destination, but it ranks behind the United States, Britain and Australia.
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Since his first book was published, in 1962, when he was 32 and living in Paris, he had become a cult figure, more so to non-English-speaking fans abroad than in his native United States.
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The QWERTY keyboard layout was originally designed for the English language, but it's widely used by many non-English speaking groups around the world who need to jump through hoops to access unique characters, punctuation, and accents.
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Tomi Lahren unleashed some fury Tuesday morning in an appearance on Fox & Friends as she responded to a genealogist who showed that the anti-immigrant Fox News contributor is actually a descendant of non-English-speaking U.S. immigrants.
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And the subsequent expansion of the Voting Rights Act to protect the rights of non-English-speaking Americans was shaped in no small part by reports of the violent intimidation of prospective Latino voters, especially in southwestern states.
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The new rules, which apply to UberX and the company's black car service, come after Uber successfully sued the city to block the introduction of English requirements that would apply only to drivers from non-English speaking countries.
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It reveals that somewhere between 8.3 and 12 million Americans attended non-English-speaking churches that year, compared with about 23 to 260 million who attended English-language churches — out of a total US population of 240 million.
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Nosrat is not seeking cool as a "bad girl" of cooking — there are no leather jackets or exciting motorcycle road trips, and she's not here to tell any non-English-speaking people how they've been doing it all wrong.
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Non-English-speaking communities are increasingly concerned that coronavirus information is being communicated to them after the rest of the country and in less detail, creating a divide that could put minority groups at greater risk of contracting the virus.
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The Public Service Commission has barred several ESCOs from doing business in New York, including some that target lower-income and non-English-speaking people, and the agency said it was considering additional measures to regulate the market and protect consumers.
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He was kicked out of his political party in October 2018 after he made an immigration speech in August questioning Muslim and non-English-speaking immigration, and called for a "final solution" to the problem, an apparent reference to Hitler.
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The Bellaire High School soccer coach had started a special ESL ("English as a second language") team at her Houston-area school three years ago as a way for her non-English speaking students to have a school activity that did not require language.
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Throughout the film, Foster channels his rage about the shitty hand the universe has dealt him—recently laid off, wife left with the kid—into scapegoating non-white and non-English-speaking "others" who he perceives as tormenters and leeches on his once polite society.
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Lahren has also faced criticism for claiming that Beyoncé's 2016 Super Bowl performance was intended to "politicize and advance the notion that black lives matter more," and more recently, for the hypocrisy of her anti-immigrant views given that she herself descended from non-English-speaking immigrants.
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"For the attentive Fox News viewer, sanctuary cities are dystopian hell pits of lawlessness, where hoards of non-English-speaking illegal immigrants roam the streets at night, eating stolen tacos and murdering as many people as they want with no consequences whatsoever, because crime-loving liberals swoop in to save them from punishment," Bee said.
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And there's evidence that this propaganda machine does have a real-world impact on learning: A 2019 study found that non-English-speaking countries that routinely subtitle their non-native television shows have a higher English-language proficiency, while countries that dub non-native TV into the local language have a lower English-language proficiency.
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But in Sioux Falls, whose reputation has grown as a welcoming city, Kristin Grinager, the high school curriculum coordinator for the school system, said that the total number of "New Americans" and students enrolled in the English learner programs has actually grown -- thanks to the secondary migration of refugees and immigrants from around the country and US-born children from non-English speaking households.
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This radical, largehearted reformer was decades, perhaps centuries ahead of his time along so many axes of progress: He became the nation's pre-eminent champion of public health and public schooling, founded the country's first rural college, railed against racism, helped African-American clergymen establish two of the nation's first churches for black congregations, and pushed to extend education to women, African-Americans and non-English-speaking immigrants.
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Branagh points out that a more viable alternative may be to turn to small non-English-speaking domain registrars — or the managers of certain country-specific top-level domains — who would be largely immune to bad PR. "At this point, it is now really difficult to be off on your own online," says Molly Sauter, a Berkman Klein Center affiliate and author of The Coming Swarm: DDOS Actions, Hacktivism, and Civil Disobedience on the Internet.
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"As you prepare to select new [Electronic Tax Administration Advisory Committee] members, I urge you to follow through with your commitment to taxpayer representation on ETAAC and to select consumer advocates, as well as other members representing the needs of low-income, elderly, disabled, and non-English speaking taxpayers, to sit on the advisory committee," Warren said in a letter Monday to IRS Commissioner John Koskinen and National Public Liaison Michael Deneroff.
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This collision of languages may not seem like such a big deal at first, but take a look at the extreme music scene: aside from folk-and-heritage-obsessed black metal outfits, speed/power metal bands from Eastern European countries (and bands like Terminal mimicking metal from behind the Iron Curtain) and handfuls of garage bands from non-English speaking nations that haven't yet attempted to break the language barrier because they haven't yet attempted to break out of their local scene, the vast majority of extreme music presentation is in the English language, even when English isn't obviously the performer's first language.
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