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Incentives to assimilate: well educated immigrants have an incentive to assimilite, because it means more money, more prestige, a company of "equals" (by education, not by nationality), and yet even among that group many fail: I have seen people with PHDs who "deteriorated" here to a level of barely semiprofessional.
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Incentives to assimilate: well educated immigrants have an incentive to assimilite, because it means more money, more prestige, a company of "equals" (by education, not by nationality), and yet even among that group many fail: I have seen people with PHDs who "deteriorated" here to a level of barely semiprofessional.
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Incentives to assimilate: well educated immigrants have an incentive to assimilite, because it means more money, more prestige, a company of "equals" (by education, not by nationality), and yet even among that group many fail: I have seen people with PHDs who "deteriorated" here to a level of barely semiprofessional.
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Incentives to assimilate: well educated immigrants have an incentive to assimilite, because it means more money, more prestige, a company of "equals" (by education, not by nationality), and yet even among that group many fail: I have seen people with PHDs who "deteriorated" here to a level of barely semiprofessional.
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Incentives to assimilate: well educated immigrants have an incentive to assimilite, because it means more money, more prestige, a company of "equals" (by education, not by nationality), and yet even among that group many fail: I have seen people with PHDs who "deteriorated" here to a level of barely semiprofessional.
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Incentives to assimilate: well educated immigrants have an incentive to assimilite, because it means more money, more prestige, a company of "equals" (by education, not by nationality), and yet even among that group many fail: I have seen people with PHDs who "deteriorated" here to a level of barely semiprofessional.
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Incentives to assimilate: well educated immigrants have an incentive to assimilite, because it means more money, more prestige, a company of "equals" (by education, not by nationality), and yet even among that group many fail: I have seen people with PHDs who "deteriorated" here to a level of barely semiprofessional.
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Incentives to assimilate: well educated immigrants have an incentive to assimilite, because it means more money, more prestige, a company of "equals" (by education, not by nationality), and yet even among that group many fail: I have seen people with PHDs who "deteriorated" here to a level of barely semiprofessional.
Page 2 2006
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Incentives to assimilate: well educated immigrants have an incentive to assimilite, because it means more money, more prestige, a company of "equals" (by education, not by nationality), and yet even among that group many fail: I have seen people with PHDs who "deteriorated" here to a level of barely semiprofessional.
Page 2 2006
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Incentives to assimilate: well educated immigrants have an incentive to assimilite, because it means more money, more prestige, a company of "equals" (by education, not by nationality), and yet even among that group many fail: I have seen people with PHDs who "deteriorated" here to a level of barely semiprofessional.
Page 2 2006
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