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(Gary noted that the opera audience in L.A. has increasingly included Spanish-speaking patrons, reflecting the polygot nature of our cosmopolitan city.)

Jay Weston: Placido Domingo Starring in World Premiere of Il Postino at LA Opera 2010

Gary noted that the opera audience in L.A. has increasingly included Spanish-speaking patrons, reflecting the polygot nature of our cosmopolitan city.

Jay Weston: Placido Domingo Starring in World Premiere of Il Postino at LA Opera Jay Weston 2010

(Gary noted that the opera audience in L.A. has increasingly included Spanish-speaking patrons, reflecting the polygot nature of our cosmopolitan city.)

Jay Weston: Placido Domingo Starring in World Premiere of Il Postino at LA Opera 2010

The EU is a sclerotic, corrupt, polygot abomination.

John Terry’s sacking as England captain tells us something interesting... 2009

Soon Hitler was living in a men's shelter, scraping together a few schillings with drawings copied from postcards, and stewing about the fate of ethnic Germans in the polygot Austro-Hungarian Empire.

Hitler's Paintings 2007

Better examples would be the polygot countries of the Low Countries, Denmark, and Switzerland.

Lean Left » Blog Archive » None So Deaf As Those Who Will Not Hear 2006

I think what is needed is more of a blue print of what a productive polygot environ looks like.

Polyglot Programming Neal Ford 2006

Game devleopment is always a great polygot environment.

Polyglot Programming Neal Ford 2006

Since ours is a polygot neighborhood consisting mostly of Russians, Jews, Poles, and Italians, with a light sprinkling of Irish, it brings us into contact with such different temperaments that before we can attempt to satisfy them we must needs go to school to them.

Library Work with Children 1917

It is in the wide vestibule of the square that the polygot pilgrims gather most densely; Piazza San Marco is the lobby of the opera in the intervals of the performance.

Italian Hours Henry James 1879