The first instance " naturalizes " the Russian name into English, whereas the second is a direct transliteration of the actual Russian name.
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Albert J . Rivero states that this comparison to great Western conquerors and kings translates and naturalizes Oroonoko s foreignness into familiar European narratives.
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It is a naturalizes in temperate climates, and can become a noxious weed in agricultural areas and an invasive species in native habitats.
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`Ziva': pure white, touch of gold in center of the cup; great for Houston area; perhaps best for forcing; naturalizes.
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Qatar often naturalizes foreign athletes and gives them Arabic names, but the four names of each of the athletes indicate they are Arabs, not nationalized foreigners.
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Hiyoshi naturalizes himself as a Brazilian and joins KOH-I-NOOR Formula to begin his challenge to the Super License, with Lope as his mentor.
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The concept of masculinity is said to rest logically on a dichotomization of sex ( biological ) and gender ( cultural ) and thus marginalizes or naturalizes the body.
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The nun's orchid, Phaius tankervilliae, is a terrestrial orchid that naturalizes here, but I would mulch well when growing it outdoors to ensure winter protection.
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"' Racial stereotyping in advertising "'is not always negative but are considered harmful in that the " repetition of a stereotype naturalizes it and makes it appear " normal ".
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Because it is widely used as an ornamental in the southern half of Texas, and because it easily naturalizes itself there, it is difficult to distinguish naturally occurring specimens of " S . mexicana " from naturalized ones.
