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• Conversely, the lesser globalized countries tend to foster a stronger nationalistic ideology within the public.

• People in less globalized nations and cities tend to be more deprived of opportunities to connect with the world.

• One hopes that our ever more globalized world will lead to the acknowledgment of research across a wider geographical area and in more languages.

• Supporters of a globalized economy see nonassimilated languages and cultures as impediments to growth (p. 464).

• Of the many practical issues raised by the humanized and globalized responsibility we choose to point out a few.

• The exchange of this information was considered essential in an increasingly multinational, globalized environment.

• Sadly, once in this market, the power relations of globalized marketing may constrain and undermine the very promise the authors hold out.

• Thus, an influential scale factor weighs upon the economic geography of architectural services: big firms, big projects, big visibility, all tend toward globalized practice.

• Second, the theory and practice of autonomy in language learning has itself been globalized, through conferences, consultancies and publications.

• This leaves some kind of worker control as providing the socialist character of a globalized socialism.

• Larger-scale governance of the social-ecological systems might be desirable (efficient) in the more competitive globalized world of today.

• Today, even the antiglobalization movement has become one of the most globalized events.

• Moreover, providing countries with a global view is very useful because, in a globalized environment, countries are highly vulnerable to external shocks.

• Our data par take of this globalized reality and consist mostly of first-time encounters.

• It is easy to see that this construction can in fact be globalized.