The multicultural population of Grand Cayman, a byproduct of its international banking industry, has produced a diverse culinary scene.
But this melting pot isn't just about the multicultural population but also the popular Aussie 'fusion' cuisine, which combines Anglo, European and Asian influences.
Once ideal places for Istanbul's multicultural population who converged there to discuss current affairs, Turkish coffee houses are still spaces for conversation rather than work.
The work is a symbol of the "best island" (read the United States), orderly but nervous in its multicultural population and always in danger of blowing away.
It has previously been cited as a successful example of the rapid assimilation of a multicultural population into a rural area.
This study was performed to determine the prevalence of GBS and to identify GBS colonisation risk factors in a multicultural population of pregnant women in The Netherlands.
The US is a vibrant and innovative economy with a dynamic, multicultural population, and is an optimistic society that cherishes individual freedom.
Serving a multicultural population presents a variety of concerns that must be addressed in the design of effective distance-learning programs.
A new French sitcom, the latest offshoot of that film, is set in a place with intriguing museums and galleries, appealing restaurants and a multicultural population — Brooklyn.
Food and Urban Agriculture emerges as being framed to target the needs of the low-income multicultural population, and at the same time of the upper and creative class.
Kuching's increasingly sophisticated culinary scene reflects the city's multicultural population, which is about 38 percent Chinese, 36 percent Malay and 24 percent Dayak (mainly Bidayuh and Iban).
