There are some 91 nationalities at this year's festival, with its international audience expanding rapidly.
After the cosmopolitan mix of nationalities at the schools he'd attended, the smug insularity of the British students amazed Adjaye.
"With Germany and Switzerland close by, we get a mix of nationalities at the market each year," said Pauline Chaboche, the Colmar Tourism press officer.
The festival was designed to showcase the variety of flavours and cuisines on offer in Dubai featuring the cuisines of over 200 nationalities at the festival.
Today, Coke has staff of 58 nationalities at its global headquarters, so Atlanta's huge airport is handy.
At the peak of the Afghan conflict there were 10,000 British personnel there, with 20,000 US marines, Danes, Estonians and other nationalities at 180 bases and checkpoints.
At the peak of the Afghan conflict there were 10,000 British personnel in Helmand together with 20,000 US Marines, Danes, Estonians and other nationalities at 180 bases and checkpoints.
The swirl of languages and nationalities at ground zero went on as usual yesterday, New Yorkers and tourists speaking Spanish and English and French and Icelandic and Urdu and Polish and Japanese.
There are now more than 500 prisoners of nearly three dozen nationalities at Guantánamo who might have crucial information about Al Qaeda's next planned attack or Osama bin Laden's whereabouts.
Does it mean that the Greek authorities would assist Frontex in filtering nationalities at their northern border and then lock up the tens of thousands who don't have the right profile?
Rather than selecting these two nationalities at random, I was referring to the well-known fact among Broadway insiders that business travelers from these countries are especially enthusiastic theatergoers here.
