At the time of the riots in France last year, Russian commentators voiced anxieties about the growing, unintegrated foreign communities living in the capital.
The critical mass of the Muslim immigrant communities, which makes it easier for individuals to survive unintegrated, is a serious impediment, just as it is for Latinos in the United States.
Freed from the control of their rural patrons and unintegrated into the urban social and political fabric, these migrants, relatively underprivileged compared with the wealthier urban classes of Beirut, soon emerged as a tremendous source of potential instability.
The Latin, Italian, and Turkish elements (mostly nouns) acquire Greek inflections (from Italian síghuros 'sure,' servitóros 'servant,' from Turkish zóri 'force,' khasápis 'butcher'), while more recent loans from French and English remain unintegrated (spor 'sport,' bar 'bar,' asansér 'elevator,' futból 'football,' kompyúter 'computer,' ténis 'tennis'tennis
The system of education in the Muslim world was unintegrated and undifferentiated.
Highest on Isis' hit list will be France, Russia, Turkey, Saudi Arabia and the United States, while nations with high numbers of unintegrated Sunni Muslims in both the Middle East and Europe can expect to feel their displeasure.
The premise that McCarthy and Falcone came up with is grand, even Chaplinesque, while the realization of it is slapdash and unintegrated.
The media do have a responsibility to chronicle this progress, but they should also provide context: whereas individual countries — such as Ghana, Rwanda and Kenya — are making enormous strides in areas like infrastructure and fighting corruption, they largely remain unintegrated dots on a continent still struggling to live up to expectations.
Given this, it's interesting that the 3-D in the "Clash of the Titans" remake, which was added after it was shot, has none of the immersive quality of "Avatar" and instead segments the image into discrete planes, bringing to mind the unintegrated levels of a pop-up book.
Whether he's buying a map, attending a Scientology event or staring into "a God-gouged gutter full of the San Diego Freeway", our narrator is never less than fully unintegrated with his surroundings.
These notebooks represent the strain to personality of unintegrated consciousness, and it remains as characteristic of (female) experience now as then that what Lessing calls the existence of "false dichotomies and divisions" – the self as fragmentary and compartmentalised and thus as potentially dishonest in and of itself – damages individuality and its status in culture.
