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"We are trying to provide the patient a new body, and we believe the patient's brain will assimilate the new body as part of the sense of self of the patient," Nicolelis said.

If those problems are addressed, though, the authors of the study say, "we can expect that over time Latinos will assimilate" just as earlier immigrant groups did, with an accompanying rise in their social and economic status.

We need smart, well-educated white people who will assimilate to our culture.

"I was taught that we have an American culture to which immigrants will assimilate," Mr. King said.

("We don't need Muslims," Mr. Taylor urged recipients of the calls. "We need smart, well-educated white people who will assimilate to our culture. Vote Trump").

I hope that everybody will assimilate this in their own time - that piece of greatness we are experiencing, simply because it has that kind of real emotion and really perked-up ears and is more internal as opposed to what we do nowadays -- being athletic and really 'Wow!' -- which we do really well.

In coming generations, many of the Iranians there will assimilate.

"But some of those that are small and marginal will assimilate and disappear".

At high carbon to nitrogen (C/N) feed ratios, heterotrophic bacteria will assimilate ammonia nitrogen directly into cellular protein.

Now he exclaims, "Movie!" This is just one instance of the ease with which his generation will assimilate the various media of the new world.

But whatever organization forms, you may be dismissed or denounced as an illegal organization or they will assimilate you into the official body.