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The article examines the benefits of education Bilingual in the United States. Here is a quote: "On the other hand, modern travel is so effective and get the opportunity to be bilingual, milt sometimes multilingual allows mobility and increased experiences in life. "The author then examines the advantages of teaching Spanish for young children and the advantages of speaking two languages in certain occupations, especially in the field of nursing. want to know who wrote the article and where it was originally printed. Thank you for any help.

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