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- verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
internationalise .
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Examples
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The problem that Facebook is experiencing now is an indication of future trends – as the web internationalises (with English as the most common language) we will have to negotiate huge cultural differences. reply
Facebook Remains Stubbornly Proud Of Position On Holocaust Denial Michael Arrington 2005
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They also have lots to learn in a place like London about foreign-exchange trading and derivatives, especially as the yuan internationalises.
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Multilateralism is the organising principle that every small country wishes to see operate in world affairs because it internationalises the rule of law.
Slugger O'Toole 2009
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The Bank of Finland's financial stability report said there are still dangers to the financial markets and said more transparency is needed in the field as it internationalises.
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