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Barrier

1. See: Trade barrier.

2. See: Barrier Option.

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"Because of language barrier, a large section of our society prefers to stay away from investment options like mutual funds.

Sqrrl expands to 9 languages; aims true financial inclusion

Part of her work is to encourage seniors to overcome any anxieties about language barriers, Hedstron said.

How pickleball is helping Lao seniors overcome language barriers-BYLN- By Elena Ferrarin eferrarin@dailyherald.com

"We do have a lot of Spanish players in our squad, especially those who've already been here, so obviously they don't have the language barrier.

Foreign legion are welcome!

Travel Business Review-January 24, 2014--Bristol Airport introduces new database to help airport staff overcome language barriers

Bristol Airport introduces new database to help airport staff overcome language barriers

Surprisingly, the survey results found that the language barrier might not be as burdensome as one might assume.

Reflections on research

Measures to take down the "language barrier" are the diplomats' main recommendation, BGNES reported, citing statements at the meeting.

Bulgarian Policemen's Language Skills Problematic for Tourists - Diplomats

Andy Hutchinson, defending said: "The problems began with a breakdown in communication because of the language barrier. When she was told to wait in the ambulance she didn't know what was going on...

Woman attacked ambulance technician

The language barrier and volcanic ash chaos were reasons for lack of trade.

Foreign investor boom for Scots; MEESSAGE BOARD

Summary: Agood business plan, smart marketing skills and a great story line can easily break the language barrier, reach out to larger audiences and reap in the riches, even if it is a Hollywood film fighting for the spoils with a Bollywood blockbuster.

Avatar's lesson for bollywood

He also struggled to get to grips with the language barrier, using midfielder Geremi as a translator at the club's Benton base.

That's the way Jose, says United boss

The LUX Prize, awarded for the first time in 2007, aims to break the language barrier which often acts as an obstacle to larger distribution for European films, and, as a result, to facilitate their circulation and to give cinematic works throughout Europe a boost.