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Abstract ... immigrants are not just things of various sexes and ages who arrive as part of a recruitment target and, having been distributed as units through an economic system, are subjected to this or that abstract analysis of assimilation or hypothesis of discrimination. They are human beings grappling with the anxieties and pleasures of life in a new world and the best clue to their life and future often lies in their own thoughts and words (Price, 1969, p. 237).
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