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Original text in Lithuanian: 'Būtent Rytų, nes su šiomis šalimis nėra kalbos barjero, mūsų panašus mentalitetas, taip pat turime pakankamai gerą reputaciją iš senų laikų-Lietuva nuo sovietmečio garsėjo kaip kokybiškų medicinos paslaugų šalis. Vakaruose mes tokio įvaizdžio neturime'. http://www.delfi.lt/news/daily/health/idomus-ne-tikbaltarusiams-lietuvos-laukia-pasiligojusiu-rusuantpludis.d?id=62302823 (accessed 08.06.2017).

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Sebastian Muth

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“The ideal Russian speaker is no Russian”: language commodification and its limits in medical tourism to Switzerland

Language Removal, Commodification and the Negotiation of Cultural Identity in Nagorno-Karabakh

Russian Language Abroad: Viewing Language Through the Lens of Commodification

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