| By the 1990s, a second generation of Brazilians had been born and raised in Paraguay, and a few intermarried with the local population. |
| The Abyssinian and the Arab, the Persian and the Indian, the Turk and the Albanian have very freely intermarried. |
| Over time, the new and old populations mingled, traded, intermarried and merged. |
| Many Hutus pointed out that they had lived with and intermarried with these people they are being told to kill. |
| Members of prominent families intermarried with other groups, especially wealthy European, Latin American, and North American immigrants. |
| However, full-blooded Cherokees, blacks and whites, often shunned those who intermarried. |
