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We must not marginalize the poor in our society.
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Back then, SETI was marginalized research.† (source)
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The black people around me were strong and determined but marginalized and excluded.† (source)
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Marginalized," he said, happy to have come up with the word.† (source)
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"Women are marginalized in the developing world," says Catherine.† (source)
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Stigma, March says, keeps families from accepting a loved one's illness and seeking treatment for them, and it also marginalizes those who are afflicted.† (source)
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"The Crazy Life" in my youth, although devastating, was only the beginning stages of what I believe is now a consistent and growing genocidal level of destruction predicated on thepremise there are marginalized youth with no jobs or future, and therefore expendable.† (source)
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A central part of Hitler's plan was to marginalize Jews, to make us "the other."† (source)
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The ANC, he maintained, faced "international marginalization" unless it took the initiative to deescalate sanctions.† (source)standard suffix: The suffix "-tion", converts a verb into a noun that denotes the action or result of the verb. Typically, there is a slight change in the ending of the root verb, as in action, education, and observation.
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Alienated, marginalized, they were ISIS recruits in waiting.† (source)
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The mayor was a careerist, a consummate professional, and he knew how the game should be run against an ethnic challenger: marginalize him, isolate him, acknowledge his passion but color it radical, name it zealotry.† (source)
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We have been unwilling to commit to a process of truth and reconciliation in which people are allowed to give voice to the difficulties created by racial segregation, racial subordination, and marginalization.† (source)
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As the number of baby-boom teenagers declined, the fast food chains began to hire other marginalized workers: recent immigrants, the elderly, and the handicapped.† (source)
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But another reason may be the youth bulge in Islam—partly because of lagging efforts on family planning—and the broader marginalization of women.† (source)
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In that no-win situation—inauthentic, even irresponsible, to those looking for a politically representative canvas; marginalized by those assessing value by how "moral" the characters were—my only option was fidelity to my own sensibility.† (source)
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He argues that "the sixties swept away lofty oratory and marginalized elaborately constructed prose," to the point where the American public now distrusts formality in language as insincere.† (source)
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