It would "appeal to insular prejudice against foreigners, to racial prejudice against Jews, and to Labour prejudice against competition".
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The prejudice I bore against them mirrored the prejudice their society harbored, too.
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Anti-Irish prejudice, anti-German prejudice, anti-Italian prejudice are mostly things of the past (although anti-Semitism springs eternal), but there are always new groups to hate.
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It is easy to see prejudice if that prejudice is against values we hold dear.
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It had to do with sexual prejudice and it had to do with drug prejudice.
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" The club have highlighted their issues with the video as "image prejudice" and "economic prejudice.
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"Pride and Prejudice" alone has countless progeny — from the classic 1995 BBC adaptation, to more fanciful variations like "Pride and Prejudice and Zombies" and "Twilight" (Pride and Prejudice and Vampires).
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"Research literature clearly shows that intergroup contact reduces prejudice (including anti-LGBT prejudice)," he wrote me.
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While abandoning false justifications for prejudice is a good start, interventions to reduce prejudice are the ultimate goal.
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And one of the forms that oppression takes is linguistic prejudice, or prejudice against people who speak vernacular English.
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Women suffer from, and in, systemic sexual prejudice, which means that prejudice is invisible, and acceptable, or invisible because it's acceptable.
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It would be like "Law & Order" with no order, "Crime and Punishment" with no punishment, "Pride and Prejudice" with no prejudice.
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The picks range wildly, from more conventional and relatively faithful costume dramas like the 1995 Pride and Prejudice miniseries to the looser adaptations, which include Clueless (based on Emma), Metropolitan (based on Mansfield Park), Bridget Jones's Diary (based on Pride and Prejudice, very loosely indeed), and Bride and Prejudice (a Bollywood version of Pride and Prejudice).
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"People who argue that prejudice is not a big problem today are, ironically, demonstrating the problem of unconscious prejudice," Teaching Tolerance said.
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That is, you fear they would use the permissible prejudice against gun owners to excuse the now impermissible prejudice against gay people.
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"Today was the hearing to determine if the mistrial of the court was with prejudice or without prejudice, and Judge Gloria Navarro dismissed the case with prejudice, meaning that the US Attorney's Office could not bring the case against Cliven Bundy back," Whipple said Thursday.
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" Long before Trump's rise, they found that: "motivating people to reduce prejudice by emphasizing external control" resulted in worsening rather than lessening "explicit and implicit prejudice.
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The lack of race- and gender-based prejudice in this imagined future allows the show to more effectively dramatize the prejudice between Mars, Earth, and Belter factions.
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The religious right remains essentially unified, and the Nashville Statement shows that what these political evangelicals all share is prejudice—specifically, prejudice toward women and LGBT people.
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Interactions and decreasing prejudice: This project will study how user behavior on Twitter can (or not) decrease prejudice and discrimination when interacting with users of diverse viewpoints.
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But it also, and perhaps more importantly, takes a clear stand against prejudice because it says, repeatedly, that prejudice is wrong — and not just when it's directed against the undead.
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It's not what you think The authors of a journal article on prejudice and stigmatization say they have found a basic root of social prejudice: people's dislike of broken patterns.
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For instance, if a right-wing Jewish person begins to feel anti-female prejudice as anti-Semitic prejudice and makes that parallel, they very often begin to change how they feel.
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A majority of voters surveyed also think there is too much prejudice in the nation today, and 28503 percent those polled think prejudice against minority groups is a "very serious" problem.
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" Second glances let love bloom in "Pride and Prejudice.
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It was dismissed with prejudice ... meaning she can't refile.
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" Another group read what the authors called an "autonomy brochure" that assumed participants' "inner motivation for prejudice reduction was encouraged by emphasizing choice" and explained "why prejudice reduction is important and worthwhile.
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" Legault and her colleagues found that "strategies urging people to comply with anti-prejudice standards are worse than doing nothing at all" because they prompt "a reflexive, reactive effect that increased prejudice.
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One person will reasonably say that everyone loves Pride and Prejudice, so that one's best, and another person will explain that Pride and Prejudice is for basics and real Austen fans love Emma.
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Call generically for everyone to overcome prejudice, and you open the doorway for people prejudiced against Jews to conclude that it's really the Jews' job to get rid of their prejudice against you.
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But now Pride and Prejudice and Zombies, in theaters Feb.
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Her lady parts were prodded and poked with extreme prejudice.
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She also said that Trump's position represented prejudice, not patriotism.
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He was charged with arson of a structure evidencing prejudice.
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The Sophie Theallet brand stands against all discrimination and prejudice.
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The NAACP Legal Defense Fund accused her of racial prejudice.
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But he never worried about facing prejudice at the school.
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"Science itself overcomes misogyny and prejudice and bias," Krauss said.
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You're going to face all this prejudice, and you will.
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"These stereotypes bring prejudice, and that brings discrimination," he said.
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An advertisement for Big Macs once riffed on this prejudice.
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Where prejudice occurs before you've even had a conscious thought.
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I don't think there is any prejudice in their bones.
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We will apply the law fairly, equally and without prejudice.
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Several commenters concurred that contact with immigrants often reduces prejudice.
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Its objective was to break down stereotypes and eliminate prejudice.
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Maybe that's where people have to deal with that prejudice.
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For the control group, children read passages unrelated to prejudice.
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But it was prejudice that put me in that situation.
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Actor Waris Ahluwalia is familiar with this type of prejudice.
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Bullying & prejudice in our public life sets a national tone.
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Executive Order 9066 was the result of prejudice and ignorance.
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Bennett in the 1995 BBC adaptation of Pride and Prejudice.
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Nance said the risk of prejudice before trial was minimal.
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Can a friendly chat with a stranger help fight prejudice?
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Erdogan has blamed alleged prejudice against Muslims for the impasse.
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There's still so much prejudice against women who play soccer.
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Sometimes, we show prejudice without even realizing we're doing so.
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The writers claimed they were victims of censorship and prejudice.
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Reducing Orbánism to mere prejudice, however, would be a mistake.
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His prejudice may be the only honest thing about him.
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Anyway, the one authentic thing about Buck is his prejudice.
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"We knew there was prejudice in renting," Ms. Wiggins recalled.
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Robison said that he never expressed prejudice during the trial.
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The prejudice is crushing their creativity and stifling their innovation.
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It was a scurrilous lie perpetuated by deep seated prejudice.
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It's like a divining rod for division, prejudice and stereotyping.
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Many advocates of racial separation were hardly free from prejudice.
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It's just common sense, even though it sounds like prejudice.
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I have never experienced the particular prejudice you deal with.
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These reactions are not simply the result of individual prejudice.
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A judge threw the case out with prejudice last September.
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Analysts said the case could reignite prejudice against the Roma.
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Our nation is in a moment when prejudice runs riot.
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But in this "Pride and Prejudice," it's a narrow victory.
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And sometimes, when followers were reminded, they showed their prejudice.
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They have deplored prejudice but tolerated or ignored economic injustice.
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The Trinidad depicted here is rife with prejudice and hate.
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Pastor Morris said it was a subtler problem of prejudice.
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There was more than religious prejudice involved in such actions.
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Democrats are "driven by hatred, prejudice and rage," he warned.
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Prejudice that denied me promotion was also holding him back.
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That racial prejudice extended to the clubs in the neighborhood.
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He aimed to curb racial prejudice as Japanese families resettled.
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They've been dismissed with prejudice, meaning neither side can refile.
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Identity politics perpetuate stereotypes and prejudice and ultimately dehumanize us.
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His common touch was not humility, but pandering to prejudice.
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He now says that we have to fight racism, prejudice.
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Emotions and prejudice easily come into play, even from experts.
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" He added, "I wanted to prove their own prejudice wrong.
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Shame on Jack Phillips for promoting prejudice in his business.
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And it's not based on science; it's based on prejudice.
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Because of perceived societal prejudice, they live in repressed silence.
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" • "Teachers should try to reduce their student's prejudice toward homosexuality.
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Prejudice against darker skin is deeply embedded in Indian society.
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We have a Constitution that prohibits policy based on prejudice.
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Not everyone loves squirrels — but this dog pushes past prejudice.
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This is policy fed by anger and prejudice, not reason.
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They are full of prejudice discrimination and hostility to China.
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"Hidden Figures" shows the complexity of prejudice from many angles.
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But what of the increased levels of prejudice and bigotry?
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Here's what's also true: Prejudice is endemic to humanity itself.
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There is the stench of prejudice, not just a whiff.
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Bridget Jones's Diary and Bride and Prejudice proved as much.
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Prejudice against gay people contributes to the stigma, they said.
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Pride and Prejudice and Zombies is playing in theaters nationwide.
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Hate and racial prejudice are clear factors in this world.
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Researchers have gone back and used the US General Social Survey that measures the levels of racial prejudice every two years to see if areas which are higher in racial prejudice [have unique health outcomes].
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Joe Wright, director of the flawless 2005 Pride and Prejudice adaptation starring Keira Knightley, Pride & Prejudice, is back with a biopic of Winston Churchill, with Gary Oldman starring as Churchill while wearing some transformative makeup.
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Meanwhile, Schnatter has agreed to dismiss two lawsuits: one against the company in the Delaware Chancery Court without prejudice and one in Jefferson County, Kentucky, related to a sublease agreement with prejudice, the company said.
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Schnatter has also agreed to dismiss two lawsuits: one against the company in the Delaware Chancery Court without prejudice and another in Jefferson County, Kentucky, related to a sublease agreement with prejudice, the company said.
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But since then, we also validated our finding with practically every other measure of racial prejudice that we can find, so this is not a finding of racial prejudice that is specific to this measure.
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And what has happened to our discourse — and how we do we make necessary progress — when hate is answered by hate, prejudice is echoed by prejudice, extremism begets extremism and ostensible liberalism practices abject illiberalism?
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Prejudice against gay Americans is evident in other polling as well.
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An escape from the norm, from poverty, from reality, from prejudice.
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"Pride and Prejudice and Zombies" is set for release from February.
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The artist tackled issues including prejudice and depression in his songs.
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It is the socially acceptable prejudice, and it needs to stop.
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Prejudice was rife in parliament, ranging from the comical to humiliating.
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The executive order that tried to turn prejudice into policy failed.
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So you began to notice more prejudice after to the attack?
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Yet this does not mean Hollywood has no problems of prejudice.
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It's too tinted with emotional connection and prejudice, on both ends.
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Atkinson disputed the term "prejudice," but acknowledged the situation was unusual.
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The South doesn't only represent backwards thinking, prejudice, and prolonged injustice.
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The thesis is moot because it is based in racial prejudice.
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They were able to measure the level of prejudice against outsiders.
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The court dismissed the case without prejudice, leaving the investigation open.
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There's a gay "Pride and Prejudice" inspired rom-com coming soon.
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But the fight game dishes out pain and absurdity without prejudice.
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Prejudice over Brexit is now as strong as that over race.
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First, Donald Trump's rhetoric regarding nonwhites routinely betrays a dehumanizing prejudice.
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Do not hide your prejudice against sex workers with fake worry.
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And who could forget the first line of Pride And Prejudice?
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They found very little differences in rates of prejudice by income.
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With two strong performances and a heartwarming message about overcoming prejudice?
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But when you see it — without prejudice — the beard makes sense.
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But that irrational fear is, in itself, a form of prejudice.
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But this does not mean Hollywood has no problems of prejudice.
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They held conferences called Speakouts to discuss ways to eliminate prejudice.
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"We have no negative prejudice against the Italian budget," Juncker said.
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A rare moment when we can experience and react without prejudice.
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Like his old coach, Betts had no patience for prejudice, either.
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Jones said for some defenders, it's not about overt racial prejudice.
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He views prejudice and discrimination against any religion as deeply offensive.
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The filing said the lawsuit had been voluntarily dismissed with prejudice.
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Jews against prejudice that had been building since Trump's election. Until
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We have all kinds of problems with poverty, guns and prejudice.
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I don't think he would be affected by malice or prejudice.
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She did so without prejudice, meaning she could revisit the issue.
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Yes, we stand with Israel because we reject bigotry and prejudice.
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All while Ouseley himself still has to cope with facing prejudice.
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"I want to break down the prejudice against tattoos," Zihwa says.
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Where science failed, prejudice stepped in and observation yielded to opinion.
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I know what prejudice is, I know what a racist is.
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"I think keeping the prejudice out is more important," he said.
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Or are there other ways businesses should confront bias and prejudice?
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Today, surging nationalism and xenophobia promise to create even more prejudice.
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We live in a culture still muddied by bigotry and prejudice.
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He also didn't have any "prejudice" towards the vehicles he purchased.
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But it may also force them to re-examine their prejudice.
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Trauma or suicidal ideation were frowned upon with judgement and prejudice.
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"The air is the only place free from prejudice," she said.
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As if such statements aren't a transparent form of prejudice itself.
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Combating bigotry and prejudice entails both law enforcement and cultural change.
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Look at the cover for Listen Without Prejudice — that solo album.
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And officials have promised safeguards ad training to protect against prejudice.
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At the heart of the controversies were hints of social prejudice.
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The Palm Beach County case was dismissed without prejudice in November.
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" Disillusionment followed, and with his second album, "Listen Without Prejudice Vol.
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My go-to classic is "Pride and Prejudice," by Jane Austen.
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"No 'grudge,' animus, bias or prejudice can be claimed," he wrote.
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Educational programs were put in place to combat prejudice and racism.
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To the Editor: Anti-mom prejudice should certainly inspire more outrage!
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"There is a prejudice against us crazy, longhaired types," he said.
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The researchers could not solely blame the findings on personal prejudice.
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Many succeed, but they are likely to have overcome prejudice first.
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To make Twitter as pleasant as possible, unfollow with extreme prejudice.
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He fights racist organizations, casual bias and the prejudice of friends.
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The rank stupidity of fascism, propaganda, racism, and prejudice in general.
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And this widespread prejudice could have serious consequences for American democracy.
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What is Shelley saying about human nature and prejudice or superficiality?
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At least not in a way that challenges assumptions and prejudice.
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Velasquez-Manoff: Jonathan Okamura has interesting writings on prejudice against whites.
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Velasquez-Manoff: Jonathan Okamura has interesting writings on prejudice against whites.
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"Or they can take a year off without prejudice," she says.
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Yet by doing so, you'd be acquiescing to prejudice and superstition.
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Prejudice, ignorance, and intolerance permeate the military and weaken the force.
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Because hate, ugliness, evil, and prejudice cannot silence love, courage, good.
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I had never experienced discrimination or prejudice because of my religion.
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Even the most superficial looks at prejudice and racism are sobering.
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"Jack Johnson said – I use some of his real dialogue – 'I have found no better way in avoiding race prejudice than to act with people of other races as if prejudice did not exist,' " explains Moore.
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We are all complicated human beings, and we all know what prejudice is when it's relating to gender or to race, but we don't necessarily know what prejudging prejudice is when it relates to diversity of thought.
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Urban prejudice against rural dwellers, such as it is, operates less consciously.
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"Pride and Prejudice and Zombies" is rated PG-13 (Parents strongly cautioned).
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Being trans is not easy, because of other people's prejudice and hatred.
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Back in 1990, just after his second album Listen Without Prejudice Vol.
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Pride and Prejudice and Zombies has literary origins in its own right.
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"port wine and prejudice," and that was still the case when Winnie
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But Pride and Prejudice and Zombies is all bits and pieces, a
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Now I must stay away because of pride (mine) and prejudice (theirs).
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The dismissal was without prejudice, meaning the plaintiffs can amend their complaints.
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INGRAHAM: All right we got it, we can&apost prejudice future cases.
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"The main problem we have is unemployment because of prejudice," he said.
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The judge dismissed the case without prejudice, giving the company until Feb.
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The federal lawsuit was withdrawn without prejudice, meaning Kardashian could refile it.
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Similar experiments have demonstrated such prejudice in applications for jobs and housing.
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All people face prejudice but do this, people of color and women.
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It is tempting to conclude that such attitudes are motivated by prejudice.
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In addition, the filing states that Bethesda dismissed its claims with prejudice.
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But it does not already have a reputation for prejudice and division.
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He also made a point of addressing prejudice in his acceptance speech.
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People here are open to new things, and are generally without prejudice.
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Bernard is one of many depictions of British prejudice in the play.
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The dismissal was "with prejudice," meaning the accuser cannot refile the lawsuit.
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Defenders of Barroso and Goldman said many critics were voicing unreasonable prejudice.
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Thursday's dismissal was "with prejudice," meaning the case cannot be brought again.
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To what extent, then, is prejudice related to negative assessments of democracy?
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The denial was without prejudice, meaning Bongiorno may still seek early release.
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Despite your stated support for diversity and fairness, it demonstrated profound prejudice.
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The best way to harness the past demolishes prejudice and opens horizons.
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He waged a sometimes ham-fisted battle against prejudice, misunderstanding, and evil.
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Known psychological interventions address people who consciously want to reduce their prejudice.
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Also, let us not skip over the bartender's inherent prejudice against droids.
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The pair met on the set of the 2005 film Pride & Prejudice.
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Indeed, we found white identity was significantly correlated with another characteristic—prejudice.
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Historically, the origins of MSG skepticism is rooted in prejudice against Asians.
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"There's just this very clear prejudice to overlook trans men," says Gallagher.
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The prejudice that Native American people face is an unfortunate historical legacy.
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The authors also note a study on disease among high-prejudice counties.
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There was a huge amount of prejudice when the virus set in.
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But prejudice is part of the legacy Graham bequeathed to American Christianity.
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Clichés are the path to prejudice and intolerance, to ignorance and indoctrination.
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We will never allow hate and prejudice to dictate our national security.
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If parallels exist, it is because prejudice often uses a common language.
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That would do more to end prejudice overnight than anybody would imagine.
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"There are ... sickening acts of hate, prejudice and simple meanness," Reid said.
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Donald Trump is far from the first President to express rank prejudice.
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The federal lawsuit was dropped without prejudice, meaning Kardashian could refile it.
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Trump has the tradition of division, of hatred, of bigotry, of prejudice.
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Regular church attendees even exhibit less racial prejudice than their nonreligious peers.
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Allen dismissed the lawsuit with prejudice, meaning it cannot be brought again.
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Muzin is trying to get the case against him dismissed with prejudice.
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The rhetoric feeds a perilous prejudice and reflects a paranoia overriding reason.
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Pruitt has already demonstrated strong prejudice against the evidence of global warming.
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Can't we just junk this stupid suburban prejudice once and for all?
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If Sweeney's right, her findings demonstrate a particularly egregious instance of prejudice.
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But there is no place for prejudice and racism in our society.
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" She was a junior there when she first read "Pride and Prejudice.
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The prejudice was not across the board, it was just certain individuals.
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Do not hide your prejudice against sex workers with fake worry. 298.
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But this kind of envious prejudice can quickly take a dark turn.
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With his newly deepened focus, he read Pride and Prejudice on vacation.
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Trump's rise has always seemed more closely related to prejudice than economics.
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And this prejudice doesn't stop with the relationships they choose to have.
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Both direct and subtle prejudice can diminish the likelihood of adequate care.
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I stick the spoon in, set my prejudice aside, and try it.
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My prejudice is purely psychological: I eat the bowl to the bottom.
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She produces videos that help stop prejudice and promote altruism through action.
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Leading with hatred and prejudice doesn't often lead to landing a punchline.
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Nevertheless, the exhibition brings to mind uncomfortable questions about power and prejudice.
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To be an anti-Semite is to have irrational prejudice against Jews.
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Is it the most serious manifestation of racial prejudice facing the country?
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The government had cleaned up the worst evidence of prejudice and chaos.
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Out of Print Pride and Prejudice Tote Bag, available at Amazon, $22.77
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The best data we have suggests trainings often fail to fight prejudice.
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A lot of people say ageism is the last socially acceptable prejudice.
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Especially given the historical prejudice against fashion as an area of substance.
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Amazon offers thousands of classic ebooks (like "Pride and Prejudice") for free.
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But an undercurrent of prejudice still undergirds the National Front's fervent rallies.
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Most of it goes unreported and unacknowledged still owing to societal prejudice.
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Finally, we need to reduce violence and prejudice against our fellow citizens.
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And the question of racial prejudice is very powerful in the film.
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Psychologists have long known that prejudice is a weak predictor of discrimination.
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As the coronavirus continues to spread, so do fears over rising prejudice.
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At Tsukamoto, displays of old-style patriotism have sometimes shaded into prejudice.
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Play to the base prejudice aside, the President cannot undo the Constitution.
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Sadly, even as the country reeled, Trump continued to play on prejudice.
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For example, women working in academia talked about prejudice in the workplace.
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Amnesty International denounced the ruling as having "opened a backdoor" to prejudice.
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The imprecision of the complaint made the underlying prejudice all the clearer.
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The truth is, all prejudice is born out of generalization and misunderstanding.
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Both lawsuits have been dismissed with prejudice, meaning they can't be refiled.
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My parents were often victims of prejudice because they were Italian immigrants.
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"Whether you're trans or not trans, gay or not gay, you're still able to develop empathy with a voter and help them connect the prejudice they've felt in their lives with the prejudice transgender people face," Kalla says.
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Alana Conner, the executive director of Stanford University's Social Psychological Answers to Real-World Questions (SPARQ) Center, explained that the "basic recipe for reducing prejudice" was set out in a 1964 book, The Nature of Prejudice, by Gordon Allport.
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The charges were dismissed without prejudice, meaning that they could later be refiled.
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We should base our conclusions on evidence, on data, and not on prejudice.
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When it comes to Jane Austen, Pride and Prejudice gets all the glory.
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The Lakewood BlueClaws of New Jersey are working to right this pussycat prejudice.
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They fall in love but face many issues including immigration, family and prejudice.
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"I think systems have the same prejudice that their creators do," she writes.
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Prejudice and Zombies drags on for more than an hour and a half.
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Perhaps most disturbing, prejudice is being injected into the minds of impressionable children.
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"The vast majority of experiments on prejudice take place in labs," said Broockman.
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Payments are without prejudice and subject to retroactive modification dating back to Dec.
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Sanders' grandson, Trigg Adams, said his grandfather "had absolutely no prejudice against anybody."
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Almost every letter in this book contains stories of prejudice, rejection, and hate.
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And societal stigma sits firmly on a foundation of individual shame and prejudice.
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If there's one thing I'm full of prejudice and discrimination toward it's clothing.
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His prejudice was clear and the whole situation left us startled and angry.
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Popular prejudice says that the typical fish-smuggler is a beer-bellied German.
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After asserting that she had no prejudice toward Jews, Omar apologized to Weiss.
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It doesn't help that anti-Semitism is characteristically a difficult prejudice to understand.
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My favorite movie of all time is Pride and Prejudice with Keira Knightley.
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Prejudice, discrimination and the fear they cause can take you to dark places.
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Prejudice against startups is built into the way the airline industry is regulated.
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I've been thinking a lot about the unmistakable prejudice against women in America.
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"The truth is, fear and prejudice, unfortunately, is always in fashion," Criss quips.
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He didn't, after all, create prejudice; he created a platform where it persists.
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"Our radical Democrat opponents are driven by hatred, prejudice and rage," he cried.
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There's no evidence for it, it's a prejudice that gets reinforced by society.
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The claims were dismissed with prejudice, meaning that Mr. Scheuer cannot refile them.
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Even a single other similar act could prejudice the jury against this defendant.
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Other studies have shown watching character-driven sitcoms can lessen a viewers' prejudice.
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A fourth reason, which Filipino businessfolk discuss rather delicately, is their customers' prejudice.
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She could not go into detail about the specific racial prejudice being alleged.
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Too much prejudice in the U.S. today; 343%; too much political correctness: 234%.
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An American Airlines spokesperson confirmed that it had dismissed the suit without prejudice.
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" Forty years on, the BBC describes it as "a yardstick of '70s prejudice.
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The debate of preference versus prejudice isn't going to be solved anytime soon.
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In hindsight, Paletta had already won his battle against prejudice back in 2014.
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Unfortunately, there is often an unnecessary prejudice attached to career and technical education.
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Many LGBTQ+ fans also point out a broader prejudice they notice and experience.
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Prejudice against Asian-Americans, not to mention state violence, is often papered over.
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I think racism is prejudice plus power, that's where it really takes hold.
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It seems to me, starting off with racial prejudice, that's always pretty interesting.
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Mr. Khan's resounding victory was a stinging rebuke to the peddlers of prejudice.
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Instead, the jurors saw Mr. Morales's behavior that evening as underscoring such prejudice.
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Mr. Woodson expresses concern that the book will increase prejudice toward police officers.
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Wouldn't a machine learning program learn there's racial prejudice in our justice system?
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"Pride and Prejudice," in particular, has enjoyed a full and occasionally wacko afterlife.
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Widespread prejudice and legitimate resentment against athletics remains in academia, and no wonder.
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It's my personal prejudice that I'm more interesting than the characters I play.
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Whether compassion and decency can coexist with prejudice should not be the question.
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The decision by then-Prime Minister Bernard Cazeneuve appears to betray broader prejudice.
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This does not mean that he was free of commonplace anti-Jewish prejudice.
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Instead isolationism, prejudice, economic crisis, and national security fears shaped America's timid response.
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It will thus serve to retroactively legitimize police conduct based primarily on prejudice.
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"Any probative value of the evidence is outweighed by unfair prejudice," they said.
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They elevate personal prejudice above laws that aim to protect everyone from discrimination.
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Kuka said on Monday that it is assessing the Midea offer without prejudice.
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The two defied convention, prejudice and opposition from both their families to marry.
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She dismissed the case with prejudice, meaning she can never re-file it.
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Working as a Democratic pollster, white Americans' racial prejudice is hard to avoid.
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This novel is generous without prejudice, which feels at once subversive and refreshing.
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"Lawmakers must be able to debate w/o prejudice or bigotry," she wrote.
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Others still face prejudice for simply being who (or with whom) they love.
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We only have to face our prejudice to adopt a new food habit.
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The pervasiveness of these images helped normalize prejudice against Muslims and Arab culture.
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The term "Latinx" points to a future where openness and inclusion override prejudice.
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Have you encountered any stupidity or prejudice as a result of your disability?
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It was as if calling out the distance revealed a stark unconscious prejudice.
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There is no community that has been made stronger by prejudice and fear.
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Student Opinion Have you learned about prejudice, unconscious bias or racism in school?
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She remembers seeing deep prejudice and suspicion toward the Turks in those days.
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But King also has in mind the weight of close-mindedness and prejudice.
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"Pride and Prejudice" at Primary Stages is not your typical Jane Austen dramatization.
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Tesler found similar effects on measures of anti-Hispanic and anti-Muslim prejudice.
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"Things are better now," Ms. Marushko said, referring to her experiences of prejudice.
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Prejudice cloaked in the robes of religious faith should follow the same precedent.
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In this one, I always see a "Pride and Prejudice" Jane Austen character.
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It's about the persistence of community and solidarity in the face of prejudice.
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America has a foundation of prejudice, and many minorities suffer from this today.
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Is the modern Republican Party built on race prejudice, otherwise known as racism?
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She cannot help noticing that the system encourages a kind of regional prejudice.
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That is exactly why discrimination based on prejudice is so wrong and offensive.
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Many take their lead from the work done in Minneapolis by Mapping Prejudice.
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Still, even some government officials called for understanding as concerns about prejudice spread.
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There's so much prejudice and micro aggressions that I didn't feel in Ghana.
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And they must be allowed to do so "without fear, favour or prejudice".
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Soniah Kamal is the author, most recently, of "Unmarriageable: Pride & Prejudice in Pakistan."
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I HAVE NOT BEEN SUBJECT TO RACISM OR PREJUDICE, NOT TO MY KNOWLEDGE.
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Cut loose from Trump's doomsday prejudice and give Tillerson inspiration to be brave.
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To fight prejudice, some teachers say they've had to supplement France's national curriculum.
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More than a triumph over private prejudice, these numbers reflect changing social norms.
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The enemy at home of course being racism, discrimination, prejudice and Jim Crow.
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The judge dismissed the lawsuit with prejudice, meaning it cannot be brought again.
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America needs to hear a voice of Republican moderation that explicitly rejects prejudice.
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Research from the 1950s found that integrated military units reduced prejudice and stereotyping.
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While bigotry crosses party lines, this particular prejudice seems disproportionately concentrated among Republicans.
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Communities are being ripped apart as prejudice, hate and disinformation are peddled online.
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Zinke's comment betrayed a prejudice that being Asian makes you a perpetual foreigner.
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The court denied the government's request that it hear the case without prejudice.
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He dismissed a negligence claim with prejudice because federal law pre-empted it.
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Shamefully, inequality and prejudice continues even after someone has taken their last breath.
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There are no real policy issues to address other than prejudice and squeamishness.
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The American star of the Australian reality show, "Bride and Prejudice," is dead.
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It was good at freeing people from bigotry, sexism, racism, nationalism and prejudice.
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From the start, Donald Trump has built his campaign on prejudice and paranoia.
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He replied that prejudice isn't part of it—a sinner is a sinner.
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It's institutional progressivism, and fear of the revival of monarchism, tribalism, and prejudice.
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Instead, it's focused on what it calls "blue racism": prejudice against police officers.
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What we're against is hate, prejudice, bigotry, white supremacy, Islamophobia, and anti-Semitism.
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Kelley: There is an inherent prejudice against Surrealism because of its mixed history.
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"Our radical Democrat opponents are driven by hatred, prejudice, and rage," Trump said.
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Such was my prejudice, and such is the prejudice of a society that thinks the victims of abuse do not quite have the right to their own experiences, including the right to turn them into literature in whatever way they please.
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There's some evidence that contact with people from a vulnerable group can reduce prejudice against that group — but notably, a recent meta-analysis concluded that the effects are weakest for racial prejudice, and the evidence sparsest when it comes to adults.
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Having escaped terrible prejudice, many are reluctant to come into contact with local authorities.
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For many Latinos, though, the reason centers around issues of immigration and ethnic prejudice.
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Q: As you first got started in racing, how did you deal with prejudice?
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Then the canvassers asked them to recall a personal experience with judgment or prejudice.
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Criminalization and profiling intensify hate violence because they reinforce narratives of privilege and prejudice.
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And it suggested something breathtaking: that it was possible to reduce prejudice over time.
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Whose lack of denunciation will reveal some new level of cowardice or crypto-prejudice?
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Mr. Ren: We want the US government to treat Huawei fairly and without prejudice.
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Rather than exhibiting a now-antiquated bipartisan civility, McCain had betrayed his unconscious prejudice.
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This will expose bigotry and prejudice, just as it will reaffirm and refresh liberalism.
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The suit was dismissed with prejudice in August 2000 by agreement of all parties.
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Luce got some great reviews out of Sundance for its unique exploration of prejudice.
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LIGHTHIZER SAYS USMCA SUBMISSION DOES NOT PREJUDICE CONTENT OF FINAL TEXT OF IMPLEMENTING LEGISLATION
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The whole force of Boasian anthropology is the demonstration that racial prejudice is cultural .
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Something about it feels like Pride and Prejudice set in a post WW2 era.
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As the simulation ran, they saw a rise in prejudice against outsiders over time.
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It has me thinking about unconscious prejudice and what merits prestige in our culture.
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Time and time again, studies have found evidence of such prejudice across multiple characteristics.
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We're congratulating ourselves to say that anyone who engages in that prejudice is fascist.
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Uber lawsuit have reached a settlement, and the case is being dismissed with prejudice.
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The suit was dismissed with prejudice, meaning Garabedian's client cannot refile the case later.
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ITALY'S SALVINI SAYS HE HAS NO PREJUDICE ABOUT ATLANTIA TAKING A STAKE IN ALITALIA
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"I don't want to participate in ageism or prejudice of any kind," she said.
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Yet the event has come to be seen as an appalling outbreak of prejudice.
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Even moderate people can be driven toward prejudice by the wrong type of contact.
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But Dionne asserted his own view that Trump's appeal was a play to prejudice.
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Profiling the bar has kept sexism and prejudice out and really changed the atmosphere.
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Well, now, the special counsel&aposs judgment, political prejudice is in the spotlight today.
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However, differences in prejudice don't explain the relationship between white identity and Trump support.
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It may be, however, the best way to try to overcome your own prejudice.
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Democrats were more likely to associate the group with white supremacy, racism, or prejudice.
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Our highest elected leader won office on words of prejudice, exclusion and outright hate.
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Ramos dismissed the lawsuit without prejudice, meaning the plaintiffs can file an amended complaint.
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Instead, these are journalists whose mission is to report facts without agenda or prejudice.
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Judge White dismissed the lawsuit with prejudice, meaning that it cannot be brought again.
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We are in some ways more vulnerable to reactive prejudice in the United States.
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"The question is does making this move prejudice" the peace process, the official said.
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Despite years of these discussions, there still seems to be prejudice for support characters.
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It focusses on the making of his second solo album Listen Without Prejudice Vol.
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Drugs are not prejudice against anyone as they break through all socio-economic barriers.
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And as a morally instructive fable, it needs to examine these issues of prejudice.
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"We must stamp out prejudice and anti-Semitism everywhere it is found," he said.
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The first is from his son, Jim: My father had never shown any prejudice.
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Meanwhile, his brother Alvin insists he's a decent person—while hinting at past prejudice.
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Despite his past and well-known reputation for promoting prejudice, Mello continued wreaking havoc.
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Indeed, in trying to whitewash the past, the government may stir up prejudice instead.
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"We must stamp out prejudice and anti-Semitism everywhere it is found," Trump said.
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This hatred gradually developed from words, stereotypes & prejudice through legal exclusion, dehumanisation & escalating violence.
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Further, intervention will not unduly delay or prejudice the rights of the original parties.
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Interacting with international students regularly and building friendships proved to lower prejudice, Quinton found.
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Curtis Sittenfeld's "Eligible," a retelling of "Pride and Prejudice," lands in our fiction rankings.
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This proposition, he admitted, has a "paradoxical complexion, which creates a prejudice against it".
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You can't just band it together with other forms of injustice, prejudice or racism.
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Yet the national prejudice against them long predates Daniel Seeger and his draft board.
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The backlash against prejudice was predictable, but so was the upsurge in hate crimes.
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Another risk is giving in to presumed prejudice for the sake of imagined expediency.
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Similarly, corporate anti-bias trainings suggest a straightforward set of steps for alleviating prejudice.
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I've been hollered at, lied to, threatened, manipulated, insulted and ignored with extreme prejudice.
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Prejudice, fear, and misunderstanding are all powerful forces working against decency and common sense.
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Though aspirations and educational levels have risen among Dalits, they still face terrible prejudice.
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Kraft's lawyers, meanwhile, argued that releasing the video could prejudice the public against Kraft.
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Employees in Bisbee toiled under poor conditions, and prejudice against immigrant miners was rife.
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And I've read Jane Austen's "Pride and Prejudice" a few times, always with enjoyment.
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Finding: The court upheld the conviction, finding no prejudice from the jury's tasting party.
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There's nothing anti-Bangladeshi or unnatural about being different, but the prejudice is steep.
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"We condemn bigotry and prejudice in all of its forms," Trump said in Cincinnati.
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You're not supposed to respect another's opinion when it's insincere or based on prejudice.
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There is still great prejudice in America — in all communities, white, black, Asian, Hispanic.
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However, prejudice against Dalits persists and officials routinely refuse to provide them with farmland.
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You have no idea of the world, there's no prejudice, there's no preconceived notion.
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Still, she notes, it's important not to let prejudice dictate the terms of debate.
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And now it is paying a heavy price for public prejudice and political opportunism.
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Although this prejudice limits our romantic prospects, its economic toll is far more consequential.
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" The last "great" book I read was probably a rereading of "Pride and Prejudice.
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Many complain of careers slowed or stymied by prejudice, pay inequity and family responsibilities.
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In some respects, this same argument applies to any prejudice — racism, white supremacism, Islamophobia.
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In countries around Europe, anti-Muslim prejudice has swelled since the 2015 refugee crisis.
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He did the right thing; he is a good person; he bears no prejudice.
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Elizabeth Bennet in "Pride and Prejudice": Has there even been a more appealing protagonist?
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Despite severe societal prejudice against the yakuza, she had no qualms in treating them.
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He implored nations to "use facts, not prejudice" to address the challenges of migration.
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The volatile music suggests the unpredictable ways racial prejudice manifests itself in daily life.
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Living here, I also know how much of this life defies flyover-country prejudice.
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Omar talked about several issues but her major theme was prejudice against Muslim Americans.
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To split the atom has proved to be easier than to split a prejudice.
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That has led to entrenched prejudice and discrimination that regularly spill over into violence.
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When times are good, the resentment component of "envious prejudice" takes a back seat.
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Directed by Amanda Dehnert for Primary Stages, "Pride and Prejudice" starts performances Tuesday, Nov.
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It stresses scopophilic pleasure while mostly putting aside political questions of gender-based prejudice.
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The 12-minute video, called "Pride and Prejudice," came from far-right YouTuber Soph.
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But it is important to recognize biphobia as a prejudice completely separate from homophobia.
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While xenophobia and prejudice do exist here, it is far from the total picture.
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I know, because — despite rampant prejudice and discrimination against sex workers — I did it.
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So I want those institutions without fear, favour or prejudice to go against anyone.
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"The potential for prejudice (in these cases) is always, of course, enormous," he said.
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The government said that the independent review must not prejudice the active criminal investigation.
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But she's angry about the prejudice she says people from her city are facing.
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Could this be van Hove's point, that prejudice exists only in the mind's eye?
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Stephen Rea returns to the Public Theater in this bleakly comic exploration of prejudice.
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This is clearly a case where prejudice is a matter of life and death.
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Thomas faces life in prison for his alleged violent acts of prejudice and intolerance.
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But since coming to power, his administration has done little against abuses and prejudice.
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" He added: "We must stamp out prejudice and anti-Semitism everywhere it is found.
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This American idea is not a resentful prejudice; it's a faith and a dream.
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Britain's two main political parties have become embroiled in a debate over religious prejudice.
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The defense has argued that two jurors had clearly demonstrated prejudice against Mr. Tsarnaev.
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There were all sorts of problems—prejudice, ostracism—but there was no civil war.
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They could allow their prejudice to overcome their own camaraderie with their own sex.
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Or will they see the face of hatred, prejudice and fear of the other.
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To this day, that speech remains synonymous for some Britons with prejudice and division.
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But disciplinary action can harden prejudice in people whose hearts we may otherwise soften.
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Opponents call the rules Draconian, driven less by science than prejudice against undesirable behavior.
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We cannot let this monument to prejudice and discrimination and historical inaccuracy go forward.
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Judge Navarro dismissed the charges against them "with prejudice," meaning they cannot be retried.
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A second rationale for affirmative action is to undo the effects of current prejudice.
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Above all, it's about resisting Trump and the prejudice that drove him to power.
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It's also correlated with support for anti-Muslim immigration policies, and prejudice against them.
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Their prejudice manifests as micro-aggressions, rather than obvious forms that could be questioned.
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Give cash to poor people in the US, or people working to reduce prejudice.
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Gay clubs are supposed to be an escape from hate and prejudice and fear.
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"The best studies I've seen put it down to one thing: prejudice," Warren said.
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We need to temper our attitudes lest we flirt with prejudice at its most benign.
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There have been more than 50 written versions of "Pride and Prejudice" in China alone.
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Whether it's microaggressions at work, instances of prejudice or dealing with a partner at home.
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But his early songs as a solo artist — on Faith and Listen Without Prejudice Vol.
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Chief Justice John Roberts denounced the "noxious strain of racial prejudice" seen in that case.
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The internment happened because of three things: fear, prejudice and a failure of political leadership.
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"There are [other] places around here where prejudice is a lot more prevalent," he said.
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We must not allow the lies of violence, racism, and prejudice to be our truth.
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But it also meant making it more formulaic in order to free it from prejudice.
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Dona's journey to protect her rights touches on government corruption, class prejudice, and overt racism.
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According to the documents, the dealership is requesting that the case be dismissed with prejudice.
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Do you regret not reading the entire Odyssey or Pride and Prejudice in high school?
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And yet, that debate is fraught because it points to deep-seated bias and prejudice.
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Afghanistan got Zari, an ambitious young girl Muppet, to counteract prejudice against women getting educations.
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The vintage film shows a young Martin Luther King Jr. in early encounters with prejudice.
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The civil lawsuit was dismissed with prejudice, meaning his client cannot refile the case later.
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Instead, racism, sexism and other forms of prejudice are powerful forces in their own right.
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Monday, and the case was dismissed with prejudice, US District Court Judge Dan Polster said.
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I have seen almost every possible form of racism or prejudice online over the years.
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But his suit was dismissed without prejudice, which means it's possible he could file again.
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This also diminishes their status as a minority, reducing the susceptibility to prejudice taking hold.
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Her book is as much about systemic prejudice as it is about Cold War politics.
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Philip rages against the "snobbery and prejudice" of the "dreaded mustaches," or Elizabeth's trusted secretaries.
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Her initial reaction mirrors the social stereotypes, prejudice, and judgement that often surrounds teen pregnancy.
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It's more a pan-African fable about prejudice, superstition, and co-option, particularly around women.
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There is still sectarian prejudice in parts of Europe, but much less than there was.
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On the societal level, media bias is the fuel behind a largely invisible prejudice machine.
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Britain has an old prejudice against linking high minds with low deeds like making things.
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We do not know much about how to reduce prejudice and hostility of collective narcissists.
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The visible reappearance in Germany of the prejudice that resulted in genocide has aroused alarm.
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The reasons amount to an obstacle course built from policy mistakes, economic vicissitudes, and prejudice.
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"This is a case where there is emotion, where there is possible prejudice," Liguori said.
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The West Memphis 3 are perhaps the most famous victims of societal prejudice against metalheads.
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Romanians and Bulgarians arrived in a country used to eastern Europeans, and face less prejudice.
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Casting processes often restrict disclosing such information, but gay actors still experience prejudice in Hollywood.
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One interesting point ... prosecutors want the indictment dismissed "without prejudice" ... meaning they could theoretically refile.
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Not even radiant goddess Meryl Streep (long may she reign) is exempt from such prejudice.
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Prejudice, paired with the tribalism of soccer, seems to bring out the worst in people.
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The answer given by the filmmakers digs deeper into their research on bias and prejudice.
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The film occasionally, briefly lets Owens express his seething anger over the injustice of prejudice.
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And we mean bias not in the sense of prejudice, but bias as in tendency.
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Conveniently, Ms James plays Elizabeth Bennet in "Pride and Prejudice and Zombies", now in theatres.
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He's a casual racist and a vicious sexist who rejects equality and practices prejudice regularly.
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We never have to worry that our children might become victims of someone else's prejudice.
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She wants them to decry prejudice against Jews as they would other forms of bigotry.
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"From the start, Donald Trump has built his campaign on prejudice and paranoia," Clinton said.
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In his defense, Zabar cited prejudice against the young minority men who frequented the area.
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Boris Johnson's anti-Scottish prejudice Boris Johnson, the almost-certain next prime minister, isn't helping.
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The estate asked that the matter be "discontinued with prejudice," meaning it can't be refiled.
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The film's narrative and emotional payoff comes when she eventually triumphs over their unreconstructed prejudice.
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"We have a major problem with racial prejudice in our country and society," he wrote.
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"Pride and Prejudice," Jane Austen Because nobody has ever been slyer with characters than Austen.
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His animus seems to be motivated largely by personal prejudice toward Hispanics and other immigrants.
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Other questions in our survey probed respondents' sexism — their underlying prejudice against women — more directly.
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They believe the President shares their prejudice, and has promised to enact it into law.
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He revealed for the world to see that too many Americans are motivated by prejudice.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: As someone who is pushing 80, I sometimes encounter ageist prejudice.
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The "Empire" star wants the whole suit tossed with prejudice ... meaning it can't be refiled.
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In addition to work problems, American women breastfeeding in public have faced harassment and prejudice.
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Damore and his memo are products of a workplace ideology that doesn't correct for prejudice.
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They too push boundaries and shine the light into the untouched corners of our prejudice.
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Third Person (Plural): Prelude – Brotherhood (2018) mixes period propaganda with a folksy song about prejudice.
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But it also limits how a person, he or she, will conduct within the prejudice.
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Politics has become a team sport and partisanship is now the new prejudice in America.
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P: The virtual evaporation of anti-Catholic prejudice in America over the past 40 years.
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Such stories of pride and prejudice are common among nonwhite people in the Deep South.
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There's one study that shows it's possible to meaningful reduce prejudice in the real world.
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We heard more insulting words of ignorance and prejudice towards patriotic immigrant families last night.
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Many of the grievances around systematic prejudice that led to the civil war remain unaddressed.
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Jane Austin fans will go wild over this practical and literary Pride and Prejudice tote.
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Mr. Grewal said he had also been on the receiving end of prejudice and injustice.
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Given the ubiquity of prejudice, researchers have been trying to understand how to fight it.
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And for a trusted broadcaster working at a public service broadcaster to feed that prejudice?
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It calls upon the people of society to realize their role in discrimination and prejudice.
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We think of racism as person-to-person acts of prejudice — like using a slur.
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We refer to a person as racist when they have some degree of racial prejudice.
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These admonitions align with a larger cultural prejudice against manual labor and blue-collar work.
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These clichés are sustained by the "larger cultural prejudice against manual labor," which you mention.
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But what of the people who have not escaped the prejudice of transphobic, medical conservatism?
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In its current form, Urban Dictionary is a cauldron of explanatory excess and raw prejudice.
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Responses to crime are often fueled by fear and prejudice and raw desire for revenge.
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"Spiral" is best in smaller-bore moments, showing how everyday lives are affected by prejudice.
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But "Pride and Prejudice" is a fairy tale; that's one reason we love it so.
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This prejudice will grow a lot more if women continue to stay in the background.
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Ms. Zhong said that prejudice and anger directed toward people from her hometown was misplaced.
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Some, like legal regulation, can be legitimate; others, like racial and gender prejudice, are not.
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Some of them were flaunting their prejudice, prejudging the show without watching any of it.
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They tend to accept other human beings with an open mind and heart, without prejudice.
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Such prejudice is also thought to contribute to the maternal mortality crisis among black moms.
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Yet race and color, prejudice and conflict are not the dominant themes in her work.
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The upbeat message that friendship can conquer prejudice is one audiences need to hear sometimes.
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Prevailing anti-Muslim sentiment worldwide has heightened prejudice, with social media playing a corrosive role.
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During spring training in 1947, he demanded that his wary players set aside their prejudice.
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It ran for more than 100 episodes and tackled subjects including prejudice, drugs and dropouts.
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This law stipulates that intersex persons be treated as equals, without prejudice in South Africa.
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One might call it — without prejudice — pop history: It is rewarding as well as entertaining.
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She said she's concerned about the onslaught of anti-Indigenous prejudice accompanying pro-Wet'suwet'en rallies.
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" Globo said in a statement that it "repudiates any form of disrespect, violence or prejudice.
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We are far too aware of the ways they can inform prejudice and hateful action.
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Are these three phenomena warning signs that mass prejudice and hatred are on the rise?
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The transgender homicide rate is at an all-time high, driven by fear and prejudice.
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We cannot conclude just yet that disliking broken patterns is a causal "root" of prejudice.
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"It's not about saying, 'My 2-year-old has read 'Pride and Prejudice,'" he said.
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As they bear witness, the Dukakises face decades of prejudice against a treatment that Mrs.
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The violence smacks of sectarian prejudice because Mr. Sisi's support stems from Egypt's Muslim majority.
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Ironically, the suspicion and the prejudice I do encounter are expressed by white Dutch people.
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The article called on geoscientists to take personal responsibility for ridding their field of prejudice.
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You know, people that are not us probably have some form of prejudice toward us.
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Researchers have found that there is more prejudice against fat women than against fat men.
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" Zilhão published a stinging critique challenging the field to shake off its "anti-Neanderthal prejudice.
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True, Trump was the first modern Republican to win the nomination based on racial prejudice.
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Prejudice helps bind the modern right together, but unchecked it can rip the left apart.
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This makes for a neat and tidy story, but it is based on a prejudice.
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While homosexuality was decriminalized in Russia in 1993, prejudice against the LGBT community remains widespread.
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Despite the dialogue and connection I sought out, I had not managed to overcome prejudice.
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Trying to expose prejudice and shame, and destroy people for speaking even a private word, has the effect of driving prejudice underground, rather than allowing it to be educated, and ultimately healed, by what we all need: more honest conversations around the dinner table.
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"The marginal role of anti-black prejudice in 2016 was markedly stronger than it was in 2012, when Barack Obama was on the ballot," Hopkins wrote in an email, adding that Anti-black prejudice has the strongest predictive power for the 2016 elections involving Trump.
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For many creators of color marginalized by Hollywood's historic prejudice, stories like this one end here.
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Andrew Davies's celebrated "Pride and Prejudice" series enjoyed more than 11m viewers in Britain every week.
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As Wertmüller wrote and directed it, though, it's about how prejudice and inequality make happiness impossible.
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But it's not on you, as the person being harmed, to eradicate the prejudice harming you.
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Bill Cosby on Prejudice was a TV special made for the Los Angeles PBS station KCET.
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Caproni dismissed the lawsuit with prejudice, meaning the Irving, Texas-based company cannot bring it again.
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The redactions apparently hide references to Roger Stone, so as not to prejudice his upcoming trial.
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The racism and prejudice they experience, although less aggressive than ours, is still flat out insane.
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Since the 1990s, many antifa activists have combined antifascism and general anti-racism/anti-prejudice sentiments.
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It argued that it could prejudice a jury to hear stories from such a long timespan.
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Secular politics work: Faith-based prejudice might be real, but it is ultimately a losing proposition.
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The first installment of the travel ban illustrated religious bigotry; the latest version features racial prejudice.
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Pride & Prejudice stops, like the vast majority of romances, at the height of the romantic swoon.
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Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte also denounced on Thursday any prejudice and hostility arising from the coronavirus.
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And it should be clear by now that racism, like any form of prejudice, has gradations.
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" The new immigration regime restored that principle, knocking down "the twin barriers of prejudice and privilege.
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So even after he expressed his discomfort with and regrets about Pride & Prejudice, he checked himself.
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"Zomato's core values have no place for prejudice and intolerance," the company said in a statement.
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"It has me thinking about unconscious prejudice and what merits prestige in our culture," Nyong'o writes.
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Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte also denounced on Thursday any prejudice and hostility arising from the coronavirus.
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Since Americans seized control of Hawaii, Native Hawaiians have been subject to ongoing prejudice and discrimination.
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Applying for a free spot in Startup Alley will not prejudice your shot at joining Battlefield.
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Chinese officials have long complained that Western media dominate global discourse and harbour prejudice against China.
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There's no sickness, just a lot of prejudice and eugenics that call to mind Josef Mengele.
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I am resigned to explaining for the thousandth time that racism is more than just prejudice.
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The complex and conspiratorial Nixon brought a prejudice against intelligence, especially the CIA, to the job.
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The dismissal was filed with prejudice, which means the case cannot be brought back to court.
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A tech-based society has often been heralded as the future's solution to prejudice and inequality.
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This requires not only an absence of prejudice, but an abundant presence of understanding and empathy.
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The AP reported that the suit was dismissed "with prejudice" and that it cannot be refiled.
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We have the ability to pull prejudice into the light and force it to face scrutiny.
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The political campaign has also increased hatred and prejudice in the nation, the national poll found.
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Systemic racism, violence, prejudice, and genocide can't be solved by one or two superfolks foiling crimes.
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I know that when it comes to prejudice and bias a lot of it is unconscious.
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Clinton: Trump campaign built of prejudice, paranoia Race and racism have always coursed through American politics.
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But those low standards in turn confirmed and reinforced white prejudice, setting off a depressing spiral.
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" "You are a man who has encouraged prejudice and violence in the pursuit of personal power.
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Not prejudice thinly disguised as an "opinion," not political discourse, just genuinely a banal unpopular opinion.
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Characterizing not just a nation but its people as inherently bad is prejudice, pure and simple.
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"#Menopause only a problem if others try to sideline you because of ignorant prejudice," she tweeted.
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Expect the defense to articulate more specific prejudice at the hearing because courts generally require it.
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Chief Justice John Roberts denounced the "noxious strain of racial prejudice" seen in that Texas case.
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Then came some Italian filmmakers, but I believed that Italian people wouldn't understand sexuality without prejudice.
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Instead, the writers address the very real drama of prejudice and discrimination with a fictionalized conflict.
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He won a 2013 poetry competition with a poem against anti-Muslim prejudice, the newspaper said.
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Yet with regional stars realigning, Indian pride has grown less prickly and American prejudice less smug.
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That's why Rapinoe joined him Sunday — as a gay woman, she understands prejudice better than many.
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Good experiences using ridesharing services alongside others of different backgrounds could help chip away at prejudice.
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"Corbyn allows his anti-American prejudice to skew his moral compass and political judgment," he said.
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But the sheer weight of focus on one-dimensional anti-aug prejudice keeps raising distracting questions.
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But in a crisis, he has chosen—once again—to appeal to fear, suspicion and prejudice.
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In the video above, we try to untangle this bizarre (and ingrained) prejudice against working moms.
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Racism, sexism, and classism create imbalances in a system intended to be blind and without prejudice.
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Antisemitism, it could be argued, is a prejudice that is made unique among all other hatreds.
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His suit claims that he was terminated out of prejudice—for being a white, conservative male.
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Our education system needs a leader who is unafraid to tackle systemic racial prejudice and injustice.
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What truly paved the way for Trump is the long history of Republican pandering to prejudice.
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Knightley received an Academy-Award nomination for her role as Elizabeth Bennet in "Pride and Prejudice."
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That's because of the misconception — spawned by prejudice — that only junkies need treatment for drug addiction.
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Until then tactics were viewed as "devious plans" employed by "foreigners", but Ramsey disregarded this prejudice.
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How do you think prejudice and misogyny plays out in the way the media presents women?
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Prejudice may indeed abound, but for officials to intervene it must be proven, not merely alleged.
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Differences between groups in things like height are rarely cause for prejudice beyond a jocular level.
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Kyle Jarrow's jaunty script hints, without preaching, at issues of racial prejudice, environmentalism, and government corruption.
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When she entered judgment for Scottrade a few weeks later, she dismissed the case with prejudice.
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How do we know when a photographer caters to life and not to some previous prejudice?
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We are a great country and we should condemn prejudice no matter where it is directed.
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In Britain, the former leader of the U.K. Independence Party, Nigel Farage, spreads prejudice toward Romanians.
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Nelson Mandela was elected, and Noah was freed from the bondages of institutionalized prejudice and hatred.
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This abuse was part of a larger prejudice against marsupials that is sometimes called placental chauvinism.
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This suggests we need to check our prejudice for how an energy poor household gets service.
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The French state, in turn, like other states, must recommit itself to combating prejudice against Muslims.
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So to get around other people's prejudice and have her voice heard, she's developed some strategies.
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But Trump nonetheless insisted the document -- released by the Justice Department inspector general -- revealed partisan prejudice.
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Breitbart is a far-far-right-wing website whose vitriol is filled with hate and prejudice.
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Sometimes the mere presence of travelers with intellectual disabilities is enough to arouse suspicion and prejudice.
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While purportedly written as a means to promote tolerance, the book engenders prejudice against the police.
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Following Trump's accusations of prejudice against the search engine, Pichai responded in defense of his company.
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As the 19th century progressed, however, prejudice steadily increased and free blacks' rights were stripped away.
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He discusses important topics such as fame, America, family, mental health, prejudice, all the big stuff.
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But a lingering problem remains for some women at a number of conferences: harassment and prejudice.
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He says that his studies have to be better than others because there is a prejudice.
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And a Ryan spokeswoman fervently rejected the idea that the move was rooted in religious prejudice.
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According to a court filing from Monday, Walmart's complaint was "voluntarily discontinued without prejudice" to Tesla.
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His appeals to racial and ethnic fears and prejudice are offensive to any genuinely Catholic sensibility.
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She suggested Pence's beliefs and rhetoric contribute to the prejudice and violence many LGBTQ individuals face.
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In a Facebook post after Monday's meeting, the general denied that religious prejudice existed in Myanmar.
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Her screwball "Pride and Prejudice," directed by Amanda Dehnert, is as frolicsome as her earlier efforts.
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Ms. Hamill's distinctive spin is to read "Pride and Prejudice" through the lorgnette of game theory.
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Sixty percent of voters over age 65, who harbor the highest levels of prejudice, supported leaving.
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I don't think it will prejudice any decision but it certainly gives the appearance of that.
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Racial prejudice did not disappear after the American civil rights movement; it simply became less overt.
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According to the docs, the case has been dismissed "with prejudice" ... meaning she can't refile it.
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The author of "Pride and Prejudice" wrote privately, covering up her manuscript if anyone came near.
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This isn't the same as racial prejudice, but it absolutely helps maintain a system of racism.
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I certainly don't think that anti-Black prejudice is the entire explanation for Trump's 20163 victory.
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I don't doubt his good intention to dispel a myth that leads to prejudice and stereotypes.
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Prejudice, though more often an institutionalized societal problem, can come from within one's own community, too.
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Put another way, she makes the case that white identity is not synonymous with racial prejudice.
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It's just the prejudice and exclusion coming from some comments that is the issue for me.
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I think it is some combination of societal prejudice, but also the growing criminalization of politics.
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I think it was at that moment that whatever prejudice was left in me melted away.
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Without a cure or a vaccine, this kind of prejudice is its own type of disease.
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And there are ways to get people to realize the hypocrisy of their prejudice-laden arguments.
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She's determined to frame the arguments of her opponents as thinly veiled prejudice and fear-mongering.
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The mentality of the people I've played basketball with is nothing more than ignorance and prejudice.
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"The All-Gay Cruise: Prejudice and Pride" was the lead article of the Sunday Travel section.
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"Sir" is not typical Bollywood fare, as shines a light on social prejudice and gender roles.
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The least sign of difference is enough for people to start showing prejudice to each other.
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In Ezbet El-Nakhl, the suburb where Father Saad works, congregants said naked prejudice was rare.
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Many more paradigm shifts have occurred since then, making objectivity seem a local and temporary prejudice.
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I am so horrified and disgusted by the prejudice of former immigrants to our newer immigrants.
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Each of those distinct identities means that they face discrimination, prejudice and inequities on multiple fronts.
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" For much of his career, including his best-selling albums "Faith" and "Listen Without Prejudice Vol.
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There are very serious doubts about whether this process eliminates arbitrariness and prejudice from death sentences.
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Austen, who died aged 41, is the author of "Sense and Sensibility" and "Pride and Prejudice."
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You are a man who has encouraged prejudice and violence in the pursuit of personal power.
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" He recalled: "I felt less prejudice against me in New York than I did anywhere else.
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Mr Johnson faces his own charges of failing to confront prejudice, in the form of Islamophobia.
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Often, people enter the profession after personal experiences with prejudice at school or in the workplace.
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The exhibits integrate Holocaust narratives and other accounts of injustice with present-day stories of prejudice.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez lamented that there are no reprimands over other forms of prejudice, for example.
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Jurors are supposed to be free from prejudice and predisposition towards the accused and the evidence.
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The country's prosecutors, he said, would act "without fear, prejudice or favor" should such evidence emerge.
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And of course, all of Middle America is not a land teeming with prejudice and rage.
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Dr. Shaheen maintained that prejudice was an acquired trait, manufactured and disseminated by movies and television.
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I couldn't help feeling disappointed, then, that the novel's exploration of prejudice and vulnerability remains incomplete.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads It's so hard to read a friend's book without prejudice.
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He shared his contemporaries' casual racism and profited from it, staging exhibits that played off prejudice.
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Trump's policies reflect an even scarier kind of prejudice than his own: one with a plan.
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Their novels — especially Austen's Pride and Prejudice and Brontë's Jane Eyre — defined and codified the genre.
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Born into slavery in 1856, Flipper defied racial prejudice and institutional power to survive West Point.
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More movies and shows are imagining worlds where prejudice is seemingly nonexistent and everyone is accepted.
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The elimination of prejudice, at least in these movies and shows, isn't limited to young characters.
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Democrats must stress policy and politics rather than personalities and prejudice, from the president on down.
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Simply calling people out on their prejudice doesn't work, as Vox's German Lopez has thoroughly outlined.
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But even in free countries, hidden barriers of prejudice and cultural norms hurt equality of opportunity.
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" Lisa Legault, Jennifer N. Gutsell and Michael Inzlicht, professors of psychology at Clarkson University, Brandeis University and the University of Toronto, elaborate on the complexities of racism in their 2011 study "Ironic Effects of Anti-prejudice Messages: How Motivational Interventions Can Reduce (but Also Increase) Prejudice.
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Under the Supreme Court's precedents, a defendant making such a claim must show both "cause and prejudice," meaning not only that the lawyer's representation was deficient ("cause") but also that there was a reasonable probability that, with adequate representation, the outcome would have been different ("prejudice").
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Early critiques of Green Book in the Twittersphere weren't sold on its overly simplistic solutions to prejudice.
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"There's a concern with racism and prejudice and bigotry that runs through all his work," Dawidziak says.
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He asked what evidence the attorney had that the president's travel ban was motivated by religious prejudice.
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"It could be (a fourth case against Google) but of course we start asking questions without prejudice."
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Throughout his life Trump has expressed similar ideas while insisting he harbors no prejudice against specific groups.
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Certain forces in the West have double standards and are full of prejudice against China, Wang added.
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Or an ongoing verbal assault conducted on a world stage consisting of hate, racism, sexism and prejudice?
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The win for the series, an adaptation of Jane Austen's Pride & Prejudice, made the impossible seem possible.
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That even with a president-elect inspiring hate and prejudice, there is still goodness in the world.
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Trump's lawyers claimed making the video's public would taint the jury pool and prejudice the defense case.
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Mr Wilders has built a successful, opportunistic political career on anti-Islam statements and poorly disguised prejudice.
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Other researchers have found the mortality rate from heart disease is higher in these [high-prejudice] areas.
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Peter Dinklage's fiery speech damning his father and all King's Landing for prejudice remains his finest hour.
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Rather says the Texas capital is overflowing with smart, young people who don't have patience for prejudice.
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Pride and Prejudice and Zombies , Grahame-Smith estimates, is about 20 percent him and 80 percent Austen.
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In the case of FaceApp's latest update, though, Goncharov claims there is no bias or prejudice involved.
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Her characters—victims of nationalism, xenophobia and prejudice—are carefully chosen to chime with today's political climate.
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Anti-Italian and anti-Catholic prejudice swirled: 11 Italians had been lynched in New Orleans in 1891.
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That they escaped the prejudice they first aroused was in part because their skin was acceptably white.
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Despite the prejudice against same-sex couples, they were successfully raising a happy and healthy adopted son.
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And by granting security over only the right portfolio of assets, you will not prejudice future financings.
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The robots, which ran inside a teamwork simulator, expressed prejudice against other robots not on their team.
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She'll need to surmount existing prejudice against Natives that runs rampant in many of those small districts.
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LN: We're at this interesting moment when prejudice is in the subconscious a lot of the time.
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Zombieland blew up the same year the teen lit sensation Pride and Prejudice and Zombies hit shelves.
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This prosperous people, this land of reasonable men, has no place for petty partisanship or peevish prejudice.
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But as in the film "Pride and Prejudice and Zombies", the horror is back from the dead.
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What western white prejudice we had, to sing stuff like that—because we thought it was entertaining.
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Odete Semedo, a more established poet, recalls the prejudice she once suffered as a student in Portugal.
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Irish migrants had long been victims of prejudice, but that changed as the 20th century wore on.
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The Confederacy all but re-enslaved the blacks in the iron cage of Jim Crow and prejudice.
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Due to consistent verbal abuse and prejudice, several Sistagirls took their own lives in 2003 to 2004.
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But throughout the series, George R. R. Martin suggests that to embrace prejudice is ultimately self-defeating.
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Scots have a homeland and a nationalist movement; they are not generally the subject of disparaging prejudice.
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Credit scores are often presented as objective and neutral, but they have a long history of prejudice.
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Mary is 32 as Pride and Prometheus begins, 12 years after the events of Pride and Prejudice.
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We will stamp out prejudice, we will condemn hatred, we will bear witness and we will act.
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Because the only way in which to fight political correctness and ideological prejudice is to turn right.
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Under President Barack Obama, transgender people have been protected from prejudice through executive actions and administrative rulings.
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Lest you dismiss this as mere prejudice, we can even produce a good economic argument for it.
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The pattern in the figure above was tested while statistically controlling for levels of anti-Hispanic prejudice.
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The tough part is in balancing this with environments where prejudice and discrimination can and do thrive.
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Recent rhetoric from our political leaders has emboldened white supremacists to act on their feelings of prejudice.
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They accuse her of using the language of patriarchy, misogyny and white supremacy to profit from prejudice.
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That fear was not unfounded, given the prejudice against maintenance treatment that exists in child welfare agencies.
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They believed that using artificial oxygen supplies was cheating, and their comments reveal their prejudice against Finch.
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There are laws in place to combat racial prejudice of course, but they are unfortunately never enforced.
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A mourning silence for a once-bustling community devastated by centuries of prejudice and finally the Holocaust.
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In a statement on their website, Pearl Jam said they must "must take a stand against prejudice".
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But the parties have now agreed to dismiss the case with prejudice -- meaning it can't be refiled.
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Nowadays, however, some within the Indian community have warned that the genre is actually contributing to prejudice.
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"The problem is there really is no such thing as legal prejudice against trans people," he said.
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Like the Democrats who campaign as fighters for issues affecting black Americans, Hollywood's true prejudice is obvious.
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Anti-African prejudice may be linked to India's stubborn, caste-related bias in favour of lighter skin.
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So it went for Lily James, star of Pride and Prejudice and Zombies, which opens February 5.
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It's important that society acknowledge that prejudice played a part in the proliferation of monuments, Crawford said.
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Most colonists thought he was insane, a prejudice toward mountain climbing many Americans have yet to overcome.
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Let's call out bias and prejudice as vigorously when it hurts us as when it helps us.
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Does anyone doubt that a reservoir of anti-Asian prejudice is similarly lurking just under the surface?
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But it wouldn't know it's racial prejudice — it would just begin to associate darker complexions with criminality.
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And today, that work of fiction — Pride and Prejudice and Zombies — is coming to the big screen.
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Parker showed prejudice and aggression because of her color, and cuffed her so tight she was bleeding.
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Some Indians argue, absurdly, that as fellow victims of Western prejudice, they cannot be guilty of racism.
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All of the prejudice Ratelband has complained of is theoretical, rather than born of lived personal experience.
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People who transition are likely to face at the very least prejudice, and at worst physical violence.
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Studies have found that tDSC can improve memory, boost endurance and even reduce prejudice in healthy individuals.
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"This is not about public safety, this is about prejudice," said NAACP Georgia Executive Director Francys Johnson.
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The company argued that publicity from the documentary could prejudice its chances of receiving a fair trial.
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Bruggink said Oracle "cannot demonstrate prejudice" against itself in the Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure (JEDI) contract process.
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This primarily means that the main challenges disabled people face come from societal prejudice and inaccessible spaces.
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Gays and lesbians, marginalised minorities that face deep prejudice, are also taking advantage of the night testing.
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"Emma," Jane Austen Not as frothy as "Pride and Prejudice," but for me, richer and more nourishing.
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But he argued that they must do more to address implicit prejudice that can feed violent clashes.
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Bruggink said Oracle "cannot demonstrate prejudice" against itself in the Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure (JEDI) contract process.
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National Restaurant Association The Hill's "Politics Without Prejudice: A Toast to Freedom of the Press"8 p.m.
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"I don't think it's prejudice," said Rita Evans, 57, a black former factory worker in Winfield, Ala.
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Anthony Rendon, the Democratic Assembly speaker, said that prejudice can include dismissive stereotypes about Latinos in politics.
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The couple told The Boston Globe that it was their first experience of prejudice in the neighborhood.
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I think AIDS brought it out, maybe unwantedly, into the public eye — there was so much prejudice.
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Proving prejudice is nothing new Mendelsohn said her project isn't about shaming people with their immigrant history.
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"I'm not willing to say that Georgia executes people on the basis of racial prejudice," he says.
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Think Star Trek, using alien encounters to investigate prejudice, xenophobia, and the potentials and pitfalls of communication.
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In the world of Detroit, explicit racial prejudice is relegated to the past or kept off-screen.
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These voting patterns, according to Enos, reflect what might be called a self-reinforcing cycle of prejudice.
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This is a result of exhaustive epidemiological analysis and has nothing to do with prejudice or politics.
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The experimental and control groups are alike, except that brand prejudice is removed from the experimental group.
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If we truly want to eradicate forced domestic labor, we must confront the rampant prejudice behind it.
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Bannon's rhetorical move of transforming vices based on irrational prejudice into virtues is not without historical precedent.
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He was a character born out of the circumstances of prejudice, persecution, and a prison-industrial complex.
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Defendants normally do not wear prison garb during their trials, as it could prejudice jurors against them.
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"The ATP takes any allegations of racial prejudice extremely seriously," a statement issued by the organization said.
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Research does show that exposure to frequent use of hate speech desensitizes people and can increase prejudice.
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It's vital to recognize that prejudice is not baked-in: It is the result of our ignorance.
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But the skating world's sense of community belies the history of violence and prejudice imposed upon it.
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Her people voiced prejudice, held misguided notions, and Murdoch took them down, but with understanding and affection.
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The film navigates an ugly history of violence, prejudice, and racism in America through its nuanced characters.
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It is people standing up to show that all prejudice and beliefs aside, we are all people.
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"I have no prejudice against anyone — not with the Taliban, not with the government," Mr. Mohammed said.
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Still, Merah is widely portrayed in French media as a victim of France's social and racial prejudice.
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"The Molineux window is very small, and the likelihood of improper prejudice is extremely high," he said.
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Why is prejudice against Jewish people so often expressed in sudden waves of virulent, even exterminatory attacks?
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Accounts of this immensely complicated relationship are too often distorted by prejudice on one side or another.
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"Airmanship" is an anachronistic word, but it is applied without prejudice to women as well as men.
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The #RedefineCRS campaign comes at a time when the country is grappling with relics of historic prejudice.
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"As a Jew, I have no room in my mind or heart for racial prejudice," he said.
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The impacts these conversations had on feelings of prejudice, Broockman admits, are about a third as strong.
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In light of that failure, Chen dismissed the lawsuit with prejudice, meaning it cannot be brought again.
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"We must stamp out prejudice and anti-Semitism everywhere it is found," Trump said in his remarks.
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" He complained of negative press coverage that was "grossly exaggerated" and "prominently printed to prejudice my case.
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Under Australian law, all details of the trial were suppressed in case they could prejudice future juries.
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As a result, some companies are responding with measures that appear driven more by prejudice than prevention.
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You have to realize that there is a certain amount of prejudice against women who use drugs.
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Burke on Thursday said that even if the comments were "hyperbolic," they were not evidence of prejudice.
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Other studies have claimed tDSC can improve memory, boost endurance and even reduce prejudice in healthy individuals.
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Thinking of Southerners as stupid rednecks and toothless hillbillies has become the last acceptable prejudice in America.
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" Tebeka said ignorance was driving the prejudice: "Don't punish the people who are doing the right thing.
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"We have all become prey to prejudice and ethnic politics," Mr. Nabil said at his campaign launch.
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Thinking of Southerners as stupid rednecks and toothless hillbillies has become the last acceptable prejudice in America.
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Anti-theatrical prejudice isn't news; Plato banished theater from his republic because he felt it encouraged unreality.
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Supporters of Israel note that anti-Semites often cloak their prejudice in criticism of the Jewish state.
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Unfortunately, unlike taking Tylenol to reduce social pain, there is no magic pill to reduce social prejudice.
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This involves compromising the integrity of an infinity pool with extreme prejudice and then, parkour, parkour, parkour.
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If anybody thinks British justice can be swayed by national prejudice, they will be 100 percent wrong.
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This isn't dog whistle bigotry, it is megaphone prejudice sounded by the highest official in the land.
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I asked them twice to terminate the case without prejudice, because he has DACA, and they refused.
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