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• Missouri is not nearly as ethnically diverse as the rest of the U. S.

• Ethnically, he is a Pashtun, a minority group in his part of Pakistan.

• The country exploded into weeks of demonstrations, riots and ethnically charged attacks.

• One approach is for those ethnically-based parties most willing to compromise to join together and, by joining, to fend off the uncompromising extremes.

• The sample was racially and ethnically very homogeneous, with only six per cent from visible minorities.

• The newer and larger car markets are generally more ethnically heterogeneous.

• The more indefinite a candidate is, the fewer limitations he/she has to various interpretations by a socially and ethnically diversified citizenry.

• The first are the secessionist\regionalist movements, or those seeking greater autonomy for a particular (often ethnically specific) area.

• Beyond these reg ions, counties (powiaty) with ethnically mixed populations became objects of administrative wrangling.

• You, sir, apparently start from what is or is not supposed to be acceptable to the 'socially weak, linguistically "substandard" (or) ethnically wrongfooted'.

• I would have welcomed more discussion of theoretical issues, particularly the function of 'memories ' within ethnically- or nationally-distinct communities.

• Essentially, these two ethnically based polities began expansion on a grander scale than had been previously attempted.

• The main issue is that in ethnically conscious societies, the ' ethnic security map ' strongly influences the power structure.

• What might seem less predictable is that so many remain explicitly or implicitly ethnically and racially compartmentalized.

• Altruism relates to health in an ethnically diverse sample of older adults.

• The issue of ownership of the past is less self-evident in increasingly multi-racial and ethnically diverse states.

• Moreover, stem cells from spare embryos would not be sufficiently racially or ethnically diverse.

• In ethnically divided societies, the leadership often opposes liberalisation, arguing that the process may fuel ethnic conflict.