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But sporadic violence resumed as leaders of various armed groups became disappointed with their exclusion from coveted state positions and faced weak incentives to relinquish their control over territory and resources.
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This practice, despite being unconstitutional, is still prevalent in parts of India, and Dalits continue to struggle with instances of discrimination, exclusion and violence.
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The Oromo group, which represents up to 40% of the population, and other smaller ones have protested, sometimes violently, their exclusion from Ethiopia’s growing prosperity, and have seen their leaders incarcerated.
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American trading partners and U.S. companies are pressing for exemptions and exclusions from the tariffs, which take effect on Friday.
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Qualification requirements and exclusions include: The crime must be reported to law enforcement within 72 hours.
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Its exclusions left only 7,900 in line for the median check.
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The president may sign the official tariff order as soon as Thursday, but details of additional exclusions may not be ready for 30 days, according to one former U.S. trade official.
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And while Arizona once again has a better basketball team in March 2018, with no fear of bubbles or Tournament exclusion, ASU might have something better: A brighter future.
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Origin and Etymology of exclusion
Middle English, from Anglo-French, from Latin exclusion-, exclusio, from excludere
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EXCLUSION Defined for Kids
Definition of exclusion for Students
: the act of shutting or keeping out : the state of being shut or kept out
Medical Dictionary
Law Dictionary
legal Definition of exclusion
1
: the act of excluding or state of being excluded;
specifically
: refusal of entry into the U.S. by immigration officials
- review of deportation and exclusion orders
2
: something that excludes or is excluded: as
a
: a part of an insurance contract that excludes specified risks from coverage — compare condition, declaration
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