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Because Finland is a small, ethnically homogenous country with good education and health care, the findings may not apply in other societies, Fargo said.
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The mostly homogenous audience, understandably dominated by those with an interest in classic rock and the dispensing of opinions thereupon, nodded along in agreement.
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One Twitter user criticized ASOS for continuing to use generally homogenous, thin models.
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Today each side is much more ideologically homogenous.
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Remember, these are massive, massive networks of ice that can't really be thought of as one homogenous, unchanging object. If these shelves are weakened, the could crack and break off, and that would open the floodgates -- literally.
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As the Japan Times points out, their identity as a distinct, indigenous people flies in the face of the common belief that Japan is ethnically homogenous.
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Pour in the oil, whisking until the batter is shiny and homogenous.
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Next to her, the orchestra, sorry to say, sounds homogenous.
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Origin and Etymology of homogenous
see homogeneous
Medical Dictionary
homogenous
play
adjective
ho·mog·e·nous
\-nəs\
Medical Definition of homogenous
1: homoplastic 2 the value of preserved homogenous bone grafts as compared with autogenous grafts—Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery
2: homogeneous
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