Definition of inclusivity
: the quality or state of being inclusive : inclusiveness
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One brand performing the balancing act of inclusivity, luxury and efficiency is Floravere, which has Stanford University to thank for its inception.
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This could be increasing evidence that Rihanna’s beauty mogul status is pushing more traditional labels toward inclusivity, as brands like Dior Beauty and CoverGirl have followed.
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Junior, who used to party in Boystown in his younger years, agrees that the north-side neighborhood struggles with inclusivity.
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Commit more university resources toward inclusivity.
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France’s national strategy also reveals that Macron’s government is wrestling with how to ensure that AI supports inclusivity and diversity, and to make certain that its implementation is transparent.
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True inclusivity means that it's meant for everyone, which is exactly what the TomboyX collection embodies.
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Candidates eschewed traditional sectarian political rhetoric for a more conciliatory message of nationalism and inclusivity.
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One of the major points of her makeup, inclusivity, was expected to be carried into the lingerie line, making fans even more excited for wide-ranging nude undergarments in a variety of sizes.
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1929
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