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Throughout the United States, groups of 12 men and women, drawn from a cross-section of their communities, sit in courtrooms to consider evidence and render a verdict that represents the collective judgment of the people.
Since 1996, Show Racism the Red Card have been engaging young people in discussions about the nature of prejudice and a cross-section of their attitudes towards life in Britain has been captured through a unique piece of research.
They just played a cross-section of their 30-year career and beyond: ballads and sinuous, desperate love songs featuring Aaron (including his 1966 hit "Tell It Like It Is") and rhythm workouts with grittier vocals from Art and Cyril.
"Those built by BNN have very thick, chunky looking tracks – a cross-section of their track typically looks like a W shape – whereas Swiss manufacturer Intamin always use quad rails, so their rails are cube shaped," she explains.
"Those built by B&M have very thick, chunky looking tracks – a cross-section of their track typically looks like a W shape – whereas Swiss manufacturer Intamin often use quad rails, so their rails are cube shaped," she explains.
The ONS compiles the zero-hours numbers by asking a cross section of workers about their employment status.
Martin Parr has unveiled a new collection of photographs showing a cross section of Brits eating their evening meal.
The growing sophistication in lifestyles among world populations makes it imperative to refer to herbal practice as alternative or complementary medicine, to appeal to a cross section of people irrespective of their cultural affiliation [ 1].
