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It will also marginalize the West in history and upend our core notions of what it means to be modern.

Mr. Putin can also marginalize criticism of his Caucasus policy because the Kremlin controls the major television networks.

They added Berkman, an experienced switch-hitting slugger; a right-handed hitting outfielder, Austin Kearns, who will platoon with Granderson; and an accomplished, if injury-prone reliever in Kerry Wood, who replaces the failed experiment that was Chan Ho Park and could also marginalize Joba Chamberlain's role.

To compute p (d n | … ) for new clusters, we must also marginalize over formulas: see the Supplementary document for information.

The legislative victories of the middle-income autocrats also marginalized the opposition parties, leaving them no way to block the transfer of power to the executive branch.

As an example, this trend is robbing the Madurai Region of its historic reputation for supplying rice, jasmine and vegetables, while also marginalizing farm jobs.

Also marginalized in representation and debate are men and women dealing with cancers that afflict smaller populations — like multiple myeloma (burgundy), carcinoid cancer (zebra) or thyroid cancer (teal/pink/blue).

"Latin America never includes Puerto Rico as part of the Latin American experience in art, while we're also marginalized from the American scene," said Mr. Sanchez, who was born in Brooklyn to Puerto Rican parents.

Since the great radio purges of 2008 and 2009, when stations across the country abandoned the format, smooth jazz has been not just maligned but also marginalized — stripped of its main distribution channel just as the record business was falling to pieces.

It also marginalizes the skills of some very intelligent people that work in the investment field, because there are always some analysts that successfully interpret the complex mosaics.

They have also marginalized themselves".