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Europeans have expressed alarm at what they see as the marginalization of the United Nations.

They cited a potential rise in fringe candidates as well as the marginalization of small parties.

But a growing number of conservative Christians in Dover, like many elsewhere, bridle at what they see as the marginalization of their faith in a country they believe was founded on biblical values.

I like this book because the authors are not afraid to take on topics such as the marginalization of women and minorities in the workplace or describe the way people of color and women are made to be "invisible" in a room full of people with varying opinions.

This rapid expansion showed a continuation of the government's practice of turning a blind eye, attributable to the absolute power of LSFs in Gadarif State as well as to the marginalization of local land users.

But many residents and activists say they view the delay as part of the marginalization of East Harlem's working-class Latino population and the city's disinterest in preserving the Puerto Rican identity of a neighborhood undergoing a slow but steady gentrification.

Yau Yau is a member of the Murle ethnic group, who has mounted two rebellions since 2010, claiming to be driven by the marginalization of his people as well as corruption and poor governance on the part of the new state.

They identify the traditionally expert-driven process as a factor for the marginalization of participation.

Sadly, however, these things should come as no surprise given the marginalization of civics education in primary and secondary curriculums over the last half century.

With her first novel, The House on Mango Street, she moved away from the poetic style that was common in Chicana literature at the time and began to define a "distinctive Chicana literary space", challenging familiar literary forms and addressing subjects such as gender inequality and the marginalization of cultural minorities.

The speech was rambling, weird, and powerful: hip-hop is still one of the primary ways to hear black voices in pop culture, and the way Kanye's candidacy announcement has been accepted as a joke says a lot about the marginalization of black voices as a whole.