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"While there are a lot of charter operators that may serve exclusively the most disadvantaged kids, I think there's a value in having an integrated school, both racially and economically," Ms. Moskowitz said.

It is almost exclusively the most vulnerable members of the community who are accused.

Of those who were relying on TEAM exclusively the most common reason given (28.3%) was, "The treatments (allopathic) were not working for me".

But that also means the extra funding will not be targeted exclusively at the most disadvantaged.

Al Gore has focused exclusively on the most heavily Democratic counties in Florida in a brazen attempt to claim the presidency.

It is bad enough that the index focuses exclusively on the most negative aspects of a state's performance.

Puig and Sarduy dealt often, though not exclusively, with the most taboo of topics in Latin America: homosexuality.

In fact, the court's treaty requires it to focus exclusively on the most heinous human rights crimes, genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity, whose definitions correspond to prohibitions in American law.

However, current routing functions almost exclusively consider the most time-efficient solution and apply a conservative separation time to ensure there are no conflicts between aircraft on the ground.

Second, it has focused exclusively on the most explosive charge in the whole Florida fiasco: that minorities were systematically punished.But the commission has left itself open to the charge of partisanship.

"Judaism and the Jewish people do not belong exclusively to the most reactionary among us!" The bill that so angered American Jewish leaders was actually aimed at making conversion easier for the 300,000 Israelis among the 1 million who moved to Israel from the former Soviet Union in the 1990s.