It fits with the rhetoric of moving from welfare or grant dependency to self-sufficiency or sustainability, from exclusion to inclusion.
"Presuming the plaintiffs have no Seminole Indian blood," the lawyers wrote, "they cannot legitimately claim harm from exclusion of funds to which they are not entitled".
Rather, it usually evolves along a continuum that ranges from exclusion, to neglect, through to neutrality and awareness, and finally, full inclusion.
But if the junta-led political process somehow did roll back from exclusion, political and media repression, we may yet see a transition similar to Turkey post-1997.
Russell, despite all the hazy adulation, is little more than a third-rate musician, a utopian huckster who knows how to snag depressed, unconfident young women with talk of building a new society "free from racism, free from exclusion, free from hierarchy".
And Mr. Klores chose his starting team of interviewees exquisitely: coaches like Ben Jobe and John Chaney and players like Earl Lloyd, Dick Barnett, Bob Love, Willis Reed and Earl Monroe are expert witnesses whose stories are bridges from exclusion to acceptance and some triumphs.
Facebook in April said it was removing thousands of categories from exclusion targeting as a result, including those related to race, ethnicity, sexual orientation and religion.
A wide range of penalties are open to the tribunal, from exclusion from the championship, through race bans to fines.
McIlvane and Stoddard (1981) investigated contingency arrangements necessary for the development of a teaching procedure that would guarantee the learning of conditional relations from exclusion trials.
