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History teaches us what happens if we further marginalise those who are tempted towards extremism by their own isolation.

If we integrate or marginalise the additional coordinates and momenta, we obtain a function that depends solely on the coordinates and momenta of the constituent atoms (56) Ω r N, p N, q M, p q M l → → ∫ d q M d p q M ∫ d q M d p q M Ω ′ r N, p N l l.

One of the things we marginalise is the humanity of criminals.

"It will not take over but it is part of the fabric of society so we cannot marginalise it.

"Everyone knows we are marginalised, so we don't see any reason for the international community to just keep watching till we go fighting".

We will not marginalise it if we pretend it does not exist or is beneath challenge.

This won't happen unless we prioritise marginalised groups.

It seems that in some ways we're marginalising some people's religious freedom in favour of sexual freedom".

"We feel marginalised," she explains.

"We refuse to marginalise the role of women in Saudi society," the king said in an address at the time.

If we do not help them, we will marginalise them.