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Soccer remains ingrained in Haitian culture.

But it points to how corruption remains ingrained in Brazil's political system.

The virulent racist responses to her on Twitter show how deeply that history remains ingrained.

Most of those states are in the South, where paddling remains ingrained in the social and family fabric of some communities.

On his way to beating Chris DiMarco in a playoff, Woods holed a chip shot on the par-3 16th that remains ingrained in Guan's memory.

While a majority favour a ban on ammunition clips containing a large number of bullets, the poll shows support for gun ownership remains ingrained in America, with 71% opposed to a ban on the sale of handguns.

A report this week from Human Rights Watch argued that police brutality remains "an ingrained practice" in Argentina.

Unfortunately for modern and hard-working Brazilians, corruption remains deeply ingrained in the culture, holding Brazilians back from achieving a better place in today's world order.

Although the act of food preparation was demoted to an afterthought by the advent of such 20th-century concepts as takeout and microwave ovens, the ritual of presentation remains deeply ingrained.

Perham feels that a lack of opportunities is a problem for all young jockeys, male or female, but also that prejudice against women riders remains deeply ingrained in some part of the industry.

A3 NATIONAL A14-25 Rally in Kansas Mirrors Debate Over Immigration A rally in Kansas reflects the rippling activism around the immigration debate that has reached rural areas in middle America, where the Latino population has soared in recent years but opposition to illegal immigration remains deeply ingrained.