Bringing up Jesse Jackson in response to a question about Mr. Obama seemed to be another way of pointing out that Mr. Obama is black and at the same time marginalizing his importance, as well as South Carolina's, since Mr. Jackson did not become the nominee.
The reason is that construction of H is not based on a joint distribution for all founder chromosomes, but it is computed for two haplotypes (or chromosomes) at a time, marginalizing over the rest.
Twitter offered no explanation for the primacy of conservatism's devotees in an election where voters and the Republican Party at times marginalized them.
It's time we marginalized Kennedy conspiracy theorists the way we've marginalized smokers; next time one of your co-workers starts in about Oswald and the C.I.A., make him stand in the rain with the other outcasts.
The party leaders and pro-democracy activists had spent a couple of decades biding their time, largely marginalized and ineffectual, waiting for Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi to give them her instructions, to issue a call for civil disobedience or a call to arms.
It is time to marginalize those who -- even when not directly resorting to violence -- use hatred of America, or the West, or Israel, as the central organizing principle of politics.
"It is time to marginalize those who, even when not resorting to violence, use hatred of America, or the West, or Israel as the central principle of politics," Mr. Obama said.
It's time to marginalize the views of the purveyors of hate, even if they call themselves Christians.
It is time to marginalize those who, even when not directly resorting to violence, use hatred of America or the West or Israel as the central organizing principle of politics, for that only gives cover and sometimes makes an excuse for those who do resort to violence.
