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I don't think you can generalize about a whole generation.

A: Well, obviously, you've got 300 million Americans so I don't think you can generalize across the board.

"National registries are very important because you're less likely to get bias and you can generalize findings across a whole country".

"I don't think you can generalize about the independents, and there are many that do an excellent job," outperforming even the best of the major chains, he said.

Hammond: To expand upon that point I agree there is a lot of lessons to be learned from Citibank that you can generalize to the entire industry.

"I don't think you can generalize in any shape or form whether decriminalization would be the predominant voice among sex workers," she says.

I think we can generalize, and you say that generally stocks are going up, but I think it's more what the general economy does than measuring the ….

One can generalize this example to all generic state-space processes with indeterministic laws of developments, namely Markov processes.

Dug Claxton, Toronto, Canada/crew of Smoke and Mirrors installation, five-time burner If I can generalize, black people do not gravitate towards things that make them uncomfortable.

"I don't know how much we can generalize about Internet fund-raising in the future from this single experience," Mr. Rohde said.

Some evidence suggests that primates can generalize rules of this sort more readily than many other animals can.