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Substantive equality is a
substantive law on
human rights that is
concerned with
equality of
outcome for
disadvantaged and
marginalized people and groups...
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therefore unlikely.
Kodachrome films are non-
substantive.
Unlike substantive transparency and
negative color films,
Kodachrome film does not incorporate...
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often described as
being "
color blind", but some
American sociologists have
argued that this is
insufficient to
achieve substantive equality of
outcomes based...
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groups in the dyes and
cationic groups in the fiber. Acid dyes are not
substantive to
cellulosic fibers. Most
synthetic food
colors fall in this category...
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Liberal democracy, also
called Western-style democracy, or
substantive democracy, is a form of
government that
combines the
organization of a democracy...
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inequality metrics Inequity aversion Relative deprivation Substantive equality Substantive rights Dr. Mark Cooray, The
Australian Achievement from Bondage...
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study The
Concept of Representation,
identifies four forms: descriptive,
substantive, formalistic, and
symbolic representation.
Formalistic representation...
- protections:
procedural due
process (in
civil and
criminal proceedings);
substantive due
process (a
guarantee of some
fundamental rights); a
prohibition against...
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transparency film. [page needed] All
color reversal film sold
today is
developed with the E-6 process. The non-
substantive Kodachrome films, the last of which...
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Kitchen Table:
Women of
Color Press was an
activist feminist press,
closely related to the
National Black Feminist Organization (NBFO), that was started...
