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Typification is a
process of
creating standard (typical)
social construction based on
standard ****umptions.
Discrimination based on
typification is called...
- In
biological nomenclature, the
principle of
typification is one of the
guiding principles. The
International Code of
Zoological Nomenclature provides...
- Bronstein,
Greta Gerwig, and Amy Judd. The film has been
characterized as
typifying the
mumblecore ethos.
Rachel is a
young teacher living in
Brooklyn with...
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years ago. It is one of the
earliest and most
primitive of the ungulates,
typifying the
family Phenacodontidae and the
order Perissodactyla.[citation needed]...
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realignment was
powerful because it
forced voters to
switch parties, as
typified by the rise and fall of the Know
Nothing Party, the rise of the Republican...
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characterized by an
intense moralism of
personal righteousness. The tone was
typified by his
denunciation of "predatory wealth" in a
message he sent Congress...
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Knowledge (Anchor, 1967; ISBNÂ 0-385-05898-5). Best, J.
Images of Issues:
Typifying Contemporary Social Problems, New York: Gruyter, 1989 Burr, V. Social...
- conflict. The
increased use of
suicide attacks from the 1980s
onwards was
typified by the
September 11
attacks in the
United States in 2001. The
Global Terrorism...
- life cycle. Each
stage in the life
cycle of an
apicomplexan organism is
typified by a
cellular variety with a
distinct morphology and biochemistry. Not...
- ****ual
themes or
undertones without depictions of ****ual intercourse, as
typified in the
comedic or
harem genres; due to its po****rity
among adolescent...
