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It was a great victory for a marginalised community over a powerful corporation.

Another is the pledge of tangible benefits, what Thailand's long marginalised poor are beginning to conceive of as rights.

They were then marginalised for a century and a half, when Anglos dominated American society and culture.

Groysberg's study prompted me to think of other, marginalised groups whose outsider status prompted them to sharpen certain skills.

But at his insistence, she was largely marginalised from accounts of his life by early biographers.

To me, the term 'lonely' seemed to be reserved for the unwelcome, the unwanted, the marginalised.

The expectations of the Luo and other tribes who consider themselves marginalised will have to be addressed, and soon.

The remedy is education, which will put marginalised societies on an equal footing with the West in deriving the benefits of globalisation.

In the modern workplace unions are often either marginalised or simply ignored, and employees have to fight their own corner as individuals.

His civil resistance movement can do little to help the poor and marginalised whom he claimed to want to represent.

Women, people with leprosy and others marginalised from society are touched by his life.

The Democrats also regard themselves as the champions of other marginalised groups, from Latinos to homosexuals.

Drug misusers are a marginalised group in terms of health care and it is important that their needs are addressed in prison.

They see some of our industries becoming marginalised or less competitive.

We believe that those with a fossilised frame of mind risk being marginalised.

This is especially important for those under-served and marginalised communities most at risk from leprosy, often the poorest of the poor.

Weak ones would be marginalised and maybe even killed in the cut and thrust of male competition.

The project has also instigated a surge in Han Chinese immigrants, leaving Tibetans in danger of being marginalised.

Most of the recruits who end up as Maoist fighters are from India's marginalised tribal groups.

The neocons are being relentlessly marginalised in Washington.

A sole woman on a board often feels marginalised, according to research reported in Harvard Business Review last December.

These visionary leaders from the 1980s, who were marginalised in the following decade, were founders of the economic miracle.

The Socialists will be marginalised by their internal rivalry.

The region's exchanges fear being marginalised amid the wave of consolidation and globalisation that is sweeping through the industry.

Indigenous people who rely on the forests need to have a say in how their homeland is managed but in many countries they are marginalised.

The act's eponymous authors have been marginalised since their 2, 300-page epic was signed by Barack Obama in July.

We stand united to amplify the voices of the marginalised and to create a better world.

In reality, the rapid development of the Chinese economy in the last 30 years has marginalised many.

Pro-Westernisers in the government would be marginalised.

He will be supported by the CDU's "economic wing" , which was marginalised during the four-year cohabitation with the SPD.

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