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These reforms and others democratized and civilized what had been a savage version of free-market capitalism.

Internet access in a time of democratized online publishing may be understood as a contemporary form of the right to self-expression.

It is radically democratized media, in ways that we are only now beginning to understand well.

This has rarely proved to be a difficulty in the regions newly democratized since the eighties.

"We've democratized the process by having all these data freely available around the world, " he said.

Even as the American lawn was being democratized, it was also becoming more artificial.

Meanwhile, administrative policymaking has become more democratized in step with this decentralization of educational policies.

We are connected to a Web that has democratized much and is an amazing source of information.

The adoption of the 19th Amendment, giving women the franchise greatly democratized the United States.

Democratized and modernization penetrated in entire postwar Japanese sociology.

Power relations and its inherent oppression have also been democratized .

Our democratized 21st century media are a land of opportunity, and of peril.

It has taken millennia for humanity to produce democratized media.

The policy-making democratized request different social class can the order participation decision-making.

The founder of Kodak democratized photography with his handy rolls of film.

As this negative space enters the fantasy of democratized power, it starts to shape events.

For the exiled society during the past 50 years , we have already democratized the social system.

If China had democratized it, the Beijing Olympics was blest in the world.

It's not yet clear just how far this kind of research can be democratized.

A new era of democratized news media dawned.

We live in a world of democratized access to ideas, human capital, and money.

dozens of medium-income countries have democratized;

Democratized Information to the Rescue