Detailed textual analysis reveals strategies of marginalizing, patronizing, criminalizing, and in other ways derogating the outgroup.
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Nevertheless, nurses have represented to me in no uncertain terms that they regard this exception as one which derogates from the status of their profession.
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There is no doubt that quota hopping derogates from the principle of national quotas.
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They want their very lives to be derogated by a disability rights commission with the full powers of enforcement.
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The public are derogating from their own interests by not paying attention to the order.
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The fact that 20 years' experience has suggested improvements and even some changes in principle in no way derogates from the scheme's remarkable success.
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After all, when we enter into a treaty we are not derogating from our sovereignty.
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Most of the derogated supplies should comply by 1995.
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I am in favour of derogating sovereignty over certain matters.
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He spoke of that as though it were derogating from the rights of the defendant.
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Will they apply to derogated coastal zones, if those are extended at that time?
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Are they determined to maintain the derogated six to 12-mile limits?
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Were he to yield them up to clamour or to pressure, he would indeed be derogating from the high traditions of his office.
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A very good working arrangement has been made, but it is somewhat derogating from the statutory position that that kind of thing goes on.
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I am not aware of any growing practice that derogates from this principle.
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