It's about embracing uneducated risk and speculating with your money.
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It's about embracing uneducated risks and speculating with your money.
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You know, I learned the difference between uneducated and unintelligent.
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"He's uneducated and was young at the time," Hartman explained.
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"We're not a bunch of toothless, uneducated miners," Christina said.
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The provocateurs at Auburn weren't the destitute or the uneducated.
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Asians Americans aren't assumed to be dangerous, uneducated, or lazy.
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Typically, violence is the last resort of desperate, uneducated women.
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These things are for the unbeautiful, the uneducated, the uncouth.
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Furthermore, when did rural and uneducated become such bad words?
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The topic makes me feel stupid and uneducated and illiterate.
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I was uneducated, which obviously is no excuse, ignorant and immature.
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She didn't know what an adjective was (see: "uneducated" and "annoying").
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"The uneducated are perfect targets for the unscrupulous," the letter said.
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Often, outgoing and uneducated volunteers train incoming foreigners to do procedures.
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Many of the workers were poor, uneducated, some even ex-cons.
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She plays Bean, the uneducated, crude drunkard of a teen princess.
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I finally realized how uneducated I was about the postpartum period.
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That is true, they argue, of both educated and uneducated voters.
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Conservatives have also received the unfair label of uneducated or stupid.
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How could these minorities vote for a white, uneducated populist movement?
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Clearly he demonstrated himself unfit and too uneducated for the job.
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Not that many other opportunities exist for the small-town uneducated.
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" He says the problem was that "all parties involved were uneducated.
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Fascinated but largely uneducated in jewelry, he bought what he liked.
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The drug abusers tend to be uneducated single or divorced men.
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Your perceived nature is your enemy: Fickle woman, uneducated minority, dumb kid.
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This could be harmful because uneducated students may be misinformed or swayed.
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"What do you recommend," your poor, uneducated companion might ask the bartender.
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People from Appalachia feel like they're stereotyped as toothless, barefoot and uneducated.
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After all, someone pushing shopping carts must be an uneducated fool, right?
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World leaders either uneducated or don't care about the environment at all.
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White nationalists aren't some uneducated backwater clowns that are going to disappear.
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Sean Hannity: And they think we, the people, are stupid, helpless, uneducated.
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To go from being an uneducated loser to being a famous star?
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World leaders either uneducated or don't care about the environment at all.
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No other nation punishes the "uneducated" as harshly as the United States.
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He claimed that even uneducated people could master it in a week.
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"We were a poor, uneducated, humble family before the revolution," he said.
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They remonstrate their fellow Americans as ignorant and uneducated for having elected Trump.
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Two great institutions used to provide the uneducated with elevators to the top.
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Police are also quick to blame uneducated users, at times in blunt terms.
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They are not sad uneducated rednecks that the service economy has left behind.
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To be fair, traders, desensitized, uneducated and unskilled, are no monsters by birth.
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Without greater opportunities, the frustrations of the young and uneducated will only worsen.
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Show notes rendered some of them in English for the uneducated among us.
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Perhaps the answer is that it is not a white uneducated populist movement.
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But it has dramatically reduced the set of opportunities available to uneducated workers.
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I'm an uneducated peasant woman whose daughter happens to be Joan of Arc.
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It happens for many reasons including jealousy, fear or just plain uneducated stupidity.
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These deaths are most prevalent among uneducated middle-aged whites in rural areas.
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Please understand: being a correctional office is welfare for poor, uneducated White men.
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I think the only thing worse than being uneducated is being mis-educated.
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Mr. Millies dismisses the anxieties of working-class and uneducated white voters as irrational.
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He's the opposite of Trump, who is definitionally not nice, intentionally abrasive, purposefully uneducated.
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One spy whispers that Mr Dagalo should not be president because he is uneducated.
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Or my favorite "old me" uneducated opinion: Sure, limits sound like a reasonable compromise.
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Many were poor and uneducated before the war and are even more so now.
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Although her parents are uneducated immigrants, she earned the grades to go to college.
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My extremely uneducated guess is that some sort of shaped charge hit that sign.
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This was a time when artists were traditionally anonymous, uneducated craftsmen of "pretty things".
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Both groups – critics and uneducated investors – are in danger of missing the bigger point.
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I feel for the uneducated who will end up unemployed when the wage increases.
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I have seen poor and uneducated parents do everything for the welfare of daughters.
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However, many uneducated consumers are unaware they are consuming cannabinoids, or their potential effects.
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The New Left, he argues, has conspired to produce whole generations of uneducated graduates.
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People who have accolades and recognition, they're either fearful or uneducated on the issues.
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Men, particularly uneducated men, also experienced greater decreases in cognitive function compared to women.
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It disgusts me that so many people are so uneducated and judgemental over the topic.
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They believed that if poor, uneducated Puerto Rican women could use the pill, anyone could.
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And research shows that poor, uneducated immigrants are the least likely group to use welfare.
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These displays of almost entirely undisciplined, uneducated fury and wounded egos aren't exactly technical marvels.
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Though she is uneducated, she has become a strong and important voice in her community.
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"Nah that was a softball for the anime uneducated," followed by a nerdy smiley face.
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"This is the last gasp of the white uneducated," the 70-year-old comedian adds.
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It discounts the many less fortunate "uneducated" who find Mr. Trump's commentary repugnant and insulting.
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To the uneducated undergraduate with an immature grasp of global issues, this might sound reasonable.
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I was coming to it as a relatively uneducated person on the subject of art.
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It sounded as if he were substituting his uneducated "hunch" for the judgment of professionals.
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He comes into contact with Australia's indigenous people, a group maligned by colonists as uneducated.
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It believes that American culture is superficial and phony, that Americans are hypocritical and uneducated.
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The construction sector has also provided millions of jobs to Turkey's largely uneducated work force.
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Jahiruddin, though uneducated, was an adept politician, fresh from winning a hard-fought local election.
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Stand with Hong Kong" -- is uneducated, LeBron had this to say: "That's just my belief.
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People often think that being opposed to interracial relationships is for uneducated and untraveled folks.
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A lot of those going through the courts are teenagers, uneducated, very rebellious against society.
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" White objects in a BIG WAY -- calling the dig at his sport "stupid" and "uneducated.
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This socialist-communist ideology sounds good to the ignorant, the uneducated, and the simple-minded people.
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This gives a much-needed discipline to the game: There is little room for uneducated guesses.
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He said, "Obama says cops are racist so 2 uneducated black thugs shoot 10 Dallas cops."
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Read: Slavery's last stronghold Slaves that remain with their masters are unregistered, uneducated and socially isolated.
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From the outside, Mayorga appeared to be nothing more than an uneducated brute of the fisticuffs.
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There's a head-down mulish stubbornness to Edgerton's performance, and an uneducated sulkiness to Nichols' dialogue.
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I'm tired of feeling judged based on misguided, uneducated opinions; it's time to remove the stigma.
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More uneducated voters are either angry about public policies or oblivious to constitutionally based national standards.
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First, trespassers — typically poor and largely uneducated — will choose to remain in the United States permanently.
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"It's frustrating to me that people are uneducated about what Planned Parenthood does," she told Broadly.
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The Hollywood Indian has always been portrayed as a monster, as the filthy, uneducated savage man.
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Uneducated and uninformed crypto investors are fools, but they visit crypto sites for a proper education.
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Most who set sail for America were uneducated and unskilled and found jobs working crops and farms.
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"I was so young and felt uneducated, like I was doing something wrong," Kailyn told MTV News.
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Based on what she saw, she says there are whole families where children are unregistered and uneducated.
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Most economists predict an economic downturn would be disastrous for young, uneducated men looking for a job.
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We had to confront the stereotypes of being largely defined as uneducated, disloyal, untrustworthy, and unreliable individuals.
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And I think we can do that without painting all Trump voters or Republicans as uneducated bigots.
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The Aajibaichi Shala, or grandmothers' school, is perhaps the only one in India for uneducated, elderly women.
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If (people in Coastal America) call Ohioans uneducated some (people) are going to vote out of spite.
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Until the brutal disease impacted my family, I was uneducated on how widespread Alzheimer's disease truly is.
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" O'Donnell compared Trump to a Mafioso and called him an "uneducated bully, serial liar and a misogynist.
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When we demonize large groups of people as being stupid, uneducated, ignorant, that doesn't help the country.
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"I want to get into village-level politics, but it's really difficult because I'm uneducated," she said.
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He's raised by his uneducated mother (who works at a nail salon) and grandmother in 1990s America.
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We observe the activity of the residents through the acute observations of Riggle, a discarded, uneducated teen.
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Others argue that forcing apathetic or uneducated citizens to vote steers the nation's political destiny toward populism.
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A woman from Morocco celebrated the uneducated local activists who operate from a position of no fear.
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Some sexual preferences I first learned about on The Jerry Springer Show, which featured really poor, uneducated people.
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She felt apathetic toward President Barack Obama and uneducated about Mitt Romney, so she abstained from voting entirely.
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Everything from global warming to a former president's place of birth was up to vigorous and uneducated debate.
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This is particularly pressing in Latin America, where the poor and uneducated are least likely to cast ballots.
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"Keep people uneducated, keep people afraid" is the best formula that has worked throughout history to manipulate populations.
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The best part's when Colin tries to zing our Australian camera guy, Charlie, for being an uneducated American.
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Those who are uneducated about addiction believe the fans, agents, directors and brands will think less of him.
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"Shame, stigma, and a lack of understanding is a breeding ground for unhealthy and uneducated information," she says.
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" At another point in the video, Lamar said that "most of the Tennesseeans who voted Republican are uneducated.
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These are people that I have zero time for, the uneducated masses, the people that voted for Trump.
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An education Lindell admits he was "very uneducated" when it came to politics before Trump entered the arena.
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Impoverished and uneducated immigrants, on the other hand, are denounced as gang members, job stealers and social burdens.
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What I Learned & Moving ForwardJust one largely uneducated attempt at waste-free grocery shopping taught me a lot.
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"The pirates were uneducated, obstructionist, unmotivated and unrealistic," said Leslie Edwards, the lead negotiator for the sailors' release.
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She is young and uneducated and unhappy, and all of that is a recipe for a volatile character.
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When asked who the Taliban are, Shamsullah says that they are Pakistanis who employ "uneducated" locals with Gulf cash.
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Trump's support is greatest among uneducated white men with limited employment prospects and an increasingly marginalized position in society.
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"It was a satirical sketch of an uneducated, racist, homophobic, misogynist, sexist, ableist and intolerant person," the statement reads.
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Some people may be misinformed or uneducated about how condoms work and why it's important to use them correctly.
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As the rich and educated began to drop the habit, its deadly effects fell increasingly on poorer, uneducated people.
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These voters are not just uneducated young people, as is commonly assumed, but include many students and graduates, too.
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There follows one of the great set-pieces of Nigerian fiction: the ritual humiliation of the humble, uneducated suitor.
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"It was a satirical sketch of an uneducated, racist, homophobic, misogynist, sexist, ableist and intolerant person," the statement said.
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Some biotech investors have expressed concerns about uneducated investors in the space, if they don't do their due diligence.
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Washington (CNN)Ben Carson said his Republican rivals aren't his biggest threat in the presidential election -- it's uneducated voters.
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Syrian enrollment in Lebanese schools is growing, thanks to a recognition of the crisis posed by an uneducated generation.
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The world has much to lose if it allows whole generations of refugees to grow up uneducated and alienated.
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"We had to confront the stereotypes of being largely defined as uneducated, disloyal, untrustworthy, and unreliable individuals," he wrote.
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Women who seek abortion are not a marginal group of careless teens, selfish career women, or uneducated poor women.
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The educated and uneducated are increasingly living in parallel societies, each with different experiences, philosophies, expectations, trajectories and language.
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"I was one of the uneducated adults," she joked in a recent telephone interview from her home in Phoenix.
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Some studies suggest that terrorists are likely to be educated or extroverted; others say uneducated recluses are at risk.
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"Sadly, the majority of the American population is still vastly uneducated about the LGBTQ and trans community," Walfish said.
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If you don't take this to court and pursue justice, how will uneducated women be able to do it?
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When, during the 2016 campaign, Donald Trump gloated, "I love the uneducated," his sentiments were cynical but not unjustified.
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Outbreaks of a deadly, sexually transmitted disease confound health officials, whose obstacles include drug shortages, uneducated doctors and gangs.
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But that does not mean that those who came in on family ties were necessarily low skilled or uneducated.
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The uneducated but rich dad told him he should think about how he can make his dreams a reality.
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Is anyone surprised that uneducated whites are unreceptive to individuals who castigate them as being inherently racist and incompetent?
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Early on in his campaign, Trump often switched on his stance on abortion and appeared uneducated about the issue.
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My strong suspicion is that along with the undoubted racists and xenophobes in the Trump camp are a number of uneducated white voters who do not hate blacks, Muslims, or Mexicans but rather the educated white liberals whom they suspect of caring more about blacks, Muslims, and Mexicans than about uneducated whites.
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Yearly benefits for both uneducated and educated American workers would increase—by $59 per head and $81 per head, respectively.
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Rather than picking a single answer, you have to rapidly tap letters through a combination of educated and uneducated guesses.
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He's just taking advantage of what many uneducated voters feel to try to rile up the conservative base to victory.
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The fraternity apologized for what members said was a "satirical sketch" at a private event depicting an uneducated, intolerant person.
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Somebody on the creative team, probably uneducated about hearing disability if I can say so, told them to remove it.
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While there are many people who blatantly rip off Black hairstyles, I recognize that others are simply uneducated about them.
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And, in the end, the pace of change will keep rising, leaving the angry, the afraid, and the uneducated behind.
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Millennials can sometimes struggle to improve their credit, or are uneducated about what their credit scores mean, studies have shown.
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Solutions like Clearscore can help consumers check their credit score and ensure they don't worsen it by making uneducated applications.
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Many are poor, uneducated laborers or farmers who lack a TV, so aren't even sure why they are being bombed.
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Then Jack told someone that she was completely uneducated and couldn't talk about anything except makeup, hair and gramophone records.
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Just as the situation appeared to be dying down, LeBron James called out Morey's tweet as "uneducated" on October 14.
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The white people, age 50 on down, they really don't have those sentiments, unless they're really hard-core uneducated rednecks.
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The "Brexit" vote by the "uneducated" British should be a wake-up call for advocates of ever-expanding global trade.
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I told him he needed to read up on the issue or talk to some people, before making uneducated judgments.
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Looking back, it was clear that I was grossly uneducated and unprepared to deal with what he was going through.
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So, for example, in Thailand, the transgender people who have an education are deemed "better" than poor, uneducated trans women.
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The problem is that mainstream culture has always believed that people who believe in UFOs are uneducated, conspiratorial and delusional.
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Bach's uneducated but ultimately financially successful grandma inspired him to write his first book, 1999's Smart Women Finish Rich.
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"Attackers now know that the general population is uneducated and fears both [DDoS for Ransom and Ransomware]," Smith told me.
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There is not nearly enough oversight and far too much fun being had at the expense of the uneducated investor.
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I'm looking at every journalist, every editor, every person who puts a comment on an article pointing an uneducated finger.
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This can lead others to believe that you're uneducated or that you don't have an understanding of the English language.
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In some demographics, they found survival rates stagnated or, in the case of low-income, uneducated white women, even dropped.
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Many states wrote new laws to stop immigrants, African-Americans and the uneducated of any group from qualifying to vote.
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These are towns that people in bigger cities often immediately pass off as racist, uneducated holes not worth a visit.
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Educated Tunisians are twice as likely to be unemployed as uneducated ones, because the economy creates so few professional jobs.
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"[Orania takes] on people who struggle with drug abuse, alcohol abuse, former felons, or just the unemployed and uneducated," says Norman.
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A few years ago, Kyle Taylor was like many people in their 20s, saddled with debt and making uneducated financial decisions.
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Over and over, black women told of medical providers who equated being African American with being poor, uneducated, noncompliant and unworthy.
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To my eyes they are as raw, uneducated, juxtaposed, chaotic, rough at times tender [...] and fucked up as my hometown is.
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I also didn't grow up poor and uneducated on a remote farm — an outsider artist bio that the art world adores.
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But here, in tiny, uncultured, uneducated St. Louis, lives a community of people who aren't standing for this charade any longer.
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" She goes on to say that she thinks the situation could've been different if they hadn't been "uneducated about living will.
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If anyone could individually stand-up to the uneducated or bigoted masses that openly belittle and trash addicts, it is Chase.
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"It," in this case, being an anti-Semitic, uneducated, careless, and just plain stupid comment diminishing the atrocity of the holocaust.
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People feel that their values and life choices are suddenly considered backward and uneducated, and there was a recoil to that.
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In Days of Heaven, Linda Mantz's wry, streetwise commentary proves her uneducated Chicagoan teenager more mature than the adults around her.
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"I know this sounds harsh, but it's so bloody annoying how the uneducated can't just move on," she captioned one video.
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Over the course of the series, Daisy grew from an uneducated kitchen maid to a self-confident and intelligent assistant cook.
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And between 2007 and 2013, the number of uneducated, elderly women living in nursing homes who received lethal injections nearly doubled.
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The American people will suffer from having an infusion of uneducated, unskilled laborers for whose well-being we will become responsible.
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Knowing why bored or uneducated Western citizens join a death cult should form part of our task as journalists and governments.
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I think it started with the Tea Party, which was made up of uneducated white folks scared of losing their privilege.
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And female illiteracy has a devastating effect on a community's health, with infant mortality in Africa far higher among uneducated mothers.
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" Mark Stidham told CBS This Morning in 2017 that anyone who believes LuLaRoe is a pyramid scheme has an "uneducated opinion.
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"It is easier to leave a woman uneducated," Sahl says when describing the mentality so many of the women there face.
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There is probably no bigger challenge in the insurance business than finding large numbers of customers among impoverished, uneducated, nomadic pastoralists.
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When I was young I was uneducated and found myself saying really hurtful things not knowing the power of my words.
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You have people who are uneducated, poor, hungry — they want to escape from all that, they want and need some unreality.
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In person, an uneducated party might expect this from Abraham: he is warm and genial, quick to dole out a hearty chuckle.
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In so many ways he is the ideal ISIS foot soldier: submissive in demeanor, uneducated, and from a hotbed of Sunni radicalism.
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"I definitely feel like people have certain views and perceptions about me and about cases like this because they're uneducated," Coleman explains.
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"It was a satirical sketch of an uneducated, racist, homophobic, misogynist, sexist, ableist, and intolerant person," the frat said in the statement.
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Maya's father, Bhim Bahadur Gurung, is an uneducated man who worked the fields growing barley and maize or tending goats and cattle.
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He, after all, was a prince, and not the uneducated man who hunted lions those he met in America assumed he was.
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Should my human rights be violated because people are uneducated about the science of gender identity, and therefore uncomfortable with my body?
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His grandfather, Myers Anderson, was uneducated but built a small business delivering fuel oil, coal, firewood and ice in the Savannah community.
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The Latino electorate in Texas fails to vote in large numbers, and many who are poor and uneducated are disconnected from politics.
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It was the late 1960s, and he was an uneducated teenage boy from Delthota, a small town in Sri Lanka's lush center.
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Relatedly, people often think of those involved in organized racist violence as uneducated, backward, or part of one class or regional identity.
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I am sure it is worse for poor women, uneducated women, those outside the bubble of privileged young people at elite institutions.
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If people are so uneducated that they can believe the insanities coming out of Trump's mouth, I don't know what to do.
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This isn't some crude, uneducated "cave man" game, but a stark, beautiful, and brutal window into at least the idea of another time.
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A lot of millennials aren't willing to get support because they are afraid or don't want to seem helpless or uneducated on finance.
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After all, such reactions implied, how could poor, uneducated, black tinkerers in the rural South possibly create anything worthy of being called "art"?
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It's the perfect environment in which to proliferate misinformation; it's mercurial, confusing, and full of uneducated, overeager traders hoping to strike it rich.
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"These are people who are uneducated — they don't understand that this is a plausible scenario, and listen: this is a game," he says.
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Njoroge agrees, saying his friends tried to discourage him from going into farming, which they saw as the preserve of "older, uneducated folk".
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The internet has given the most uneducated and toxic people (trolls, as we call them) a vehicle to talk to millions of people.
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The fridge is just a prototype for now, though, so you'll have to do with your uneducated, idiotic produce cooling box for now.
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" I got a lot of people messaging my personal Facebook that I didn't know saying that I'm uneducated and I'm ignorant," he said.
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Since most of the startup's customers are poor, uneducated farmers, it doesn't send them a fancy SaaS dashboard or inundate them with data.
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Many rural people are uneducated, she added, and simply do not know their rights and will accept their district chief's decision as final.
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Whether we're genuine Einstein-level geniuses or totally uneducated, we make our voting decisions based on feelings and not raw data or rationality.
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Similar movements to cleanse Islam of what purists see as the superstitions of uneducated villagers have a long history in Indonesia and Malaysia.
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Still, truck drivers are plagued by several stereotypes: that they are lazy or uneducated, engage in sex trafficking, cause accidents, and so on.
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Dismissing the plurality of Republican primary voters who chose Trump as uneducated or misguided will have profound consequences for how we understand opposition.
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Ultimately, Brown said the right to vote should be given to everyone — prisoner or free man, educated or uneducated, well-behaved or misbehaved.
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This time, the movie's flawed hero is the real-life Mike Burden (Garrett Hedlund), an uneducated repo man in small-town South Carolina.
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To our Americanized eyes, she was a symbol of what we didn't want to be -- a working-class, uneducated, non-English-speaking immigrant.
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Throughout this election cycle, I saw my friends and family reduced to a label given by elitist and intolerant talking heads: uneducated white people.
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Its occupants are a dozen men and women in their teens and 20s, all of them as poor, uneducated and tattooed as she is.
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He had doubts about extending the franchise to the uneducated masses, let alone giving power to the people in the form of a referendum.
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"Once again, people are uneducated on the process and why we decided to go skin-to-skin as soon as our baby came out."
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Most of the women who get busted are uneducated, poor, and have people dependent on their care: children, teenagers, and older or disabled relatives.
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It also reduced the relative return to education by increasing wages for (uneducated) agricultural labourers, thereby discouraging parents from sending their children to school.
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But when they went to school they were often told that their way of speaking was "uneducated" and they were encouraged to abandon it.
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Old Britons voted to leave the EU in far greater numbers than young ones; the uneducated were much keener on exit than the educated.
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Part of the reason she posted such provocative videos was because she was an uneducated woman with the burden of supporting her whole household.
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Team Sky said they were fully focused on the race, which begins on July 7, and would not let Hinault's "uneducated comments" hinder preparations.
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For uneducated mixology philistines like myself, she explains that a shrub consists of fruit that has been macerated in sugar and vinegar for days.
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But to players — low on cash, uneducated in the finer points of contract law and sleeping on couches in Lithuania — that is hardly reassuring.
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That's because the Democrats treat them as a monolithic group of predominantly uneducated, nationalistic xenophobes, concerned with the plight of the white working class.
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"When I was young I was uneducated and found myself saying really hurtful things not knowing the power of my words," Bieber's caption reads.
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At the same time, using "they" to refer to a single person does not make one look "progressive" or "woke," just illiterate and uneducated.
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Traffickers often target poor, uneducated and unemployed women and girls, luring them with false promises of earning money as a waitress or model, UNICEF said.
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They blame uneducated, unskilled newcomers for a host of social and economic problems — such as taking away blue-collar jobs from Americans and burdening taxpayers.
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If you want to find an uneducated child in today's world, argues Lant Pritchett, an economist at Harvard University, "you can find them in school".
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Sceptics insist that low-skilled migrants are substitutes for uneducated American workers, and so the presence of the former reduces the wages of the latter.
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We all knew my parents aren't uneducated racists and we were all able to try and understand why the other voted the way they did.
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It is wonderful, frustrating, and your responsibility to know what these are specifically so that you don't act like an uneducated dick for no reason.
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It's what I felt when I read CNN's report about the destruction -- the outrageous, careless, wrongheaded, uneducated, ill-informed, dangerous, willful destruction -- of rape kits.
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Victims are generally poor and uneducated, have little faith in the government and do not know that most courts will wipe out the ballooning interest.
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Because fewer young, black, poor and uneducated mothers nurse, a subset of American babies fall behind with their first bottle, compounding other kinds of disadvantage.
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"People are being abused economically, physically – they're being taken advantage of," said du Plessis, adding that their plight was ignored because "they're poor, they're uneducated".
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Any potential benefit this policy's proponents might tout, is far outweighed by the negative impact uneducated students would have on our economy and our society.
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Targeting an uneducated, impoverished and increasingly frustrated demographic, Trump's bigoted messaging has activated a group of people who have felt abandoned by the political system.
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His parents had broken off ties with their relatives who lived on the Mainland, who in turn pitied the Islanders as uneducated, superstitious, and impoverished.
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As a child, I felt profoundly ashamed of my Abuela Maria, believing she was proof that people who called Latinos uneducated or criminals were right.
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In their ethnic garb, often with no knowledge of Hebrew, they struck the native-born Israeli sabras and the European Ashkenazim as provincial and uneducated.
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That's wrong as a matter of history: The framers of the Constitution were concerned primarily with ensuring that the president wasn't selected by uneducated commoners.
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My views were shaped by bad TV and movies, so I assumed that everyone in prison was going to be mean and scary and uneducated.
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In the countryside, children left with extended family — usually uneducated or even illiterate grandparents with onerous jobs — are at risk of not getting adequate care.
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" One nonvoter in Milwaukee who participated in a focus group cited by the study said she didn't vote because of a "lack of interest, uneducated.
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They preferred the uneducated version of black womanhood embodied by the formerly enslaved suffragist Sojourner Truth, who entertained her audiences as she imparted her ideas.
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Poor, uneducated and unemployed women and girls from rural indigenous communities are most vulnerable to traffickers' false promises of money and a better life, Guayasamin said.
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What better way to celebrate the day—and thumb our noses at an increasingly prudish and uneducated America—than with a round of advanced sex ed?
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It's because I want to show the world that we're not just people who are going through war, or dying, and killing themselves, or are uneducated.
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Many of the sterilized women believe they were targeted because they were poor and uneducated—people the government assumed would not be able to fight back.
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Many are illiterate, if not most, but they have a really rich oral tradition so even though they are uneducated, they are good at telling stories.
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What better way to celebrate the day—and thumb our noses at an increasingly prudish and uneducated America—than with a round of advanced sex ed?
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"The population is illiterate and even its elite is uneducated, and therefore they have been taking it lightly until now," says the Observer Research Foundation's Joshi.
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Poor, uneducated and frustrated, I daydreamed about what I would do if I had power, if the world could be bent and shaped at my command.
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"Orwell would have despised Trump as a kind of fat, dumb, uneducated oligarch," he said last month in a podcast produced by the magazine Foreign Policy.
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"When I was young, I was uneducated and found myself saying really hurtful things not knowing the power of my words," Bieber wrote in his post.
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"Coming in, he was just very uneducated," Mr. Mahoney said, recalling that Mr. Sanders would scramble the council's agenda and inject remote issues into city politics.
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Throughout this campaign, and previous ones, Santorum has been a fairly consistent champion of poor, uneducated white people who think their jobs have been stolen by immigrants.
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When people learn not to overgeneralize their arguments, they're going to be very careful not to think that if you're poor you're necessarily uneducated or vice versa.
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It allowed ISIS to take root in the region, and has left an entire generation of children uneducated or, worse still, educated by ISIS and al Qaeda.
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By age 21917, she was an uneducated orphan working on the same plantation she'd been born on, living with her sister and an abusive brother-in-law.
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This viewpoint sees our soldiers as uneducated, brutish and flawed, as if there really is something very wrong with our armed forces and all that they do.
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That stuff all seems metal to me, or at least rooted in metal, so please give me a little slack if this is coming off as uneducated.
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"We're continuing to work to make the best corrections to make our website as blah as possible, so consumers remain uneducated," said Carroll, who lives near Chicago.
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The reality TV pariah led a life revolving around judgment and justice, court battles so big they landed her, an uneducated Texan stripper, at America's biggest court.
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His chief of staff also said undocumented immigrants are too uneducated and unskilled to fit into American society -- an echo of the past for many immigration historians.
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It was a totally chaotic situation with a brand new, uneducated artist and a lot of money and no clear idea of what to do with it.
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Caipira is the Brazilian Portuguese equivalent to a redneck or hick, a pejorative term for a rural individual often assumed to be uneducated, uncultured, and generally ignorant.
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It ensured that huge numbers of uneducated black South Africans were available at poverty-level wages within major sectors of the economy like mining, agriculture and textiles.
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Some terms are used so inconsistently, and arouse such strong feelings about proper usage, that people begin to avoid using them out of fear of appearing uneducated.
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Uneducated about mental illness and extremely superstitious, her parents took her to a religious (also known as faith or traditional) healer to perform an exorcism on her.
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He has made inroads with small pockets of voters concentrated in the rural north and west parts of the state, who are largely uneducated and lower class.
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While there are con artists looking to take advantage of uneducated buyers, many haunted item purveyors hold themselves to what they see as high ethical and scientific standards.
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Uneducated, she took a job in a garment factory making paltry wages, and she had no option but to leave me in the small room where we lived.
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And Trump's proposed budget, which includes cuts to agencies focusing on health, housing and labor, would cause great harm to "sick, uneducated, homeless and unemployed America," he argued.
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To many Americans — largely uneducated, all white — he was a hero who told it like it was, who was fighting for racial purity, who attacked the (((mainstream media))).
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"I don't want my grandchild to listen to the rhetoric that she, as a woman and as an African-American, is classified and stereotyped as uneducated," Lawrence said.
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"Broadly speaking, treating perpetrators of sexual assault as victims is not only uneducated, it is irresponsible and harmful," said Annie Clark, executive director of End Rape on Campus.
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It won't come as a surprise that disadvantaged people — the poor, the disabled, the elderly and the uneducated — are less prepared for disasters than those with greater advantages.
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Millions of uneducated people will grow increasingly desperate as they struggle to survive, making them more susceptible to calls to violence as a way to improve their lives.
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Instead, it is without question a necessity to address the environmental threats that feed the stereotype of black people living in struggling communities as poor, violent and uneducated.
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"How are all the advantages you say we're going to gain going to come to fruition when we have an uneducated population?" a man in the audience asked.
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That style has earned him the adulation of many uneducated white voters but hostility from blacks, Hispanics and others he might need to win the White House. Mrs.
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"For an uneducated guy who needs a job, it's a good opportunity," allowed John Hicks, a retired tool and die worker, fishing off the pier in Kure Beach.
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"Juggalos tend to be poor and uneducated, from economically depressed small towns and broken homes," cultural critic and self-described Juggalo Nathan Rabin writes at the AV Club.
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Heterosexual society wants to keep us weak, apart and uneducated, so it strips us of the tools we need to find one another and learn from one another.
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The bigger the dog, some that are feared by those who are probably uneducated on those breeds, are more common in the areas that have lower income households.
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Lemon laughed uproariously while Wilson and Ali used accents to paint a picture of Trump supporters as people who are uneducated and can&apost find places on maps.
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In his June 28 piece "The Muggle Problem," Douthat asserts that the wizarding community is a metaphor for a liberal academia while muggles represent an uneducated working class.
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How could the state expect to change someone so stripped of his humanity in just two years, with an unpaid, uneducated pastor as his only source of inspiration?
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Now, Mr. Jeon said, as the Assembly prepares for an impeachment vote on Friday, President Park's few remaining loyal followers are concentrated among older, uneducated and poor citizens.
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Rodrigo Duterte has a razor-focused vendetta and it is misguided and cruel and uneducated and vile, and in its wake is the Filipino people's sense of humanity.
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They perceived that in the rare cases that people in the cities paid any attention to people in places like theirs, they ridiculed rural folks as uneducated racists.
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Just look at the interfaces on consumer-grade stock-trading platforms, and how they have been designed to provoke uneducated users to make trades they don't even fully understand.
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The waves of Norwegian immigrants that started to arrive in Minnesota in the late 19th century tended to be poor, rural and uneducated, often with no knowledge of English.
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To some, the uneducated farm boy turned cartel magnate is a Robin Hood figure for modern times, revered for his fight against the government and generosity to the poor.
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About how you were stupid, you were uneducated, you got bricks for brains — all that s— came from Phaedra to Kandi…before you and Kandi ever had your tiff.
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"We just assume that if someone voted for Trump that they're racist and uneducated," Jeriel Brammeier, the twenty-six-year-old chair of the local Democratic Party, told me.
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The report added to a body of measurements about the Syrian war's destructive effect, particularly on children, as many grow into adolescence and adulthood orphaned, uneducated, unemployed and hungry.
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According to UNICEF, a typical forced marriage victim will be young, poor, uneducated, and from a rural area—all factors that make it exceptionally difficult for them to escape.
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" Cobra also said that he wants the government to ban the tattoo so that the, "uneducated miscreants that offer this tattoo will no longer be able to blind people.
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But finally, in Donald Trump, we have a cartoon bad guy, the essence of every anti-American prejudice: a rude, uneducated bully who drinks giant amounts of Diet Coke.
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Muslim immigrants feel very alien to these uneducated white Europeans; they look at women in hijabs and people with darker skin tones and see threats to "traditional" European society.
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An American doctor in Dr. Inhorn's study voiced this concern, saying "Most men don't want relationships," and are willing to date uneducated women, whereas most educated women will not.
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Geronimus's work contradicted the widely accepted belief that black teenage girls (assumed to be careless, poor and uneducated) were to blame for the high rate of black infant mortality.
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" Grande and her siblings soon became English dominant, rejecting their mother as "a symbol of what we didn't want to be -- a working-class, uneducated, non-English-speaking immigrant.
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These immigrants were also viewed as poor and uneducated recruits into Mormon polygamy (a practice the Church banned in 1890), something depicted in the 1882 cartoon below by Thomas Nast.
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OUAGADOUGOU, Burkina Faso — As a receptionist at the grand Laico Hotel on the edge of downtown here, Zacharia Bagagnan, an uneducated 39-year-old, has a job his friends envy.
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I recognize that I spent much of this election cycle in my campus' liberal bubble, and I do not want to simply write off my community as hateful or uneducated.
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"All of us know someone that is living with HIV, and I think the stigma is still really bad out there – people are just so uneducated about it," he said.
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A newly elected state lawmaker from Tennessee apologized Monday after receiving criticism for posting a now-deleted video where she called the state racist and said GOP voters were uneducated.
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"Don't ever let a politician imply that working people are 'less-than' or 'uneducated' - aka that they are the ones in the way of solving the climate crisis," she continued.
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Playing against the stereotype of NF voters as uneducated, he added, some young NF members in Paris attend the prestigious "grandes écoles" universities, studying subjects like history and political science.
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Meanwhile, in the factories that remain, machines have grown more complex; the few workers they employ need to be better educated, further widening the gap between educated and uneducated workers.
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Despite the Chinese government's insistence that the camps are vocational training centers for the poor and uneducated, the documents show that those rounded up included party officials and university students.
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Nicholas Kristof In 1885, a poor, uneducated 16-year-old boy arrived in our country from Germany at a time when immigrants were often looked down on by affluent Americans.
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"I believe that Trump University was a fraudulent scheme, and that it preyed upon the elderly and uneducated to separate them from their money," Mr. Schnackenberg wrote in his testimony.
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Sexual violence is a targeted crime that people choose to commit, and to reduce it to something that can be solved by masturbating I think is highly uneducated and very misguided.
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"Some in Paris have suggested all gilets jaunes are driven by fake-news and conspiracy theories on Facebook, & are somehow uneducated," Guardian Paris bureau chief Angelique Chrisafis tweeted on Friday morning.
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When an uneducated Ian says inadvertently offensive things about Trevor's gender identity, the activist calls out his new love interest on his nonsense and threatens to never speak to him again.
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Chief of staff John Kelly told NPR this week that the majority of people who illegally cross into the US are uneducated and don't have the skills they need to assimilate.
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Promising the sun and the moon, Perón was cheered by the masses of uneducated, economically disadvantaged people previously hidden behind the top-line economic miracle that was Argentina at mid-century.
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She was simply uneducated and luckless — a poor white girl from Charlottesville who'd had a baby at 17, most likely because she'd been raped by the nephew of her foster mother.
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This is what happens when people with a populist mind-set decide that an uneducated opinion is of the same value as an educated opinion, that ignorance sells better than learning.
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During a world media tour to promote their bout McGregor, seeing an opening, mercilessly attacked Mayweather for his poor business acumen while accusing him of being uneducated and unable to read.
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This is what happens when people with a populist mind-set decide that an uneducated opinion is of the same value as an educated opinion, that ignorance sells better than learning.
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It's true, of course, that some African countries are in wretched shape and that some immigrants from poor countries arrive uneducated and end up, along with homegrown Americans, in dubious trades.
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Stephen Miller, the president's immigration architect, has made it clear that he believes refugees are more likely to be uneducated and have few skills, making them drains on the American economy.
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MUMBAI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - India's first survey to count how many women have had their wombs removed found that about 3 percent had undergone the procedure, mostly uneducated, rural women, including teenagers.
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After all, the participation of prime-age men has been falling since the 1960s, suggesting supply-side factors, such as the declining value of the skills of uneducated workers, are at work.
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The uneducated are easier prey for jihadists and militiamen offering money and a bit of power, or for Bashar al-Assad's regime, which will gladly give them a spot in the army.
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We had many heated debates over the dinner table, and the biggest issue my family 'leavers' had was the assumption on social media that everyone who voted 'leave' was an uneducated racist.
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"Honestly I've cried three times already from some of the hateful messages I've received, telling me my daughter should be taken or that I'm just an uneducated lowlife hick," she wrote online.
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Most commentators in the media appeared baffled and called the rowdy delegates delusional, spoiled, uneducated and perhaps just flat out sexist, despite the fact that the delegation includes a number of women.
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In the past, with other e-cigarettes, users had been smokers already, or were at risk to become smokers, meaning they tended to live in poverty and be relatively uneducated, he said.
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Ultimately, some of my financial decisions were uneducated and poorly made, and some of them I was forced to make to get divorced and into a healthier and safer environment more quickly.
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States also must resolve whether to provide education and health benefits to the children of undocumented immigrants, or instead deal with the consequences of a generation of uneducated and/or untreated minors.
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"She has been treated quite unfairly in past commemoration of her, and is mostly remembered as being 'lower class' and uneducated," Emily Turner, the writer and researcher for the campaign, told Hyperallergic.
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He gave the example of a word in Nigeria, which when used between members of one group means friend, but when used by that group to refer to someone else means uneducated.
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Her father, Jack Rosenblatt, the son of uneducated immigrants from Galicia, had left school at the age of ten to work as a delivery boy in a New York fur-trading firm.
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I'm very much influenced by a friend who got a PhD in anthropology and has written about conspiracy theories and their association with being lower class and being stupid and uneducated, supposedly.
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A poor, uneducated laborer from the eastern countryside of Cuba, he had arrived in the capital a few years earlier and, like most of his neighbors, could hardly believe what was happening.
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I challenge you to look at them, not as uneducated white people, but as fellow Americans who live in states with some of the worst health care, lowest household incomes, and highest unemployment.
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At his rallies, supporters, who The Donald has gushed over as "the uneducated," have cheered at their candidate's aggressive "fuck you" slogans about deporting Mexicans, banning Muslims, and taking on the Republican Establishment.
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Mr Hun Sen was made foreign minister in the new puppet government before he was even 30—picked out because, though uneducated, he was a quick study and always attentive to Vietnamese interests.
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However, it's the following line (Hit the Pres with a Cuban link on my neck/ Uneducated, but I got a million-dollar check like that) that underlies Lamar's own relationship with the president.
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I've played the right-wing, uneducated bore in a lot of my shows, and I don't want to do that bit this time because I've realized half the world is actually like that.
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I got a connection clear as crystal, and reached Mr. Christian's daughter, who gave me (in a lilting accent that to my uneducated ears sounded pure New Zealand) the biographical details I sought.
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Denmark, meanwhile, is a perfect example of a country trying to protect its national identity and welfare state while confronted with the poor, uneducated and often culturally distinct refugees pouring across its borders.
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The kinds of jobs taken by automatons will no longer be just repetitive tasks that were once — unfairly, it ought to be emphasized — associated with the supposed lower intelligence of the uneducated classes.
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How did the SS convince a mass of largely uneducated recruits who came from different places and didn't necessarily speak German to function as a cohesive unit, day after day, month after month?
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The result was uneducated investors picking companies the way high schoolers pick a class president, before learning the hard way from the dot-com collapse that they did not know enough about investing.
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This level of ignorance about the literal facts of nuclear weapons, together with his generally uneducated approach to policy, means it's very likely he also doesn't understand the strategic role of nuclear weapons.
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More skeptical readers and moviegoers detected something patronizing in a liberal white lawyer riding to the rescue of a poor, uneducated black man who was cast in the role of innocent, but passive, victim.
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In the series' first episode back, McCormack and Messing's title characters urge their right-wing pal Karen (Mullally) and "unemployed, uneducated angry white man" Jack (Hayes) to vote for Democratic party nominee Hillary Clinton.
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We will pray and we will work and we will plan until all of God's children, rich and poor, black and white, uneducated and educated, will have a right to the tree of life.
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"There's an alarmingly high addiction rate, a lot of people are uneducated, if you look at the stats for college dropouts, high school dropouts, at an all-time high," finance manager Cassandra Hudnall said.
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But because she also views them as actual opponents, rather than uneducated folks who only need to hear the right information (laced with jokes!) to see the light, she weirdly grants them more respect.
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Decades later, he would still remember the pallor of the anemic countryside jibaros -- poor and uneducated but revered for their close ties to the land -- who traveled to San Juan in their Sunday best.
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There's a jab from Will about undecided voters in Pennsylvania being uneducated, unemployed, angry white men, and another few quips at Jack for "not being a man" (again from Will) and being aggressively idiotic.
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And the presence of a smuggler named Don West (Bones' Ignacio Serricchio) signals that the screening process is far from perfect, and that humanity's self-destructive nature isn't limited to the poor and uneducated.
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An unidentified FBI employee described Trump voters as "uneducated" and "lazy POS" the day after the 2016 presidential election, according to the Justice Department watchdog&aposs bombshell report on the Hillary Clinton email investigation.
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A question then for open-borders-pushers on the right is, if national economies were so dependent on unskilled, uneducated manual workers, why isn't Mexico begging for the U.S. to enforce its immigration laws?
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The overwhelming majority of depictions of black people in film and literature over this country's history have been those of loud, aggressive, violent, and uneducated mongrels in need of discipline of the harshest variant.
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"Our people are uneducated and some people may be confused during the interviews and investigations," said Mohammed Rafee, a former administrator in the village of Kyauk Pan Du who has worked on the lists.
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The main demographic of disenchanted voters who supported Brexit in Britain and the election of Donald Trump in the United States are relatively uneducated people, middle-age or older, who live in rural areas.
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At the time of Louie's death, Fatima was twenty-six years old, responsible for six children under the age of ten, uneducated, illiterate, unaccustomed to so much as leaving the house on her own.
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Many people in the security community lambasted the government as stupid, uneducated, and evil, Stamos said, and the combative approach didn't do Apple any favors as it fought the government's order to unlock the iPhone.
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Though today I pity that uneducated mother, I recognize her treatment of me as the same vicious strain of hatefulness held in the hearts of the adults who screamed and spat at little Ruby Bridges.
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"The biggest problem, in my opinion, is that the parents are uneducated and cannot support their children [with the schoolwork]," said S. Kisho Kumar, who teaches English at another rural school three miles outside Haputale.
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But at the same time liberals were intensely worried about the uneducated masses with their habit of clinging on to irrational traditions, on the one hand, or demanding the redistribution of property, on the other.
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"I am a total believer that not 'everyone' is bad It is just the ones that are ignorant, afraid, uneducated, and insensitive that is affecting millions and millions of lives," Williams continued in her post.
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In the skit, Debra Messing and Eric McCormack defend Clinton while Megan Mullally plays an overzealous Trump fanatic and Sean Hayes sits on the fence as an "unemployed, uneducated angry white man," Entertainment Weekly reported.
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Film and TV actress Barbara Loden wrote and directed this affecting and insightful character study about an uneducated, passive woman from the coal-mining region of Pennsylvania, where the cinema verite-like film was shot.
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"Science isn't always an absolute truth some man taught us science too but you got it lol I'm good with my thoughts," he tweeted Uneducated if I'm being polite, complete moron if I'm being honest.
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So were all "the others" I am a total believer that not "everyone" is bad It is just the ones that are ignorant, afraid, uneducated, and insensitive that is affecting millions and millions of lives.
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While there isn't a necessary link, Jacoby emphasizes, between an uneducated or educated style of speaking and duplicity, she argues that Trump's crude rhetorical manner, wherein his sentences often go unfinished, regularly muddles his message.
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Many are uneducated and poor and they often receive false promises of salaries of about 20,000 taka ($9003) a month by middlemen and rarely get job contracts - although this is a legal requirement, OKUP said.
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We have our own disabled, our own homeless, our own sick and hungry, our own uneducated, our own slums and sharecroppers, our own problems, chief of all of which is to keep America for Americans.
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As translated by the English-language weekly newspaper the Moscow Times, the lyrics to "Baby Boy" tell the story of a young loser who gets involved in a protest movement because he's naïve and uneducated.
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His campaign notoriously tapped into the nationalist prejudices of uneducated white Americans; he brutally generalized Mexican immigrants as rapists and murderers, calling for the mass deportation of millions of immigrant families living in America today.
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He fears that if the country's children don't go to school, places like Bangui, the country's capital, and Boda could relapse into violence again when those children grow up uneducated and face few job prospects.
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In his state, there is a large cannabis industry but no requirement that dispensaries are to be staffed by trained personnel, and even physicians are largely uneducated in this area, he said in an email.
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We tend to have a host of reasons ready to justify our biases -- the mentally ill are dangerous, immigrants steal jobs, the LGBTQ community corrupts family values, Muslims are terrorists and rural whites are uneducated.
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In the rural parts of the country, there's "Ameristan," where the poor and uneducated live steeped in misinformation, hoarding ammunition for a war that will never come and crucifying those they deem to be heathens.
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"I sincerely apologize for my lapse of judgement, for being uneducated on the issues that affect every American at this crucial time in history and for causing such dismay and heartbreak to my fans," she wrote.
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The violence of rough-and-tumble fighting translates to barbarism in our own time, of backwoods brawling indicative of low-brow, uneducated, unsavory degeneratives that we, as a society, are glad to leave in our past.
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Dutton on Tuesday sparked outrage when he said an increase in the annual refugee intake would lead to an influx of uneducated foreigners who would steal jobs from Australian citizens and strain the social safety network.
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The GLAA said people addicted to drugs and alcohol were particularly vulnerable to exploitation, as well as the poor homeless, or uneducated, with abuse rife in nail bars, building sites, factories, farms and hand car washes.
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Aid agencies are starting to provide mobile education in the remote cattle camps amid fears that South's Sudan's latest civil war is creating another "lost generation" of uneducated adults and country risks becoming a failed state.
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The establishment of a public school system was a part of this understanding — without public education, civic education would be reserved for the wealthy, and the uneducated masses would be subject to the whims of tyrants.
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This guy is part of prison's lost generation—an uneducated have-not who's languished for ten years watching TV, bangin' with his homies, blowing bud in the yard, and making a few pit stops in solitary.
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Nevertheless, right-wing groups use the numbers to hype the threat of girls getting cut in the US, while FGM apologists dismiss the numbers as inflated, saying the practice is a problem exclusive to poor, uneducated immigrants.
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His friend Emin added: "They'll take all the university graduates and dump the uneducated on us," referring to the EU's pledge to accept one Syrian refugee from a camp in Turkey for every Syrian returned from Greece.
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In the film, Phiona is introduced to chess through charity worker Robert Katende, played by Oyelowo, who encourages Katwe uneducated children to play the strategy game, likening it to their inherent survival instincts learned in the slums.
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"It was a satirical sketch of an uneducated, racist, homophobic, misogynist, sexist, ableist and intolerant person," the statement said, adding the group wasn't trying to make excuses, but giving context to the comments made in the video.
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One of the bills passed by the Council is intended to ease the financial hardship of drivers for Uber, Lyft and other similar companies in a saturated market, where jobs for uneducated workers are hardly in abundance.
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But the art establishment was reluctant to make room for an uneducated, black, self-taught artist from rural Alabama in its canon of 20th-century masters and resisted rewarding Dial's work with the critical attention it deserved.
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According to those same exit polls trotted out to blame the "uneducated," 49 percent of whites with degrees picked Mr. Trump, while 45 percent picked Hillary Clinton (among them, support for Mr. Trump was stronger among men).
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And in a day so accustomed to believing that one needs credentials for everything in order to do anything, we are confronted with a woman who was not only poor and oppressed, but illiterate and (formally) uneducated.
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"We want to explain that the law is not anti-Muslim and we want to expose that those who are leading the protests against the law are misleading innocent, uneducated Muslims," said BJP spokesman Gopal Krishna Agarwal.
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I knew this was something at the time I thought, uneducated as I was really about the nature of abuse, at the time that really rocked me and I found that astonishing, and it explains so many things.
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Some in the settler community say Shin Bet has exaggerated the risk posed by a few dozen uneducated youths, and they fear that liberal and secular forces in Israel will exploit the Duma episode to discredit the settlers.
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But his simplistic, uneducated view of gun control offers little to the complicated conversation around guns in America, and his softball questions to Rubio, which demonstrate a shallow understanding of the problems at hand, are a wasted opportunity.
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Mehbooba Mufti, the chief minister of the state of Jammu and Kashmir, said Friday that separatist leaders had ordered schools to be burned because they "want a generation of uneducated youth who can pelt stones" at the police.
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India's surrogacy industry has come under attack from women's rights groups who say such clinics are "baby factories" for the rich, and lack of regulation results in poor and uneducated women signing contracts they do not fully understand.
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The characters on the periphery — the black transgender woman, the voodoo priestess, the troubled, uneducated young man who is the murder victim — might drive the story this time, emerging as something more than the sum of their quirks.
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" And he reportedly said on a conservative podcast, "Let me tell you why blacks sell drugs and involve themselves in criminal behavior instead of a more socially acceptable lifestyle — because they're uneducated, they're lazy, and they're morally bankrupt.
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Edward Glaeser and Matthew Resseger of Harvard University argue that higher pay in skilled cities is not merely a matter of sorting educated and uneducated people into different locations; rather, cities facilitate learning and boost the productivity of entrepreneurs.
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But if you go back to her roots, back to her beginning, [as an] absolutely dirt poor, uneducated Texas child... It really is quite astonishing what she managed, and the tragedy that she carried with her her whole life.
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Afghanistan's national security forces, comprising primarily soldiers and national policemen, number about 320,000, often young and uneducated men who were drawn in by the dearth of other jobs and the difficulty of imagining a life that doesn't involve fighting.
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What Hecht remembers best about his uneducated parents is that they purchased, as a bar-mitzvah present, four crates packed with the works of Shakespeare, Dickens, and Twain—the home-library sets that were once so popular in America.
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New agencies were springing up all the time and recruiting potential mothers into their programs with the promise of making more money than these typically poor and uneducated women would normally have the chance to earn in many years.
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Deemed uneducated and impoverished sharecroppers, these men were lured by free medical examinations, hot meals, free treatment for minor injuries, rides to and from the hospital, and guaranteed burial stipends (up to $21786) to be paid to their survivors.
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By using the kind of humble means – brush, paper, and colored water — that the villagers, who live without access to modern conveniences, would be familiar with, however educated or uneducated they might be, Ji aligns himself with his subjects.
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"People ignore what's going on because these fishermen, they're poor, they're uneducated," he said, Migrant fishermen told the Thomson Reuters Foundation they were routinely abused by employers, including being punched, forced to drink dirty water and subjected to racist slurs.
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One said that Trump supporters, not deplorables, but they&aposre all poor to middle class, uneducated, lazy POS, look it up if you don&apost know what it means, that think you will magically grant them jobs for doing nothing.
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" In an open letter published by The Wrap, the singer apologized to the LGBT community "for being uneducated on the issues that affect every American at this crucial time in history and for causing such dismay and heartbreak to my fans.
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Now it may be true that many of us are indeed financially uneducated, but no one should be naive enough to think the government and its so-called experts can do the job better or without questionable personal and political motives.
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There's a big movement down here to really to hang onto the French here because a few generations go they were told that it meant that you were uneducated if you spoke French, and that you were going to remain poor.
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In hindsight, rather than getting angry, I could've patiently explained to this uneducated woman why her action was a micro-aggression and an invasion of my bodily autonomy, and by touching my hair she was reinforcing centuries of racist behavior.
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A common belief among locals is that the scheme attracts too many poor and uneducated mainland women who will marry any Hong Konger, including blue-collar workers shunned by many native-born women, just to claim welfare in the city.
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In general, American SF has assumed a permanent hierarchy of superiors and inferiors, with rich, ambitious, aggressive males at the top, then a great gap, and then at the bottom the poor, the uneducated, the faceless masses, and all the women.
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Dr. Howell and ProPublica both pointed to a 2016 analysis that found that black college-educated mothers who gave birth in New York City hospitals were more likely to suffer severe complications during pregnancy and childbirth than uneducated white women.
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Franchisees get caps and shirts with distinctive blue raindrops, and street theater troupes help uneducated people make the connection between dirty water and diarrhea, which sickens millions of children every day and, when chronic, can leave them mentally and physically stunted.
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Now, thanks to DACA, taxpayers spend hundreds of millions annually to reunite the (mostly) uneducated minors with their (mostly) illegal alien parents in the U.S. That's money that should have gone to support schools, hospitals, and job-training for American youth.
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"Now we can see that a sales girl has become prime minister and some other street activist and uneducated person has also become a member of the government," Mr. Helme said, according to a translation from Finland's state broadcaster YLE.
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More important, as insightful as Aristotle is, it's hard to take advice from someone who excluded from his purview women, slaves, the short, the unattractive, the uneducated, the working class — essentially, anyone falling outside the ideal of ancient Athenian nobility.
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The 0003-year-old, who started farming in the heart of the Nigerian capital Abuja in 2015 and uses shipping containers, said she wanted to support those who did not conform to the stereotype of the poor, uneducated subsistence farmer.
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He received a law degree from the University of Georgia, set up a practice in Telfair County, lost a couple elections for the State Assembly, and eventually was named agricultural commissioner of the state, where he started to appeal to uneducated farmers.
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In practice, neighbouring Bangladesh, from which they are said to have migrated, will not accept them, since in most cases there is no evidence that they are anything other than Indians too poor and uneducated to navigate the complex bureaucracy of citizenship.
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Pride is one of the sins that we all have to work on, but the pride of these experts, being shown up by a guy that they thought he so unsophisticated, he&aposs so uneducated as we are, he&aposs plenty well educated.
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Even though he said, "I came in [at Medley's party] and whatever I said and whatever I did, I think it was uncalled for and unnecessary," he soon got super defensive and said Frankel had also said uneducated things in her time.
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In addition to being a trailblazing human rights advocate, she's a woman, an immigrant, "uneducated" by Silicon Valley standards and a first-time tech founder that was able to walk into a meeting with John Doerr and walk out with a term sheet.
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"I was 17 years old when my parents forced an uneducated man on me... It was my wish since I was a child to become something, to be able to stand on my own two feet, to do something for myself," she said.
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His best-known play, "Wrong Turn at Lungfish," written with Lowell Ganz, was a bittersweet hospital-room comedy about a dying, sightless and cantankerous old intellectual, a perky, uneducated young woman who volunteers to read to him, and her lunkhead of a boyfriend.
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It will gut the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and return us to the Wild West days of the early 2000s where predatory lenders could prey on the elderly and the uneducated, knowing that there was no sheriff in town to stop 'em.
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When it became clear by the early 2000s that it could not win, Khartoum, Sudan's capital, appealed to the court of world opinion, trying to persuade Western powers that the south was too poor, too uneducated and too divided to govern itself.
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" The prosecutor asked, "Which is worse: a poor, uneducated young man who sells drugs because he sees no other opportunity, or a multimillionaire executive, at the pinnacle of his power, who decides to subject his workers to a daily game of Russian roulette?
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By placing blame on historical colonialism and governments, this dominant narrative removes some of the responsibility from the individuals who perpetrated the violence on the ground — especially the uneducated farmers who claim they were acting out of fear or were following orders.
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Like Palante, Cripure is a renegade from the Sorbonne, a man of broken friendships and a failed marriage, sharing his bed with an uneducated housekeeper, the affectionate, saintly Maïa, who dispenses level-headed wisdom inflected with Gallo, the local dialect of eastern Brittany.
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These people sound like a private club of uneducated, inexperienced tycoons who will drink their whiskey, smoke their cigars, pat one another on the back for being important and try to enact bad laws that will harm tens of millions of citizens.
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Although the men she interviewed were generally uneducated and from low socio-economic backgrounds, she stresses that this status does not correlate with violent behavior against women and that people from privileged backgrounds may have the wealth and means to evade justice.
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In India or Pakistan, for instance, a woman who is poor and uneducated, and who lacks the mobility or connections that would allow her to leave her community, may fear that revealing she has been raped or assaulted could harm her marriage prospects.
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I sat down with Cimarusti outside his new seafood shop to talk about why he refuses to sell farmed fish, uneducated seafood-based cultural appropriation in restaurants, sustainable fish in food deserts, and most importantly, why he is hopeful for the future of tuna.
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"We fully expect a positive answer of the Monsanto board of directors," Baumann told reporters on a conference call, describing criticism from some investors as "an uneducated reaction in the media" when deal terms were not yet known, and driven by an element of surprise.
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For months, Trump's "Make America Great Again" slogan has been not just the heart of his campaign, but also the reflection of the wounded pride of his followers: in the Rust Belt, in Appalachia, among uneducated white men who feel "ripped off" by the world.
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I used to think Congress and Washington were broken, but this electoral season reveals broader and deeper dysfunctions: the intractability of the two-party system, the dubious role of the media, and the polarized, crass, uncivil, uneducated, sensationalist, shallow and self-absorbed national culture.
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The Broadway star released a statement on the conflict Saturday, saying, "I sincerely apologize for my lapse of judgement, for being uneducated on the issues that affect every American at this crucial time in history and for causing such dismay and heartbreak to my fans."
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So when he was asked about the Trump era and how we got here during Vulture's sprawling interview, filled with name-drops and anecdotes galore, Jones blamed it on "uneducated rednecks" and that "crazy motherfucker" Trump before dropping the unexpected revelation about the president's daughter.
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For example, look at this message from one unnamed agent, quote: Trump supporters -- by the way, that&aposs you -- are all poor to middle class, uneducated, lazy, POS, we know what that is, that think he will magically grant them jobs for doing nothing.
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Not all healthcare providers who refuse care to transgender people do so on the basis of religious or moral conviction—many say they simply feel uneducated on the subject, and are afraid of doing harm by providing care in which they have little expertise.
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Some of the segments of our society who are most easily led astray are those with the poorest general education, which makes me wonder if those seeking political advantage are happy to maintain the status quo in order that the uneducated might be easily manipulated.
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"They are quick to turn around and call twenty-year-old students the N-word, and monkeys, and illiterate uneducated toddlers, and tell us to go back to Africa where we came from, and that Martin Luther King would be ashamed of us," she says.
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But many borrowers, despite studying hard to earn a degree, are uneducated about the type of loan they have, how long it will take to repay, what their monthly payment is likely to be and other important details, according to research from Prudential Financial.
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Since the authors of the paper were able to use more updated data on the propensities of black and white, educated and uneducated, and wealthy and middle-class voters to cast ballots, they foresaw an electorate that was whiter and less educated than others were expecting.
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"Most of the folks in the movement are young and we're black so they assume we're uneducated and uninformed and we're just angry and in the streets," says Johnetta Elzie, a leader in the BLM movement and Campaign Zero, another organization formed to fight police brutality.
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"I sincerely apologize for my lapse of judgment, for being uneducated on the issues that affect every American at this crucial time in history and for causing such dismay and heartbreak to my fans," Holliday said in the letter, which was released to Reuters by her representatives.
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Those who did, such as Tamba Sam or Emmanuel Boyah, who helped lead the International Rescue Committee's Ebola response in the countries they called home, quickly found out that people -- many of them poor and uneducated -- were eager for information and ready to change their practices.
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Ever since, the poem has expressed an ideal of America as a haven for the poor and uneducated, people who, through schooling, English classes, and job training, would individuate themselves from the "huddled masses" with whom they'd arrived, to become proud citizens of the United States.
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Yahyaoui is applying what she's learned building a government-fighting NGO to the startup world, and with the support of top-tier investors, she's well on her way to proving an "uneducated" immigrant woman of color can write a Silicon Valley success story for the masses.
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Cora Harrington, author of In Intimate Detail: How to Choose, Wear, and Love Lingerie and founder of the Lingerie Addict blog, said that because consumers tend to be uneducated about lingerie generally, their perceptions about how inclusive a particular brand or product is may be skewed.
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Between the lines: The main voting cohorts who chose Leave — including uneducated white and British-born voters who grew up before Britain joined the EU — all are shrinking in size, while their Remain-leaning counterparts are growing, according to an analysis by the London School of Economics.
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In many European countries, now including Germany, these parties have succeeded in part by attracting groups that have historically supported the center-left, like workers and the uneducated, by forthrightly addressing the economic fears generated by globalization as well as those generated by social and cultural change.
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In a world where public monuments served as a visual complement to the oral history of a mostly-uneducated public, the message of "damnatio memoriae" was clear: do well by the Senate and people of Rome in life, or risk the tarnishing of your legacy in death.
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Under Bashir's rule, he capitalized on Sudan's vast pool of poor, uneducated nomads like himself, some of them still children, to build the RSF into a massive mercenary army — ready to fight anyone's battles for a fee, said Magdi el-Gizouli, a fellow at Nairobi's Rift Valley Institute.
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"I want to educate people — the difference is HUGE and by changing this stigma I KNOW that I can help a lot of people who think that losing fat IS by starving themselves as all these uneducated comments suggest — which is so far from the truth!" she says.
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In the frenzy to buy into dapps, the worry is that uneducated investors may also easily be swayed to fund projects on hype alone, without stopping to consider their feasibility—and thus, overly optimistic parties are able to raise large amounts of capital for projects that may never materialize.
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"Those who think the Kuk is a club for uneducated but rich tribespeople should first have an understanding of the history of the New Territories before they make criticisms," Kingsley Sit, director of the Heung Yee Kuk Research Centre, told the South China Morning Post newspaper last month.
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Benoîte Groult, who became a leading French feminist and writer in the second half of her life, drawing wide attention with a sexually daring novel that explored an unlikely love affair between a Parisian intellectual and an uneducated Breton fisherman, died on Monday in Hyères, in southeastern France.
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But … I had a few nerdy money guy rules that we discussed to ensure this mortgage was obliterated in less than five years: 15-year mortgage In our first house together, I had made a lot of uneducated first-time homebuyer mistakes that I didn't want to repeat.
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Witnesses presented testimony about economies: educating these children cost the state money, particularly because they needed special English-language instruction, but not educating these children would be costly, too, in the long term, when they became legal residents but, uneducated, would be able to contribute very little to the tax base.
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With Mariana Alfaro The novel coronavirus does not care whether you're rich or poor, white or black, man or woman, straight or gay, Republican or Democrat, young or old, famous like Tom Hanks or infamous like Harvey Weinstein, documented or undocumented, educated or uneducated, royal or commoner – or anything else.
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Stories dispelling the persistent notion that bigotry is the sole province of "uneducated" people in derided "flyover" states are right before our eyes: A white man caught on camera assaulting a black man at a white-supremacist rally last August in Charlottesville, Va., was recently identified as a California engineer.
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In the last Gilded Age—when powerful robber barons controlled our economy, merging their holdings into ever larger monopolies; when working people struggled to stay housed and fed, and children were uneducated and destined to their own lives of toil—we reaffirmed the commitment made to us in the Constitution.
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It's a convenient assumption that Trump's brand of bigotry primarily appealed to uneducated whites living in racially segregated rural areas -- swaths of post-industrial sections of the Midwest that became casualties of the shift from smokestack and factory labor to a globalized economy that values highly educated engineers more than steel workers.
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" In his 1868 book Hints on Household Taste, architect and designer Charles Eastlake wrote: "The quasi-fidelity with which the forms of a rose, or a bunch of ribbons, or a ruined castle, can be reproduced on carpets, crockery and wallpapers will always possess a certain kind of charm for the uneducated eye.
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" But a statement by the Alternative for Germany, a right-wing party that has gained ground politically this year with its hard-line anti-immigrant stance, quickly tied the train attack to Ms. Merkel's "welcoming policies," which, the party said, "had brought too many young, uneducated and radical Muslim men to Germany.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat Joe Biden faces an uncertain path The Memo: Trump pushes back amid signs of economic slowdown MORE or a politically uneducated or dishonest group of Americans who think that, this time, socialism will work.
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By forcing blue-state liberal types to reckon with a demographic they had long dismissed as a punch line — low-income, uneducated whites in economically depleted regions — he awakened them to the fact that the groovy progressive social values they had assumed were a national fait accompli were actually only half the story.
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Annette B. Clawson Lakewood, Ohio Alternative Facts Elizabeth Kolbert makes passing mention of demographics in her article on conspiracy theories, noting that, according to the research of Joseph E. Uscinski and Joseph M. Parent, the poor and the uneducated tend to be more inclined toward conspiratorial thinking ("That's What You Think," April 22nd).
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" In 19683, the Times reported that a protest of the A.K.P. by hundreds of thousands of Turkish secularists was motivated in part by a "fear" of the life styles of their more religious compatriots—by "snobbish" complaints that "religious Turks were uneducated and poor" and that "their pesky prayer rugs got underfoot in hospital halls.
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AIDS is still out here real heavily, and it's affecting the black community much more than it's affecting any other community due to ignorance and uneducated people… I'm going to put a good message out there—something I want somebody to tell my daughters and my sons… I want my people to educate themselves and be careful out here.
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It recreates the very division that liberals, in their salad days, set out to destroy—though this time the people at the top are a global elite of educated citizens, wearing their MBAs like modern coats of arms, and the people at the bottom are the uneducated masses, condemned to spend their lives on the receiving end of orders.
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It would dishonour the wishes of 221m of us stupid, brainless, moronic, uneducated, gormless halfwits, who want our government back, who want to control our own borders, make our own laws, spend our own money, and who do not wish to be ruled by France and Germany and their back-scratching bureaucrats, manipulating a hopeless crony capitalism.
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Bloomberg won in New York City with an electoral coalition of, more or less, all the different kinds of white people—wealthy, liberal, educated, uneducated, conservative—which is unlikely to be enough to propel him to victory in a general election in which, for the first time in his career, he would be running against a Republican.
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In both talks, he largely discussed themes from "Coming Apart," in which he argued that American society was increasingly split into a cognitive elite, which lived separately from other Americans, had its own distinct cultural tastes, and intermarried, and an uneducated white lower class in which the values of marriage, religion, industriousness and honesty were in dangerous decline.
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Many within the alt-right appear to be uneducated bigots and racists, but below their bizarre edgy meme exterior lies a few well-read individuals like Nick, who gather together the masses of prejudiced people and feed them propaganda that gives them an intellectual basis for their prejudice, so they can feel like their ugliest impulses are actually correct and moral.
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Although, in this political climate, with low funding for health services—the head of the NSPCC says even when children are referred there is a "slim chance they'll receive treatment"—as awareness grows, more cases will need to attended to, which means services will be even more stretched, which means more children will be left to their own irrational, dark, uneducated devices.
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Hence, even after his first major work, a collection of pastoral poems called the Eclogues, gained him an entrée into Roman literary circles, Virgil must have seemed—and perhaps felt—something of an outsider: a reserved country fellow with (as his friend the poet Horace teased him) a hick's haircut, who spoke so haltingly that he could seem downright uneducated.
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If you look at the statistics, a rich, educated black woman still has four times the risk of dying than a rich, educated white woman, and some of the new data that's going to come out is going to show that a rich, educated black woman still has a much higher risk of dying than a poor, uneducated white woman.
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When you only consider what the world looked during our lifetime, it is easy to make the mistake of thinking of the world as relatively static — the rich, healthy, and educated parts of the world here and the poor, uneducated, sick regions there — and to falsely conclude that it always was like that and that it will always will be like that.
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Barely 72 hours after the Bolsheviks had seized power, for example, and just as the civil war that would divide Russia for the next half decade began to crystallize, Reed devotes several paragraphs to an ill-tempered conversation between an uneducated member of the Red Guards and a supercilious counterrevolutionary student, which took place by the door of a provincial railway station.
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In the semi-NSFW, nearly 10-minute clip, McCormack and Messing's title characters name-check Fifty Shades of Grey, Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie's split, Hamilton and Ryan Lochte's Dancing with the Stars protest before schooling their right-wing pal Karen (Mullally), who pals around with Republican candidate Donald Trump, and undecided, "unemployed, uneducated angry white man" Jack (Hayes) on the merits of Democratic party nominee Hillary Clinton.
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The auction house also posted a YouTube interview with the phone's owner, where he notes that Hitler used the phone "as a cellphone," taking it with him wherever he went:Bill Panagopulos, owner of Alexander Historical Auctions, says they tend not to attract neo-Nazis trying to buy Nazi memorabilia, because "they're simply too uneducated to understand it," and they tend to want "their own symbols" rather than historical Nazi gear.
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"Trump's capture of the GOP as a cult of personality — which I had thought not possible — goes right down to the local level, and so my guess is that many of these voters were not trying to send a message (as some of us Never-Trumpers were trying to do) but rather finding themselves defined out of the Trump base, which is increasingly white, male, and uneducated," he said.
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Perhaps the liveliest of the whole bunch is an absolutely wonderful online publication called The Bitter Southerner, an irreverent Atlanta-based site that truly covers the cultural waterfront, celebrating the lunacy of genuine homegrown geniuses, lifting up the unsung heroes of the region, and peeking behind the veil of great cultural institutions, and all while holding power to account in a part of the world where power has too often lost its uneducated mind.
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After more than 30 years interviewing and profiling CEOs and world-changing entrepreneurs, I've learned that the leaders who best attract followers do four important things with their storytelling: Starbucks' Howard Schultz has spread his personal story — he's the son of an uneducated WWII vet who got fired and left without health-care coverage after an accident — to build a winning corporate culture, drive his policy to provide health care for all employees, and shape his own successful leadership.
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