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Article: Racism 'deeply ingrained' in Britain.
The Birmingham Post (England);  April 2, 2001 ;     465 words ...Byline: Laura Elston Racism is 'deeply ingrained' in British society with one third of black and Asian ... statute book since 1976, yet we still see evidence of deeply ingrained patterns of discrimination across society. 'It is shocking ...

Article: Murrayfield hatred deeply ingrained in Wood
The Scotsman;  March 14, 2009 ;     700+ words ...Former Ireland captain smarts at pain of 2001 loss IT IS unlikely there will be anyone inside Murrayfield this evening who dislikes the stadium more than the BBC commentator Keith Wood. Wood makes no bones about it; he "hates the place". But his media punditry role and position as an RBS Six

Article: BIAS AGAINST WOMEN DEEPLY INGRAINED.(NEWS)
The Cincinnati Post (Cincinnati, OH);  September 20, 2000 ;     700+ words ...Eighty million unwanted pregnancies and 20 million unsafe abortions. Millions of beatings and rapes. Infanticides and so-called ''honor'' killings. This is what the world's women still endure each year, despite major changes to their lot at the end of the 20th century, according to a U.N. report

Article: Ignorance and Venom: The Media's Deeply Ingrained ...
National NOW Times;  April 1, 2008 ;     700+ words ...For more than a year, NOW Foundation has been inundated with emails and calls from people incensed by the heightened sexism in the media these days. When Nancy Pelosi became the first woman Speaker of the House, she was subjected to gender-based jeers and endless comments about her clothes. No

Article: Can they ever stop the spin? The Government is heralding a new ...
The Evening Standard (London, England);  July 30, 2003 ;     700+ words ...Byline: ANNE MCELVOY I DISTRUST nothing more in politicians than a sudden outbreak of flawless unanimity. In the past week, ministers have lumbered like a herd of single-minded elephants to berate the decline of trust. Not just trust in them, of course - although the dizzying drop in the

Article: UW-Madison aims to water down drinking; Such initiatives as ...
Star Tribune (Minneapolis, MN);  November 17, 1997 ;     700+ words ...Just a few blocks separate the wild extremes of night life at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Five students played Monopoly Friday at a dormitory priding itself on intellectual pursuits. The air at Chadbourne Hall had no smoke - just the sounds of an accordion. A couple of blocks away, a

Article: To the last drop: private sector expertise can provide a solution ...
MEED Middle East Economic Digest;  August 27, 2004 ;     700+ words ...The first step down the road to privatisation is often the hardest, the point at which the temptation to turn back is the strongest. When it comes to essential utilities such as power and water, the potential consequences of taking a wrong turn are huge. If a privatised transport network fails,