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Myanmar Facebook users reported posts containing the word ‘kalar’, traditionally used to refer to people of east Indian origin, are being censored by the company.
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Clearly, in this and many other passages, the word “earth” is used figuratively to refer to people. —Psalm 96:13.
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We use the word “cracker” to refer to people who justify occupying a country by claiming that they are liberating it.
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The Commission considers that the authors of the Treaties used the word peoples throughout to refer to the people holding the nationality of a Member State, namely the citizens of the Union.
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In Argentina, the word Hindú is used to refer to people from India, and hence also used as an adjective to refer to food, dress, etc., from India or of the people of India.
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The word “kalar” is derogatory term, typically used to refer to people of east Indian origin in a racist manner.
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� Muti is a word used in Southern Africa to refer to magic that enables people to gain power or wealth.
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� The word “pygmy” is generally used to refer to the traditionally forest dwelling peoples of central African countries.
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The word “pygmy” is generally used to refer to the traditionally forest dwelling peoples of central African countries
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“Oaxaco” is a pejorative word used by people in the north to refer to people from the country's south (not necessarily from Oaxaca) and the center. A large number of these people are ethnically close to the Native Americans, consisting of many differing tribes with a wide variety of dialects.
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Tim Maddog at Taiwan Matters discusses the use of the word “mainland” by people in Taiwan to refer to China.
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Why do people now use the word “humanism” to refer to a worldview that rejects God?
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That is, different people may use different words to refer to the same category of things.
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In modern Turkish, the derived word "Tanrı" is used as the generic word for "god", or for the Abrahamic God, and is used today by Turkish people to refer to any god.
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"But in these statements, the word ""us"" refers to the three people A,B,C-not to j ust A and B ."
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Although the etymology of the word is still debated, it is traditionally used to refer to people of east Indian origin or as an adjective meaning “Indian” in general.
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* In this chapter, notice how the Prophet Joseph Smith uses the word Zion to refer to specific places and to the Lord’s people.
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The scriptures sometimes use the word harvest figuratively to refer to bringing people into the Church, which is the kingdom of God on the earth, or to a time of judgment, such as the Second Coming of Jesus Christ.
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The word Zion is often used in this way to refer to the Lord’s people or to the Church and its stakes (see D&C 82:14).
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Elizabeth Myrian Fernandes, another memberr of MAC who usually participates in the radio programme which they broadcast on Sundays, also feels that she is planting a seed, above all with the djumbais (a Creole word used to refer to a meeting where people can express themselves freely and without any restrictions) which they carry out in the interior of the country with Guinean youth. “What is political transition?”
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The word is often used to refer to preconceived, usually unfavorable, judgments toward people or a person because of gender, political opinion, social class, age, disability, religion, sexuality, race/ethnicity, language, nationality, or other personal characteristics.
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Instead of just using the word ‘car’ as ordinary people do, we want to know what the word really refers to.
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The word is also used by some groups of young people to refer to someone who is viewed as undesirable, badly dressed, unpleasant; someone who falls outside of what is considered to be the "correct" style.
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It is quite fitting then that Kyrgyz and Kazakh people also use the word tokol, or tokal as an adjective to refer to cattle that cannot grow horns.
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“I am particularly fascinated with the simple words we use to refer to people in the everyday of our lives.
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