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plurality

[ploo-ral-i-tee] / plʊˈræl ɪ ti /


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Supporting a plurality of religious beliefs, along with the freedom to hold none at all, was part of the brilliant enlightenment they wrote into the Constitution.

From Salon

With Latinos comprising a plurality of California’s population, the absence of a leading candidate of color reflects broader institutional shortcomings rather than problems created by an open field.

From Los Angeles Times

Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy said she had launched the probe over concerns the deal could affect the "plurality of views" in the UK media.

From BBC

A plurality of the faithful are immigrants and the overwhelming majority are Latino.

From Los Angeles Times

A plurality believe that agents should be making targeted arrests, not engaging in random street sweeps.

From The Wall Street Journal