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ethnicity
noun as in ethnic background
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Most European states were created out of a prior sense of a common ethnicity or language.
The study found that while Democrats were largely consistent in their opposition to these immigration policies, Republican sentiment varied more, especially by age, gender and ethnicity.
He said the ethnicities of suspects varied and are "reflective of the diversity we see in the city".
Think of the Irish in the 19th century, Italians in the early 20th, or multiple Asian ethnicities today.
It is difficult to establish the exact size of the UK's Kurdish population - official records tend to log nationality rather than ethnicity.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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