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inclusion

[in-kloo-zhuhn] / ɪnˈklu ʒən /




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Among its recommendation, the postmortem called on the party to develop “a more welcoming brand of conservatism” and suggested an extensive set of “inclusion” proposals for minority groups, including Latinos, Asians and African Americans.

From Los Angeles Times

Pace bowler Josh Tongue, who has never played a white-ball international for England, is rewarded for his Ashes performances with inclusion in the World Cup squad.

From BBC

The episode’s head writer Cesar Mazariegos told Rolling Stone the band’s inclusion was a “tip of the hat” to the show’s sizable Latin American fandom, specifically its Mexican and Mexican American fans.

From Los Angeles Times

Formulated in part expressly to serve the underserved, public media stands for diversity, inclusion and equality, which, I am here to tell you, are good things.

From Los Angeles Times

“While certain end users maintain ... that paper mills are able to process and recycle cartons,” some of them “have also shared concerns ... that the inclusion of cartons ... may result in rejection,” wrote Nettz.

From Los Angeles Times