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When minority individuals are prejudged on the basis of their names, it is because those names do not conform.
www.nytimes.com To make the comments he made, prejudging the case and throwing fat on the flames, is disgraceful.
www.dailymail.co.uk In the name of reason and without prejudging responsibility for, and detail about, events, obvious facts need to be made clear.
links.org.au I think the community here, these people, are really prejudging her.
www.ktvb.com But the truth of the matter is that we're prejudging them, because we really don't know.
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