segregation
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They also noted growing "segregation" during this time, meaning that different brain regions begin to operate in more distinct and specialized ways.
From Science Daily
But Lord Mann argued segregation of the fans would have been an "easier, better" solution.
From BBC
Created in the mid-1960s, the office investigates complaints about a range of issues, such as school segregation, unfair discipline practices and whether students with disabilities or English learners are receiving the services they’re entitled to.
From Los Angeles Times
Take the effort to outlaw racial segregation in public schools that culminated in the Supreme Court’s landmark Brown v.
From Salon
In building the case, Martin prompted the AI to study Boston, its school system’s history of segregation, plus details on real schools’ test scores and reputations.
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