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Meanings of egalitarian society in English

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Usage of egalitarian society in English
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I offhand consider our communities as egalitarian , part of a larger egalitarian society.
Humanistic Nursing
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Chances are many of your peers share the same hope of an egalitarian society.
Feminist dot com
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From Prague to Paris, from Chicago to Derry, people demanded a more egalitarian society.
The Irish Times
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Such an initiative could be treated as payment on account towards a more egalitarian society.
The Irish Times
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Ireland is the very antithesis of Sweden's egalitarian society.
The Irish Times
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Edenism was supposed to be a completely egalitarian society.
The Reality Dysfunction
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What happens in a modern, relatively egalitarian society?
The Red Queen
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How can we develop a more egalitarian society?
The Irish Times
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Does this language and tone fit in with our desire and need for a more egalitarian society?
The Irish Times
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This is a stubbornly egalitarian society.
The Guardian
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We like to describe ourselves as an egalitarian society, where fairness and equal access to opportunities are unshakeable social norms.
Radio NZ
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By 1840, Paraguay had emerged as "the most egalitarian society yet known in the Western Hemisphere", Burns says.
The South African
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And while shortfalls and failings exist in the provision of services, significant advances have been made and a more egalitarian society beckons.
The Irish Times
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A woman friend of Karl Marx once observed that she could not imagine the author of Capital living in a truly egalitarian society.
The Irish Times
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If America became a truly egalitarian society, would rap would become less relevant -after all, it has traditionally been a music of the marginalised?
The Guardian
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Again, the Chathams and the atolls had the simplest, most egalitarian societies.
Guns, germs, and steel: the fates of human societies
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