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Meanings of indigenous groups in English

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Usage of indigenous groups in English
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Environmentalists and indigenous groups have launched repeated legal challenges against the project.
Reuters
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Overall, indigenous groups make up about 5 percent of the local population.
Reuters
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Ten indigenous groups inhabit the basin, along with several tribes in voluntary isolation.
The Guardian
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Nonetheless, anti-racism activists and indigenous groups have greeted the news as a victory.
The Guardian
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It is a similar story for beggars and itinerant indigenous groups.
The Guardian
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The federation is demanding more seats for indigenous groups in parliament.
Reuters
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But the potential law change has alarmed some indigenous groups.
News.com.au
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For 20 years indigenous groups, rural communities and environmentalists have fought against the construction.
The Guardian
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Australia's indigenous groups have eaten insects for protein for generations.
Reuters
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It also wanted a committee formed comprising New Caledonia's key institutions, including the indigenous groups.
Radio NZ
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The words used on the coin are a combination of phrases from different indigenous groups.
News.com.au
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She said some of the factors causing the disparity were common to all indigenous groups.
Radio NZ
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Endangered species are under increased pressure and indigenous groups are losing their land and traditions.
The Guardian
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As armed criminal gangs battle each other, indigenous groups are often caught in the middle.
Reuters
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Most inhabitants of the town are members of indigenous groups hard hit by Colombia's war.
Reuters
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Ayahuasca is a hallucinogenic brew traditionally used by Northwestern Amazonian indigenous groups for therapeutic purposes.
Pubmed
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Indigenous groups across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common