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Meanings of racially motivated in English

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Usage of racially motivated in English
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In it, Tarrant admitted that his actions were terrorism and racially motivated.
News.com.au
2
But it's not our belief that this was a racially motivated crime.
Ebony
3
Is it a drug-related crime, or one that has been racially motivated?
The Irish Times
4
But Bondi has previously denied the policy amounts to racially motivated disenfranchisement.
Reuters
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During these years, there was one racially motivated bombing every twenty days.
The Black Experience in America
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Their cousin, Paul, received a 23-year sentence for a racially motivated killing.
The Guardian
7
There was no evidence of a racially motivated hate crime, they added.
Reuters
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Attorney Peter Sartes is representing Yuoh and said the incident was racially motivated.
Ebony
9
And Mr Waqa says much of the criticism is racially motivated.
Radio NZ
10
I'm not fearing deportation, the loss of my healthcare, a racially motivated arrest.
The Guardian
11
There is no data which suggests these killings are racially motivated.
The South African
12
The gunman was sentenced to death for the racially motivated attack.
Radio NZ
13
If it does, then surely the argument for attacks being racially motivated falls flat.
The South African
14
Whites were particularly upset by racially motivated acts of violence.
The Black Experience in America
15
The figures show a similar rise in the number of racially motivated hate crimes.
BBC
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The city's refugee community believes the killing was racially motivated.
The Irish Times
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