Синонимы
Examples for "caucasoid"
Examples for "caucasoid"
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Most enduring division of humanity into 3 broad groupings: Mongoloid, Negroid, Caucasoid.
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There is evidence that those mysterious first Americans were a Caucasoid people.
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Pale skin and fair hair straight down to the roots suggested Caucasoid.
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But this guy looks like a page from the Caucasoid picture book.
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Every feature and measurement placed the skull squarely in the Caucasoid category.
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Conclusions: Erectile dysfunction was associated with physical inactivity, mainly in Europid males, irrespective of diabetes status.
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Prevalence data on hyperinsulinaemia and obesity from urbanized south eastern Australian Aborigines are presented with Europid comparisons.
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The prevalence of abnormal glucose tolerance in Australia is one of the highest yet reported from a developed nation with a predominantly Europid background.
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You would never say it to a white person, Dr Veer said.
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I know that as a white person I feel sad, guilty, etc.
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He would just ask for a room, like a white person would.
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He always prepared a script when he spoke to a white person.
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In the words of Westholtz himself, Susie looks like a white person.
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The CERD report was sharply critical of South Africa's racial classification system.
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Atypical size could explain the weakness of the racial classification.
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The vexed issue of racial classification takes centre stage.
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Race feels so tangible to us now, we have forgotten that racial classification was always quite arbitrary.
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Snyman has further called for racial classification to be declared illegal and regarded as racism in the country.
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Before the War all the churches were in with the white people.
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I love the Indians; I love them better than the white people.
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In general, his attitude toward the white people is one of resentment.
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The land would belong to both the Indians and the white people.
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There are several other white people in the house, was the answer.
португальский
línguas caucasianas каталонский
llengua caucàsica A number of languages spoken in the Caucasus that are unrelated to languages spoken elsewhere.
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Results: Respondents were primarily male, Caucasian and ≥ 12 years of education.
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Representatives of the two Caucasian countries did not attend the news conference.
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As far as victim profile, I went Caucasian aged twelve to eighteen.
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Willie inclined to the Caucasian in his coloring and manner of style.
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All but one mutation were identified in Caucasian patients affected with adenocarcinoma.
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The Chinaman has the patience to live everything down-theCaucasian races included.
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The Siberian and Caucasian regiments receive the greater portion of these recruits.
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Her shoulders shook; the light gleamed on her soft, black Caucasian hair.
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The optimal management is dubious and most studies are from Caucasian populations.
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The Caucasian God was taken out of His pigeon-hole and publicly recognised.
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As for the family to which it belongs, it is evidently Caucasian.
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Some were yellow, and some white-types of the Mongolian and Caucasian races.
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The Circassians are distinguished from all other Caucasian people by their beauty.
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Nobody could decipher Caucasian, much less Bunker-Hill Yankee, in their grimy visages.
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As she went down the line, she realized they were all Caucasian.
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RUSSIAN, n. A person with a Caucasian body and a Mongolian soul.
