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Its racist philosophy remains deeply entrenched in politics, law enforcement, culture and religion.
News.com.au
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This difference reflects deeply entrenched gender inequalities in local and global food systems.
The Guardian
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Though good luck convincing his deeply entrenched, routine-loving best friend of that possibility.
Here comes trouble
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Mugabe left behind a country wrecked by hyperinflation, dollarization and deeply entrenched corruption.
Reuters
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He also blamed Spain's deeply entrenched political polarisation for the rise.
Reuters
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This is a tradition deeply entrenched in the ideas of health and hygiene.
The Guardian
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Only she would know how deeply entrenched they would remain on her soul.
Damaged
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Granted, it likely won't affect states where the death penalty is deeply entrenched.
The Guardian
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Here was the great battle line, and here the Jesuits deeply entrenched themselves.
The History of Education / Educational Practice and Progress Con...
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And it's a contagion that is already deeply entrenched in Australia.
News.com.au
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Black and white students rarely share classrooms, and social segregation is deeply entrenched.
The Guardian
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The result was affected by " deeply entrenched national geographical inequality", he said.
The Guardian
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But solar remains a tiny industry struggling to disrupt deeply entrenched traditional energy providers.
Reuters
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Cancer is a flaw in our growth, but this flaw is deeply entrenched in ourselves.
The emperor of all maladies: a biography of cancer
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I was not naive about why homophobia is so deeply entrenched in the black church.
Ebony
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Yet it is a conflict which has become deeply entrenched after years of stalemate and distrust.
Reuters
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