COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
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different
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Thus, different strata in such societies may spend their money on rather different things.
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The deep divisions of intellectual work in the university kept all of us moving along different strata .
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Similarly, increased odds ratios were found for different age strata .
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On the other, different strata among the middle classes found much to object to in the statusquo.
low
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Armies so non-national and drawn so largely from the lowest strata of the social pyramid were prone to lose men by desertion.
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Firstly, members of the lower strata may become totally demoralized.
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In a meritocracy, talent and ability are efficiently syphoned out of the lower strata .
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They may despise the lower strata whose members may well find such behaviour offensive.
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His administration knows that, and is doing what it can to keep the support of the lower strata .
social
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Other breeds of goats may well be different but my Goldens are very kind to each other and have a strong social strata .
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From her research, Eva Rosenfeld had identified two distinct social strata which are clearly recognized by members.
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They will share a similar life style which to some degree will distinguish them from members of other social strata .
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This belief gained wide currency among Sinhalese of all social strata in the twentieth century.
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It is possible for social inequality to exist without social strata .
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They focus on social strata rather than social inequality in general.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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But just below the layer of gently folded limestones that contains the earliest of the invertebrate fossils, the strata change radically.
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If the differences between strata are maximised and the variations within them minimised, the benefits from stratification can be considerable.
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Similarly, increased odds ratios were found for different age strata .
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The strata at Olduvai make an intriguing window into the past.
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The strata identified in the class approach are called classes, the second key concept.
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The class approach Does the same fundamental value separate virtually all people in a society into a few distinct strata ?
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The working-class occupations may be divided into skilled, semi-skilled and unskilled strata , and life-chances broadly differ according to the skill level.