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de jure standard |
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Hardware or software that is endorsed by a standards organization. Contrast with de facto standard. |
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What sort of a precedent will de facto if not de jure independence for Kosovo establish for other parts of the world that seek independence? Buchanan could not force whites to live in the same neighborhood as blacks," Bernstein and Somin write, "but it did prevent cities from stifling black migration by creating de jure and inflexible boundaries for black neighborhoods, and may have prevented even more damaging legislation. Or to put it more accurately, Williams enables the players in this important history to narrate their tale and in so doing they tell a story that reaches back to the Great Depression era of de jure segregation and spans the postwar decades of increasing de facto segregation. |
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