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inclusive 1. not excluding any particular groups of people 2. Logic (of a disjunction) true if at least one of its component propositions is true
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I wonder if I am willing to fight as these bishops did for inclusivity in the body of Christ? The idea of America is one of inclusivity and welcome; and in embracing the best architects (and now engineers) from overseas, the US strengthens and refreshes its own architectural culture by importing as well as exporting. That's what was so remarkable about it, the inclusivity," says participant Irena Lieberman, a Virginia attorney who has assisted Muslim women fleeing gender-based persecution. |
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