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Invisibility or negative portrayal of minorities in media denies their existence in society.

Carman sees that as a negative, though she calls herself a women's suffragist.

In this example, the argument has a negative form since it only denies that another theory is true.

Advised by the Australian Electoral Commission that federal registration under the original name was uncertain given opposition by the Liberal Party of Australia and lacking the funding to appeal a likely negative finding, the party chose to register federally as the Liberty and Democracy Party in 2007.

Metamaterial lenses (Superlens) are able to reconstruct nanometer sized images by producing a negative refractive index in each instance.

" Due to mounting legal pressures and increasing amounts of negative publicity, by the end of the camping season, the Narragansett Council leaders had reversed the decision and offered to reinstate Morello, both as an employee and as an Eagle Scout.

Reuvens wrote a largely negative report.

Although the writers initially worried the studio audience would respond to the short negatively, the short received a positive reception and enjoyed Internet stardom overnight, with multiple bootleg copies surfacing on video-sharing website YouTube, catapulting the awareness of the then-fledgling website.

Lafayette Park is fenced off and closed at night, avoiding much of the negative reputation that affects its immediate neighbor, MacArthur Park.

The probability that a negative result is a false negative rises to 0.

However, these can have unexpected, negative side-effects.

Its population was estimated at 33,815 in 1996 and has a slightly negative population growth attributed to emigration to the interior and outside of the country.

Draft Stenotrophomonas maltophilia is an aerobic, nonfermentative, Gram-negative bacterium.

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This is most useful in fields whose works are commonly known by their date of publication (for example, the sciences and social sciences in which one cites, say, "the 2005 Johns Hopkins study of brain function"), or if the author cited is notorious (for example, HIV denialist Peter Duesberg on the cause of AIDS).

In reaction to the uproar, Finkbeiner has offered conflicting explanations for his denial.

The utilitarian argument held that the disadvantage to a few (such as denial of potentially beneficial interventions) was justifiable for the advantage of many future patients.

The army quickly extracted denials from the writer and his superiors.

Bell testified against Bonds before the Grand Jury that later indicted Bonds for perjury arising out of his denial of steroid use.

They viewed the exclusion as denial of any leftist participation or the more radical reforms they had hoped for when Pérez Jiménez was ousted.

It uses encryption and a form of selective functionality denial for limiting access to documents such as corporate e-mails, Microsoft Word documents, and web pages, and the operations authorized users can perform on them.

As of October, 2020, the state of Montana is suing the state of Washington over the denial.

In some cases, denial of a continuance may infringe on such rights and amount to a violation of due process—which could result in dismissal of an indictment, or provide grounds for reversal.

Botham, the Colorado court overturned the defendant's murder conviction partly because there had been a denial of a change of venue.

In some cases, the denial of a continuance to allow for adequate trial preparation may constitute grounds for an allegation of denial of effective assistance of counsel as required by the Sixth Amendment.