bias towards someone of a different background

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built into a system

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where something comes from

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of a colony (an area controlled by a foreign power; e.g. India under British control in the British Empire)

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being savage, fierce or cruel

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‘brainwashing’ (teaching people what to think)

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destructive

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mistreatment towards an individual or group motivated purely by ethnicity.

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having little income, living poor.

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to deliberately teach something that’s incorrect or only true in part.

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a system where people are organised and ranked by their ‘status’ or authority.

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(definition 1) to recognise a difference OR (definition 2) to treat unjustly based on prejudice.

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not morally fair.

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suggested though not directly expressed.

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an advantage over others.

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extreme sadness.

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a state of feeling numb (emotionally or physically).

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a system where black and white people are forced to live separately and don’t have access to the same standards of living.

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where black and while people are kept apart.

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extremely worn-down material (e.g. a chair or carpet).

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meaningless and mindless.

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pointless or in vain.

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spiteful or willingness to cause harm.

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an outcast; someone who is isolated from the rest of society.

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a portion of a class system, especially in Hindu society.

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to practice racial, social or economical supremacy (e.g. white supremacy).

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said aloud (this is not the same as explicit language, however).

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being cut off from the rest of the world or society.

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people living together in an ordered community.

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the act of anticipating; feeling that something is likely and expecting it.

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only available to certain people, excluding others.

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a category of species.

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natural land that hosts people, animal and plant life.

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a period of time in nature that has been so affected by human activity that scientists now term it ‘the age of the human.’

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a disaster.

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weather conditions over a particular area or region.

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any of seven regions that contain multiple countries (e.g. Europe, Asia or Africa).

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able to be maintained.

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human damage to the eco-system.

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where words, people, marks, locations or ideas are represented through the use of symbols. For example, the toy gun in Ghost Boys is a symbol for the destruction of innocence.

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existing in the mind but not immediately available to your thoughts.

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where a phrase is used to describe something as if it is something else.

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the level of authority or influence that someone has.

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by comparison with something else.

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speech in conversation, text or drama.

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to have an effect on someone or something and impact/change the end result.

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behaviour that is stereotypically linked to a mother.

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the act of remembering

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the killing or wounding of people, typically on a large scale such as a war

(a)  

high respect

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subject to lasting shock as a result of a disturbing experience or physical injury.

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a person who has had long experience in a particular field.

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a constant feeling of unease, such as worry or fear, that can be mild or severe.

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relating to any of the armed forces.

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caring for someone after a hospital stay or military service

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aged by weather (e.g. weathered wood is often faded and rough to the touch).

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a state of still silence.

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extreme sadness (H).

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severe physical or mental suffering.

(a)  

a ghost

(a)  

opposite of calm

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spite (the will to cause harm).

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apologising frequently.

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