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- verb Present participle of
mainstream .
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Examples
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I think the term mainstreaming is very true, and I think, and this is just observation, the Worldcon has retrenched to a more traditional venue, as someone said, in lineage with The Futurians, and such.
MIND MELD: What Can Worldcon and Comic-Con Learn From Each Other? 2009
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Willis Carto was emblematic of the-what I call the mainstreaming wing of the movement, that is, a part of the movement that believed that they could find a following among a majority of white people.
Democracy Now! 2009
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Willis Carto was emblematic of the-what I call the mainstreaming wing of the movement, that is, a part of the movement that believed that they could find a following among a majority of white people.
Democracy Now! 2009
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The degree of mainstreaming is based in the abilities of the individual.
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There is a sense that they are trying to use these from the marketing points of view, but we're not seeing genuine long-term mainstreaming of these - of these kind of initiatives.
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More importantly, seeing a clean energy start-up like Agilyx make the jump from a cleantech industry-specific award to one of the most prestigious mainstream technology awards in the business highlights the strength of their technology, and further illustrates what we see happening all around us - something we call the mainstreaming of cleantech.
unknown title 2011
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One of the least-noticed consequences of the Arab Spring might be called the "mainstreaming of Hamas."
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OPAL is pleased to begin mainstreaming into OPAL’s overall mission this innovative method of disseminating information.
Archive 2005-03-01 Grace Lee 2005
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OPAL is pleased to begin mainstreaming into OPAL’s overall mission this innovative method of disseminating information.
OPAL Offers Podcasting of Library and Training Programs Lori 2005
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As part of a national movement known as mainstreaming, they are instead being taught in regular classes.
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