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Minority groups make up about 30 percent of the town's general population.

The women are still a minority group, but one must pay attention to them.

Today, 83 percent of its nearly 590,000 students are from minority groups.

About 24 percent are members of minority groups, she said.

As a result, a number of minority groups united to ask for certain changes.

As a member of a minority group, she is a role model.

"So maybe the women and minority groups would be better."

Here he is not a member of any minority group.

He did not talk much about minority groups or civil rights last week.

Parents in such cases are almost always poor and members of minority groups.

This did not come as news to many members of minority groups.

The university officials said that 17 percent of the students are from minority groups.

He said that about 34 percent of the 20,000 students at the college are from minority groups.

One was a woman and none were members of minority groups.

Small Christian minority groups are also present in the city.

He has put a hundred or so students from minority groups through college.

We also like the east and the many minority groups that live there.

Or as members of racial minority groups, will their experience be different?

Similar problems face members of minority groups, the report noted.

More than 100,000 of the candidates were from national minority groups.

Minority groups were better represented in the new Congress than ever before.

The program would also give members of minority groups a larger role in the company's management.

In addition, the officials said, members of minority groups are sometimes allowed to have two or three children.

The group, based in Denver, says 37 percent of its more than 368 staff members are from minority groups.

Nearly 80 percent of the system's 940,000 students come from minority groups, and few community leaders send their children to public schools.