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Formulization

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for·mu·lize  (fôrmy-lz)
tr.v. for·mu·lized, for·mu·liz·ing, for·mu·liz·es
To formulate.

formu·li·zation (-l-zshn) n.
formu·lizer n.


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Sometimes the worker pays his own social security and taxes without a formulization of the job, so that he can obtain a family permit that will allow his spouse and children to come to Italy (thanks to a law on family reuniting).
Yet, even if one accepts Bickham's formulization of incidental and mass poverty, it is impossible to use his equation to measure the incidence of poverty among African Americans in Chicago because as was noted by leading social organizations as the Chicago U rban Lea e and the Welfare Council, many other social agencies did not provide services to African Americans.
But again and again, the blues--or perhaps one should say, better, "the spirit of the blues"--rebels against such formulization, as indeed any dilution or dissipation.
 
 
 
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