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The diffuse infiltration with relative homogenous lymphoid population and lack of geminal center make the "chronic follicular cervicitis" less likely.

Homogenous lines can be obtained in a very short time by haploidy breeding method such as microspore culture and anther culture.

Homogenous reaction between hydrogen sulfide and elemental lead vapor removes hydrogen sulfide efficiently as the hot coal gas left the carbonizer.

The population in that area is quite homogenous.

The company aims to create a more homogenous work environment.

The team members have a homogenous skill set.

The neighborhood is known for its homogenous architecture.

The school promotes a homogenous dress code for all students.

The music genre tends to attract a homogenous audience.

The committee is looking for a homogenous group of volunteers.

The dishes at this restaurant are quite homogenous in flavor.

The team members come from homogenous cultural backgrounds.

The fashion industry often promotes homogenous beauty standards.

North Korea prides itself on being racially pure, homogenous.

Marx talked about the bourgeoisie as being this extremely homogenous class.

But a new survey suggests megalopolises aren't quite the homogenous ecosystems you might think.

And they found that bloody fights between genetically homogenous clans could have produced the same results.

Students of Western high school don't seem to be bothered by the very homogenous makeup of classes.

North Korea prides itself on being racially pure, homogenous. You rarely see these many foreigners in one place.

All of these create challenges for recycling programs that you may not have in a more suburban homogenous society.

Legacy newsrooms are notoriously racially homogenous, especially at the leadership level.

Again, I don't love a homogenous dip moment.

You just don't want like any streaky bits you want it to be totally homogenous.