1. Increasing prices have caused Moscow‘s neighborhoods to begin to homogenize along income lines, said Maria Litinetskaya, executive director of Blackwood real estate.

2. It is an act encouraged, approved and condoned by hegemons.» He also states that violence is encouraged by rulers: «Lynching is a call from society to itself to homogenize.

3. There are already mutterings on beer Web sites that Cyclops will force brewers to homogenize their products, no doubt fueling the conspiracy theory that the real ale industry is over–championing "golden ales" in its desperation to lure away young drinkers of lagers such as the American beer Budweiser.

4. "There‘s more thought that‘s got to go into this before we start a massive resettlement." In the past year, insurgents and militiamen have worked to homogenize neighborhoods that were once religiously mixed by systematically threatening or killing members of the minority sect.

5. The NIFs military proxy in Darfur, the Janjaweed, remain completely unconstrained, despite the "demand" a year ago that the NIF disarm these brutal militia forces and bring their leaders to justice (UN Security Council resolution 1556, July 30, 2004). No doubt to obscure their impotence, various international actors---including the US, the UN Secretariat, and many in the EU---have now ceased referring to "the Janjaweed" by name, but rather simply to "the militias." The evident hope is that this lack of specificity will homogenize responsibility for military activities, and thus genocide, in Darfur---to create the sense that there are simply various "armed groups," rather than an identifiable force that has engaged in massive, ethnically-targeted human destruction.