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The word "tolerance" is defined as "the ability or willingness to tolerate something or someone." This definition is especially important when considering the meaning of tolerance data. Tolerance data allows us to ascertain what types of people are most accepting of different types of people, their religions, and their sexual orientations. This can be useful in many respects, particularly when considering that there are so many types of people in the world today. It's this diversity that makes tolerance data so important because it allows us to understand how tolerant we are as a culture. If tolerance data is low, it means that there is not much diversity in a particular area. This can be problematic because it inhibits the growth of these areas by limiting their opportunities for new, different types of people to come to their communities. Tolerance data also allows us to understand what levels of diversity are needed in certain areas. This takes into account what types of people are most willing to live with each other and how many individuals they must co-exist with. If an area's tolerance data is high enough, then that area has reached a level of multiculturalism where all cultures can co-exist without any problems arising between them. Tolerance data has the potential to be used in many ways. For example, if we want to know whether or not homosexuality is considered acceptable in a particular area, we can look at the statistics and see how tolerant that area is of homosexuality. We can compare this tolerance data with other areas and see how tolerant they are of homosexuality. Tolerance data can also be used as a means of ensuring that people with different beliefs and backgrounds receive the same rights as those who live in more tolerant areas. One such application is to ensure that those who live in more culturally compact areas such as religious towns receive the same rights as those who live in less culturally compact areas such as urban cities. Tolerance data is also useful when determining what has changed in certain areas between 2000 and 2004. This can be useful if we are comparing these changes with those that have occurred in other areas. If tolerance data has increased, then this indicates that more individuals have chosen to move into that area, which means the diversity of the area has likely increased over time. Tolerance data can also be used to see how willing people are to accept new immigrants into an area. If tolerance data is high enough, it indicates that new immigrants are being accepted by everyone or at least by a majority of the population. Lastly, tolerance data can be used to see how different people are being treated in areas that are considered tolerant. If there are certain groups of people who are being treated less well than others, then this could be a sign that the area is not as tolerant as it appears because it means that there is some type of prejudice towards some people. Granovetter, S. (1973). The strength of weak ties. American Journal of Sociology, 78(6), 1360-1380. doi:10.1086/225469 [ARTICLE END] [Publication Start] Granovetter, S., & Soo Hoo, M.-S. (2014). cfa1e77820
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