| Until the 1930 census, the U.S. government lumped Latvians in with Lithuanians and Russians. |
| They didn't ask any questions about chocolate, which accounts for her not being lumped in with the gluttons. |
| I'm sure they'll enjoy being lumped in with racist skinheads and the terminally ill. |
| Everyone is lumped together by body mass index, a measure of obesity, instead. |
| Before they've heard us sing, they've lumped us in with a load of other people and they don't realise that we are the genuine article. |
| Moreover, ethnically differentiated people have been lumped together, for example, the Copts and the Berbers are not ethnically the same people. |
