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A category that is made up of multiple smaller microcategories.
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The procedure consists of microcategory detection, and feature matching to detect macrocategories.
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In this dynamic, interrelated microcategory problems, such as prostitution and violence against women, are recognized as manifestations of macrocategory problems such as poverty and human rights.
As has already been stated, most lexical items from the conceptual macrocategory CLOTHES are inextricably related to the macrocategory HUMAN BEING, the relationships being bi-directional in nature.