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In a general context, "marginal" typically describes something that is situated at the edge, periphery, or boundary of a particular area, group, or category. It often implies a position or status that is less significant, important, or central compared to other elements. For example, "marginal costs" in economics refer to the additional costs incurred by producing one more unit of a product, and "marginal tax rates" refer to the tax rate applied to an additional increment of income. In social contexts, "marginalized groups" are those on the fringes of society who face social or economic disadvantages. In general, "marginal" suggests a degree of insignificance or limited influence, but its precise meaning can vary depending on the specific context in which it is used.