It will be a long, uphill battle until the day we can see an equal number of female and male CEOs, or even an equal number of female and male entry level employees.
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His cabinet has an equal number of men and women.
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In return, Russia expelled an equal number of foreign diplomats.
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An equal number were to be resettled in Western countries.
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Russia retaliated by expelling an equal number of U.S. diplomats.
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Nearly an equal number complained about a lack of qualified personnel.
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Miley recorded an equal number of called and swinging strikes: 14.
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Thankfully, an equal number of people have come to Theron's defense.
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They matched them with an equal number of controls without cancer.
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To begin, I admit an equal number of men and women.
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The brain tumor association labels the prognosis for glioblastoma survival in terms of median survival, the length of time at which an equal number of patients do better and an equal number of patients do worse.
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Theoretically, all Tethers could be converted to an equal number of dollars.
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An equal number said hiring qualified talent was their most difficult task.
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An equal number of C.E.O.s graduated from public colleges and private colleges.
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We can't replace those baby boomers with an equal number of younger people.
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The White House expected Russia to eject an equal number of American diplomats.
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They also looked at an "equal number" of caregivers, totaling 18,709 caregiver-children pairs.
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There is roughly an equal number of Jews and Palestinians in the Holy Land.
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The new company's board will have an equal number of directors from each company.
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Charlotte, which adopted a plan in 2016 to admit an equal number of low,
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Moscow initially responded to that move by expelling an equal number of British diplomats.
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The caucus was designed to have an equal number of R and D members.
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Azraq's makeshift marketplace has shops run by an equal number of Syrians and local Jordanians.
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Almost an equal number of respondents, 210%, were on a plan that capped their data.
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It's about as much time as they are in school — an equal number of hours.
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American Airlines canceled 24 departures and an equal number of arrivals, said spokesman Ross Feinstein.
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A Shot at Love with Tila Tequila featured an equal number of men and women contestants.
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Kamala Harris, Omarosa -- he has used it an equal number of times toward men, including Sen.
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The new regulations include a requirement for an equal number of gender-neutral bathrooms, as well.
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The reforms included new rules and an equal number of weight classes for men and women.
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Researchers studied sexual function in 191 patients with psoriasis and an equal number of healthy men.
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Does there need to be an equal number of Facebook groups for and against gun control?
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Would each state have an equal number of delegates, or would they be apportioned by state?
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Like, if she was worried about having an equal number of bridesmaids and groomsmen for pictures.
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We're going to have an equal number of delegates from Iowa going to the national convention.
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Each company would have an equal number of its directors represented on the merged business's board.
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In all, Musk's contract sets 12 milestones and an equal number of revenue and adjusted profit goals.
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This exchange is balanced to ensure a developer sends an equal number of ads as they receive.
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This commission is intended to be truly bipartisan — to have an equal number of Democrats and Republicans.
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Election law experts said the new map created an equal number of districts favoring Democrats and Republicans.
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On current projections it will have an equal number of seats in the Senate as Rutte's VVD.
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The state elections commission, which has an equal number of Republicans and Democrats, is fighting the lawsuit.
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There are so many reasons to own a drone and an equal number of reasons not to.
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Russia retaliated by expelling an equal number of U.S. diplomats, and has denied responsibility for the poisoning.
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Teams are never promised an equal number of opportunities to score, and matches can't last for three days.
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Deadline also notes the Trump address and Democratic response got an equal number of viewers on Fox News.
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But the researchers did find that an equal number of men and women surrendered drives with recoverable data.
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But an equal number were apprehensive, even alarmed, at the plunge toward independence the referendum set in motion.
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Each company will own a 50 percent stake in the venture, with an equal number of board members.
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Today, his campaign has an equal number of female and male supporters, as Esther Wang notes at Jezebel.
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Even if they quickly hire an equal number of excellent economists and researchers, there's a loss of institutional knowledge.
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But in our data, the groups with an equal number of men and women were among the least intelligent.
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Both parties have an equal number of partisans who have worked, or are working, on behalf of foreign governments.
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At joint press conferences with foreign leaders, the president and his counterpart each pick an equal number of questioners.
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Nor are we France, where quotas require that parties must run an equal number of women candidates as men.
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Unlike most African nations, Ivory Coast does not have an equal number of boys and girls in primary school.
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An equal number of teams had a differential of 22015 or more spots between its offensive and defensive ranks.
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Or, if China buys a certain number of Boeing aircraft should the U.S. buy an equal number of C919s?
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More states lean Republican than Democratic, and each state has an equal number of senators no matter their population.
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Trump's attorneys have an equal amount of time spread over an equal number of days to present his case.
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After all, there are an equal number of Republicans and Democrats, but Republicans control 75 percent of the districts.
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Von der Leyen has said she wants an equal number of male and female commissioners in the next executive.
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And, according to insiders, Google has an equal number of contract workers and employees, so these problems permeate the company.
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Apart from the arrests, prosecutors seized eight companies and an equal number of vehicles and "a few" millions of euros.
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We were then told to stand and wait, because if other people left, an equal number could be let in.
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The Senate gives a big advantage to voters in small states, because every state gets an equal number of Senators.
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A mass tear-down could cost millions, as would another common solution: building an equal number of pro-Union statues.
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The company said the new appointments will coincide with an equal number of retirements from the existing nine-member board.
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The Women's Division of the D.N.C. implemented a rule mandating an equal number of male and female delegates, in 1920.
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Doug Collins (R-Ga.), requesting that it include an equal number of witnesses favorable to the Democratic and Republican perspective.
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Behind its front seven are an equal number of players who would be full-time starters on almost any other team.
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However, that also means there's going to be an equal number of movies, actors, and actresses who didn't make the cut.
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Notice the implicit assumption here – namely, that impartial fact-checking would find an equal number of false claims from each party.
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Japanese scientists compared the drinking habits of 63,232 cancer patients in Japan with those of an equal number of healthy controls.
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Here's proof: The Center's Foreign Policy Fellowship Program has hosted 450 Congressional staff — almost an equal number of Republicans and Democrats.
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Statistically, they're slightly above average on both offense and defense, and have an equal number of impressive wins and embarrassing losses.
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Each player starts with an equal number of vehicles, and then they take turns feeding the cars onto the launch ramp.
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D., said Alexander has eight or nine Republican co-sponsors, and Democrats plan to provide an equal number to build bipartisan pressure.
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The Select Committee is one of the only truly bipartisan committees in Washington, with an equal number of Republican and Democratic members.
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While there was an improvement in the share of small business owners reporting higher sales, an equal number said sales were weak.
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But the Ford and Volkswagen partnership will be overseen by a joint committee with an equal number of people representing each automaker.
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He told Reuters the fuelling delay would likely postpone the start-up of regular electricity production by an equal number of months.
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I've had an equal number of [customers] say that they don't want and do want [the Ivanka Trump merchandise] in the store.
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The switch over to these new designs two years ago came with what feels like an equal number of benefits and compromises.
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I've had an equal number of customers say that they don't want and do want the Ivanka Trump merchandise in the store.
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In suburban Bergen County, about 30 school districts opted to close for the day; roughly an equal number opted to open late.
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Another, less serious issue raised by groups of three is that teams cannot enjoy an equal number of rest days between games.
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Percale is a basic weave, with an equal number of threads running vertically and horizontally, that gives sheets a crisp, cool feel.
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The two rivals won an equal number of delegates from the second contest in New Hampshire, although Sanders got more votes overall.
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The two countries were found to have an equal number of embassies, but Beijing has more consulates around the world than Washington.
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Still, it may be a little short-sighted to assume an equal number of people were born on each day of the year.
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The house, or bookmaker, sets a line that's meant to convince an equal number of bettors to take each side of a wager.
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Ivory Coast, French-speaking West Africa's largest economy, has a population of about 25 million and an equal number of mobile phone subscribers.
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The surgery recipients were compared to an equal number of similar obese patients who were hospitalized that year but didn't get bariatric surgery.
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In July, the exhibition's curators switched out about half of the works for an equal number of new pieces, commencing Way Bay 2.
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An equal number of economists, about 20 percent each of the sample, upgraded and downgraded their forecasts, leaving the overall conclusions mostly unmoved.
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"It may be that we see an equal number of redactions in the Manafort memo," Kirschner said, comparing it to the Flynn filing.
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Trump "has had an equal number of contentious conversations with your male colleagues" Sanders said during a Politico "Women Rule" event on Tuesday.
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The median is the midpoint of the income distribution, meaning that an equal number of households made more and less than that figure.
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In 2009 I presided over a cabinet that for the first time in Iceland's history included an equal number of men and women.
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Moscow has denied responsibility for the attack and threatened to retaliate, suggesting it would expel an equal number of diplomats currently in Russia.
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A good map meets constitutional requirements, such as allotting an equal number of people to every district and respecting racial and ethnic populations.
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They observed seven to eight colonies, each of one, two, four, six, eight, 12, or 16 worker ants with an equal number of larvae.
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In the March primary in Mahoning County, where Youngstown is the county seat, there were almost an equal number of Democratic and Republican votes.
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While some dogs enjoy the increase in activity and new experiences that come with holidays, an equal number of pups aren't fans of change.
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The big four contractors have won roughly an equal number of orders for about 70 percent of the projects, according to Japanese media reports.
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As many people as are preaching isolationism and xenophobia, there are an equal number, if not more, holding on to their convictions of acceptance.
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Each of the servers connects to an equal number of iPhones and Android devices, and each rack has its very own Wi-Fi network.
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There were enough successes for diners to have a good meal here, but there were an equal number of disappointments, including two downright disasters.
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An equal number of Democratic voters, 61 percent, say they are actively considering or backing Warren and Biden, the highest rates in the field.
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Employee raises and share buybacks that occurred as a result of the tax cuts were cited by an equal number of CFOs (15 percent).
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He named a cabinet with an equal number of men and women and dominates the media in a way few of his predecessors did.
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"This campaign has been dominated by scandals, but it is dangerous to think that there is an equal number on both sides," Oliver said.
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A speech by a Republican president may get Republicans interested in whatever the president is talking about but anger an equal number of Democrats.
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Last year Fabscrap collected 68,000 pounds of fabric — enough to fill 13,600 shopping bags or create an equal number of head-to-toe looks.
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There are dinosaur-obsessed children, of course, but an equal number of dinosaur-obsessed parents like the mother with her son in our convoy.
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Clinton has pledged to appoint an equal number of men and women to her cabinet, evening the gender ratio that traditionally has skewed male.
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The House Ethics Committee has an equal number of Democratic and Republican members, meaning any move to look into wrongdoing must have bipartisan support.
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"That means companies should have an equal number of men and women, and it means pay an access to leadership opportunities should be equal."
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Replacing the 76 B-52s with an equal number of B-21s would cost nearly $42 billion – and wouldn't necessarily make America any safer.
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Doug Collins, the top Republican on the committee, has requested that the witness panel include an equal number of Democratic- and GOP-selected scholars.
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People I spoke with said about an equal number of students at Raghunath College support the drive as those who are opposed to it.
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The trade dispute process is meant to be bi-partisan, with an equal number of Democrats and Republicans sitting on the International Trade Commission.
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He drew global attention by appointing a cabinet with an equal number of men and women and called on world leaders to do the same.
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BeanBoozled games contain an equal number of classic Jelly Belly beans and identical "evil twins" — in this case, a sour apple or "Minion fart" flavor.
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We'd even forgive those Kylo parents if there were an equal number calling their boys "Han" — but that name doesn't even crack the top 1,000.
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In an effort to be fair, CNN will give each documentary an equal number of airings and reverse their order each time they air together.
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On one recent Friday, about two dozen adults and an equal number of children marched for about 150 yards while holding photographs of Mr. Hifter.
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The airline had 89 departures and an equal number of arrivals scheduled from Boston's Logan International Airport on Tuesday, American Airlines spokesman Ross Feinstein said.
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But this forces Israel to make a decision, since there are approximately an equal number of Jews and Arabs throughout Israel, the West Bank, and Gaza.
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" He added: "I suspect that at the end of the day, Mr. Buttigieg and I will have an equal number of delegates to the national convention.
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But this forces Israel to make a decision given there are approximately an equal number of Jews and Arabs throughout Israel, the West Bank, and Gaza.
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Agreement is near, but controversial: Turkey must take back migrants from Greece; in return the EU must take an equal number from refugee camps in Turkey.
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Reuters reported that about an equal number of far-right marchers and counterprotesters clashed at Saturday's event, and that at least one police officer was injured.
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TV. The measure, introduced by Mitchell and backed by Krishnamoorthi, has an equal number of Democrats and Republicans among its 6900 co-sponsors in the House.
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The problem they have to solve is this: Divide the state into groups including an equal number of people with the smallest possible perimeters defining them.
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Activists in Argentina already have scored a victory with the passage of a law that seeks to have an equal number of male and female lawmakers.
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However, it reported that an equal number of boys and girls (14%) had dropped out of education in primary school, the British equivalent of elementary school.
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"We plan the parties out so that there are an equal number of people who are experiencing homelessness and people who aren't experiencing homelessness," he said.
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Using the Swedish National Patient Register, scientists identified 119,386 people over 50 with depression and matched them with an equal number of people without that diagnosis.
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If you say every team is allowed, say $20 million, then you are playing chess and everyone is playing chess with an equal number of pieces.
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The company, whose brands include UGG boots, said the appointments will coincide with an equal number of retirements from the existing nine-member board of directors.
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What happens when innocent children are killed by the dozens or nightclub-goers are killed by the score while an equal number are wounded and maimed?
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The study was small, with only 194 participants: 52 taking a drug called gantenerumab, made by Roche, and an equal number trying solanezumab, made by Eli Lilly.
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Specifically, this trader bought 38,447 120-strike put options contracts and sold an equal number of 114-strike puts, for a total cost of $1.55 per share.
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Quadratic voting solves those problems by giving everyone an equal number of credits in a given election, which can be converted into votes of the individual's choosing.
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She worked at the New York Public Library's shop, and said she could only find one collection that had an equal number of female and male authors.
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China said they had accepted a joint rollback of some tariffs, which would require both countries to drop an equal number of levies at the same time.
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The ESA listing brings an equal number of -- or perhaps even more -- lions lost, with much less revenue for lion conservation and local community participation in conservation.
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Manchester United, who finished sixth with a measly 243, ended up an equal number of points between Manchester City, their loathed rivals, and Cardiff City, who were relegated.
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There, Trudeau — an avowed feminist who notably appointed a Cabinet with an equal number of men and women — gave remarks about making the workplace more equitable for women.
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The think-tank added that if there was an equal number of female and male entrepreneurs, global GDP could rise by 2 percent, equivalent to about $1.5 trillion.
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On February 12th a so-called federal convention, consisting of the Bundestag and an equal number of delegates from the 16 federal states, will choose Germany's next president.
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Just think how differently our communities, our states, and our country would govern if we had an equal number of women and men at our decision-making tables.
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Trump then escalated the trade dispute by suggesting $50 billion in tariffs on China, causing China to retaliate with planned tariffs on an equal number of U.S. goods.
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But it says that an equal number — three million on the exchanges and nine million buying insurance outside the exchanges — will have to pay the full, unsubsidized price.
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But it says that an equal number — three million on the exchanges and nine million buying insurance outside the exchanges — will have to pay the full unsubsidized price.
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Given all of this, shouldn't we expect to also walk by an equal number of ads hawking women's sexual health and wellness products, featuring, say, a giant papaya?
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Land mine watch groups estimate that globally there are 110 million land mines in the ground and an equal number in stockpiles waiting to be planted or destroyed.
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Lastly, and what might be the controversial proposal, the law must establish a new bipartisan agency with an equal number of members from each major party for oversight.
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Our caucus will help facilitate these discussions by bringing an equal number of members from each party to the table, and it will only act when each member agrees.
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He has appointed a cabinet that is ethnically diverse with an equal number of men and women and has welcomed Syrian refugees, calling them the economic future of Canada.
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For the all revolutionary ways the show portrayed sex, gender, and sexuality, it harbored an equal number of regressive attitudes and stereotypes that are downright offensive to watch now.
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Fully exploited means an equal number of fish are being caught in relation to births, and over-exploited means more fish are being caught than are being naturally replenished.
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However, in keeping a tally of all the customers, Miranda and her family reported an equal number of Team Mystic and Team Instinct visitors, but very few Team Valor.
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If Rubio had not asked his five delegates to back him on the convention's first ballot, Cruz and Trump would have had an equal number of delegates from Alaska.
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The recent Monmouth Poll found that an equal number of voters approve and disapprove of Mr. Trump, which differs from the picture statewide, where the president is intensely unpopular.
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But he said women's rights advocates already had achieved successes, such as the passage of a law that seeks to have an equal number of male and female lawmakers.
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The reporting cycle is in three year increments — every three years, each facility must report its total tons of carbon emissions and submit an equal number of emission allowances.
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With nearly 2000 million internet users and almost an equal number of people yet to come online for the first time, India is too big a market to ignore.
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With nearly 700 million internet users and almost an equal number of people yet to come online for the first time, India is too big a market to ignore.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The regional parliament of the German state of Brandenburg voted on Thursday to make political parties put an equal number of men and women up for elections.
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His death has left the court divided with an equal number of justices on the conservative and liberal wings; the Senate is refusing to consider Obama's nominee, Merrick Garland.
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Without fail, he was so disciplined that every day in jail he ran in place for 45 minutes, did 85033 sit-ups and an equal number of push-ups.
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The 48-member House Problem Solvers Caucus, comprised of an equal number of Democrats and Republicans, issued a statement earlier Thursday calling for a "timely vote" on the deal.
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The study found about an equal number of men and women were identified as having a sociosexual orientation, and those people were typically more active on Tinder and similar apps.
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He defended the process of having an equal number of Republicans and Democrats sifting through the evidence, saying it's important to be thorough and members take the responsibility very seriously.
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It could take the form of a select committee of Congress, with an equal number of Democrats and Republicans and with a chairman and vice chairman from the different parties.
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Sentsov was the most high-profile prisoner to be swapped on Saturday among 35 Ukrainian detainees to return home in exchange for an equal number of prisoners wanted by Russia.
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President Donald Trump's allies are relishing the political benefits of a plot to offer an equal number of impeachment witnesses for both parties, even though it likely won't go anywhere.
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The Trump administration's decision followed the expulsion of 23 Russian diplomats from the U.K. Russia responded to those expulsions by kicking an equal number of British officials out of Russia.
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According to UEFA, the subsidiary will have an equal number of managing directors from UEFA and ECA, who each appoint half of the senior representatives on the board of the company.
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As a result, there will be an equal number of Republican women representatives in the 116th Congress next year as there were in the 101st Congress, which took office in 203.
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However, he also ordered that the entry of Venezuelan refugees be halted until Roraima has reached an equal number of people entering the state and leaving for other parts of Brazil.
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Fifteen presidential candidates — all of them Democrats — have pledged to seek to hire an equal number of women and men in senior national security positions should they win the White House.
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"We get hit with so many temptations, but we don't have an equal number of positive messages that say, hey, work for something bigger and better for your family," said Werner.
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As for me, I have almost 20 years of female orgasm under my belt now (since transition), and before that I had an equal number of years of having male ones.
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The 9,170-square-foot building has 18 apartments, with an equal number of one- and two-bedroom units: 20053 are rent-stabilized, one is rent-controlled and three are free-market.
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According to a tally from FiveThirtyEight's Geoff Skelley, there are about an equal number of House members belonging to moderate or conservative caucuses as there are members of the Progressive Caucus.
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Gasoil positioning is now strongly bullish, with long positions outnumbering short ones by more than 17:1, up from an equal number of longs and shorts at the turn of the year.
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And because it's during the school day, rather than an after-school club, you get the whole class, and engage 100% of those kids, and an equal number of boys and girls.
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The pan-European Stoxx 25.3 was little changed at the close, barely making it into positive territory, up just 22.3 percent, with an equal number of sectors in the red and black.
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Among an equal number of plausible Democrats, there's a gay multimillionaire and two formidable women, one of whom has climbed to all 58 of the peaks in Colorado taller than 14,000 feet.
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About 100 employees, with an equal number of family members, on average have been picking up food parcels at a pop-up food bank at a police training facility at the airport.
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Past negotiations faltered over such details as whether a joint team would have an equal number of players from each country, who would choose the coaches and where the athletes would train.
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There can be no meaning in the slaughter of the innocent, the murder of six million Jews, the prospective nuclear destruction of, say, 50 million Americans and an equal number of Russians.
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In this example, 'acb' would be invalid because it's not in alphabetical order, and 'aabc' would be invalid because it doesn't have an equal number of the letters 'a', 'b', and 'c'.
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Botswana has the largest population of African elephants, and in the eastern Okavango Panhandle, where Ecoexist works, an equal number of animals and humans - 15,000 of each - compete over water, food and land.
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In combining eight interactive sculptural elements with an equal number of virtual reality experiences, Aramique and Margo simultaneously make viewers active participants in the installation and hopefully enlighten them spiritually in the process.
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Meanwhile, of the nearly 400 people who were referred to the government's de-radicalization program in 2017-2018, roughly an equal number were referred for concerns of about far-right and Islamist extremism.
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Barricades and a heavy police presence, including officers mounted on horses, separated about 60 anti-sharia demonstrators from an equal number of counter-protesters, most of them in black face masks and hoods.
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The two companies announced on Tuesday they were exploring a merger and that the board of the holding company would be composed of an equal number of LSE Group and Deutsche Boerse directors.
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Past negotiations have faltered over details such as whether a joint team would have an equal number of players from each side, who would choose the coaches and where the athletes would train.
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Still, the race for delegates between Sanders and Buttigieg has been closer; they won an equal number of delegates in New Hampshire, and Buttigieg currently has 23 delegates, compared to 21 for Sanders.
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According to the report, China now has 276 diplomatic posts globally, three more than the US. While they have an equal number of embassies, Beijing has more consulates around the world than Washington.
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First, the committee should be reformed to follow the model of the House Ethics Committee, which has an equal number of Democrats and Republicans, regardless of the overall partisan division of the House.
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But those electors cast an equal number of votes for Jefferson and Burr, forcing the election into the House of Representatives, where a lame-duck Federalist majority saw its chance to stymie Jefferson.
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When the Constitution is specific — as in saying that the president must be at least 35 years old and that each state is entitled to an equal number of senators — we follow it.
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Barricades and a heavy police presence, including officers mounted on horses, separated about 60 anti-Sharia demonstrators from an equal number of counter-protesters, most of them in black masks and hoods, Reuters reported.
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The "wisdom of the crowd," so often evoked but so seldom demonstrated, cannot depend on an equal number of people being totally wrong in opposite ways, producing a sort of stable system of bias.
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Of 16 speakers at the conference, 11 were women, and several identified themselves as LGBTQ; an equal number of men and women attended the festival; and 20 percent of attendees were people of color.
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Many of these books are stirring on the level of detail but an equal number thoughtlessly valorize the American soldier or wallow in the morally vacuous conclusion that war is hell and that's that.
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There will be 22 fewer men in the canoe and kayak events at the Tokyo Games than at the Rio Games in 21992, but there will be an equal number of men and women.
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Which might help explain why nobody stopped to think that just because the square footage of a bathroom facility may be equal, that doesn't mean you can necessarily fit an equal number of stalls.
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But the difference between the tallies was so small, less than 1.5 percentage points, that the parties will probably get an equal number of seats in Parliament when official results are finalized on Monday.
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All decisions regarding corrective action would be decided by a board of trustees which would consist of an equal number of employee and employer representatives, ensuring all sides have a voice in the matter.
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After a year, officers equipped with cameras will be measured against an equal number of officers at 20 precincts that do not have cameras in areas such as job performance, citizen complaints and arrests.
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An equal number of hours into Persona 4 and I was completely convinced Chie was a high-tier Best Girl, a master of Kung fu who deserved as many steaks as she could afford.
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Perusing 9to5Mac's roundup of reviews, I'm sad to say you'll find an equal number of reviewers suggesting battery life is an inconsistent question mark and others saying it's in line with Apple's 10 hour estimate.
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Others—perhaps an equal number—are percolating under the radar under "confidential" filings, meaning they have filed with the SEC but don't have to disclose that fact until a few weeks before they go public.
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The Pew Research Center says that the number of voting-eligible millennials, (ages 18-35), and voting eligible baby boomers, (ages 52 to 70), both hit an equal number of 20173 million people in 2016.
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Though the goal was to recruit an equal number of male and female participants, for example, Dr. Mukamal has acknowledged the study would not be large enough to detect gender differences unless they were pronounced.
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In the base offer to sell a 5 percent stake, it will sell up to 412.27 million shares and an equal number of shares as part of the oversubscription option, according to a regulatory filing.
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"Despite an equal number of men and women in medical school, fewer than 25% of surgeons are women," study coauthor Dr. Faith Robertson, a neurosurgery resident at Massachusetts General Hospital, told Reuters Health by email.
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While nearly 22% of those children did not get vaccinated because their parents or guardians declined, an equal number missed vaccinations because they weren't offered by the clinician, according to the study in JAMA Pediatrics.
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Close to 50 people have been acquitted on public violence charges while an equal number have been convicted and sentenced to as many as seven years, ZLHR said, adding those found guilty did not have lawyers.
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In Michigan, an anti-gerrymandering ballot initiative also got approved, which would create an independent commission of an equal number of Democrats, Republicans, and five individuals who won't identify political leaning, to draw the congressional maps.
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According to Pew Research Center, 92 percent of America's LGBTQ adults say society has become more accepting of them in the past decade and an equal number expect this acceptance to grow in the coming decade.
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One slide showed that 141 officers had died while on duty in 2008; that same year, an equal number had committed suicide, and more than 10 times as many had lost their jobs because of misconduct.
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I've seen countless instances where students with low SAT scores went on to do very well in college, along with an equal number of cases in which high SAT scores have not translated into college success.
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Sources briefed on the plan say Cox would like to set up a special panel made up of an equal number of Republicans and Democrats who would build a process for the claims to be examined.
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During Capitol Hill testimony last year, the F.B.I. director, Christopher A. Wray, told lawmakers that the bureau had "about 1,000" open domestic terrorism investigations and an equal number into terrorist groups such as the Islamic State.
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" Another said there are "privacy purists who care about this deeply" but that "there is an equal number of people that looks at privacy as a lever to pull to improve user sentiment and, in turn, revenue.
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In some states, Democrats hold control by only the narrowest of margins: In Connecticut, Democrats and Republicans hold an equal number of seats in the state Senate, where a tie is broken by the Democratic lieutenant governor.
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As co-chair of the bipartisan Climate Solution Caucus, which has an equal number of Republicans and Democrats, Deutch has seen this group of strange bedfellows grow from a dozen members to 90 in just two years.
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Often, they got one free from someone important — like one of the candidates (who are each allotted an equal number of seats), a Democratic Party official or someone who works for the news network hosting the debate.
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Another major focus will be the revitalization of Extra hypermarkets, with 10 to be converted into Assaí stores this year, an equal number to potentially follow and a final 10 to be closed or sold, Faiçal added.
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Here's one way to start: Let's ask our governors to pledge that if they get to make mid-term appointments to the U.S. Senate, that they will guarantee delegations with an equal number of men and women.
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These waivers are meant to give states more flexibility to run their health care systems, so long as states can cover an equal number of people as they'd be expected to under Obamacare at no additional costs.
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Either way, Netflix has an equal number of non-holiday TV shows, movies, and specials landing on the service, including the second season of The End Of The F*cking World and the third season of The Crown.
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The board had advised shareholders to reject the proposals ahead of the annual meeting on the grounds that new appointments would jeopardise the balance of the current board, which has an equal number of members from both sides.
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Although Hillary Clinton won the Nevada caucuses in February, the Sanders campaign worked hard to win delegates at county conventions and was hopeful that it could emerge from the state with an equal number of delegates or more.
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The vote follows a report released last week from the Congressional Budget Office projecting that a $15 minimum wage could lift 1.3 million Americans out of poverty but also put an equal number of Americans out of work.
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The board had advised shareholders to reject the proposals ahead of the annual meeting on the grounds that new appointments would jeopardize the balance of the current board, which has an equal number of members from both sides.
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The "White Lives Matter" rallies in Shelbyville and Murfreesboro, organized by some of the same groups involved in a Virginia march that turned violent in August, drew an equal number of counter-demonstrators and a heavy police presence.
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The researchers provided a neural network with a dataset containing 5,094 overly dark short-exposure images, as well as an equal number of long-exposure images that showed what the scene should look like with proper lighting and exposure.
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It's unclear if there was an equal number of pro-Trump and anti-Trump posts, though the larger point is that these operations seem designed simply to inflame current disagreements rather than spread propaganda unilaterally across the political aisle.
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Nationwide, nearly three-fifths of blue-collar white women who are not evangelicals voted Democratic in last month's House races, while an equal number said they disapproved of Trump's performance in office, the analysis of exit poll results found.
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" INTERNATIONAL OLYMPIC COMMITTEE, spokesperson: "We take note of the decision taken by the Executive Committee of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) which is made up of an equal number of members from governments and from the sports movement.
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Glenn Fuhrman, the founder of the FLAG Art Foundation, was quick to note in his opening remarks that most of the descriptors, which came from an equal number of men and women from around the world, are severely negative.
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Venice follows other European film festivals Cannes and Locarno in pledging to get an equal number of men and women in its top management by 2020 – but it has ruled out any quota system for selecting films to compete.
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Sanders and Buttigieg finished in a virtual tie in the first contest last week in Iowa and in New Hampshire won an equal number of delegates - who formally vote at the party's convention in July to select a nominee.
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But I noticed an equal number of skeptics who argued that this time would be no different than a decade ago when technology players like Microsoft and Google tried, and struggled, to push this personal health record idea forward.
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And while the investigators' goal is to recruit an equal number of men and women, and analyze results by gender, Dr. Mukamal said the trial most likely would not be able to detect gender differences unless they are pronounced.
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Chinese expansion and women customers Baxter said that while Lee has about an equal number of men and women as customers, Wrangler is still viewed as more of a men's brand, with only 15% of its sales coming from women's jeans.
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SINCE Donald Trump beat Hillary Clinton, there has been a series of "why-oh-why didn't the mainstream media see this coming" articles, and almost an equal number of attempts by journalists to claim that they had, against much available evidence.
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Roughly 19623-400 Indian soldiers and an equal number of Chinese border guards are stuck glowering at one another over a scrubby patch of land at a "tri-junction", where the two countries and the tiny kingdom of Bhutan all meet.
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After a constitutional oddity left Hamilton's nemesis, Thomas Jefferson, and chief rival, Aaron Burr, with an equal number of electoral votes in the presidential election of 1800, the decision fell to the House of Representatives controlled by Hamilton's Federalist Party.
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So they funded an independent campaign effort that raised and spent more than $8 million to support 17 Democratic House candidates and more than $7 million to support an equal number of Republicans, in both primary and general election campaigns.
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After the prayers, a group of high school students passed out 783 miniature copies of the Constitution, accompanied by an equal number of American flags, to mosque members, in hopes that reading it would remind them of their rights as Americans.
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Reusing passwords is among the worst things you could possibly do for your—and everybody's—personal security, but with each of us having dozens or hundreds of accounts, it's quite difficult to remember an equal number of unique, strong passwords.
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They could pick a wheel with 50-50 odds of gaining or losing an equal number of points, and another with a 75 percent chance of gaining points but a 25 percent chance of losing three times as many points.
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Clinton also earned a narrow victory in South Dakota on Tuesday, which was called shortly before midnight ET, but a 51-49 point margin will likely send her and Sanders off from that state with an equal number of delegates.
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"As a comparison, there are about 46,0003 medical ICU beds in the United States and perhaps an equal number of other ICU beds that could be used in a crisis," the Johns Hopkins study authors, Eric Toner and Richard Waldhorn, wrote.
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While the Times survey found broad support for teachers, opinions on their unions were split, with 34 percent of adults saying unions are "part of the problem" with public education, and an equal number saying unions are part of the solution.
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That committee, made up of an equal number of members from both parties, should hold closed meetings to first agree on the areas that need addressing, and then hold public hearings to craft a bipartisan bill to be submitted to Congress.
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Bloomberg's campaign has made clear that it did not pay any supporters to participate in the audience, and a spokesperson told Vox that each candidate was given an equal number of tickets for the event by the Democratic National Committee.
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The vetting committee, which includes an equal number of Republicans and Democrats, is peculiar to Washington State and was set up in the mid-1990s, when President Bill Clinton was in the White House and Congress was under Republican control.
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The movie establishment still doesn't like that, because they believe movies should be conceived and shot with an intention to be displayed on a big screen in a dark theater with hundreds of seats and an equal number of cupholders.
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A study last year found that 32% of all American would be "less likely" to vote for an atheist (an equal number felt a similar aversion to Islam) but only 20% of younger voters (aged 18-29) held that anti-atheist view.
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DIVERSITY A record 28% percent of candidates were women in the first national election since Japan enacted a law setting a non-binding target for parties to run an equal number of men and women, and a record-tying 28 women were elected.
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Under the proposal, both firms would nominate an equal number of directors to the new company, which would be headed by Renault Chairman Jean-Dominique Senard, according to the person, who spoke on condition of anonymity as the plan is not public.
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A record 28% percent of candidates were women in the first national election since Japan enacted a law setting a non-binding target for parties to run an equal number of men and women, and a record-tying 28 women were elected.
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Imagine the real-world equivalent: A bookstore that's required to sell an equal number of left-wing books as ring-wing books—and any that failed to do that could be sued out of business over the content of the books it sold.
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Importantly, the viewers -- described in the study as "perceivers" -- were shown an equal number of faces belonging to people who made over $150,000 a year (which the authors designated upper class) and under $35,000 a year (which the authors designated lower class).
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In the new study, 1,025 patients at 22 medical centers who had an incompatible donor were compared to an equal number of patients who remained on waiting lists for an organ or who had an organ from a deceased but compatible donor.
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Among voters who said guns were the most important issue, an equal number voted for Northam and Gillespie, suggesting that the "enthusiasm gap" has officially closed between gun violence prevention supporters and those in favor of doing nothing, or worse, loosening gun laws.
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Don't...like, I had to go to yoga yesterday and really work out some emotions, because the number of people posting on Facebook ... I also saw, I will say, an equal number of people actively protesting at Trump power — oh my God!
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Fianna Fail's Micheal Martin has begun seeking to form a coalition government but has ruled out governing with Sinn Fein, the left wing pro-Irish unity party which surged at the poll and has an equal number of seats in the fractured parliament.
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The group requires an equal number of members from both parties, so Van Drew will need to be readmitted to the caucus at the same time that a new Democrat is brought into the fold, according to one lawmaker familiar with the matter.
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There have been an equal number of callings to chapels, churches and special venues where young brides and grooms (some about to deploy) readied themselves for their vows, surrounded by the exquisite arrangements, candles and festoons we had ferried to the occasion.
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In villages dotted across the southern Polish countryside, Dr Skorka and his colleagues visited 101 of them, as well as an equal number of nearby farmhouses (known to be ecologically beneficial, too), to compare the number of species the two types of buildings host.
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"A total of 1,403 women underwent an oophorectomy, and we identified also an equal number of women of same age who did not undergo an oophorectomy," explained Dr. Walter Rocca, lead author of the study, which was published in the journal Mayo Clinic Proceedings.
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Trudeau, whose first act after taking power in 2015 was to appoint a cabinet with an equal number of women and men, told an event broadcast on Facebook that ending inequalities between the sexes was the right thing to do and would benefit the economy.
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More than a third of Republicans say they are disappointed or upset that Donald J. Trump, who crashed the party's nominating process, will represent them in the fall campaign; an equal number say he does not represent the values the party should stand for.
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But past efforts to form a unified Olympic team have all faltered over politically delicate details such as whether a joint team should have an equal number of players from each side, which side should choose the head coach and where the team would train.
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Since so many working-class Democrats in northeast Ohio have a labor background, and since they had clearly crossed over to vote for Trump in the primary, it was clear to me that Clinton's only hope was to steal an equal number of Republican voters from Trump.
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For as many of these undelivered changes that you can chalk up to players not understanding the nuts and bolts of game development, there remains an equal number of seemingly simple, crowd-pleasing home runs Bungie could have made far earlier and yet inexplicably did not.
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The bottom line is that while automation is eliminating many jobs in the economy that were once done by people, there is no sign that the introduction of technologies in recent years is creating an equal number of well-paying jobs to compensate for those losses.
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"Until those responsible for these attacks are brought to justice, the U.S. should immediately expel an equal number of Cuban operatives, downgrade the U.S. embassy in Havana to an interests section, and consider re-listing Cuba as a state sponsor of terrorism," Rubio said in a statement.
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In the working world, well, it gets worse: A Carnegie Mellon University study found that when an equal number of job-seeking men and women visited 100 recruitment sites, men were shown the ad for the highest-paying job six times more often than women were.
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And if the most recent class of astronauts is any indication, women will be a big part of NASA's journey to Mars: Four of the eight chosen astronaut candidates in 2013 were women, marking the first time an astronaut class had an equal number of women as men.
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Another proposal would shift the oversight of the state's campaign finance law away from the secretary of state's office and to a commission that would include an equal number of members from each party, appointed by the governor at the advisement of the state's Republican and Democratic parties.
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At a time in the industry when women are still fighting for an equal number of seats at the writers' room table, the additional obstacles facing those who choose to be mothers are only making it harder for women as a whole to tell their stories on screen.
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Trudeau, who appointed a cabinet with an equal number of women and men on taking power in 2015, also referenced social media campaigns against sexual harassment and misconduct and women's marches in several U.S. cities last weekend in which speakers blasted Trump for policies they said had hurt women.
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"Roy Cooper's effort to stop the creation of a bipartisan board with an equal number of Democrats and Republicans to enforce elections and ethics laws may serve his desire to preserve his own political power, but it does not serve the best interests of our state," Berger said in a statement.
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When women have an equal number of seats at the table and they are VCs and engineers and CEOs and movie directors and running the country as president and we're no longer talking about these things as "successes" but it's completely normal, that's when I think we'll really have achieved success.
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The decision struck down the Missouri Compromise of 1820, which had carved up the country to have an equal number of slave and non-slave states—Taney wrote that the Fifth Amendment prohibited banning slavery anywhere in America, because it would deprive people of their property without due process of law.
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In a recent study of the first 100 felony cases diverted to restorative justice in Alameda County, California — including some sexual violence cases — 91 percent of survivor-participants reported they would participate in another conference, and an equal number (91 percent) stated they would recommend the process to a friend.
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It turns out the efficient companies have performed significantly better as public companies than the enriched group: Though it's a ridiculously small sample, look at companies that raised an objectively large sum of money—say over $2125M (nine companies in this sample), versus an equal number at the bottom of the list.
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But many Israelis, particularly the settler leadership, hold up the Barkan industrial park, where the attack took place on Sunday, as a model of cooperation and an important source of employment for thousands of Palestinians, who work in more than 150 factories and firms alongside an equal number of Israelis for equal salaries.
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Fianna Fail's Micheal Martin has been seeking to form a government but both he and acting Prime Minister Leo Varadkar of Fine Gael have ruled out governing with Sinn Fein, the left-wing pro-Irish unity party which topped the poll and has an equal number of seats to Fianna Fail in parliament.
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Fianna Fail's Micheal Martin has been seeking to form a government but both he and acting Prime Minister Leo Varadkar of Fine Gael have ruled out governing with Sinn Fein, the left-wing pro-Irish unity party which topped the poll and has an equal number of seats to Fianna Fail in parliament.
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It will also diminish the governor's control over the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation, a scandal-ridden public-private agency created by Mr. Walker to foster job creation, by giving the legislature an equal number of appointees to the board as the governor and revoking the governor's power to appoint the board's chief executive.
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If GM's union members ratify the deal, training programs and other services currently handled by the UAW-GM Center for Human Resources would be transferred to a new "Executive Board-Joint Activities" comprised of an equal number of GM- and UAW-appointed members, according to the tentative contract that was released Friday.
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" [Kalamazoo Gazette] Call him: (59075) 385-0039 | Email him Climate change denier "I read scientists, editors—at least equal on both sides—that say there's a cycle, that significant warming that's produced by human involvement… I read on the other side an equal number, at the very least, that say just the opposite.
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Congress did it the first time in 1800 when Thomas Jefferson and Aaron Burr supposedly ran as a president-vice-president ticket, but a flaw in the Constitution led them to receive an equal number of electoral votes, thereby forcing the House of Representatives to select the president and to eventually amend the Constitution.
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"A Select Committee is necessary because it would have an exclusive, undivided focus on the investigation and can be comprised of an equal number of female and male senators," Shaheen wrote in a letter to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellTrump faces crucial decisions on economy, guns Are Democrats turning Trump-like?
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Soon after Sanders announced his candidacy, the ice cream developer appeared on CNN and introduced the idea for "Bernie's Rebellion," a flavor with chocolate pieces in the shape of a mortar board, to symbolize Sanders's support for free college, and an equal number of fancy pecans and ordinary peanuts to represent the fight for income equality.
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The leader of our neighbor to the north sat down for an interview with Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg, in which they discussed the fight for gender equality, the role men can — and should — play in empowering women and girls, and why the prime minister chose to appoint a Cabinet with an equal number of men and women.
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Equileap noted that Amazon is the only big tech company with a gender-balanced board (just 5% of U.S. companies studied had an equal number of male and female board members), Facebook settled civil rights complaints over gender discrimination embedded in its targeted ads products and Google is battling shareholder lawsuits demanding greater transparency around its sexual harassment policies.
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"If the Senate decides to allow the prosecution to call yet more witnesses, after all the witnesses they had in the House, they now want to call more witnesses … the defense needs to be able to call at a minimum an equal number of witnesses, and witnesses of their choice," Cruz told conservative radio host Hugh Hewitt on Tuesday.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary, A belated apology: At a performance of Gounod's "Faust" at the Metropolitan Opera in 2013, I created a minor disturbance during the aria "Avant de quitter ces lieux" that affected a dozen or so patrons in Row J, an equal number in Row I and several people in Row K, while also eliciting a dirty look from the soloist.
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In fact, Shields and his co-author Joshua Dunn make the point really clearly: While bias plays some role in the process, a larger reason why there aren't so many conservatives in higher education has to do with self-selection, which is to say that one generally doesn't find an equal number of PhD candidates applying in the academic job market.
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A half-dozen Democratic hopefuls have declared their candidacy or are about to, and an equal number of Republicans are itching to take up the mantle, if President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE bows out in 85033.
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He's discovered another, more dynamic strategy that generates even larger returns:(2) Buy every single new IPO offering with the proceeds gained from selling the worst-performing recent IPOs"On each IPO date, our 200-position portfolio invests in every new IPO at the end of its first day of trading and funds those purchases with the sale of an equal number of existing holdings with the lowest trailing 3-month performance," he said.
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