I asked Jason Nazar, the founder of Comparably, if it's safe to call Comparably a direct Glassdoor competitor.
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Calling this erosion a "wage penalty," they argue that female teachers make 257% less than comparably educated women and that male teachers make 22010% less than comparably educated men.
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READMEFor gaming, it performs comparably to the Nvidia RTX 2080.
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Comparably also provides insights on where your company could improve.
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Comparably first launched in March with a compensation data tool.
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Everyone one of its merchandising departments reported positive comparably sales.
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It felt comparably small, and therefore music video felt diminished.
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Comparably speaking, this represents just over 10 percent of total .
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Investors elsewhere in the world can find comparably low fees.
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It's comparably better than any other truck on the road.
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Comparably will rate things like the corporate culture and as users build out a profile for their ideal job, the Comparably platform maps that to the profiles from corporations that are managing their own sites.
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Compared to the other films, Zygote is a comparably straightforward affair.
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Meanwhile, Glassdoor has a lot more money and resources than Comparably.
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The rest of Trump's responses in the interview were comparably nonsensical.
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Comparably, founded by Jason Nazar, has raised $13.8 million in funding.
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Other paintings aim for a more spare but comparably lyrical configuration.
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"The lowest-paid execs overall were in Austin, Texas," Comparably reports.
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A comparably accessible and affordable solution is harder to come by.
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Lifestyle could be a factor, according to Comparably CEO Jason Nazar.
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The U.S. is already comparably hostile towards blockchain investments and ICOs.
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A comparably powered Nissan Titan returns an average of 18 m.p.g.
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Withings Thermo (top) compared to the comparably-sized iHealth digital thermometer (bottom).
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According to Comparably, senior developers are often referred to as software engineers.
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That said, Glassdoor has a lot more money and resources than Comparably.
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Rosenstein did comparably nothing on his direct conflict except make it worse.
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Earlier this week, Comparably released its list of top CEOs in 2017.
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Given his comparably less lustrous career, this might be a defensive crouch.
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"Think about it like eHarmony for work," says Comparably CEO Jason Nazar.
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If anything, the film's comparably smaller budget may explain its impressive look.
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She left after the company refused her demand to be paid comparably.
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KLondike, scanning the system for comparably elegant and as yet unclaimed numbers.
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We've done work today also actually comparably on hotel security after Las Vegas.
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But the city itself is far less dense than other comparably sized cities.
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He believes that "Yerma" has a comparably dense mythic, and therefore universal, quality.
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Currently, Comparably has tens of thousands of anonymous ratings for hundreds of companies.
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And Maples was virtually a single mother living on a comparably modest budget.
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No other large school system in the country is in comparably terrible shape.
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Her typical second serve proved more effective than Ms Williams's comparably cautious offerings.
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The numbers for comparably Democratic states are perhaps 12 and I think zero.
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One of his 13th-century Baghdad successors, Yaqut al-Mustasimi, was comparably celebrated.
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Comparably, he lost to Clinton among all other voters by about 20 points.
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Comparably released its annual ranking of the best CEOs of major US companies.
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The Leftovers doesn't bother with comparably small mysteries about polar bears and secret bunkers.
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But with tips taken into account, servers are comparably wealthy, restaurant owners have said.
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Highly skilled migrants help the public finances—more so, probably, than comparably educated natives.
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They'll also include a diversity score from Comparably for each employer on the site.
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We found them to be cheaper and faster than comparably priced CPUs from Intel.
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The solution might be for a comparably independent body to deliberate over monetary policy.
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Planned dates are comparably closer to dates or vacations a normal couple might take!
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But is it going to become comparably challenging, the deeper you get into it?
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To make it worthwhile, Jon needs to change in ways that are comparably momentous.
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Other Asian democracies have taken comparably intrusive steps in the name of public health.
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In the survey, for instance, nonvoters expressed comparably negative views about both political parties.
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Finally, there are QLED TVs, which tend to be priced comparably with OLED TVs.
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Comparably used survey results that assessed compensation, company culture, work-life balance, and more.
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That's not to say that other forms of chimerism haven't created comparably confusing scenarios.
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More recent studies have found comparably low success rates of 50 to 60 percent.
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Priced comparably to other premium ultraportable laptops, but there aren't a lot of configuration options.
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" Indeed is also partnering with employment and salary database Comparably to display a "diversity score.
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Contacts sold from overseas vendors are comparably cheaper and can be bought as singular pairs.
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However, it does feature a similarly weary and jaded protagonist with a comparably rugged look.
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According to Comparably, mobile developers are sometimes referred to as Android developers or iOS developers.
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But along South Florida's wilder coastlines, a more dramatic siege has garnered comparably little attention.
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The psychology of tribalism doesn't consist just of rage and contempt and comparably conspicuous things.
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Lamborghini Centenario Roadster Unlike the comparably downright affordable Coupe, the Centenario Roadster costs $2.3 million.
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The true value of public-sector services is even harder to measure comparably over time.
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But you can get a comparably-sized cooler from legacy brands like Coleman and Igloo ...
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Comparably analyzed over 1,2165 salary records from tech workers who have never graduated from college.
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In San Francisco, tech CEOs earn an average annual salary of $240,000, according to Comparably.
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Once it came time to negotiate a new contract, she demanded to be paid comparably.
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Installations dedicated to group projects on the museum's top ramp have a comparably buzzy vibe.
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They both had, I was lead to believe from my online research, comparably excellent gelato.
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Career site Comparably released its list of the 50 best places for women to work.
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Further, we need to ensure that state government and local government websites are comparably addressed.
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The show is comparably specific about where Angela comes from, grounding her background in Vietnam.
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Its loan-to-deposit and wholesale funding ratios are noticeably higher than comparably sized banks.
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Most impressively, it comes in at well under half the price for a comparably specced model.
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The scores look like this, with Google as a helpful example: Google's gender score on Comparably.
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Its parent planet is comparably hefty—more massive even than Jupiter, the solar system's biggest world.
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Workers pay federal taxes, but get comparably little back from the central government until they retire.
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In reality, though, I was jealous of my friends with the comparably low-fi Game Boy.
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What the Democrats have, comparably this year, is they have on the race by race level.
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Comparably has been focused on salary and compensation data since it first launched in March 2016.
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If the Republicans' problem were general malaise, we'd expect Democrats to be facing comparably dire straits.
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Comparably has raised $6.5 million in funding from Crosslink Capital, Upfront Ventures, 500 Startups and others.
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The lists below represent the best companies for women, as rated by their employees on Comparably.
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Comparably, 28 percent of likely voters say they do not believe the allegations, the poll found.
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The Kenya National Commission on Human Rights, an autonomous government agency, published a comparably exhaustive report.
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Mr. Kanders, for different but comparably expedient reasons, asserts a similar position of no-fault neutrality.
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Comparably, 15 percent of Americans lived in poverty the same year, according to the census bureau.
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Comparably sized units on Central Park West, according to listing data, average more than $5 million.
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" Now comes the comparably sized "Bing Crosby: Swinging on a Star — The War Years, 1940-1946.
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Career site Comparably released its annual ranking of the 50 best companies for people of color.
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Career site Comparably released its annual ranking on the 50 best companies for workers of color.
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Comparably equipped, an extra two to three thousand dollars buys the legendary-for-a-reason GTI.
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Near as I can figure, that is $4,000 less than a comparably equipped Mercedes GLA 250.
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No. For goodness' sake, it's exactly twice the price of the comparably sized Yeti Tundra 65.
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By comparison, Action Park's water slide is 1,970 feet and takes a comparably paltry 90 seconds.
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Career site Comparably released its annual ranking of the best US chief executive officers in 2019.
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Even for a small market, Pittsburgh rappers have significantly fewer opportunities than in comparably sized cities.
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I couldn't find comparably clear help on TurboTax's or TaxAct's sites, though I tried several search terms.
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But a recent report conducted by Comparably found something interesting — as professionals age, the gender gap decreases.
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Only 13% of the congressional districts most crucial to deciding the Senate have comparably high education levels.
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The serial entrepreneur also made it clear that it was money that Comparably didn't need to take.
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It's essentially trying to offer a comparably high-quality machine for people who want to run Windows.
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Don't mistake this for cruelty toward Viall, an occasionally icky, but comparably benign member of Bachelor Nation.
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Comparably analyzed anonymous employee feedback on their website to measure fair pay, perks, benefits, and work environment.
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Interestingly, Comparably also found that the likelihood of having a best friend at work declines with age.
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Now, Everett attends a great nearby public school, where an on-site afterschool program is comparably affordable.
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HARWOOD: Do you consider Obama and Trump comparably benign in terms of the danger to the country?
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For example, Toyota sold 448,000 of the comparably sized, less expensive RAV4 in 2019, according to CarSalesBase.com.
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It's the kids who are disproportionately handicapped as compared to the demographics of any other comparably small town.
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At roughly $500 less than a comparably equipped Surface Pro, it's hard not to like the Spectre x2.
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It outdoes cheaper devices and will be easier to use and maintain than a comparably priced Windows machine.
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I saw a liberal history on MSNBC the other day actually favor Richard Nixon comparably to Donald Trump.
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In my experience, the Pixels are lasting a couple of hours longer than comparably sized iPhones or Nexuses.
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For many industries, trade works comparably, with only a few major players constituting the bulk of the competition.
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Comparably more Americans feel House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is handling negotiations better than the president is so far.
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Job-listing site Comparably just released its annual ranking of the 25 happiest large companies to work for.
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Job-listing site Comparably just released its annual ranking of the 25 large companies with the happiest employees.
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The result was a rise in the dollar that made their exports comparably cheaper in the U.S. market.
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According to preliminary tests, the noninvasive blood screening would offer a cheaper and comparably accurate option to ultrasound.
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Comparably, former Lakers guard Kobe Bryant is the all-time leader at 38.74 during the 2005-06 season.
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In Munich, the band will play a comparably sized stadium on consecutive nights; both shows are sold out.
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"Getting Off," the debut book by the 35-year-old Mexican-American essayist Erica Garza, is comparably affecting.
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After all, they can depend on established public health systems, liquid financial institutions and comparably stable political leadership.
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" With 11 stories of its own, "The Dinner Party" might comparably have been titled "Eleven Kinds of Crazy.
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To dig into who's doing it well, Comparably set out to find at which companies employees are happiest.
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Comparably launched earlier this month with $6.5 million in funding from Crosslink Capital, Upfront Ventures, 500 Startups and others.
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Goldwyn cited Tillerson's comparably softer position on the matter, noting that the Exxon CEO has backed a carbon tax.
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Despite their comparably high fees, hedge funds continue to underperform basic market indexes — and by a pretty wide margin.
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Instead, it was arranged to forge an alliance between Spain, an incredibly wealthy world power, and England, comparably weaker.
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Women seeking to exclusively sell panties may have to do comparably more work per sale than their established counterparts.
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Established popular books are a comparably faster and data-supported way for studios to develop film and TV plots.
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This extra room also means that the buttons and sticks are comparably spread out, placed in more natural positions.
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While the Democratic Socialists of America are pushing for a total takeover, TURN adopts a comparably more conservative approach.
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With a staff of only 12, Comparably has managed to support 1500 companies that are currently using its toolkits.
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In our testing, battery life averaged above 25 minutes, which is equal or better than comparably sized camera drones.
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A comparably-sized berg drifted around the Brunt ice shelf in December 2015, the ESA said in the statement.
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There are some rotomolded YETI competitors like Orca, OtterBox, and RTIC, that are slightly cheaper, but still comparably priced.
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As highly regarded as women may be, they still deal with comparably lower confidence in their skills and abilities.
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Workers at top small companies also tend to be happier than those at the best major corporations, Comparably found.
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This stands in comparison to the comparably priced Tesla Model S, which has both aluminum body panels and frame.
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But their vote is notable for other reasons: Even in comparably small campaigns, a unanimous vote is extremely rare.
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The Museum of Ice Cream and Candytopia, both of them in New York and San Francisco, are comparably photogenic.
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Comparably, the compensation monitoring site, released their list of the major firms that have the most positive company cultures.
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Trump just probably felt you could be comparably replaced... Steve Bannon is being kicked out of the White House.
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Initially, the record feels comparably slight, its eight songs lasting just under half an hour and playfully flitting by.
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They seem comparably unaware that this is how politicians who care about the health of all citizens argue amongst themselves.
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Those are still available, but their use cases are comparably limited to these new hosts, which offer far more flexibility.
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A comparably sized LED TV, for instance, would tip the scales at over 200 pounds (and cost maybe $50,000 more).
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Black home ownership has dropped far more dramatically than other comparably sized demographic since 2000, according to the Urban Institute.
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That latter camp understands that the product is still for them, even if they're not feeling comparably excited about outcome.
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All that said, there's a relatively new company called Comparably, which lets you explore employee reviews by gender and race.
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If Newsom wants to deliver on his pledge he's going to need to endorse Wiener's bill or something comparably ambitious.
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But in a tweet, Zarif expressed a similar hope that future clashes could be solved in a comparably effective way.
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However the Juno-winning album artwork for the 1985 record from the Toronto-bred rock trio was comparably home-grown.
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Costs were also comparably lower this quarter because Ford suffered a massive recall of its vehicles this time last year.
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As for the traffic Naughty America does net from search engines, Paul says the return on investment is comparably low.
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There were 22011 homicides in London over that period versus 280 in New York, and the cities are comparably sized.
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At $41,440, the RS model tested is easily $10,000 less than a comparably equipped BMW 428i with 95 less horsepower.
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The companies on the list had to have more than 500 employees and a minimum of 50 employees on Comparably.
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The fall in 22 was the biggest decline in police numbers among nine comparably-sized U.S. cities reviewed by Reuters.
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Wyze, they of the $20 home security camera, announced this morning the launch of a comparably priced home sensor system.
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Mr. Wray has no comparably dramatic evidence to offer, but by most accounts he is a smart and accomplished lawyer.
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The increased focus on employee happiness makes perfect sense in a world where review sites like Glassdoor and Comparably exist.
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And the two cars are comparably priced: Nissan's EV starts at $30,680, versus the Model 3's $35,000 base price.
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Comparably, the Glassdoor-like platform for self-reporting employment and compensation data, has released some data around culture at tech companies.
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Comparably, at this point his presidency, former President Barack Obama had 69 positions confirmed and a total of 190 people nominated.
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Comparably, Democrats are defending 12 seats this election cycle -- nine of which are in states that Hillary Clinton won in 2016.
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McConnell, as noted above, has felt comfortable blocking debate on other House-passed legislation with comparably lopsided levels of public support.
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Immigrants commit a disproportionate number of crimes, but criminologists say they are not much different from Swedes with comparably low incomes.
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But Kole pointed out that it has made executives and producers more mindful of paying actors equally or at least comparably.
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But they're not sure—after all, the comparably-strong 1997-98 El Niño event didn't cause widespread melting in West Antarctica.
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Unless you're in the comparably small group of people with a Tidal account, you're out of luck – in terms of streaming.
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The result is that Clinton could pitch a strikingly liberal set of policies as the comparably conservative choice on the ballot.
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In contrast, comparably sized cities like Boston, Massachusetts, and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, have 11 and five Fortune 500 companies headquartered there, respectively.
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In addition to resembling some species of coral, the developing human brain is similarly robust and in many ways comparably fragile.
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The Comparably rating isn't the first time GoDaddy has been singled out for being a good place for women to work.
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A half-million employees from over 30,000 U.S. companies provided three million ratings on career research and job listing site Comparably.
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Those of a certain generation will note the comparably unexpected presence of Marisa Berenson, of "Barry Lyndon" fame, as Lady Capulet.
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Job listing site Comparably compiled a rank of the 25 small and midsize companies in the US with the happiest employees.
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For GrubHub, a comparably valued company, salaries for "sales executives" and "online sales executives" are listed at $39,000 and $30,913, respectively.
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Well, the first question was the most telling: Would you choose an electric vehicle over a comparably priced gas-powered vehicle?
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Public retirement systems are underfunded by $45 billion, thought to be the largest gap ever for comparably sized U.S. public pensions.
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It also helped persuade many voters, who had initially balked at the Republican's character, that the two candidates were comparably flawed.
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The survey was performed by job review site Comparably and asked 36,000 workers across the tech industry about their work relationships.
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The partnership, which has received comparably little attention, capped a year of aggressive expansion into the fossil fuel market for AWS.
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Compensation monitoring site Comparably released their ranking of the best places to work if you&aposre looking for positive company culture.
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According to Comparably, perks and benefits at many of these companies include paid parental leave, flexible work options and pay parity.
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Here he is sounding comparably in command singing one of Schubert's most intense songs, "Prometheus," a couple years ago at WQXR.
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Nogueira had to think back to his Estudiantes days in Madrid with Carl English to find a comparably lengthy hot streak.
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The majority of school children were found to have comparably good attendance records and access to medical care and other services.
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Between March 2016 and February 2018, Comparably collected anonymous compensation data from more than 100,000 people at small, mid-size and large — both public and private — tech companies in the U.S. Comparably specifically looked at 15 of the most popular job titles in tech, like architect, data scientist, development, marketing manager, operation manager, product manager and others.
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Perhaps to the bright and breezy '90s, or to a movie comparably cheerier than our current situation — something like Trainspotting or Misery.
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Priced comparably with a newspaper or magazine subscription at $7.99 a month, Audm is perfect for long commutes and vacation road trips.
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Business development managers, according to Comparably, help to increase a company's revenue, identify new business trends and lead sales for the organization.
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Lead engineers are responsible for monitoring and managing a group of engineers from start to finish on a product, according to Comparably.
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Ms Kearns finds that terrorist attacks perpetrated by Muslims received 360% more press coverage than comparably sized attacks carried out by others.
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Los Angeles-based Comparably has a dashboard for (primarily already employed) would-be job-seekers who may be looking for a change.
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They were poorly rested, and the -36 degrees was markedly colder than comparably balmy 14 degrees they'd grown accustomed to in Longyearbyen.
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Though Hillary Clinton can attack Mr Trump's financial secretiveness in the general election, voters perceive her as comparably untrustworthy to Mr Trump.
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The United States is somewhat unique among industrialized nations, spending more than any other OECD country and getting, comparably, a lot less.
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Android phones are also great, so if you're not totally committed to the iPhone, take a gander at these comparably priced options.
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Job-listing site Comparably just released its annual ranking of the 25 small businesses where employees have the best work-life balance.
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Job-listing site Comparably just released its annual ranking of the 25 large companies where employees have the best work-life balance.
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Instead, he searched Alibaba and found a manufacturer in China that agreed to supply 5,000 poop bags for a comparably cheaper $700.
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Manufacturers may also ask for compensation should electricity prices rise as a result of lower supply from comparably inexpensive coal-fired plants.
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It's also much more generous in its treatment of people who may have racked up large debts without acquiring comparably large assets.
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It's also much more generous in its treatment of people who may have racked up large debts without acquiring comparably large assets.
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That is in line with the poor scores that Rev has received from its transcribers on career sites like Glassdoor and Comparably.
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"If you have it, you should hold it because it could grow into its PE." Others in the space are comparably cheap.
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Rival developers were left with two options to keep their own comparably styled projects competitive: Make them good, or make them bloody.
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Comparably, the National Education Association endorsed Clinton months later -- in October 2015 -- still well before the primary between Clinton and Sanders was over.
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Comparably, which launched earlier this year, aims to provide more transparency about compensation and help people better understand if they're being paid adequately.
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Men die at far higher rates than women in some countries; in other countries, at similar levels of development, they do comparably well.
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The Find X will be available to order in China starting today, and it should cost less than other comparably equipped Android smartphones.
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No matter where you work, however, you're going to make the most money as an architect or senior product manager, according to Comparably.
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Spending 365 days in hotel rooms would cost you a lot more money than a year-long rental of a comparably nice apartment.
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For women trying to start out on Instagram today, achieving a comparably large audience is harder than ever because competition is so fierce.
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Check out the three originals and the comparably slow and moody, but still great, remix from recent Fade to Mind signee Leonce below.
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Some argue that is unlikely, and note that comparably low unemployment in the mid-90s continued without inflation because of improvements in productivity.
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It more broadly defines "comparable work," to ensure those working similar roles with different titles are paid comparably — for example a secretary vs.
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The comparably priced Honor 10 also has a flagship processor inside, Huawei's Kirin 6, and it also offers a smooth and responsive experience.
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Part of the reason GoDaddy made the list is because of a deliberate decision to change its approach, says Comparably CEO Jason Nazar.
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Here are the 25 major companies where employees have the best work-life balance, plus worker quotes provided by Comparably from user posts.
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Notably, South Korea has consistently seen a lower case-fatality rate from COVID-19 than most other countries with comparably sized coronavirus outbreaks.
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No doubt comparably bold, out-there work was done by brilliant artists in decades past, though we would probably never have seen it.
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"Canada is one of the most affordable countries to live and work for foreigners, with comparably low rental and transport costs," says WorldFirst.
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Angela Dufresne recalibrates the gender balances of Gustave Courbet's famous 1855 depiction of his Paris studio in a picture of comparably heroic scale.
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"When we talk about the gender pay gap, it gets lumped into one big category," Comparably co-founder and CEO Jason Nazar told me.
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Amazon does have a comparably cheap smart speaker, the Echo Dot, which costs $49.99, but the Mi AI has a richer set of features.
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I got a PlayStation 2, and the comforting linearity of Crash Bandicoot was replaced with the comparably bustling hub world of Jak and Daxter.
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It got me thinking about why certain depressing operas take on a tragic grandeur that buoys you, while other comparably dark ones do not.
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Now the allure of Iceland's own economic upswing, a strengthened currency and comparably high interest rates have deterred domestic investors from boosting foreign investment.
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Product managers are responsible for leading the cross-functional design of a team and the different stages of development for a product, says Comparably.
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With $6.5 million in funding from Crosslink Capital, Upfront Ventures, 500 Startups and others, Comparably is launching a platform for employment and salary information.
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In the game's first trailer — shown at Sony's E3 press conference — the duo's life together is comparably humble compared to adventures of the past.
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Disney and Edison did not immediately respond to requests for comment but have said previously that they paid foreign contractors comparably with local staffers.
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All of these stars were comparably unknown teen actors before that short-lived one-hour drama, coincidentally also set in a 1980s high school.
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More inspiring are the bathrooms whose walls are covered in Sharpie shoutouts and dick sketches, much like any bar with a comparably divey charm.
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Both offer stretches of vintage rowhouses and parks and are comparably priced, said Michael Brennan Jr., a vice president of TTR Sotheby's International Realty.
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However, when comparably-skilled pro teams match up, it's usually the one with the sharper defensive rotations and timelier blocks that rules the day.
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He rates them comparably to the New York Yankees and Manchester United, iconic teams that even the most casual fan recognizes for their success.
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All it needs to be able to do is detect the wake word to start the Alexa functionality, which is a comparably simple model.
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Back then there was no bigger deal in sports than a major boxing match, and few comparably big deals in the culture at large.
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The snowstorm that Washington is currently digging out of is comparably much smaller, but so are the stakes when it comes to the shutdown.
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It was comparably convenient for me to believe the man when he arrived at my house and told me everything would soon be resolved.
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He could be heard campaigning in 2015 on the discrepancies between the length of the American workweek and those of other, comparably wealthy nations.
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Also the beauty that is being taken out of our cities, towns and parks will be greatly missed and never able to be comparably replaced!
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Parental narratives are still more common, given the comparably privileged economic position and communication skills well-heeled leaders of many national autism parent organizations enjoy.
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So when BuzzFeed got ahold of this tweet of a smizing Momoa, flanked by two comparably tiny bodyguards, it gave the internet a good LOL.
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Nonetheless, we must spare a final thought for one club north of the English border, for whom wins on derby day were once comparably rare.
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Nintendo can only produce so many titles on its own, so expect lots of remakes and remasters, which are comparably cheap and quick to produce.
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The one thing we were able to do last year was capitalize on opportunities, comparably when we didn't have as many as some other teams.
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This is just another e-ink slab with a 265 pixels per inch display, whereas the comparably priced Kindle Voyage has a 300 ppi display.
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Blunden also said that these indicators are higher than they were for the years of the last comparably strong El Nino in 1997 and 1998.
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The whole thing looks incredibly similar to Vivo's V9, which was announced last week, and it even includes a comparably ridiculous 24-megapixel selfie camera.
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Bercow said Barack Obama, who did address Parliament, was "comparably popular" in Europe and the U.K., and a historic figure as America's first black president.
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Comparably equipped e-bikes from big bike brands like Specialized and Cannondale are priced similarly, and they don't have all the features that Greyp has.
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Also the beauty that is being taken out of our cities, towns and parks will be greatly missed and never able to be comparably replaced.
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Other than a comparably small project in 2013 — a big balloon in a big warehouse — Christo's work has been preparatory; these projects do take time.
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Also... ...the beauty that is being taken out of our cities, towns and parks will be greatly missed and never able to be comparably replaced!
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The Economist: You're from Israel, a country that is in some ways a global outlier: small, basically cohesive (within its Jewish population) and comparably rich.
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"You have to go back to 251.3 to find a comparably small number of private practice jobs," said James G. Leipold, the association's executive director.
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Comparably found that overall, San Francisco offered tech workers the highest salaries and that director of sales is the highest-earning role in most cities.
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Here are the 25 small to midsize companies where employees have the best work-life balance, plus worker quotes provided by Comparably from user posts.
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To spotlight which company leaders are creating healthy workplaces for female employees, job website Comparably created a list of the 50 Best CEOs for Women.
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Also, the beauty that is being taken out of our cities, towns and parks will be greatly missed and never able to be comparably replaced!
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The recommendation for the executive branch to "develop and maintain Continuity of the Economy planning in consultation with the private sector" has comparably vague elements.
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Similar vaccines, he added, are comparably priced, and firms won't necessarily want to develop these pharmaceuticals if they aren't sure they can recoup their investment.
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It may be a quiet season, comparably, but there are still a few debuts to look forward to, one of which has potentially wider implications.
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The highest-paid job at the company, among the data submitted to Comparably, is as director of finance, which clocks in at $7183,2718 a year.
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Also... ...the beauty that is being taken out of our cities, towns and parks will be greatly missed and never able to be comparably replaced!
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My initial skepticism came from thinking of the Stellina as an expensive version of the former, rather than a comparably-priced version of the latter.
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As the primary source of low-skilled legal immigration into the U.S., chain migration has depressed wages and job opportunities for comparably skilled American workers.
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But only Notre-Dame had the forest — there was no comparably complex assemblage of ancient dried wood, some of it dating to the 13th century.
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Also... ...the beauty that is being taken out of our cities, towns and parks will be greatly missed and never able to be comparably replaced!
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You have to look to George H.W. Bush (5.3 percent and falling) to see a comparably benign climate greeting the election of a new president.
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Below is a gallery of culture data Comparably collected around fair pay, having a close friend at work, satisfaction with equity compensation and mentorship at work.
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I also did a side-by-side comparison of the movie on the 6-Series and a comparably price (but less feature-filled) Vizio M-Series.
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Both shows condense an entire year into a comparably short package, allowing us to see how the small lessons of each day combine for personal growth.
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And yet, they've become a staple of blogs that circulate web culture ephemera, as if their comparably high production is too irresistible to let pass uncommented.
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Martin said she believes Carlson's case is a "comparably big moment" in terms of raising sexual harassment awareness as the Anita Hill hearings were in 1991.
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Here's the full list for race: Comparably has raised more than $12 million, with its most recent round coming in at $7.25 million earlier this year.
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The three Arab countries lag far behind comparably wealthy countries on measures of the strength of government institutions, human capital, business sophistication and modern technological output.
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At $600 the kit is also comparably priced to what building a prop like this from scratch, or having it 3D-printed online, would cost you.
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Comparably helps employers hire better staff and gives them windows into the ways that staff view company culture (an increasingly important criterion among new workforce entrants).
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The largest pay gap exists among sales managers, where men make $151,000 on average and women make $115,000 on average at public companies, according to Comparably.
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Trucks, which include the high-growth SUV and crossover segments, often command higher transaction prices than comparably-sized cars, which often yields higher profits for automakers.
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While the president is proudly parroting white nationalist talking points, he is right about one thing: statues of that naked man will never be comparably replaced.
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Although what appears on the platform is anonymous, Comparably requires email verification for each review to ensure that real people — not spammers — are leaving the reviews.
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Under the ACA, states had to prove that their experiments would still cover the same number of people with comparably generous coverage without increasing federal spending.
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What's more, a survey from job site Comparably finds the majority of workers, both men and women, say they have a best friend at the office.
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There are other candidates reportedly under consideration, including the comparably toxic Chris Christie, and the steadier-handed Governor Mike Pence of Indiana, who has criticized Trump.
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Despite the incident's comparably minor scope — a few pets abducted by a wild animal in a small town — the story became something of a national sensation.
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All week Comparably, a compensation, culture and career monitoring website, has exclusively published "Best of" lists with USA TODAY, covering areas such as CEOs and diversity.
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The shirt is comparably priced to the Outerknown Blanket Shirt but isn't made from organic cotton, which ultimately led me to opt for Outerknown over Stio.
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"If I'm opening a new location, I want to open where a comparably priced studio is already thriving by offering a different workout," Ms. Freeman said.
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The parrot fever outbreak was cinematic, but with 33 deaths in the United States and comparably low numbers in Europe, it hardly ranks as a pandemic.
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Despite its large mass, Antlia 2 remained undetected for so long because it is about 10,000 times as dim and diffuse as comparably large satellite galaxies.
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When asked to predict how others would fare, however, women expected other women to earn comparably high scores, but men thought they'd significantly outperform other men.
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Meant to rival Audi A8, BMW 7 Series and Mercedes S-Class, the CT6 is more affordable, in some cases by over $25,000 when comparably equipped.
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Communication is the top skill managers need to improve, according to a new survey of 20,000 people from Comparably, a compensation, culture, and jobs monitoring site.
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"The beauty that is being taken out of our cities, towns and parks will be greatly missed and never able to be comparably replaced!" he tweeted.
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" C.M.S. defended the program, saying that nursing homes on the watch list showed more improvement than did comparably struggling facilities not selected for enhanced supervision. "C.
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Though that price is high for the Ironbound, where comparably sized apartments average $1,1523, such spaces don't remain on the market for long, Mr. Rosa said.
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Even the advisers who came to Trump from the political or media worlds — such as Chief of Staff Reince Priebus and Bannon — are doing comparably well.
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They finished in the top four in power play and penalty kill, and only the Presidents' Trophy-winning Nashville Predators performed comparably in terms of advanced stats.
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The Lost Legacy is comparably brief — its seven chapters span about nine hours of play time — but packs in everything you'd expect from a typical Uncharted adventure.
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According to Comparably, marketing managers work with sales, PR, product, finance and advertising teams to create a strategy for how they can sell a product or service.
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It has a faster processor and more memory than most comparably priced NAS devices, and it has flexible, powerful software that does everything most users may need.
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" He continued, "Also the beauty that is being taken out of our cities, towns and parks will be greatly missed and never able to be comparably replaced!
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All other significant, but still comparably small, social media platforms such as Pinterest, LinkedIn, Tumblr, Four Square, and Reddit have similar speech restrictions as Facebook and Google.
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" He added: "Also, the beauty that is being taken out of our cities, towns and parks will be greatly missed and never able to be comparably replaced!
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They have been motivated to enhance long-term competitiveness and shareholder returns by taking advantage of comparably lower capital requirements for commercial banks than for securities firms.
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But a series of proposed mergers, kicked off by AT&T's planned acquisition of Time Warner, is forcing comparably smaller media companies to look for larger homes.
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According to a new survey from the jobs site Comparably, 58 percent of men in tech think there are enough women in leadership roles at their company.
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" Trump continued, "Also the beauty that is being taken out of our cities, towns and parks will be greatly missed and never able to be comparably replaced!
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In addition to the salary data, Comparably also included the satisfaction ratings of female employees, comparing their answers to survey questions, to those from their male counterparts.
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"These honorees stand out as the best of the best, reflecting the most stellar teams, leaders, compensation, and benefits," Comparably CEO Jason Nazar said in a statement.
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"Improper nasal irrigation has been reported as a method of infection for the comparably insidious amoeba," the doctors say in the research paper about the Seattle woman.
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The reason behind this decline, Comparably explains, is presumably because as people age, they hold higher job titles with dramatically increased responsibilities at work and in life.
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And I've also read about the many blind judgements in which unwitting supposed "experts" have rated wines from places like New Jersey comparably to first-growth Bordeaux.
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He points out that anti-inflammatory drugs such as ibuprofen work by inhibiting COX-2, but, until now, researchers had not considered that bananas might perform comparably.
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Pressured to draw comparably to the other kids, I strained to follow the teacher's step-by-step instructions and chose precisely from my wide variety of hues.
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" He added that "the beauty that is being taken out of our cities, towns and parks will be greatly missed and never able to be comparably replaced!
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But while there are certainly areas where the new Swift 5 could improve, the trade-offs you have to make for the compact build are comparably few.
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This suite is a late Debussy work, composed in 1915 in the aftermath of the "Rite," and for all its surface beauties, this music is comparably subversive.
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Even though Beijing had about 14 million people, meaning the number of infected people was comparably low, it was taken seriously, and the impact was felt everywhere.
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But, if you put that interaction aside, their big, fluffy ginger heads and comparably smaller bird talons make them among the cuter of the "Star Wars" creatures.
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A number of employer review sites, such as Glassdoor, Comparably and Indeed allow job seekers to research what employees are saying about the companies they're interested in.
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The Nobel laureate novelist Claude Simon finds in Bacon's scrupulous detailing and tripartite structure a new model for poetic fiction that is comparably immediate, clinical, and corporal.
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But even US-born Asians do not earn as much as comparably educated whites even after accounting for college type, major, metropolitan area and years of experience.
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Comparably, his lead over Sanders increases from only 5 points over Sanders among whites with a college degree to about 20 points among whites without a college degree.
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For Nazar, chief executive of the LA-based startup Comparably, the job fair is the culmination of his stint as an entrepreneur-in-residence for the mayor's office.
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That, too, arrived long after the dust had settled on a wave of uninteresting Android Wear devices, but the market interest for smart watches was still comparably small.
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They'll be a little more expensive than you're used to, maybe, but they'll deliver as much value as a comparably priced iPad or Windows PC — if not more.
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So foolish!" and said "the beauty that is being taken out of our cities, towns and parks will be greatly missed and never able to be comparably replaced!
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In 2017, Blaine collected nearly $1.7 million in sales tax, which is two to five times the amount collected by comparably sized towns not on the Canadian border.
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The new AMC series kicks off with an explosive cold open, but then proceeds to settle in for a comparably tame hour of character introductions and universe-building.
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Reuters/Ipsos polling shows that Americans aged 18 to 34 are slightly less likely to vote for president this year than their comparably aged peers were in 22.
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It's in the arena of job search where Comparably is hoping to test its mettle against Linkedin (Microsoft's multi-billion dollar trash fire of a company recent acquisition).
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But while its vacancy rate nearly doubled to 8.2 percent, its generated returns — although down 11 percent over a three-year period — remain comparably attractive at 4.59 percent.
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Now the pensions have almost no cash and a nearly 100 percent funding shortfall that is thought to be the largest ever for comparably-sized U.S. public pensions.
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Comparably, the site that originally launched as a compensation data and culture platform, is officially getting into Glassdoor's territory with the launch of a company employee reviews feature.
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With Comparably, job applicants don't have unlimited sorting capabilities, but they can at least filter by race and gender, which is more than what Glassdoor has to offer.
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Here are the 25 large companies with the happiest employees, plus worker quotes provided by Comparably from user posts on what makes their company fun to work for.
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Here are the 25 small companies with the happiest employees, plus worker quotes provided by Comparably from user posts on what makes their company fun to work for.
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Keep is an app that makes it easy to take notes, make lists, and set up reminders for your daily life—even on your smartwatch's comparably small screen.
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A new survey by job site Comparably found that of over 33,000 workers across the tech industry, more than half of them report having best friends at work.
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This meant that it couldn't easily take advantage of the open-source offerings of the era, and that porting Microsoft's comparably-better Internet Explorer would be a challenge.
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Often, it took a comparably Herculean level of courage for the offending party to show up and look into the eyes of the people whom they had irreparably harmed.
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The new activewear campaign boasts a comparably awesome lineup of models: body positive yogi Jessamyn Stanley, triathlete Krista Henderson, choreographer Jessie Diaz, and basketball player and model Julie Henderson.
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And with Persona 5, Hashino and company are hoping to fuse comparably tight bonds between players and on-screen partners in crime-solving (or, in this case, hearts-stealing).
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A study published in Health Affairs, a journal, in June 2015 found that the average doctor earns about 50% more than comparably educated and experienced people in other fields.
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These include a popular salary tracker from Glassdoor (LinkedIn is already trying to compete with also on company profile pages), newer services from Comparably, and older platforms like PayScale.
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Looking at responses for more than 210,250 organizations, Comparably focused on how female employees rated company culture and their CEO's management style on a scale of one to 10.
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An earlier ranking from Comparably didn't put Google in the top 10 companies for women, and Google came in sixth in a ranking of best companies for racial diversity.
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The hook for would-be employers is that Comparably provides a level of detail into how different demographics rank a company's culture (including sensitive subjects like harassment and discrimination).
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What follows this teaser is a (comparably) slower sales pitch, one that features the same footage, but takes time to explain what is happening in the scenes and why.
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The company claims that the medical-grade refrigerators and the units for home use, coming out later this year, will be comparably priced with what's on the market now.
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That means the Bolt's range will exceed that of Tesla's most comparably-priced vehicle, the standard-plus trim of its Model 23 sedan, which has 23 miles of range.
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Comparably is focused on the tech sector, collecting data from tens of thousands of employees on compensation and corporate culture from companies including Netflix, Uber, eBay, PayPal and SpaceX.
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He could be used as part of a smaller deal to acquire a comparably talented wing, or as part of a bigger package to land a top-tier talent.
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It's the first truly wireless Dolby Atmos speaker, and it provides a much better sound experience than you can get with your TV's speakers or a comparably priced soundbar.
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Thanks to their markedly lightweight design, they can fly ahead of the AI:TRAIL, consuming comparably little energy in the process, and illuminate the path ahead, thereby replacing headlights entirely.
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But there has yet to be another comparably serious reckoning, nearly 50 years after Betty Friedan published The Feminine Mystique, with gendered power imbalances in straight couples' personal lives.
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Though Mr. Cluff said the brand didn't necessarily set out to market its service with celebrities, he agreed that podcasts were providing a comparably inexpensive way to do so.
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One of the more notable findings in this report is that, at least in some areas, the quality of health care in the U.S. fared comparably to other countries.
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However many worthy successors, such as the comparably sharp-witted and resourceful Ben Mankiewicz, assume his duties, it's going to be hard to imagine anybody adequately compensating for Osborne's absence.
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Sony and Panasonic have comparably-sized compacts that blow these specs out of the water, particularly with video — both of those companies offer 4K recording and have for a while.
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These two locations paid the most for each of the following 10 positions, beating out other top cities like Los Angeles, New York City, Boston, Chicago and Austin, Comparably found.
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User Interface designers (UI) and User Experience (UX) designers "work together to make certain that a user's experience on a web page conform to the overall company vision," says Comparably.
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A study of the problem in Baltimore found that black residents were charged higher rates and discriminated against at every stage of the transactions compared with comparably qualified white customers.
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Following the smartphone comparison, virtual reality is like the first iPhone, and it could be awhile before it feels as polished, inclusive, and comparably affordable as say, the iPhone 5C.
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The $349 price tag is a bit more expensive than comparably-sized internet-connected speakers, nearly double the price of the Amazon Echo, and more than double the Google Home.
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If celebrity endorsements are partly to blame for Hillary Clinton's loss, why did her husband and Barack Obama win the White House with a comparably impressive set of star endorsements?
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The GameCube was Nintendo's first big stumble, the Wii was popular at parties and with families but comparably sold few actual games, and the Wii U was basically a flop.
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Comparably analyzed anonymous employee feedback on their website to measure fair pay, perks, benefits, and work environment to find out what companies are the best at offering employees flexible schedules.
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Experts said the only comparably monetizable app for influencers is YouTube, which offers the unique feature of paying creators ad royalties based on the number of views their videos get.
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Comparably says factors regarding company-wide policies like parental leave were not considered since that's focused more on how women feel about the overall company rather than just their leader.
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Another Christmas Day release — Annapurna's "Vice," with Christian Bale as Dick Cheney — performed comparably, bringing in $7.8 million over the weekend and $17.7 million over the course of the week.
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Even more than the verbal fisticuffs and flashy endorsements, it was Mr. Biden's comparably weak financial standing that prompted many Democrats to think a new phase may be at hand.
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That would be Caryl Churchill's "Escaped Alone" and Peter Brook's "Battlefield" — both much shorter and considerably less verbose than anything by Albee, but comparably bold in taking on the absolute.
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But to get the value that the G80 offers (about $15,000 less than a comparably equipped BMW 5 Series or Mercedes E-Class), you'll be shopping at a Hyundai dealership.
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Although consumers in the United States have a sizable appetite for European sheep cheeses — Spanish manchego, French Roquefort and Italian pecorino Toscano among them — comparably priced domestic alternatives remain scarce.
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That launch, the company argues, was comparably slow, with only a few operators launching on a single band in a few select cities and with only a handful of available phones.
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"The result would be a very large increase in capital requirements for banks in the Nordic region and the Netherlands, which on average have comparably low-risk portfolios," the statement said.
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So foolish!" the president tweeted, adding,"Also the beauty that is being taken out of our cities, towns and parks will be greatly missed and never able to be comparably replaced!
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With most comparably sized exchanges already registered under FinCEN, the takedown could make it both harder and riskier for criminals to cash out — something law enforcement seems to be counting on.
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The U.S. tech industry is currently adding new jobs at almost 400% the rate of other fields, and it pays workers about twice as much too, according to jobs site Comparably.
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Nexo, for instance, is the most expensive Hyundai on sale in the U.S., with a starting price of $59,0003 (starting prices for the brand's comparably-sized Santa Fe start at $24,250).
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Generally speaking, you're going to earn more money working at a public tech company versus a private tech company, according to new data from culture workplace and salary comparison platform Comparably.
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In Missouri and Texas, at least half of the insurers we studied charged higher premiums for a safe driver in high-risk minority communities than in comparably risky non-minority communities.
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Parsippany, New Jersey-based PBF Energy paid $537.5 million, plus working capital costs, for a comparably-sized refinery in Torrance, California, which it bought from Exxon Mobil Corp earlier this year.
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Mr. Stucky's "The Stars and the Roses," a 15-minute work for tenor and chamber ensemble, sets three mystical poems by Czeslaw Milosz in English translation to comparably lacy, shimmering music.
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By comparison, the spread on an average high-yield bond is 373 basis points, according to ICE BAML Index data, and for comparably rated "B-" issuers it is 402 basis points.
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The tech giant says it has no plans to adapt Amazon Go to the comparably gigantic Whole Foods supermarkets, all of which were acquired by Amazon for $13.7 billion this year.
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Job website Comparably recently surveyed nearly 26,000 workers from ages 18 to 55 across the tech industry to learn what their top priority changes would be if they were in charge.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads "…the beauty that is being taken out of our cities, towns and parks will be greatly missed and never able to be comparably replaced!" pic.twitter.
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Little did we know that we were heading into a vortex of a pre-couch-bouncing Tom Cruise doing the most to make our comparably young asses feel old as dirt.
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" Zimmer doesn't think the 1930 parrot fever outbreak deserves to be classified as a pandemic since it sparked just 33 deaths in the United States "and comparably low numbers in Europe.
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Another study, published in JAMA, found that even accounting for motor vehicle traffic crashes, firearm-related injuries and drug poisonings, the United States has higher mortality rates than comparably wealthy countries.
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"It is important to understand the sentiment of women's experiences in the workplace, especially on topics such as fair compensation, career advancement opportunities, leadership and benefits," said Comparably CEO Jason Nazar.
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The company, which is self-funded thus far, plans to sell the truck for $150,000 making it comparably priced to Tesla's base model, and other medium-duty trucks on the market.
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"Split" made about $40 million during its opening weekend, so "Glass" is performing comparably — though it seems unlikely that the movie will wildly outpace "Split," particularly given mixed reviews from critics.
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I currently have 941 accounts blocked, I block more every week, and as a white man the odds are I get substantially less harassment than a comparably active woman would get.
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Overall, dieters in both groups lost a similar amount of weight on average — 11 pounds in the low-fat group, 13 pounds in the low-carb group — suggesting different diets perform comparably.
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A comparably equipped Surface Pro will run close to $1,830 when you add in the keyboard and pen, making the real-world cost difference between the two devices a not insignificant $500.
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But I'm struggling with the practicality of it all: it's not large enough to power laptops for any decent stretch of time, and it's far more expensive than comparably sized USB chargers.
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Employee review site Comparably examined the ratings and reviews of anonymous women employees to come up with its list of the 217 best CEOs for women, and these CEOs earned top marks.
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Zhang notes, however, that the volume of requests and traffic that hits Didi's network is comparably huge, and growing; over 30,000 requests per minute come from riders during rush hour, for instance.
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Jason Nazar, the Los Angeles-based co-founder and chief executive of Comparably is aiming to unseat some of the web's most successful tech companies in human resources and job search world.
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Comparably, a company and workplace culture review platform, is expanding its tools and offerings to employers that want to have a better understanding of how they can improve their workplaces for employees.
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Nazar, the cofounder and CEO of Comparably, told Business Insider he was a victim of the superhero mythology when he first launched the company, a website that monitors workplace culture and compensation.
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Career research and job listing site Comparably recently released a list of the top chief executive officers based on data gathered from over three million employee ratings by half a million workers.
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But according to compensation, culture and career monitoring site Comparably, if you can make it into a top-tier tech role without a college degree, you can still make over six figures.
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But we have a great point of departure with the already strong economic ties between our economies and the fact that our respective consumer and environmental standards are at comparably high levels.
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Some small companies do a better job with their perks than others: job-listing site Comparably released its annual ranking of the 25 companies where employees have the best-work life balance.
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As for the United States, it is 210th out of 22015 countries surveyed — down four spots from last year's report and five from 1073's, and substantially below most comparably wealthy nations.
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Scenes like this suggest an affinity with the work of Peter Williams, a painter of equally odd figurative vignettes, whose big-tent theatrics present viewers with comparably crafted and similarly conjured puzzles.
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"The beauty that is being taken out of our cities, towns and parks will be greatly missed and never able to be comparably replaced," he moaned in a Robert E. Lee tweet.
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There's comparably little debate about how the United States can shape the environment into which China is rising, let alone the actions we can take at home to ensure our values prevail.
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Known for having comparably cheap electricity, the town had attracted at least two mining operations that had been playing a role in increased energy demand and raising energy rates for local residents.
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Without it or some comparably sweeping reform, California will continue to suffer from exorbitant housing costs that contribute to the highest poverty rate in the nation when judged by the Supplemental Poverty Measure.
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Whereas most VR to date has been about immersing you in a virtual world, tricking your brain into thinking you're in space or underwater, the $79.99 Labo VR offers comparably bite-sized experiences.
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The Divo costs a comparably tame €5 million / $5.7 million, though that price is only of historic importance, as all 40 examples of it were sold to existing Chiron owners immediately upon announcement.
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Sonic's success sparked a flood of comparably zoomorphic avatars featuring in their own releases, ostensibly much the same gameplay wise as Sega's breakthrough, featuring a whole lot of leaping, landing, and enemy lamping.
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Furthermore, the countries with smaller tech sectors still have comparably sized productivity slowdowns, and that is not what we would expect if a lot of unmeasured productivity were hiding in the tech industry.
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Comparing iOS and Android Overall, devices running the most recent versions of iOS and Android are comparably protected against offline attacks, when configured correctly by both the phone manufacturer and the end user.
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They speak, without any hint of irony, of this elaborately conceived setup as an idealized version of the dating scene, a positive alternative to the comparably shallow act of swiping right or left.
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Game development is a long and slow process, whereas marketing works comparably much faster—it's understandable that a marketing team would see an opportunity to slip in modern references to their ad campaigns.
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This, Eyal says, is what would likely differentiate a royal recommendation—which is notable for its exclusivity and the royals' established position of authority in society—from that of a comparably famous celebrity.
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While men scored higher than women in their tendencies to have technical/professional expertise and develop strategic perspectives, Folkman points out this may be due to women's comparably lower confidence in their trades.
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Forces — at least in the levels on display at E3 — has a comparably muted color scheme, suitable for the Eggman-ruled world it's set in, and left me missing the colorful worlds of Mania.
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Switching to a comparably small phone made me reach for my battery pack, and I did need it, as the LG G6's battery was just barely enough for a heavy user like me.
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This is both because the stock has been on a tear but also because there are fewer of its shares being traded than for other comparably-sized companies, and so its price is higher.
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The programmer or designer or writer or even manager that gives up their life for a 219+ hour moonshot will comparably-speaking be compensated in bananas, even if their lottery coupon should line up.
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You can't change history, but you can learn from it … the beauty that is being taken out of our cities, towns and parks will be greatly missed and never able to be comparably replaced!
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The pair, which are essentially the same game but with a few different unique pokémon, have comparably advanced graphics, a staggering number of creatures to collect, and require no prior knowledge of the series.
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Graduate Hotels, a six-hotel chain that started in 2014 whose target market is college towns, uses local art to help it stand out from comparably priced competitors like Best Western and Quality Inn.
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Salary comparison site Comparably has compiled a list of the dozen tech companies with the smallest pay gaps — each has a gap of less than 3 percent for men and women with similar jobs.
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To compile this list, Comparably analyzed data from tens of thousands of median salary records from male and female employees at Fortune 500 public tech companies, as well as private companies that are unicorns.
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"Working for a micromanager can be a suffocating experience," Amanda Augustine of TopResume tells CNBC Make It. A majority of workers say it's the a boss can have, according to a survey by Comparably.
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There are certainly cheaper hotels to be found, but similar luxury properties like The Loren at Pink Beach and The Hamilton Princess also rise into the $1,000+ range for comparably sized rooms and views.
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And Mr. Reuss said G.M. did not expect to be hurt financially by a shift toward electric models, which at least for now can cost more to produce than comparably sized gasoline-powered vehicles.
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Although perhaps relying on his denial alone would be insufficient—if indeed other similarly situated Black artists have been treated comparably—he may be more successful in showing a formal policy behind the pattern.
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Hotel prices plunge as well, according to Hipmunk, with rates dropping around 50 percent in destinations ranging from Santorini, Greece, to Myrtle Beach, S.C. VRBO data shows comparably significant price drops for home rentals.
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Comparably, 28503 percent of Democratic voters think their party will unite behind front-runner Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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According to a new report from the jobs site Comparably, the biggest tech companies—and their CEOs—don't make it to the top of the heap when women in the tech industry rate their employers.
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Since Gorsuch has been nominated to fill Scalia's seat, if he does end up voting comparably to Scalia, the Supreme Court would then revert to essentially the ideological balance it had back in February 2016.
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Impeachment timeline slipping On Friday we pointed out that, compared to the impeachment of Bill Clinton and the impeachment effort against Richard Nixon, Democrats are moving at a comparably breakneck speed against Trump on Ukraine.
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The switch to ARM is also exciting precisely because we know of a tablet that runs on an ARM processor that's so fast and powerful that it flat out smokes comparably priced laptops in benchmarks.
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So, right on cue, workplace culture and company review platform Comparably has come out with a ranking of the top 10 tech companies for people of color, as well as the top 10 for women.
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It's not the first time I've felt familiar pangs of parenthood while playing a game: last year's Monument Valley 2 managed to evoke similar emotions despite being a comparably simple puzzle game without any words.
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And it's such institutions that do not receive a comparably large amount of funding to serve the students that higher education most needs to enroll if states are to meet future workforce and economic needs.
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At times, it is a guilty relief to re-enter flashbacks, because Clapin trades the feverish intimacy of the hand's adventures for the calmer scenes of Naoufel, who is seen in comparably serene long shots.
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Refineries from Texas to South Korea have taken advantage of comparably cheaper light oil from the United States, as well as from OPEC states Nigeria and Libya that are exempt from the production cut regime.
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Job listing site Comparably compiled a ranking of the 25 small and midsize businesses with the happiest employees by analyzing anonymous employee feedback on their website to measure fair pay, perks, benefits, and work environment.
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To that end I pitted the i7-8700K and i5-8600K against their 7th Generation counterparts, and because I had a comparably priced 1703-core AMD Ryzen 7 1800X laying around I tested it, too.
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Investors tend to pay a premium in terms of price-to-earnings or price-to-sales for technology companies, figuring they&aposll grow faster and eventually be more profitable than comparably sized non-tech peers.
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My objection is not that you cannot impeach Trump for abuse of power but that this record is comparably thin compared to past impeachments and contains conflicts, contradictions, and gaps including various witnesses not subpoenaed.
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Comparably, former President Barack Obama, dealing with gridlock and resistance from the legislative branch for much of his administration, fought climate change largely through executive actions, and those were ended once President Donald Trump took office.
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Her proposal is already facing the same big hurdles and criticisms as his—namely, its hefty cost (while her team hasn't put out a price tag for her plan yet, it's likely to be comparably high).
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Instead of reading books, they spent years practicing singing or dancing or throwing a sportsball so that we could watch their performances and be briefly distracted from the misery of our comparably boring and thankless existence.
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It also explains why, despite all the talk about banker greed, the post-crisis return on equity for most banks remains comparably low at 10% to 12% — and concerningly low for the smallest banks, at 7.5%.
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A study published in Health Affairs, a journal, in June 2015 found that the average nurse earns about 40% more, and the average doctor about 50% more, than comparably educated and experienced people in other fields.
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Even comparably comfortable purple-state incumbents like Richard Burr of North Carolina and Roy Blunt of Missouri are ahead by narrow enough margins that one more particularly incendiary Trump statement could plausibly spell defeat in November.
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The data was compiled using anonymous survey responses from female staff members at the largest U.S. companies, (which Comparably says includes companies that have 500 or more employees) between March 23, 2017, and March 23, 2018.
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There's little in the way of "get a rubber balloon and leave a trail of breadcrumbs by clicking on the chimney pot… thing", and all of that comparably unintuitive silliness that punctuated so many earlier adventures.
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And to recruit talent to work on their ambitions to change the world, they also provide top-notch pay and benefits to employees, according to a new ranking of the best companies for compensation, from Comparably.
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Media accounts of the record-breaking storm have focused largely on Florida, but comparably little attention has been paid the status of people and devastation in the USVI, which felt Irma as a Category 27 hurricane.
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Ms. Warren's plan, the Universal Child Care and Early Learning Act, would create a network of government-funded care centers based partly on the existing Head Start network, with employees paid comparably to public-school teachers.
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Of rock 'n' roll's founding big daddies raising the temperature of simmering, static culture of the 1950s to full boil, Fats Domino, Little Richard and Jerry Lee Lewis -- a comparably improbable survivor -- now remain among the living.
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"The problem with diamond anvil cell experiments is that it is very difficult to distinguish tiny pieces of diamond created from hydrocarbons to diamond pieces that might stem from the comparably huge diamond anvils themselves," said Kraus.
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Cleaning seemed like a good place to start because people value a clean home, but in order to make a business around it, we had to make a robot that cleaned comparably to the way you clean.
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The Landmaster is comparably awkward to feel fully in control of, initially (and do note that emphasized word, there)—it took me until a boss battle with a gigantic, ground-slamming sand worm to really be comfortable.
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A comparably new method called 3DISCO, or 3D imaging of solvent-cleared organs, also developed by Ertürk, shrinks the animals so we can fit more of them at once under the microscope, and also makes them transparent.
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Additionally, a majority of employees say being a micromanager is the worst trait a boss can have, according to a recent Comparably survey of over 2,000 employees at tech companies like Amazon, Apple, Google, Facebook and Uber.
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There was a key sense that they were fair in their dealings with everybody," Comparably CEO Jason Nazar tells CNBC Make It. "They empowered their team members to make key decisions and focused on their professional development.
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For a time, the company maintained a rule that no employee's wage could exceed seven times that of an entry-level worker — a rule that capped the president and COO's annual salary at a comparably low $150,000.
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Aiming to demonstrate this second theory at home tends to involve a small spotlight, a globe, and some kind of ball on a stick— not exactly sound stand-ins for our massive sun and the comparably puny moon.
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Despite having created over 2m jobs in the last year, pushing unemployment below 4.5% for the last five months, wage growth remains muted, at around 2.5%, compared to more like 3.5% the last time unemployment was comparably low.
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Comparably points out that unlike many industries that require an extended amount of work experience for certain roles, tech is an industry that is filled with young people whose talent and skills are in-demand immediately after graduation.
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In Illinois, 33 of the 34 companies we analyzed were charging at least 10 percent more, on average, for the same safe driver in zip codes where most residents are minorities than in other comparably risky zip codes.
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While the origins of the Salford logo are ultramodern in this sense, it is not stylistically dissimilar to the wonderfully angular Wolverhampton Wanderers motif, with that other deadly and menacing creature looking comparably thoughtful on the Wolves badge.
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The case had pitted the U.S. Ivy League school against Students for Fair Admissions, which said Harvard admissions data showed that Asian-American applicants were less likely to be admitted than comparably qualified white, black and Hispanic counterparts.
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My colleague Dieter Bohn averaged about eight hours of battery life from the comparably large 100Wh battery in the new 16-inch MacBook Pro, so hopefully MSI's new laptops perform similarly when they're not playing battery-intensive games.
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If New York could build at those costs, the MTA could be proposing a comparably ambitious plan featuring new lines under Nostrand Avenue and Utica Avenue in Brooklyn, Northern Boulevard in Queens, and a circumferential Triboro RX line.
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People would say that they don't have time to commute and were going to be commuting for a comparably paid job at least two hours, and that was going to cut into the amount of money they could make.
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How can such dangerous matters be bumped beneath the fold of the front page, or to b- and c-block discussions on TV, by comparably minor developments like Hillary Clinton's factually accurate observation that many Trump supporters are deplorable?
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Now, pressure on the Correspondents' Association to reimagine the dinner is building, ratcheted up by social media, a heightened political climate and a frustrated press corps wondering if a sober moment for American journalism requires a comparably sober event.
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And nudges are "low cost" in the sense that they do not incur significant material costs on individuals (If they did, such as penalties or fees, they wouldn't be nudges) and they are comparably cheap for government to implement.
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Only Jimmy Carter at the outset of the Iran hostage situation in November 153 began an international stand off in a comparably weak position: in Gallup polling just before the hostages were seized, Carter's approval rating reached just 32%.
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" A spokesperson notes that the companies chosen were so close in statistical ranking that Comparably felt it best not to rank them but to group the outstanding teams of managers together as "the top 25 best of the best.
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Facebook reviewers tasked with "disregard[ing] junk … hoaxes or subjects with insufficient sources" are going to ensnare more climate-change denialism, more birther stories, more racist Breitbart agitprop than anything comparably dubious that comes out of the liberal internet.
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Maybe, but perhaps not, in a scenario that will be familiar to those who remember "The Return of Martin Guerre" — if that comparably plotted 1982 French film had been displaced to status-conscious America during the Cold War era.
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" • "We are now seeing conflicts between populists of the left and populists of the right increasing around the world in much the same way as they did in the 210s when the income and wealth gaps were comparably large.
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While the vehicle's range is expected to be a bit less than that of the Tesla Model X, which is a comparably priced electric SUV, Audi of America President Scott Keogh said the difference won't matter to most customers.
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Android has a more secure default for online attacks at start-up Overall, devices running the most recent versions of iOS and Android are comparably protected against offline attacks, when configured correctly by both the phone manufacturer and the end user.
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Despite Sprint's comparably poor LTE coverage, this merger is still something that should strike a little fear into every cell phone user, as our neighbors to the north suffer from some of the highest phone bills in the developed world.
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Because Comparably is still in its early days, not enough people are on the platform for Comaprably to be able to provide me with an accurate assessment of how my pay compares to that of other tech journalists in San Francisco.
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To find the roles that paid workers top dollar from the outset, Comparably analyzed more than 8,000 tech workers' salary records to find the ones that led to the biggest paychecks during the first three years of an employee's career.
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Comparably, Montesquieu would probably opine that there can be no effective check on the abuse of freedom of thought in social media, unless the purveyor of user-generated content is separate from the one who establishes its legitimacy (EUCFR, article 10).
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The big picture: As another moderate white guy — the 4th male candidate with a last name starting with "B" — with little name recognition and a comparably late campaign start, Bullock faces an uphill battle to distinguish himself from the pack.
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"With KO (Coca-Cola) organic growth profile improving (4+% organic sales growth in 2018) and PEP (Pepsi) comparably soft (2-2.5%) we now view PEP shares as likely to underperform KO," wrote Judy Hong in a note to clients late Monday.
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With rooms starting as low as $250 per night in slower seasons and averaging around $300 to $500 in high-occupancy periods, it's comparably priced to many other upscale New York hotels, and especially competitive for the five-star tier.
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This month, Lenovo released the $399 Mirage Solo, a headset specced fairly comparably to the Vive Focus, but based on Google's Daydream platform, while Oculus released a more basic, but still very capable, headset called Oculus Go for just $199.
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In fact, it would probably be more consequential as a media strategy to stop the promotion of addictive products, but American courts are almost alone in the developed world in treating commercial speech comparably to the protection given free speech.
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Under the tutelage of the émigré Bauhaus painter Josef Albers and the weaver Anni Albers, she learned that art, craft and design were inseparable; that all materials were potentially art materials; and that natural and abstract forms could be comparably organic.
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On the contrary, their pay has lagged ever farther behind that of comparably qualified people in the private sector, not to mention the fact that thanks to budget cuts many teachers end up buying school supplies out of their own pockets.
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He had never held a tenured professorship or boasted an appellate practice, much less a judgeship, that required him to think deeply about weighty constitutional issues; he specialized in the comparably mundane and technical field of campaign finance and election law.
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"Surprisingly, we found that the US actually performs comparably to other high-income countries when it comes to the survival of preterm infants," lead author Neha Bairoliya, a researcher at the Harvard Center for Population and Development Studies, told Gizmodo via email.
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Abzû has both a concert running time and comparably pleasing rhythm of highs and holds, its soundtrack allowing for natural pauses and periods of reflection, as well as complementing the pure pleasure of leaping from the water with dolphins all around you.
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President-elect Donald Trump's appointments of Reince Priebus and Steve Bannon to comparably senior roles in his administration could create tense battles over the commander in chief's ear when in office, said Josh Bolten, former chief of staff to President George W. Bush.
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This sweeps comparably urgent stories such as the coronavirus outbreak, which boasted 66.1 million interactions; the U.S. impeachment, which 59.3 million interactions; the Super Bowl with 50.5 million interactions; the Grammys, with 12 million; and last, the Iowa Caucuses, with 4.2 million interactions.
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With the collapse in its bond prices this week, most of PG&E's bonds were trading as though they were already speculative-grade securities, although Friday's recovery brought many of them back in line with comparably low-investment-grade-rated corporate bonds.
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Obviously, you look at a $46,000 sedan (my as-tested price) from the VW Group, wearing the VW badge, and you wonder if it's as good as a comparably-scaled Audi — say, the A5 or A6, perhaps even the A7 at a stretch.
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Read more: The 25 major US companies with the happiest employeesJob-listing site Comparably analyzed anonymous employee feedback on their website to measure fair pay, perks, benefits, and work environment to find out what companies are the best at offering employees flexible schedules.
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An analysis by The Times using United Nations data showed that the United States and Canada have gained no discernible advantage in yields — food per acre — when measured against Western Europe, a region with comparably modernized agricultural producers like France and Germany.
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" A comparably dark assessment was offered by Timothy Keller, a Presbyterian clergyman who wrote in The New Yorker last December, " 'Evangelical' used to denote people who claimed the high moral ground; now, in popular usage, the word is nearly synonymous with 'hypocrite.
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That paragraph begins, however, with a description of the Northwest Territory as "teeming with wolves, bears, wild boars, panthers, rattlesnakes and the even more deadly copperheads," as if the native people were comparably wild and venomous, to be hunted down, beaten back, exterminated.
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Cities are arguably more accountable than nation-states, more closely connected to their constituents, more aware of the everyday problems that confront everyday people, and as a result, comparably adept and motivated to get things done quickly, efficiently and without a big fuss.
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But there's not a lot to it, and while that's true, too, of the likes of Journey and Abzū, personally Bound didn't come close to leaving the same emotional impression on me as those comparably (for want of a better word) artsy titles.
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Though Amazon abruptly backed out of its New York HQ2 plans, it wouldn't make any sense for a company like Uber to make a comparably drastic move — for example, by stopping rides in New York City, which is one of its largest US markets.
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It seems louder and crisper than the standard Google Home, falling short of those metrics when compared to the pricier Max, though you are also certainly getting less speaker for your money than a comparably priced (but screen-less) product like the Sonos One.
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The $15968493 ($189.99 if you don't need wireless connectivity) accessory comes with a lot in the box you won't get from comparably priced premium keyboards, including replaceable keycaps for both Mac and PC, as well as backlighting, and genuine metal, wood and leather finished surfaces.
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As female body hair slowly gets more screen time and advertiser co-signs, it becomes easier for a white, cisgender, able-bodied person like me to show it in real life, among my comparably open-minded friends, and in my job at a feminist publisher.
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While a few names have been floated for a potential Hillary Clinton cabinet—Joe Biden as secretary of state (he says he doesn't want it) and Sheryl Sandberg as Treasury secretary (though that is also improbable)—we knew comparably little about Trump's transition plans.
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If a couple puffs of a joint are roughly equivalent to the buzz from a glass of wine, the underestimated effects of a full-strength edible from a dispensary or your friend's dreadlocked roommate can feel, comparably, like drowning in a vat of Jägermeister.
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As my colleague Kaitlyn Tiffany noted earlier this month, "One month out from the election, Weekend Update is still addressing Clinton and Trump as if they are comparably less-than-ideal candidates," and that a single good sketch doesn't do much to change that.
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Effectively, it's a 13.9-inch screen stuffed in a body that's roughly the same size and weight as the 2563-inch MacBook Pro, and just a smidgen larger and heavier than a comparably equipped Dell XPS 13 (which also has a 13.3-inch screen).
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Software company Adobe, warehouse chain Costco, drink and snack maker PepsiCo, wireless company T-Mobile and domain name registrar and web hosting company GoDaddy are among the top 50 companies for women, according to a new survey from compensation, culture and career monitoring website Comparably.
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In a sport that is more often decided by tenths or hundredths of a point, as The New Yorker's Eren Orbey points out, Biles comparably astronomical margins of victory would have been unfathomable before she first joined the US women's national team in 2013.
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That means the Bolt's range will exceed that of Tesla's most comparably-priced vehicle, the standard-plus trim of its Model 3 sedan (the 2020 Bolt will start at $37,495, while the standard-plus Model 20203 starts at $38,990), which has 240 miles of range.
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The Android OS maker's hope for Rich Communication Services (RCS), which upgrades what SMS can offer to support richer comms and content swapping, can provide its fragmented Android ecosystem with a way to offer comparably rich native messaging — a la Apple's iMessage on iOS.
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METRO-NORTH Greenwich station Rye Brook Long Island Sound 2 mileS By The New York Times Mr. Mitchell considers the property a very good deal at $10.253 million, as he looked at comparably priced homes elsewhere in town that were on a single acre.
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After seeing the mass protests in Korea firsthand, in which millions of protesters gathered for six straight weeks to demand the impeachment of President Park Geun-Hye, I wrote that I did not think a comparably massive action was possible in the United States.
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Julien's has also already sold two more of Monroe's possessions from their collection – a cocktail dress from Some Like It Hot which went for the comparably more reasonable price of $450,000 and a letter written to her by Jean Kennedy Smith which was sold for $28,000.
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READMEIt's not quite as fast and the battery life isn't as good as comparably spec'd laptops, but it's also much cheaperThe Yoga 212.2 is incredibly thin and light for a laptop this cheap, and the build quality is far better than you'd expect for the price range.
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In a recent survey, job site Comparably compiled data from over 24,000 employees who were asked the following six questions: The study found that a majority of men, 60 percent, feel that there are enough women in leadership positions at their company, slightly higher than Sandberg's findings.
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There, the "cost of living is a lot lower and their state tax structure is much different — both for income taxes and capital gains," Comparably CEO Jason Nazar tells CNBC Make It. The difference in pay also reflects the extreme wealth concentrated in places like Silicon Valley.
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But size is not everything; to be considered an economic peer, China would need to have a per capita GDP roughly four times its current level, a comparably robust system of innovation, and a currency that figures as centrally in global financial markets as the greenback.
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Except … the Go seems to have sold at most a quarter of a million units in its first few weeks, far behind the comparably priced Nintendo Switch released months earlier, and as I write this languishes well outside the top 20 of Amazon's "Video Games > Accessories" bestsellers.
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After a $65 million fundraiser last week and a recent acquisition of a rival dog-sitting service, Rover has become the undisputed leader in the pet-sitting space, helped by its comparably low cost of care to services like kennels and its intuitive e-commerce platform.
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"This change in approach would open the door to comparably broad protections with a zero-sum rationale of maintaining national economic superiority in vulnerable sectors in Europe and Asia, thereby undermining decades of effort to open domestic markets to competition from external sources," Mr. Moran wrote.
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Tens of thousands of Bulgarians are studying elsewhere in the 28-member European Union — a greater proportion of its population than comparably sized member states like Austria, the Czech Republic or Hungary (this is partly a result, however, of the poor quality of Bulgaria's education system).
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More importantly, though, the Ryzen 7 22020U benchmarks 24000 percent better in single-thread performance, 27 percent better in multithread cases, and 21 percent better for graphics compared to Intel's closest competitor, the comparably specced Core i23-20G13 from the company's latest 21nm Ice Lake lineup.
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Image: AP Photo/Michael DwyerIt's been a rough week for environmentalists in America, but buried amidst a torrent of reports detailing the Trump administration's war on climate science, one uplifting energy story has garnered comparably little attention: the United States may be getting a second offshore wind farm.
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A study published in the Journal of the American Geriatrics Society found that when considered over a 280-year span, "cruises were comparably priced to assisted living centers and offered a better quality of life, "though land-based assisted living can vary greatly by facility, location and needs.
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I would argue that companies in markets outside of New York, LA, SF, Berlin, and London – companies situated in places where offices are $850 a month and salaries are comparably low – could produce some real winners more consistently if they had access to small injections of capital early on.
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Breitbart, Infowars, and other comparably questionable distributors of right-wing media have built their brand on presenting sensationalized fake news to their die-hard audience much like the trail blazed by Fox News; unlike Fox, these sites operate successfully without even pretending to be ideologically neutral or journalistically ethical.
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There are cheaper Range Rovers, cheaper plug-in hybrids, cheaper midsize luxury SUVs and even comparably priced all-electric options like Jaguar I-Pace or Tesla Model X. It's a beautiful car and it drives well, but the Range Rover Sport P400e doesn't make sense for most people.
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This game, created by a comparably small team of artists and coders, has captured the interest of large swaths of gamers and non-gamers alike based almost solely on its unprecedented premise: there are 18 quintillion planets in No Man's Sky, and we're all invited to explore them.
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At various moments in Richard Taylor's score (the lyrics are by Mr. Taylor and David Wood, who wrote the book), I was put in mind of Mr. Sondheim's comparably mournful "Passion" and Britten's "Turn of the Screw" — not the usual points of reference among West End musicals these days.
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The long-term, multi-generational effects of the Vietnam-era university-based protest movement, along with the end of the Cold War, the subsequent absence of a comparably unifying national objective or narrative, plus globalization, have largely diminished higher education's connection to any shared concept of U.S. national interest.
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What frustrates Mr. Winston is that, to fans, N.F.L. labor disputes are seen as a greedy fight between two comparably rich sides over who gets more of the pie — and that historically, the league has swayed most fans to side with owners in the name of team spirit.
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Hollywood studios have begun to feel the pressure to hire more female directors for tentpole films, after multiple controversies around the hiring of young, comparably untested male directors for massive projects like Jurassic World and Star Wars, as well as a federal investigation of sexist hiring practices in the industry.
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When a Cadillac representative told the group of journalists that I was with — all present to be some of the first people in North America to drive the 2016 CT6 full-size sedan — that the car was 1,000 pounds lighter than a comparably equipped Mercedes-Benz S-Class, I winced.
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Last year, one of the first-gen Pixel's big marketing points was that it had a headphone jack, which the iPhone 7 famously lacked — so when the second iteration rolled around without one, the best move would probably be to keep the switch under the radar with comparably priced accessories.
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As the non-narrative montage streams past your eyes, you're aware of watching and not watching at the same time: the elusiveness of the swirling imagery sinks into your subliminal perception, sending your thoughts inward, but you can never be unmindful of the others around you, who are comparably transfixed.
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In the comparably brief 16 years since the Yeah Yeah Yeahs EP first appeared, and since Fever to Tell, and every record after that she has made with the Yeah Yeah Yeahs or on her own, O has set a foundation of vulnerability, wisdom, and frustration that is both sharp and screaming mad.
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The share of profits in national income fluctuates, but it has been a lot higher in recent years than it was during the great stock surge of the late 1990s — that is, we've had a profits boom without a comparably large economic boom, making the relationship between profits and prosperity weak at best.
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In fact, until a few years ago it seemed to me that we were seeing exactly that taking place for the world trading system, which was transitioning from largely benign U.S. hegemony to a comparably benign co-dominion by the U.S. and the E.U. At this point, however, things look a lot bleaker.
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Sure enough, the first reaction of some in the media was to present Trump's verified abuse of power and completely unsupported claims of corruption by Joe Biden as comparably grave, and to suggest that the episode somehow "raises questions" about Biden — a cowardly dodge of the media's obligation to get at the truth.
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For example, in the last couple of years, we've seen a lot of books about the erosion of liberal democracy, the rise of fascism or authoritarianism or the return of those kinds of governments, but what is very striking is that most of these books say comparably little about economics as part of that.
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This illustrates two things I know to be true about Paolo: one, that his puzzling brain has access to levels of holistic awareness that few others are capable of reaching (you can now see this on display every week at his website, Grids These Days); and two, that his emotional intelligence is comparably enviable.
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"While your statements have been clear, our president's statements have confused our allies, encouraged our adversaries and have failed to be comparably clear and I'm concerned that an invitation to President Putin to the White House without clarity about his threats to our election, his threats to our allies, puts at risk clarity," Coons said.
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Univision and Ciurana also argued that the satirical post simply compared the two men's similar frowns and hair, and that it would be a "stretch" and "far from plausible" that the post conveyed that both Roof and Trump "hold comparably racist views," but even if that was the message, this message still would be protected opinion.
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That con was profitable to the tune of $14 million US. In Canada, a comparably low population spread out over larger geographic distances makes long-haul scams less enticing, as does the fact that deposit charges on recyclables are reasonably consistent across the country (notwithstanding Manitoba, or Quebec's five-cent deposit compared to neighbouring Ontario's 10 cents).
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By way of an explanation, Heymann gave me an epidemiology history lesson about a comparably benign virus—German measles: "If you think back to before there was a vaccine for German measles, it was pretty much the same situation: a viral infection led to—in many instances—[birth defects like] neurological damage, or damage to eyes or damage to hearing," he told me.
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By way of an explanation, Heymann gave me an epidemiology history lesson about a comparably benign virus—German measles: "If you think back to before there was a vaccine for German measles, it was pretty much the same situation: a viral infection led to—in many instances—[birth defects like] neurological damage, or damage to eyes or damage to hearing," he told me.
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"The first time that I went on tour with 98 Degrees — maybe five years ago now, when we toured with New Kids on the Block and Boyz II Men — I brought the family out, and at that point Camden was the only kid we had," Lachey tells PEOPLE about the comparably trouble-free task of traveling with one child, at the time.
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In turn, the elliptical, semi-surreal portraiture in Reflections might inspire museum-goers to discover the comparably darker pockets in Gabriel's back catalogue, including tracks on So, such as "Mercy Street," which channels the waking dreamscapes of American poet Anne Sexton; "Milgrams 37," about 1960s psychological experiments in human obedience; and "Don't Give Up," about the suicidal toll of unemployment in postindustrial Britain.
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Key rating triggers that could lead to an upgrade over the long term include continued favorable underwriting results relative to other property-focused reinsurers and comparably rated property/casualty (re)insurer peers, significant improvement in RNR's competitive position in profitable market segments outside of property catastrophe reinsurance, including its specialty reinsurance and Lloyd's business, and material risk-adjusted capital growth.
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An unnamed woman (Judith Roddy) exists to do the bidding, sexual and otherwise, of her ploughman husband, Pony William (Christian Cooke), whose authority is challenged by the incursion into his wife's hardscrabble routine by a loathed if comparably hirsute local miller (Matt Ryan); the physical similarities between the two actors allow for a cunning irony in view of the characters' deep-rooted differences.
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And while Bialetti has seriously dropped off in quality over the years (see the cheap plastic handle, which used to be metal, that I always end up having to replace), the Mini Express just seems to produce the closest thing to what I'm after, which is a thick, bunker fuel-like substance with a comparably thick foam, or crema if you want to get fancy about it.
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Comparably, the men's sparring, to say nothing of the "Weekend at Bernie's" routine they pull with the queen (Pam Ferris), looks more tired than usual, and the filmmakers haven't remotely figured out how to use Ralph Fiennes — as either Holmes's nemesis Moriarty or a look-alike patsy — who appears so infrequently that he could just as well have been left on the cutting-room floor.
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I began to enjoy the way the moments of dead sound pulled me out of the movies, perpetually calling attention to the artifice unfolding on the screen — a technique you might call Brechtian in a more pretentious context, and which in this one I found made even the shoddiest of the spaghettis far weirder and more engaging than a conventional Hollywood western of comparably low merit.
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Somehow, the commercial that made a comparably deep and heavily romanticized impression on me was a 1992 commercial for Cool Whip in which an anthropomorphized blob of the whipped topping soars around some kid's kitchen and makes him a delicious-looking snack of two enormous chocolate chip cookies sandwiching a massive dollop of Cool Whip, garnished with what appear to be M&Ms and sprinkles.
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Gordhandas said that the company intends to expand in the future to "image processing, audio processing, video processing, unstructured data processing" so that the platform can be applied to as diverse a set of data sources as possible Gordhandas says that Intersect is attempting to sit in the middle of more specialized machine learning platforms that are limited to hyper-focused niches, while also offering more analytical power than comparably simpler solutions.
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In "A New Psychology of Women: Gender, Culture, and Ethnicity," Hilary M. Lips writes: "…parents tend to touch infant boys less often and more roughly than infant daughters and that daughters are handled more gently and protectively..." Research also shows that parents treat sons differently after they've suffered injuries than they do daughters, and another study, "Gender and Age Differences in Parent-Child Emotion Talk," reveals that mothers use more emotional language with preschool-aged daughters than they do with comparably aged sons.
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His band's album from 2013 is... well it's not really my thing but it's a revelation next to projects from comparably famous people not known primarily for music (For instance: Bruce Willis, Hulk Hogan, Steven Seagal.) Here's Allen playing with a whole slew of people famous exclusively for playing music, including Ringo Starr, about which Quincy Jones said: I remember once we were in the studio with George Martin, and Ringo had taken three hours for a four-bar thing he was trying to fix on a song.
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Under these circumstances, with the nation so closely divided, a small minority gains the power to determine election outcomes: It is only fitting that cartographic representations of recent election results have repeatedly revealed large, comparably sized territorial bastions of opposite partisan affiliations, with a smaller bloc of swing states holding the narrow balance of power between them — just as a dwindling number of voters who remain open to persuasion by either party now find themselves caught between two sizable populations of increasingly fervent, and mutually antagonistic, loyalists to the Democratic or Republican cause.
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Under these circumstances, with the nation so closely divided, a small minority gains the power to determine election outcomes: It is only fitting that cartographic representations of recent election results have repeatedly revealed large, comparably sized territorial bastions of opposite partisan affiliations, with a smaller bloc of swing states holding the narrow balance of power between them — just as a dwindling number of voters who remain open to persuasion by either party now find themselves caught between two sizable populations of increasingly fervent, and mutually antagonistic, loyalists to the Democratic or Republican cause.
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