But people have simultaneously concentrated off on the edges —- separated into areas of, say, concentrated wealth and concentrated poverty.
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The evidence that concentrated wealth contributes to concentrated power is troubling.
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Rather, they are concentrated in the places where poverty is concentrated.
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And by "concentrated," we mean concentrated: about 100 times what you'd naturally in broccoli.
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So we have ideas of what counts as highly concentrated and what's medium concentrated.
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That concentrated wealth leads to concentrated power has been true throughout all of human history.
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The founders were concerned about concentrated power in all aspects; they didn't have concentrated private power.
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And yet we're at this moment where concentrated wealth has begun to turn into concentrated power.
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It's no accident that it's concentrated in areas where that kind of severe hardship is also concentrated.
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There's more power concentrated at the top, which means there's more abuse of power concentrated at the top.
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"Women tend to be more concentrated in retail banking, while men are more concentrated in wealth management," Hegewisch said.
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"Once you have concentrated economic power, that leads to concentrated political power, and that's pretty dangerous for democracy," he said.
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The burden of this tax would be concentrated at the top, because that's where the ownership of financial assets is concentrated.
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Now they are concentrated operations—the term of art for a factory farm is a "concentrated animal feeding operation," or CAFO.
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It smears the responsibility evenly over everyone, when the responsibility ought to be concentrated where the emissions are concentrated: among the wealthy.
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Instead, the boom remains concentrated in shale regions — most notably Texas — seeing a years-long surge concentrated on state and private lands.
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"Concentrated money and concentrated power are corrupting our democracy and becoming dangerously worse with Donald Trump in the White House," she said.
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The paper may just be finding a symptom of industry movement, with shareholders flocking to more concentrated industries but not causing them to be concentrated.
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Both financing and deposits are concentrated, in common with the sector, although deposits are less concentrated than those of peers due to a strong retail component.
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Clinton's gains were concentrated among the most affluent and best-educated white voters, much as Mr. Trump's gains were concentrated among the lowest-income and least-educated white voters.
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And yet for all those liberal positions, they're amassing a level of concentrated power, and protecting that concentrated power through aggressive lobbying, that frankly dwarfs any of their sweet-lipped liberal positions.
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"If we proceed down the path of concentrated tax cuts for people at the top, it only means more concentrated wealth," he said Thursday at an event at the National Press Club.
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The third is a distrust of power, particularly concentrated power.
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IS activity is usually concentrated in western and northern Iraq.
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American industry has become extremely concentrated, and this creeping monopolization
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Consequently, he concentrated SWIFT's security activities on its own infrastructure.
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It is mainly concentrated in the southern region of India.
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I noticed that the discussion was concentrated among the women.
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A dab rig is basically a bong for concentrated cannabis.
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River Assembly decenters Chicago's museum district concentrated along Lake Michigan.
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Like moviemaking, it tells a story that is very concentrated.
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Currently the outbreak has been concentrated in Orthodox Jewish communities.
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"It kinda worked if I concentrated hard enough," Harris said.
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The new data show that gun violence is extremely concentrated.
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The bot's tweets are concentrated over short bursts of time.
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Its housing boom is concentrated in a few large cities.
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The impact of such a change would be highly concentrated.
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It is highly concentrated in certain parts of certain cities.
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Defaults have so far been concentrated in the private sector.
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It is building the world's largest concentrated solar power plant.
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Volgograd has an industrialised economy with a concentrated tax base.
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There is too much power concentrated in Washington, McMullin thinks.
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Much of Libya's oil production is concentrated in the east.
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The outbreak is concentrated in North Kivu and Ituri provinces.
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The rest is concentrated in a small range of goods.
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The unmarried male population is concentrated both geographically and socially.
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The adjustments also suggest extreme poverty isn't concentrated among families.
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The epidemic is, in short, concentrated in Donald Trump's America.
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Alternative technologies to solar photovoltaics include concentrated solar power systems.
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Illumination's perfunctory charm and Pixar's concentrated genius is never more
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Most of the sales optimism is concentrated in central Canada.
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The industry is fairly concentrated, which adds to the worry.
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Nearly 5 million barrels were concentrated on the West Coast.
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I've now just concentrated that emotion toward an actual enemy.
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The latter unit is where the pricing pressure was concentrated.
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Risk is thus socialized and dispersed, benefits privatized and concentrated.
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Others worry that concentrated ownership will lead to managerial complacency.
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Caudalie Vinoperfect Concentrated Brightening Essence, $42, available at Caudalie today.
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Wealth is increasingly concentrated among a small group of people.
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Sometimes, they're shorter, featuring a more concentrated group of founders.
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Now 58, Lookinland is fully concentrated on his concrete business.
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In addition, the Nasdaq 100 is a highly concentrated index.
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The world's poorest children are concentrated in rural areas (81%).
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Trading volume was concentrated in the August contract on Tuesday.
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It's not just millennial millionaires who are concentrated in California.
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Large gambling venues are particularly concentrated in economically depressed neighborhoods.
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One is that the Syrian refugees are concentrated in camps.
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I concentrated so hard on breaststroking, my mind went blank.
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Minorities are disproportionately concentrated in the country's most distressed communities.
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I just concentrated on hitting the fairways and the greens.
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In principle, the more concentrated alcohol is, the more dangerous.
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"Hell's Kitchen is so concentrated with eligible men," he said.
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In the meantime, the teenage Solange concentrated her efforts elsewhere.
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Not usually in the concentrated manner that we have now.
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Those people would be concentrated in a medically underwritten market.
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There are now these areas of concentrated wealth and poverty.
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"International trade creates diffuse benefits and concentrated costs," he added.
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This is visible in the concentrated nature of her works.
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"Economic rewards are increasingly concentrated at the top," Oxfam says.
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Southeast is the main business district, concentrated along Cookman Avenue.
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Stock market wealth is heavily concentrated among the richest families.
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This map shows where cases are concentrated in the US.
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She concentrated on still photography, earning assignments with National Geographic.
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"It's adding more power to a concentrated market," he said.
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Seventeen targets incurred a direct hit in this concentrated bombardment.
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"These were concentrated without being clunky or cloying," A.J. said.
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They concentrated on examples that already had cracks in them.
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For now, many entrepreneurs are concentrated in retail and dining.
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The Mets' youngest position players are concentrated on the bench.
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This time, he concentrated on the global sexual abuse crisis.
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"Politics is a concentrated expression of economics," Lenin once remarked.
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Thereafter he concentrated on issues and clients related to energy.
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How concentrated has wealth become in the globalized modern world?
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"Overvaluation in 2000 was highly concentrated; today it is pervasive."
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They are concentrated in clusters across every state in America.
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Today, the rail industry is highly concentrated and extremely profitable.
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The Sanders constituency remains concentrated among Democrats under age 35.
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Opportunity has concentrated to certain types of people as well.
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Many of them are concentrated in a few specific industries.
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Critics said the merger exacerbated an already concentrated media market.
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For years, China's drug industry concentrated on replicating Western medicines.
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But the problem wasn't concentrated in just rural areas either.
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A range of actions has concentrated power in his hands.
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Nearly all the weakness in oil prices has been concentrated in nearby futures and options contracts, where most hedge fund positions are concentrated, while prices for contracts in 2018 and beyond have held steady.
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But here's another reason: The tax bill creates diffuse but hard-to-trace costs alongside few but concentrated benefits; Obamacare repeal would have created concentrated easy-to-trace costs alongside few but diffuse benefits.
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First, the market is concentrated and hard for others to enter.
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Lots of power concentrated in the hands of a few men.
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He has concentrated authority in the Kantei, the prime minister's office.
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Stock ownership is increasingly concentrated in the hands of the wealthy.
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Polls have shown that Biden's support is concentrated among older voters.
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Estée Lauder Advanced Night Repair Concentrated Recovery Eye Mask, $40; esteelauder.
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Conversely, finance as a whole can shrink without becoming less concentrated.
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The massive market gains were concentrated largely in the banking sector.
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Most of its operations are concentrated in South America and Europe.
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The increase in insolvencies has been concentrated in Britain's poorest parts.
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It's concentrated to the U.S., as you would imagine in coast.
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A quarter of those are concentrated in the top 10 stories.
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The violence is concentrated in five out of 77 Chicago neighborhoods.
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Nobody can be sure why the economy is becoming more concentrated.
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Aid tends to be concentrated in a small number of countries.
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And from 1969 on, it was ballet on which he concentrated.
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Power and wealth are concentrated in the hands of aristocratic boyars.
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"It will just be more concentrated at higher altitudes," he predicted.
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Even by Britain's highly centralised standards, the media industry is concentrated.
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Two-thirds of them became more concentrated between 1997 and 2012.
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But they charge you about the same as the concentrated product.
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When it is shallow, it delivers a much more concentrated punch.
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They are disproportionately concentrated in London and the south of England.
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They do imply, however, that production will become more geographically concentrated.
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Amazon seems to be taking a more concentrated approach this year.
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Once concentrated in the north-east, attacks on livestock are spreading.
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Its business will be concentrated in the economically vibrant south-east.
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The state appears to be booming, but the gains are concentrated.
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Marx predicted that capitalism would become more concentrated as it advanced.
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And other folks, we use packed -- not packed, but concentrated tomatoes.
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To protect itself, the system concentrated more money into fewer deals.
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Hay reckons that investors' demand is concentrated in fewer property markets.
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The move could foster competition in a highly concentrated banking system.
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The filing acknowledges the concentrated control could impact Snap's share price.
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Peaceful, concentrated work is the best opioid side effect of all.
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Why is the fighting in Syria concentrated mainly in the north?
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"Two sides are not concentrated in two geographic conditions," Jones said.
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Two-thirds of industries have become more concentrated since the 1990s.
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The heat concentrated their flavor, and the lime accented it beautifully.
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Chappellet Vineyard initially concentrated on cabernets and its celebrated chenin blanc.
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Paget's study concentrated on patterns of metastasis within a person's body.
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It is highly concentrated in the high-priced state of California.
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He had concentrated on folk art, she on illustrations for children.
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This mask is more concentrated than the ones I usually apply.
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EU producers are concentrated in Belgium, France, the Netherlands and Poland.
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Sydney: Tsukemen soup is more concentrated than other types of ramen.
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Much of the market is already concentrated with the largest players.
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No flow, no rhythm, no concentrated push, either early or late.
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He considered that method too concentrated and too dangerous, he said.
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She wrote that such overly-concentrated ownership is a potential liability.
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The higher that index score is, the more concentrated the ownership.
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These states are no longer concentrated east of the Mississippi River.
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"There has to be some concentrated source of it," Krishnamoorti said.
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That largely reflected how wealth had been concentrated over recent decades.
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Because their flavor is so concentrated, they're a cook's best friend.
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Better balanced, too, since its weight is concentrated in its middle.
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It most likely will be less tannic, lighter and less concentrated.
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The goal may be decentralization, but the money is extremely concentrated.
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The first decade, he concentrated on flowers, charming views, and sunsets.
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The concentrated mass has an intensity and complexity which feels compressed.
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Sri Lankan Catholics are largely concentrated in the Colombo-Negombo area.
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Democrats' losses in 2018 were concentrated overwhelmingly in deep-red states.
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"The financial stress to the system is highly concentrated," they wrote.
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White majorities are retreating towards places where they are relatively concentrated.
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He has concentrated on immigration, trade deals and law and order.
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"As a rule, at-home color is more concentrated," Jaxcee said.
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The stagings in both Brooklyn and Los Angeles concentrated on spectacle.
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Some concentrated marijuana products can contain up to 2628 percent THC.
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They appear to be emanating from the concentrated beam of sound.
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Outdoor "Logan Lucky" ads are concentrated in the Midwest and South.
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Almost half, 44%, of the millennial millionaires are concentrated in California.
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They're probably also not used to so much concentrated adult attention.
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Ryanair has for a long time only concentrated on secondary airports.
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A similar logic applies to the places where violence is concentrated.
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Therefore, the costs of trade protection are concentrated on poorer families.
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Many major industries are becoming more concentrated among a few giants.
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Sales last month were concentrated in the $311.8,000-$749,000 price range.
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But where in the U.S. is that debt concentrated the most?
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The Bentiu camp, like all such camps, is highly concentrated misery.
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We want domestic and we don't want just concentrated in Vegas.
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The soda has been concentrated and can irritate on skin contact.
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It is a classic case of defused costs versus concentrated interests.
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Job openings in April were concentrated in manufacturing and information sectors.
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Sales last month were concentrated in the $200,000-$400,000 price range.
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First, and counterintuitively, they have concentrated mostly on North Korean actors.
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For decades, wealth and power have concentrated at the very top.
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The outages were concentrated in the northern part of the state.
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Then there's good, concentrated broth, whether it's bone broth or otherwise.
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Wind and sunlight are often concentrated in sparsely populated, remote areas.
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These spaces are increasingly concentrated in the hands of a few.
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Wealth was very concentrated in Europe in the 20183th century, when there was very little wealth taxation, and was very concentrated in the US in the early 22018th century, when there was no federal income tax.
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Power is now concentrated in a single branch of the family tree.
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Instead, say increasing numbers of critics, market power is concentrated across industries.
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Recent research suggests that this concentrated ownership may be bad for competition.
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Income inequality is rising and wealth is grossly concentrated at the top.
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Customer funds (77% of liabilities) are highly concentrated and could be volatile.
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In June, job openings were concentrated in the Midwest and West regions.
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Queer culture has always been concentrated in cities — on paper, at least.
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JF: It seems to be that the losses are concentrated in recession.
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You're also saying that this is concentrated in people with lower income.
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Exports would remain concentrated among a small group of countries, particularly soybeans.
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"Everybody is highly concentrated in the stock market right now," Anetsberger said.
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Police should be able to attack a problem that is densely concentrated.
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And yet, the opportunities remain concentrated in predominantly white (and affluent) communities.
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Second, waves of mergers and acquisitions have made the economy more concentrated.
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Critically, that's concentrated among younger users from 12 to 34 years old.
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As with cigarette-smoking, drug-taking is increasingly concentrated among the poor.
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Currently, Brazil's domestic air travel market is highly concentrated among three airlines.
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Most of the cases so far are concentrated in China's Hubei province.
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His performance is a tour de force of concentrated fury and desperation.
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The Democrats have not concentrated on creating leadership at the lower level.
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Liberal self-identification is also heavily concentrated among infrequently attending young evangelicals.
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In contrast, Mr Macron's supporters concentrated in cities as Ms Clinton's did.
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The summit concentrated on areas of mutual concern, which mostly means security.
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"She was so intensely concentrated on her work," Chakiris told Fox News.
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In March, job openings were concentrated in the Midwest and Northeast regions.
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Low-paid jobs are concentrated in the food, hospitality and retail industries.
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In Egypt, it is concentrated in the sparsely populated northern Sinai desert.
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In our spherical earth, both of these are concentrated in the core.
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Some industries, for example telecoms and airlines, have become far more concentrated.
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Here are the 20 stocks in Goldman's hedge fund 'Most Concentrated' basket.
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Today much of the most concentrated poverty is in the former homelands.
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Concentrated solar power arrays and objects destined for space come to mind.
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Knowing where biodiversity worth saving is concentrated is useful, says Dr Watson.
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But these customers are concentrated in pockets across a vast land mass.
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They are concentrated in a small area (Scunthorpe's population is around 80,000).
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Of course, in some places, gold is more concentrated, like gold mines.
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Those purchases were concentrated in Florida, Texas, Arizona and California, she said.
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Adult-oriented programming will be concentrated on Hulu, which Disney now controls.
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But his criticism is uniquely directed at Zuckerberg and his concentrated power.
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They are harder to reach, concentrated in "fragile" regions, afflicted by violence.
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These cases have been concentrated among segments of the Orthodox Jewish community.
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Much of the volume was concentrated on small and mid-cap stocks.
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CrossFit is difficult enough without adding extra pounds concentrated in your middle.
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Polytetrafluoroethylene will not dissolve in acetone or ether or concentrated sulfuric acid.
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With its vast, concentrated mining power, China could disrupt competing mining operations.
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Right now, these are mostly rural counties concentrated in Ohio and Missouri.
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Climate change, plus urbanization and changes in where human populations are concentrated.
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But most drug spending is heavily concentrated in branded drugs, not generics.
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But, until recently, where such efforts should be concentrated was not clear.
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Early signs suggest that growth is concentrated in older, research-focused universities.
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In high school, Lee concentrated on English literature and graduated in 1944.
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The amount of companies engaging in buybacks remains concentrated at the top.
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The fund currently has a negative rating due to its concentrated risks.
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Critically, it's where this debt is concentrated in China that troubles economists.
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Outage reports were concentrated in Western Europe and Britain, according to DownDetector.co.
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Although payments are still flowing, they have become concentrated at fewer banks.
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The jugs originally contained "Purple Power," a concentrated industrial cleaner and degreaser.
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For now, many entrepreneurs are concentrated in the retail and restaurant sectors.
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These girls and women are concentrated in California, New York and Minnesota.
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This montage is a concentrated example of Broad City's love of detail.
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More concentrated industries tend to be led by large and successful companies.
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Low prices hurt producers concentrated in Texas and other major petroleum states.
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Those fires, which were concentrated in California's wine country, killed 43 people.
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The Sinaloa cartel's tunneling activity is heavily concentrated in the Tijuana area.
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It's just really concentrated flavors of things that were normally thrown away.
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The inventory glut is mostly concentrated in the auto and apparel industries.
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However, its franchise remains modest and concentrated in the Spanish domestic market.
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The United States has a proud tradition of breaking up concentrated wealth.
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This change was concentrated among schools that gave condoms away without counseling.
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Second, the debtors would have to be concentrated in big, globalised economies.
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It also highlights how AI research has been concentrated in richer nations.
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Gingrich concentrated the "work" of Congress into a three-day "work" week.
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And yet, the biggest tech companies are concentrated in a few places.
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And DHS seems to have concentrated its resources on the Southwest border.
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Concentrated solar power, or CSP, employed 23,000 in 2016, according to IRENA.
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The casualties of China's exports are far fewer, but they are concentrated.
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He was tempted to complain, but he concentrated on Brother Reilly instead.
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The Republican Party, founded in 1854, was concentrated in the North and
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Those who attended the Bienville trips said they were rigorous and concentrated.
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Profit gains were concentrated in five industries, including steel and building materials.
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What's especially interesting is that these benefits are concentrated among union workers.
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These areas of concentrated poverty became fertile ground for crime and violence.
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LaFontaine and Slade conclude that foreclosure is rare even in concentrated markets.
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The crowd had concentrated in the lower seats surrounding the illuminated ring.
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Urban residential patterns leave Democrats more densely concentrated in fewer, urban districts.
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Investment is concentrated on exploration and production, which were up 23 percent.
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But much of the outrage in Chicago has remained concentrated on him.
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It could have ended a lot worse if it was more concentrated.
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Nevertheless, it remains concentrated with 63% of maturities due in 2017-2019.
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Mark didn't play any guitar on it, and just concentrated on singing.
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Edibles are often so concentrated that they can be fatal in kids.
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"The uniqueness of its hangover is this hyper-concentrated headache," he says.
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And a vast majority of them are concentrated in north Baton Rouge.
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"The credit agencies were telling us we were too concentrated," Bergh said.
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"It's like a death ray," Gross said of the concentrated solar beams.
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The Uighurs are a mostly-Muslim ethnic minority concentrated in western China.
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Elsewhere, Buttigieg support is concentrated in affluent areas, where it'll break Biden.
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Georgia is reporting 66 confirmed cases, with most concentrated around metro Atlanta.
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Visually, it seemed denser and more concentrated than the other two bottles.
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At each step in this chain, PCBs get more and more concentrated.
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As for the rest, they are concentrated among young men of color.
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This is most visible in concentrated manufacturing-based regions within industrial nations.
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All of that is concentrated within the walls of the detention center.
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Concentrated in concrete pill boxes, nearly 2,000 German defenders lay in wait.
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PC adoption was always concentrated among more affluent users in richer countries.
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But they have concentrated their fury on a single figure: Zalmay Khalilzad.
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Now it is concentrated in just one block of West 28th Street.
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The majority of Washington's cases are concentrated in the area surrounding Seattle.
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The airport has become a place of concentrated anxiety and long waits.
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Two new cultural stars have concentrated the appeal of the Loop district.
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Less-generous programs are concentrated among Republican-leaning Southern states, experts said.
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At least twice, the Bost has been menaced by more concentrated attacks.
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It is, for many of us, a concentrated form of delayed gratification.
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The company announced a concentrated push on its Groups feature in 2017.
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Perhaps nowhere was the suffering more concentrated than at the collapsed school.
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New York City's metal clubs are concentrated primarily in Brooklyn and Manhattan.
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Most are concentrated in major American cities, from Chicago to Los Angeles.
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While bites happened in all 50 states, they were concentrated in four.
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Institutional investors often own stakes in all the competitors in concentrated industries.
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And those states are concentrated near the front of the primary calendar.
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An all-perils homeowners policy, however, increases bankruptcy risk from concentrated exposure.
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The world&aposs wealth is becoming increasingly concentrated among the richest billionaires.
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Both newly reiterate the concentrated visual life that is essential to painting.
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Wealth in the East Bay has historically concentrated itself in the hills.
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Prior to that it concentrated on on-prem services like SharePoint backup.
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Much more, and the bean liquid — liquid gold — won't be concentrated enough.
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In some cities, police have concentrated these tools in neighborhoods of color.
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Declines in unionization, she added, were concentrated among white private sector workers.
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I think you talk about what happened when we concentrated the power.
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Concentrated protests have taken place in Nairobi's Kibera neighborhood, an Odinga stronghold.
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Most of Wednesday's drama was concentrated in the bond and energy markets.
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We need that concentrated arena of money being put into the problem.
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The staunchest defenders of concentrated power are those who hold that power.
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The Somali community is concentrated in the northeast part of the city.
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Its customers are concentrated in Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach counties.
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Ferguson said they are largely concentrated in health care and information technology.
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If I concentrated, I could feel ice crystals forming in my toes.
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It's going to take a concentrated national mission to overcome this challenge.
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Families that use housing choice vouchers are often concentrated in poor neighborhoods.
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Opponents argue that such concentrated media power would stifle smaller, independent outlets.
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Inside the List MAN ON FIRE Kevin Wilson writes in concentrated bursts.
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Today, I was concentrated, and it was like I'd never been away.
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And private providers are a highly concentrated industry in most metropolitan areas.
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"Any concentrated form of fruit sugars is not as helpful," he said.
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What's most fascinating, though, is where these doctors tend to be concentrated.
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On Wednesday night, candidates concentrated on introducing themselves and displaying their qualifications.
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So, when you think about wealth is concentrated as it is, because it really is, and it is concentrated among, when you look at the list of Top 10 richest people, they are mostly tech people. Yes. Actually.
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The challenge: To succeed, getting veterans into tech-focused job pipelines "can't be demographically concentrated" in certain cities and it "can't be concentrated by gender [or] race," McLaughlin said, emphasizing it has to span zip codes across the nation.
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According to an index used by regulators, 90 percent of metropolitan statistical areas have hospital markets that are so "highly concentrated" that the lack of competition warrants scrutiny, and 20143 percent have highly concentrated specialist physician practices, as well.
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The reason this information is helpful is that if you have money to spend, it's appropriate to say on a regional basis, new infections are concentrated in the South [so HIV treatment and prevention resources should be concentrated there].
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The reason this information is helpful is that if you have money to spend, it's appropriate to say on a regional basis, new infections are concentrated in the South [so HIV treatment and prevention resources should be concentrated there].
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Facebook is using all parts of its platform in a concentrated beauty push.
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These firms are concentrated in technology sector, especially chipmakers, according to Goldman Sachs.
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Another factor that makes fishing touchy is that it is intensely geographically concentrated.
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The film's anger is concentrated in two devastating scenes of tyrannical white intruders.
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Shows aimed at adults will be concentrated on Hulu, which Disney now controls.
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The New Media Upside Down is hardly concentrated or uniform in its voice.
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At first it was concentrated to my own take on the art world.
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And possibly where opinion formation, the actual congealing of voter sensibility, is concentrated.
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The problems were concentrated in "set-up and networking", he said, without elaborating.
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But the problem is when those dead trees are concentrated in large patches.
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But those crimes have been heavily concentrated in predominantly black, low-income neighborhoods.
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Almost all of the demand growth for oil is now concentrated in Asia.
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They tend to be concentrated amongst the older generation, not inevitably but broadly.
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So most of the new cases are concentrated in New York and California.
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But this ETF is a highly concentrated bet on a very small sector.
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But as always, Sony seems concentrated on the gaming end of things first.
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Urban pockets where immigrants are concentrated have been plagued by crime and unemployment.
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And it's a concentrated version of the problems faced by Italy's traditional parties.
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If I could actually pick the winners, I'd start a concentrated VC firm!
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A 2011 Apex, a special selection, is more complex, deeper and more concentrated.
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In this way it makes the gameplay feel concentrated as opposed to simple.
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Decades of lax antitrust enforcement mean that most industries have grown more concentrated.
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But it doesn't mean that I'm particularly concentrated on that gothic horror genre.
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But this study isn't proof that insurers in concentrated areas are doing that.
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She quickly learned the most obvious part of Egyptian squash exceptionalism: concentrated quality.
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Serums are cosmetically elegant, light, and highly concentrated — and super easy to layer.
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It was like having all the good points of strawberries concentrated into one!
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American plasma centres are concentrated in less well-off bits of the country.
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It was concentrated in the Upper Midwest and rural areas of the Northeast.
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It is especially common in the south-west, where cattle farming is concentrated.
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Crime and violence, widespread across segregated black neighborhoods, is rooted in concentrated poverty.
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Second, price increases have been concentrated and show little sign of spreading widely.
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"The heat was really concentrated, not blowing all over the place," she said.
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"It needs to be concentrated rather than a scatter gun approach," he said.
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After the reform, spending on children was concentrated on health and tax credits.
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Mr Abe has concentrated power in the cabinet secretariat, vastly expanding its staff.
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Profits have grown and become more concentrated, indicating a lack of competitive vibrancy.
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Control of rights is heavily concentrated within a few major labels and organizations.
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The new rules could soon boost competition in Brazil's increasingly concentrated airline market.
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Where is Dylan Minnette, he of the furrowed brow and the concentrated stare?
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The shortage of properties is concentrated at the lower end of the market.
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Cool vintages can be concentrated to make them more robust and less dilute.
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This way sunlight falling on the panel is concentrated onto the cells below.
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On the individual front, the gains would be heavily concentrated at the top.
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Most markets are somewhat concentrated, and no technology is likely to change that.
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Free traders point out that African trade is concentrated in a few products.
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Furthermore, hospitals in highly concentrated markets received lower satisfaction scores from their patients.
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Jemisin's always had a talent for rich description, but here, it's divinely concentrated.
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Clinton's support was concentrated in urban centers (including Boston) and tony Massachusetts suburbs.
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To shape shit into something harmless and useful takes a very concentrated effort.
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The deposit base is concentrated, which are mainly government and quasi government depositors.
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The drugs will be more concentrated in her body, for a longer time.
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Gloomy as he looked in portraits, the Frenchman Charles Fourier concentrated on fun.
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The concentrated, fixated focusing on that – it's good now to not have that.
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"The direct funding outflows were mostly concentrated in January," CFO Massimo Perona said.
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Yemen's Zaydis are concentrated in the north, while southern Yemen is largely Sunni.
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I just concentrated on throwing strikes and getting people out and it worked.
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All power has now been concentrated in the hands of Mohammad bin Salman.
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For now, minds are concentrated on which head might be next to roll.
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McConnell's ability to tune out the noise and stay concentrated is unprecedented. 2.
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That means secondary liquidity is sometimes thin and concentrated in short-dated securities.
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Its a bold, concentrated bet, exactly the kind of model that entices Son.
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It occurs to me that "yellowcake" is also a form of concentrated uranium.
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Debord defines two primary forms of the spectacle — the concentrated and the diffuse.
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Walmart worked with makers of detergent to develop concentrated versions, in smaller bottles.
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But this only reinforces the idea that the costs of trade are concentrated.
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The water has become unusually concentrated with salt, which is spreading more extensively.
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Once created, the CFPB under its present director consolidated its already concentrated power.
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The higher you go up the economic ladder, the more concentrated wealth becomes.
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The effects were concentrated in schools that offered condoms with no required counseling.
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Presidential candidates mostly concentrated on New York a day before the state's primary.
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Charter schools are concentrated downtown, with its boom in renovation and wealthier residents.
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For 35, the Democratic Senate targets are concentrated on relatively lower-carbon states.
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It was heavily concentrated in the more populous eastern part of the state.
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And though some smaller competitors survive, the index industry is becoming more concentrated.
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The vast majority of refugees are concentrated in low- and middle-income countries.
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She concentrated on the cat's little body next to her and thought, Steady .
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The internet is supposed to be an effective counterpoint to concentrated elite power.
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As the gas concentrated, it grew hotter, eventually turning into stars and galaxies.
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HelloFresh is starting the service in 581 stores, largely concentrated in the Northeast.
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After high school, she concentrated on her career, dropping out of architecture school.
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Funds have also become more reluctant to rotate out of these concentrated bets.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren, for one, has argued that industries have become too concentrated.
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Extended to half-hour episodes, it makes for a lot of concentrated sourness.
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Clinton fared worse than polls suggested were concentrated in a few battleground states.
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Growth in new home sales continued to be concentrated in this price segment.
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They are less concentrated in blue collar industries like manufacturing, transportation and construction.
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First, those periods of concentrated effort allow you to produce more than usual.
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And as economic power has become more concentrated, so too has political power.
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Outside Utah, he often underperformed in counties where Mormons were more heavily concentrated.
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But the population is concentrated in a few areas, particularly Pittsburgh and Philadelphia.
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Haphazard mixing can lead to "hot spots" — concentrated doses that are instantly fatal.
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When they concentrated on LGB teens, that figure shot up to 28.5 percent.
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This porn has been rendered down and concentrated into its porniest possible self.
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Industrial robots are largely concentrated in manufacturing hubs in the Midwest and South.
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That type of brain power, concentrated together in a single startup, is rare.
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Bear spray contains concentrated capsaicin, the primary ingredient in pepper spray for humans.
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There are also moments that I have a concentrated look in my eyes.
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Around 40% of the collateral backing the pools is concentrated in Western Australia.
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Then he concentrated on shapes of pieces like something called a coupe bowl.
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We need a fighter who will go out and battle concentrated economic power.
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More than half of the state's cases are concentrated within the five boroughs.
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Majority of the infections are concentrated in New York, Washington state, and California.
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And then the shocks, because they're so geographically concentrated, they're highly, highly disruptive.
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The intensity of the fighting during Tet also concentrated the chain of command.
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For decades, the bureau's spy-catching resources were almost entirely concentrated on Russia.
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I think the bigger issue is not to let it get too concentrated.
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They're going to be concentrated in certain areas, not always near big loads.
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ERGO and other antioxidants are primarily concentrated in the caps, not the stems.
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"A dividend portfolio is less diversified and concentrated in fewer sectors," he said.
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And complications for the mother and baby are concentrated among African-American mothers.
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All power has now been concentrated in the hands of Mohammed bin Salman.
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The Ukrainian Army, she said, had "concentrated a military group" for an attack.
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They gathered the most concentrated collection of talent I have ever been around.
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Their triumph was a somewhat narrow one, concentrated in well-educated, affluent communities.
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At first their expressions were simply intent, as they concentrated on following instructions.
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He sold it to Uniroyal in 1970 and thereafter concentrated on real estate.
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The closest concentrated business district is in Highland Park, about two miles northeast.
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Most of the French government's new effort will be concentrated in the prisons.
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On Monday, Saikawa acknowledged that too much power had been concentrated in Ghosn.
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Here is where the enormous wealth concentrated in relatively few hands comes in.
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It's really a concentrated collection of our aesthetic and I'm very excited about.
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Are severe cases restricted or highly concentrated in those with underlying medical conditions?
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Low-wage earners are less concentrated in the Mid-Atlantic, Northeast and Midwest.
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Back-channel intrigues thwarted accountability, concentrated power in the presidency and bred mistrust.
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Control of the economy has not been this concentrated since the Gilded Age.
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Concentrated private economic power has emerged as a principal villain of our day.
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Free trade creates shocks and challenges to any economy, which are cruelly concentrated.
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It turned out that innovation concentrated economic opportunity rather than dispersed it widely.
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It was earthy, minerally and savory, not concentrated but lasting on the palate.
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Nearly one-third are concentrated in Texas, California, Florida, Ohio and North Carolina.
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Other studies have shown that tobacco sellers are disproportionately concentrated in poor neighborhoods.
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Their decline explains why we now lack a check on concentrated economic power.
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Many complex nonhuman animal societies are concentrated in biological hotspots like the Serengeti.
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Competition is concentrated in large cities where there are several facilities-based operators.
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Fitch believes that many smaller labs may have more concentrated exposure to Medicare.
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"A conspicuous number of ETFs are concentrated in the same stocks, " he said.
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The U.S. carrier owns 9.5 percent of Gol, entirely concentrated in preference shares.
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Living in concentrated poverty worsens outcomes in future health, criminality, employment and happiness.
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Indeed, the staunchest defenders of concentrated power are those who hold that power.
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A vast majority of those stocks had ownership concentrated among a few investors.
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More than 450 of these geoglyphs are concentrated within Acre State in Brazil.
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The fastest-growing counties in America are overwhelmingly concentrated around booming tech hubs.
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The air can be concentrated in only the bedroom area to save energy.
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While bigotry crosses party lines, this particular prejudice seems disproportionately concentrated among Republicans.
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She concentrated on math in high school, and dreamed of becoming an architect.
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Today, it just takes the desire to do so and some concentrated effort.
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America is once again facing a Brandeisian choice between democracy and concentrated wealth.
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And America cannot rein in concentrated wealth unless we choose to tax it.
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"Think about why you see female-concentrated biases in the South," he said.
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Gun suicide, however, is concentrated most heavily among white and American Indian children.
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Markets for both hospitals and physicians have become more concentrated in recent years.
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While physical, they seem ethereal, made not of wood but of concentrated mist.
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But he said policymakers are also concentrated on finding a long-term fix.
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Millennials just graduating from college headed to big cities, where the jobs concentrated.
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Measles hit their highest U.S. rate in 27 years, concentrated among Orthodox Jews.
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Mr. Dowless then explained a two-phase effort that concentrated on absentee ballots.
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Our tiny network of political, business and intellectual elite is insular and concentrated.
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The decrease in job openings in November was concentrated in the West region.
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So there is concentrated meaning of what happens in any given 90 minutes.
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Yoko Inoue's 2006-133 "Transmigration of the SOLD" is similarly unassuming and concentrated.
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Again, the impact is concentrated among those at the lowest levels of education.
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To watch it is to experience nearly five minutes of concentrated, inescapable charm.
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This, um, white flight was concentrated at the bottom of the education ladder.
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"When I'm looking to get subsector exposure and have some concentrated play on either a reacceleration in the economy [or] a reacceleration in a sector where you've started to see a rerating, I want to be more concentrated," he said.
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The inventory bloat is concentrated in the automotive sector, which is experiencing weaker sales.
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Financial literacy improvements in recent years have largely been small, concentrated efforts, she said.
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His appeal is narrowly concentrated among moderate voters, who are overrepresented in New Hampshire.
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" He alleged to the judge that regular spankings soon became "concentrated, repeating, escalating abuse.
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We'll see a different set tomorrow concentrated around enterprise, B2B, biotech, edtech, and fintech.
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The majority saw rate cuts being concentrated in the second half of the year.
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That's why cities like Fresno and Bakersfield top the list for most concentrated poverty.
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The big problem for the "tough" strategies: Violence is very concentrated in US cities.
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Clinton's is concentrated in the middle zone, the area of daily life and relationships.
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Unfortunately, we have it, but it's like anything else, it's concentrated in certain areas.
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Several months of concentrated Trump are likely to sway even the most stubborn holdouts.
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He and his clothing were also burned — it was concentrated around the genitalia area.
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Argentine soy planting starts in late September, with harvesting concentrated in April and May.
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In concentrated markets, they get higher prices and insurers want them in their network.
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The fighting was concentrated in the Abu Salim, Salahedeen and Qasr Bin Ghashir districts.
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In Fitch's opinion the reinsurance coverage is adequate, though concentrated in only one reinsurer.
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Of America's roughly 900 sectors, two-thirds became more concentrated between 1997 and 2012.
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Most wage growth since 2009 has been concentrated in the extreme lows and highs.
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There is an efficiency in the game design that makes Gato Roboto feel concentrated.
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So we concentrated on where we had the most competitive advantage, that's binge viewing.
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Such concentrated oomph means that lucrative quantities can be shipped in very small packages.
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Bachelor/ette threads are the most highly concentrated and extreme versions of these encroachments.
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"He pushed me, he pressed me and I had to stay concentrated," said Wawrinka.
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Power in China is worryingly concentrated in the hands of one man, Xi Jinping.
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Imports edged up 0.2%, with gains concentrated in five of the 11 product sections.
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Rihanna chose to do the opposite and made her ensemble totally concentrated in color.
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But her supporters were inefficiently concentrated in already-blue states like California and Maryland.
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Marijuana "wax," a concentrated form of marijuana, at Green Pearl Organics on Jan. 1.
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In poor countries, unemployment is paradoxically concentrated among the better off and better educated.
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The spread of Amazonian tentacles is worrying to those wary of concentrated corporate power.
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Wednesday's pullback was concentrated on steel and steelmaking futures, but other commodities also slipped.
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Instead, the coalition says, Russia has concentrated its attention on targeting the Syrian opposition.
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The recent drop in oil prices has been concentrated in near-term futures contracts.
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Processing operations have traditionally been more concentrated in the south, near large population centres.
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Blood oranges may also contain vitamin C in more concentrated amounts than conventional oranges.
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Bask at this king and be thankful for bearing witness to such concentrated greatness.
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Killings of adolescents were geographically concentrated: 44% occurred in 17 of Fortaleza's 119 neighbourhoods.
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Their large core of concentrated urban districts gives the Republicans few opportunities for gains.
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Unfortunately, that grassroots energy is entirely concentrated on one side of the political spectrum.
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History, with its "concentrated unreality" of cruelty and absurdity, will wreck all such hopes.
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Why not go in the exact opposite direction and make lesser, more concentrated bets?
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The deposit base is more concentrated than peers, given the bank's small domestic franchise.
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Previous estimates of extreme poverty have suggested it was concentrated amongst single parent families.
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And I concentrated in comics, I took all the ones that I could take.
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The Trial of the Sword replicates that idea on a smaller, more concentrated stage.
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Since then, mime has concentrated into small communities and intermittent festivals around the country.
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Federated managed $397.6 billion in assets at year-end, concentrated in money market funds.
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A majority of the cases of people being infected are concentrated in mainland China.
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Today, that's still heavily concentrated on PCs and phones via search and the web.
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The result is a powerful, concentrated stream of air to help dry hair faster.
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Her head swings fluidly in a concentrated pattern: Left, left, right, left, right, left.
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Both plants will use concentrated solar plant (CSP) and photovoltaic (PV) technologies, MASEN said.
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Some investors worry the bull can't keep marching on if leadership remains this concentrated.
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Most of the increased lending is concentrated outside China's four largest state-owned banks.
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The fund currently has a negative process pillar rating due to its concentrated risks.
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Trades were concentrated in real estate- related shares with Emaar Properties advancing 2.3 percent.
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The war has been concentrated in the east of the country (Donetsk and Luhansk).
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Instead the selling on stop is concentrated on the day following the initial fall.
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She can make a small space feel bigger and a larger area feel concentrated.
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Still, concentrated increases in premiums help to explain some of the antipathy towards Obamacare.
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Because of this arousal, Chan says, their thinking styles were more focused and concentrated.
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Zuckerberg has defended the way power at Facebook is concentrated in his own person.
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"Pittsburg not Paris" was a more concentrated event held solely outside the White House.
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Power should be concentrated in the field, not in D.C. View the discussion thread.
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Another risk is if expertise in AI is concentrated disproportionately in a few firms.
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Negatively, the VRs reflect the banks' limited and fairly concentrated franchises and balance sheets.
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However, much of that growth is still concentrated in just a few big markets.
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As the authors suspected, fish larvae and their prey were concentrated in the slicks.
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"Understanding how larval fish are able to find concentrated food spots is really important."
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The old brokerage model has become ever more concentrated in the trading of spreads.
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Again, these effects were mostly concentrated in schools that gave away condoms without counseling.
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In Tulsa, for example, enforcement of drug laws is concentrated in the poorest neighborhoods.
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Pork production is concentrated in North Carolina, Iowa, Minnesota, Illinois, Indiana, Nebraska and Missouri.
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"Agency is not concentrated in humans or their gods or favorite animals," she writes.
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Their powdered, concentrated, and prepackaged ingredients were easy to serve and close to imperishable.
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They're hunting for prey in a concentrated area, which can be defined and examined.
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I wake up every day and make concentrated efforts not to be that person.
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Its stations were concentrated in crucial states, such as Florida, Pennsylvania, Iowa, and Ohio.
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Schools serving the poorest children are concentrated in 30 of the state's 169 municipalities.
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The mostly spontaneous, leaderless demonstrations were concentrated in Baghdad and in working-class neighborhoods.
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So far, they have concentrated on a political purge in the capital, Guatemala City.
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College trips offer concentrated time with your child, when available time is increasingly rare.
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Cotton's lead and come down like a hammer on this concentrated drug of death.
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I went there twice for work and concentrated both times on the food alone.
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You'll notice that this is heavily concentrated on redemptions between North America and Europe.
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But that wealth around the world is increasingly concentrated among those at the top.
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If O'Malley supporters are largely concentrated, that could limit their relevancy to a fewprecincts.
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They're a fraction of the electorate nationally, and they're disproportionately concentrated in noncompetitive states.
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Mr. Abumrad said that he was especially interested in the Supreme Court's concentrated authority.
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I thought as a team we concentrated on the checking part of the game.
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He's known for concentrated bets, but nothing on the scale of half a fund.
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And lead piping isn't evenly distributed through the city — it's concentrated in certain areas.
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Unemployment dropped to 1.8 percent, though jobs were highly concentrated in these two sectors.
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A room full of deep suspicion of concentrated power, be it corporate or governmental.
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It no longer appeared to be a hoarder's domain, but a concentrated creative hub.
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For the next year, he concentrated on his studies and didn't play any basketball.
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"The milling business is highly concentrated in Brazil and demands big investments," he added.
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You should also stick to less concentrated forms of alcohol and give yourself time.
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In adjoining Zabadani, where rebels are concentrated, there was one medical doctor — until recently.
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It's such a highly concentrated, definite, concise piece, and yet it's still very lighthearted.
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The nicotine itself was concentrated at 100 milligrams per milliliter, which is really strong.
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He concentrated on accumulating Electoral College votes, the ones that determine Oval Office occupancy.
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Best product for disinfecting eating utensils, dishes, and glassware: Clorox Germicidal Concentrated Liquid Bleach
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The fastest-growing categories are concentrated in large urban areas, especially on the coasts.
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Concentrated bursts of violence take over the narrative and are exploited for political points.
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The inventory overhang is concentrated in the automotive sector, which is experiencing slow sales.
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The downside of free trade is concentrated onto a relatively small group of people.
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The flurry of activity tends to be concentrated around the opening and closing bells.
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And they are concentrated in countries where they will be difficult to root out.
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Live theater, where it still flourishes, is concentrated in commercial or philanthropically supported institutions.
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Those who left after the hurricane are mostly concentrated in Florida and the northeast.
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Black and Latino people are concentrated in the largest municipality, the city of York.
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Richard Prince and Julie Mehretu have concentrated on postwar abstraction, to very different ends.
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In 2014, marijuana businesses were concentrated in Colorado's big cities and around major roadways.
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Sundance Film Festival has made a concentrated effort to give female directors a platform.
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The epidemic was originally concentrated in rural, white populations, but it's becoming more widespread.
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Venture capital, the financial fuel for new companies, is also concentrated on the coast.
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Of late, Western democracy has concentrated rather than spread wealth, suggesting it serves injustice.
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Avoiding inflammatory triggers like concentrated sweets, fried greasy foods and alcohol is also beneficial.
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APPLE INC'S SUPPLY CHAIN BECAME MORE CONCENTRATED IN CHINA BETWEEN 2015 AND 2019 - DATA
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Maybe because the stories are so distilled, so concentrated, every choice within feels deliberate.
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Gambino's music typically unzips as a series of questions, obtuse shapes without concentrated form.
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Gambino's music typically unzips as a series of questions, obtuse shapes without concentrated form.
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Ketchup has considerable umami, located in its saltiness and its concentrated, cooked tomato flavor.
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Absolutely. I'm pretty much concentrated on giving the best service I can to people.
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The perfumer submits options, and you smell these things in a very concentrated way.
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If retail were the only industry becoming more concentrated, it would be one thing.
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The data show that buyouts were disproportionately concentrated in wealthy and densely populated counties.
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It has worked for the wealthy and their heirs; for industry and concentrated capital.
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Restaurants, cafes and other shopping are concentrated along Eastlake Avenue, a few blocks inland.
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CNN also reported on the meeting, which it said was concentrated on unseating Flake.
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The big picture: U.S. industries are also becoming increasingly concentrated in a few counties.
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Regardless of the method used, all plants produce concentrated brine as a waste product.
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Right now, the rewards of the economy are far too concentrated at the top.
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So the researchers concentrated on numerous pores that dot the legs of sea spiders.
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Yet such slow-motion massacres — concentrated in poor, minority neighborhoods — receive little national attention.
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No one complains when concentrated positions rise, but they often sue when they fall.
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The concentrated emotional force lurking in his ease of manner sneaks up on you.
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"The more concentrated population is, the easier it is to allocate capital," she said.
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The outfit takes a concentrated approach to investing that has seemingly been paying off.
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By design, their detonation produced waves of pressure that were highly focused and concentrated.
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Tin's usage profile, concentrated as it is on soldering, is not the most exciting.
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The top-paying cities concentrated largely in the Midwest, West coast and the South.
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For decades, Baltimore has had a serious heroin problem concentrated among poor black people.
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The internship has concentrated his thinking, for now: trade school, like his Holton friends.
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The extra caffeine is from concentrated black tea extract — it's not an artificial additive.
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It's that the wealth created by the energy industry is concentrated at the top.
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Around 90% of Urtrust's gross written premiums were concentrated on motor insurance in 2016.
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They are spread throughout the United States but many are concentrated in the Midwest.
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Consequently, bank loan-losses and subsequent bank weaknesses and failures could be geographically concentrated.
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They moved slowly, cautiously, making a concentrated effort to blend into the negative space.
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Search operations concentrated in the southern Indian Ocean, but the aircraft was not found.
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A different survey found a similar trend, in this case concentrated mainly among men.
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The city recorded five pedestrian deaths in a short period in a concentrated area.
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Over 75 percent of U.S. industries have now become less competitive and more concentrated.
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But zoning subsidizes that extravagance by prohibiting better, more concentrated use of the land.
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For moisturizer — I have really dry skin — I have to go for something concentrated.
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There is a range of evidence suggesting that the economy is becoming more concentrated.
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I concentrated on the bullies who used Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram as their weapon.
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And the costs are concentrated on builders and homeowners rather than the broad public.
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U.S. electric vehicle ownership is now concentrated on the country's east and west coasts.
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Things are getting more concentrated and that's very interconnected with these issues around Russia.
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For now, the shared solar market is fairly concentrated in a few friendly states.
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However, it should also be viewed in the context of the banking sector being concentrated and support-dependent and the economy's structural weaknesses, as Uzbek exports are commodities-driven and concentrated on a few countries, and external finances are heavily supported by remittances.
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Marketed for "CBD purists," Royal Oil is the company's most concentrated CBD offering to date.
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Dried fruit, since it is so concentrated, can be very high in sugar and calories.
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Most of the passion for both men is concentrated around Iowa's cities, Mr. Vilsack said.
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The Hispanic vote in Nevada is overwhelmingly concentrated in Clark County, home to Las Vegas.
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Most of his political support is concentrated in rural, conservative, Muslim areas of the country.
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Recent smaller outbreaks of measles in New York have been concentrated in these communities too.
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It has, so far, concentrated on investing in its wireless network rather than deal-making.
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The inventory glut appears to be concentrated in the manufacturing sector, which could undercut production.
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Connor said the units responding to the scene concentrated on getting passengers off the plane.
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Michael Connor told reporters that first responders concentrated on getting passengers out of the airplane.
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"That's how you get a compound fracture when you have a concentrated holding," Boneparth said.
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"The bulk of your guests are in this highly concentrated area, just lingering," Waltrip says.
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Doctors are concentrated in urban areas such as Ottawa and Toronto, leaving rural areas underserved.
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Concentrated in the populous north, it drew its energy from anger at years of corruption.
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In those works she was impulsive and rigorous, her lines at once concentrated and meandering.
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Also the bank operates with a concentrated funding structure that is vulnerable to deposits volatility.
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Firms ceased subsidising unprofitable sales and concentrated on limiting their losses, which dented overall sales.
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But in the highly concentrated internet ecosystem, companies increasingly must eat or risk being eaten.
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Once in the body, the chemicals are mostly concentrated in the blood, liver, and kidneys.
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American exports to China are relatively concentrated in areas such as aeroplanes and farm products.
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Britain's concentrated economy is likely to become even less competitive before it becomes more so.
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Dennis Gephardt of Moody's says closures and mergers will be concentrated among the smallest colleges.
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But with the continual focus on unicorns, that money is being concentrated in fewer companies.
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However, their few misses—primarily concentrated in the Rust Belt—turned out to be decisive.
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Gab is far smaller than these sites, however, and its bad posts are particularly concentrated.
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Indigence used to be concentrated inland, in agricultural regions with lots of cheap, seasonal labour.
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Unfortunately, since the 1990s, consolidation has left two-thirds of industries in America more concentrated.
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The report highlights the extent to which global wealth is concentrated at the very top.
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But the population is relatively segregated, with most Tamils concentrated in the north and east.
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Can be harnessed in several ways, including through photovoltaic and concentrated solar power systems (CSP).
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It also means accommodation will be concentrated in one place, leaving Doha with a glut.
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The banks' funding structures are weak, dominated by short-term and highly concentrated customer deposits.
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But the adverse effects of free trade are concentrated among displaced workers and small businesses.
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The Juul design mimics a flash drive - with plug-in cartridges of concentrated nicotine juice.
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Following that same theme, the calendar year 2018 is the most concentrated year on record.
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Lately, though, Mr Temer has concentrated more on his political survival than on the economy.
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Citing the fact that so much activity has become concentrated on these major platforms, Rep.
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American banking is unlikely ever to be as concentrated as in many other rich countries.
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That growth was concentrated in states where voters supported Trump in the 2016 presidential election.
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Against that, its national wealth is concentrated in regions near the sea, as never before.
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The list is concentrated in chipmakers including Qorvo, Qualcomm, Micron Technology, Nvidia, Broadcom and Intel.
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They argue that manufacturing employment became geographically more concentrated after 1990, but no less important.
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As profits declined, Monarch got out of charters and concentrated on short-haul, budget flights.
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And second, if first they are concentrated with that competition, we will see the effects.
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Sunny's ratings are constrained by its limited franchise, below-peer capitalisation and concentrated property exposure.
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The list is concentrated in chipmakers, including Qorvo, Qualcomm, Micron Technology, Nvidia, Broadcom and Intel.
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Campaigning for Mexico's presidential election, due on July 22013st, has concentrated on crime and corruption.
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Instead, it concentrated on producing satisfying standalone tales that slowly added up to something more.
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This happens even in spacious countries because people are concentrated along roads and in towns.
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Right now, antitrust law focus on whether concentrated power results in higher prices for consumers.
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The job cuts are concentrated in California, but layoffs will also occur at other locations.
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But the increase in workforce participation has been almost entirely concentrated among women (see chart).
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Job gains for September were concentrated in professional and business services, which rose by 54,000.
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But once the adjustments are made, poverty is almost exclusively concentrated amongst single, childless households.
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Pesticides and herbicides, credit-checking, drug distribution and drug retailing have grown more concentrated, too.
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Worse, the data show ghettos becoming increasingly concentrated sinks of poverty, disproportionately affecting non-whites.
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They also allow optical zoom, or more concentrated analysis of any obstacles near a car.
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" Improperly mixing the ingredients, then, "causes 'hot spots' with much more concentrated something-or-another.
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"I don't think anybody is able to keep concentrated during a whole game," he says.
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U.S. venture capital investment is heavily concentrated in three states: California, New York and Massachusetts.
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Yet economic power remained concentrated in a few hands, especially in telecoms, television and banking.
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AEL's business is concentrated in the sale of FIAs through the independent agent distribution channel.
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This is counterbalanced by persistent refinancing pressure and the concentrated profile of the local economy.
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By 1980 they had become the yuppie, and they concentrated on a certain cultural perfectionism.
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Tip: Make sure to blend toward your lashline to keep it concentrated around the eyes.
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The impact on prices in smaller cities, where shantytown redevelopments are concentrated, may be substantial.
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Egypt has been fighting an Islamist militant insurgency since 2013, mostly concentrated in North Sinai.
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According to the NFIB, the vacancies were concentrated in construction, manufacturing and wholesale trade industries.
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Job growth was concentrated in lower-paying areas, with leisure and hospitality adding 2000,20.7 positions.
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It should be concentrated in those areas where profits and risk inconsistencies cause market gaps.
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And some argue Dems have diminished their voting power because they've concentrated themselves into cities.
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The cover pool is concentrated in Queensland with 52.7% of loans originated in the state.
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It was as if the quintessence of Silicon Valley's problems concentrated themselves in one company.
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The biggest problem for education systems is that refugee children tend to be concentrated together.
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Roomba also features sensors that cause it to work harder on concentrated areas of dirt.
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They compounded and concentrated an ongoing human-made environmental disaster, with few analogies or precedents.
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"Most hedge funds had concentrated positions in some of the high-flying stocks," she said.
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"It's difficult because everything is too concentrated at the government or the SOEs," Suriadjaja said.
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This month, Morocco switched on what will be the world's largest concentrated solar power plant.
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As its name suggests, the integrated spectacle is a combination of diffuse and concentrated elements.
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Lithium is largely concentrated in the so-called lithium triangle between Bolivia, Chile and Argentina.
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Even existing commercial ventures have been concentrated in more obvious areas like distribution and auto.
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And the pain, as ever, is likely to be concentrated in China's rust-belt regions.
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They were concentrated in poor parts of big cities, where results had long been dire.
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Of America's top 900 industries, two-thirds have become more concentrated since the mid-1990s.
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However, capitalisation should be considered together with the concentrated and potentially high-risk loan book.
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That's because most of the particles within the magnetic field are concentrated closer to Jupiter.
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They concentrated on 416,213 participants who'd never been diagnosed with cancer, cardiovascular disease or diabetes.
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Madrid let them have the ball and concentrated on blockading its third of the field.
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" He advocated concentrated solar thermal power, calling it "a more proven technology than clean coal.
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Much of the decline in permits has been concentrated in the single-family housing segment.
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Mr. Creed's sculptures are concentrated in the armory's Library and its Field and Staff Room.
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Perhaps sediments accumulated in this lake that could have trapped, concentrated, and protected organic molecules.
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Last year, the holiday fell mid-month, resulting in the splurge concentrated squarely in February.
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Trainees signed "education agreements" to receive "concentrated training" and undergo "live-in study", Zakir said.
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"The irony is that technology has concentrated economic opportunity instead of dispersing it," he said.
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And those areas are concentrated mainly in North America, North Asia, North Africa, and Australia.
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Much of the recent national dialogue has concentrated on a nationalist or an isolationist approach.
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For Mr. Sanders, preventing concentrated wealth from passing from generation to generation is the goal.
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AUBUK's liquidity buffers are strong, but also a necessity given its highly concentrated deposit base.
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I work about 30 hours a week, with most of that concentrated Monday through Thursday.
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Agencies that are concentrated on outreach often clash with those whose primary mission is defensive.
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Cleveland also has exceedingly high rates of "concentrated poverty" — poor people living in poor neighborhoods.
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A concentrated effort could end preventable maternal and child deaths worldwide in the next decade.
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The ratings also factor in the bank's concentrated franchise, which focuses on Dutch mortgage lending.
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Barwa's capital ratios are solid, but should be viewed against the bank's concentrated balance sheet.
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Outages were concentrated in the eastern United States, and parts of Europe and South America.
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The queer world that remained was in fact concentrated in a few neighborhoods in Manhattan.
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Modern urban areas have far more jobs scattered across the suburbs than concentrated in downtowns.
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The one thing that could break the logjam is a concentrated intervention by the President.
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The clashes on Thursday were concentrated around a conference hall known as the Ougadougou Center.
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The movie, uneven as it is, has terrific momentum and passages of concentrated visual beauty.
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But nearly all of the decline is concentrated among people with few if any disadvantages.
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Wealth in the United States is concentrated among a very small part of the population.
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In the Sierra Nevada, the losses of pines and other conifers are concentrated and widening.
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Use is also concentrated among college graduates, young people and people with relatively high incomes.
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It was made precisely for the highly concentrated power we see today in Big Tech.
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The cloud business is concentrated in just a few companies, primarily Google, Amazon and Microsoft.
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Mr. Ackman has earned his reputation as an elite investor by making big, concentrated bets.
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About seven in 238 black voters in Wisconsin, mostly concentrated in Milwaukee, supported Mrs. Clinton.
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In the 21st century, greater and greater wealth is concentrated in fewer and fewer hands.
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Supply of this type of coal is more concentrated, with Australia dominating the seaborne market.
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The mercury becomes more concentrated in larger fish, including Walleye, which are prized by locals.
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Yes, but: There are savings to be wrung out of the highly concentrated PBM industry.
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So a large number of respondents could be concentrated on a small number of projects.
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The losses for Republicans last fall were concentrated in more affluent and better-educated districts.
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This is a shift from its previous policy, which often concentrated on general infrastructure projects.
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The rise in the number of uninsured children was concentrated in a handful of states.
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CONCENTRATION The portfolio is concentrated and has a large exposure to Sri Lankan sovereign risk.
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Global auto manufacturers have similarly concentrated factories in Britain while exporting their wares across Europe.
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Have you had anybody in your home from areas where the outbreak is most concentrated?
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A wonky subset has concentrated on the baseball itself, speculating that it is souped up.
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The rebel group is highly concentrated in the Beni region, where it trains its fighters.
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My second submission still had some unacceptable entries, but primarily concentrated in a single corner.
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The CFPB's power now is concentrated on enforcement, but that power may also be blunted.
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Almost half (49.8 percent) of those trips were concentrated in the region's top 20 cities.
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According to the NFIB, the vacancies were concentrated in construction, manufacturing and wholesale trade industries.
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Many of the new cases and deaths have been concentrated in the Midwest's largest cities.
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And since the scale is negative, the smaller the number, the more concentrated the protons.
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It smelled like concentrated bitterness, with only the faintest note of the taste I loved.
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However, the Democratic Party cannot afford a concentrated Stop Bernie movement by the party establishment.
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That's because due to monopolization, many segments of corporate America are becoming increasingly concentrated spaces.
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The more concentrated multifamily housing is found in the central and north sections of town.
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The Kremlin is unlikely to have concentrated all of its information warriors in one building.
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She is building a facility to make cannabis-infused topical lotions, edibles and concentrated marijuana.
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While the eyes of most L.G.B.T. advocates this term were concentrated on Masterpiece Cakeshop v.
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The maximum density allowed was reduced on blocks with concentrated amounts of rent-regulated housing.
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These briefings happen to be concentrated in contested states like North Carolina, Ohio and Missouri.
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To date, most of its efforts are concentrated in cities and focus on servicing businesses.
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"There's a broader dissatisfaction with concentrated power held by Amazon, Google and Facebook," Stoller said.
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A majority of cases are concentrated in New York, which has over 59,000 confirmed cases.
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The paycuts will affect employees worldwide, but LATAM's operations are concentrated in Chile and Brazil.
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Many of these voters are concentrated in vital states like Nevada, Texas, Arizona, and Florida.
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However, costs are also lower because Rakuten's network will be concentrated in Japan's major cities.
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Version 79 of Chrome, which came out last December, concentrated mostly on enhancing password security.
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Although Latinos live all over the state, Latino voters are disproportionately concentrated in urban areas.
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They were often as lyrical as Jarrett's, but they were also fierce, concentrated and erudite.
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It might be better in a less concentrated bite, but I wasn't a huge fan.
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But it's not only 4chan users who concentrated their attacks on the teen's Cuban origin.
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While actual Halloween celebrations may take place in one concentrated weekend, that's simply not enough.
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Wednesday's report concentrated on practical issues like foreign exchange pricing and the effect on liquidity.
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It also forced rebels into concentrated areas where they could be killed in large numbers.
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It's a highly concentrated economy in terms of its ownership, in terms of its control.
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They offer the concentrated absorption of the visual, cultural and historical, compressed into one location.
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Even so, the recent accusations point to a stunning breakdown in a relatively concentrated area.
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Mine was chewier, more purple, a little more concentrated, with a potent red-meat flavor.
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UBAE's concentrated deposits provided by LFB can fluctuate quite significantly, depending on the latter's needs.
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Two thirds of the impairments were concentrated in Algeria, Malaysia, Iraq, Brazil, Indonesia and Egypt.
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His wealth appears to remain fairly concentrated, with 64 percent of it in Wipro shares.
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A fashion show has always been, and still is, the most concentrated reminder of that.
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Urban districts are geographically smaller because more voters (often Democrats) are concentrated in these areas.
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Now nudists live all over America — though understandably, many are concentrated in warm-weather locales.
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The majority of US combat air forces in Japan are concentrated in just six bases.
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Instead, Mr. Merritt concentrated on "50 things that were different from each other," he said.
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The activity has been concentrated in metropolitan areas, like Boston, Seattle and San Jose, Calif.
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According to the map, most of the discriminatory zones are concentrated in Poland's south-east.
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If the method was compromise, the underlying principle was a healthy distrust of concentrated power.
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However, Armenia, being blocked by Turkey and Azerbaijan, was concentrated on the alliance with Russia.
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Maruca and Hoory concentrated on finding top attorneys who didn&apost usually handle tax matters.
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In fact, today, investments in the market are heavily concentrated among the richest U.S. families.
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Mississippi has concentrated so much electoral power in the hands of men, for so long.
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The university recently received another report, which concentrated on the football program as a whole.
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Buttigieg's program to demolish vacant homes concentrated largely in black and Latino communities seeded distrust.
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Much of the militant violence last year was concentrated in the southwestern province of Baluchistan.
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Jennifer did not know for certain that their rifle fire was concentrated on her husband.
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Commercial: These forests are a source of concentrated energy we unleash for skin&aposs benefit.
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Two EU officials said the discussions had so far concentrated on maintaining a common front.
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This helps consolidate the core bank's franchise, which nevertheless remains highly concentrated on few industries.
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The result: Wealth and productivity are becoming even more concentrated in fewer, primarily coastal cities.
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The fields on offer are concentrated in three areas, including the prolific Perdido Fold Belt.
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Job creation was concentrated largely in service-related industries, which contributed 853,000 to the total.
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"Democracies become oligarchies when wealth is too concentrated," Mr. Saez said in praising the plan.
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Income is concentrated in a few metropolitan centers, whereas production is distributed throughout the country.
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About 6,000 American troops are spread across Africa, mostly concentrated in Niger, Djibouti and Somalia.
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For example, it's been incredibly difficult to help black Americans leave neighborhoods of concentrated poverty.
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And the benefits of cheap goods are, usually, not overly concentrated among the already rich.
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Yet India currently has only 30 percent smartphone penetration, concentrated among the country's wealthiest citizens.
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As an investor, tilt your portfolio toward firms in industries that have become more concentrated.
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Some manufacturing industries, like breakfast cereal and tobacco, are even more concentrated than farm equipment.
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Are people all over getting into this, or is this concentrated in certain geographic areas?
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So why, for instance, is an industry like tech is so concentrated in certain places.
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This is Littky's third monograph, each of which has concentrated on a particular American community.
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A Vatican statement said the talks concentrated on the situations in Syria, Ukraine and Venezuela.
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"Clearly, the D.O.J. has honed in on the dangers of concentrated transmission and concentrated media content markets that is harmful to competition and to consumers," said Gene Kimmelman, president of the public interest group Public Knowledge and a former senior antitrust official the Justice Department.
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The black unemployment rate is still consistently higher than the white unemployment rate; blacks are still disproportionately concentrated in low-wage, low-advancement positions; and African-Americans are still more likely than any other group to live in neighborhoods of concentrated poverty and disadvantage.
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