"We are doing the same with our German counterparts (and) our British counterparts," he added.
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In the U.S. House of Representatives, white staffers take home a salary on average $900 more than their Asian and Pacific Islander counterparts, $2,000 more than Latino counterparts, and $2023,500 more than black counterparts.
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It feels like we've been proving ourselves for years, and still not getting as far as our counterparts — our white, male counterparts.
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Working black women in unions are paid 94.9% of what their black male counterparts make, while nonunion black women are paid just 91% of their counterparts.
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What they found is print users scored higher on inference questions than their digital counterparts, while digital users scored higher on concrete questions than their print counterparts.
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Unlike their 22019 House counterparts, not all run next year; but like their counterparts, this would still be an ugly vote — and taken for nothing, with conviction impossible.
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Male veterans are 85033 times more likely to kill themselves than their civilian counterparts, and female veterans are, sadly, 250 times more likely to commit suicide than their civilian counterparts.
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HADLEY GAMBLE: Walk me through the difficulties made for you in your position when you have your predecessor John Kerry having high level conversations with counterparts or former counterparts in Tehran.
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At every level of education, people of color experience higher rates of unemployment, are paid less than their white counterparts, have fewer assets than their white counterparts, and accrue less wealth.
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Durbin and Cornyn met with their House counterparts — Reps.
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"We will offer relevant evidence to our U.S. counterparts in a timely manner and leave for the U.S. at a proper time to conduct a joint investigation with our counterparts," the official said.
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Slowly, American universities would look more like their European counterparts.
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It's not because they're morally superior to their U.S. counterparts.
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Its Argentine and Colombian counterparts also have private minority shareholders.
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Working mothers earn 75% of what their male counterparts make.
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Whether her European counterparts will budge is being closely watched.
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And many charter schools perform better than their traditional counterparts.
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Unlike many of his Western counterparts, Putin does not bluff.
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Her counterparts in the Brexit negotiations may be similarly unimpressed.
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As Bloomberg NEF discusses here, will U.S. counterparts eventually follow?
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Their real world counterparts, however, are not quite as lucky.
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Did they perform their jobs differently than their male counterparts?
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Little details make them more believable than their film counterparts.
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Other countries generally require their counterparts to publish annual reports.
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The Bachelor and its counterparts give contestants a small platform.
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They are less likely to migrate than their Kinh counterparts.
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But they are still significantly outnumbered by their white counterparts.
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It said Tkachev would hold bilateral meetings with G20 counterparts.
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These episodes didn't placate the anxieties of their darker counterparts.
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American firms may yet catch up with their Chinese counterparts.
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Antimatter is also stuff, made from the particles' antiparticle counterparts.
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Think Mowgli will be more accepted by his human counterparts?
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And, are they healthier for people than their beefy counterparts?
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Czech workers make about a third of their German counterparts.
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Index funds have lower fees than their actively managed counterparts.
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You treat everyone dismissively — media, colleagues, counterparts — with predictable results.
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But the Postal Service and its foreign counterparts do not.
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They're also not very pricey compared to their plastic counterparts.
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By almost any measure, they lag behind their private counterparts.
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Like their liberal counterparts, conservatives report darkness on the horizon.
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American intelligence officials describe their Chinese counterparts with grudging respect.
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Their Senate counterparts managed to topple two incumbent Republican senators.
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Their counterparts in North and South Vietnam are also represented.
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But they will live in barracks alongside their male counterparts.
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At least a dozen of their southern counterparts are not.
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Are Australian men simply more virtuous than their American counterparts?
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Since then, it's attracted fans alongside its food court counterparts.
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Londoners just aren't as good looking as their American counterparts.
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Democratic House members also are far outraising their Republican counterparts.
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Their costumes are even more outlandish than their animated counterparts'.
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Bradley's Swansea City players shook hands with their Arsenal counterparts.
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Will Google, Facebook, Twitter, and their counterparts take these steps?
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These speakers cost a bit more than their stationary counterparts.
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Still, Twitter's plunge was much worse than its techy counterparts.
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Those of their European counterparts are seen up 13.9 percent.
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Only 219 percent of their older counterparts identified this way.
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His counterparts were Russian troops, many of which were airborne.
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Several foreign leaders called their Greek counterparts to express sympathy.
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I have no idea how much my male counterparts make.
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The babies do not resemble their adult counterparts at birth.
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Black robots got shot more often than their white counterparts.
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Mexican diplomats met with their American counterparts in Washington yesterday.
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Conservative professional economists are their counterparts on the center right.
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The Fed has at least worked with its global counterparts.
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America's monetary policymakers certainly create problems for their counterparts elsewhere.
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For the workers' counterparts in India, the concerns are similar.
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Bigger manufacturers are also faring better than their smaller counterparts.
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Benefits aside, that happiness bikers had over their driving counterparts?
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McConnell hasn't spoken to either of his Democratic counterparts, Sen.
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Their older counterparts, ages 26 to 34, chose Netflix instead.
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His counterparts from North and South Korea will also attend.
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His counterparts in Brussels have consistently said this is nonsense.
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Biden campaign manager Greg Schultz pushed back on his counterparts.
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Both Zúñiga and Rhodes declined to identify their Cuban counterparts.
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They (and their Russian counterparts) should be taken off alert.
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Ayanna Pressley -- get far more attention than their moderate counterparts.
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Their white male counterparts earn an average $19.23 per hour.
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U.S. and Chinese counterparts have resumed trade talks this month.
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Hydrogen passenger cars can cost nearly double their electric counterparts.
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Now women are simply called "otaku," like their male counterparts.
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Then late last summer, Hungarian officials stunned their American counterparts.
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Their refined counterparts typically have very little of either ingredient.
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We obviously continually have conversations with my counterparts about currency.
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But cord-cutter behavior is different from their cable-subscribing counterparts — and it goes beyond not paying for traditional TV. Cord-cutters and cord-nevers are showing distinctly different viewing habits than their counterparts.
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Millennials of color had it worse than their white counterparts; in 2011, 6.5 percent of young white people were unemployed compared to 883 percent and 17.1 percent of their Hispanic and black counterparts, respectively.
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"I've had very good discussions with my French, German and Dutch counterparts, many other counterparts here, explaining to them that this is the way we get that deep and special partnership with Europe," he said.
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Their Airbus counterparts appeared a less comfortable tandem, several delegates said.
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Her levelheadedness is way cooler than her counterparts' snark and awe.
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U.S. counterparts are spending as well, but at a calmer pace.
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Hong Kong shares typically trade at discounts to their mainland counterparts.
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The information on the document looks real and recognizable by counterparts.
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Unicorn Cupcakes Unicorn cupcakes are coyer than their cake counterparts. 4.
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It also prevents reformist Sunni Saudis allying with their Shi'ite counterparts.
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Their Democrat counterparts were "Scoop Jackson" Democrats and "Blue Dog" Democrats.
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Theresa May and her 27 counterparts will take the final decisions.
|
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Trump, its European counterparts appear to be a bit more welcoming.
|
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"It's 10 to 15 years behind counterparts in finance," he said.
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Here's how closely the Rocketman cast resembles their real life counterparts.
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You know, we&aposve been advising our counterparts, find a message.
|
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At 12, he cold-called Bill Hewlett asking for frequency counterparts.
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For white queer folk, be better advocates for your black counterparts.
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And they later organize and wreak havoc on their aboveground counterparts.
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Our stories never rise to the level of our white counterparts.
|
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Reminders and Notes have been updated to match their iOS counterparts.
|
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London FTSE 24 slipped 0.3 percent, while its European counterparts fluctuated.
|
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Often the Western versions came out years after their Japanese counterparts.
|
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Their counterparts in France and the Netherlands are doing even worse.
|
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All in all, European banks have fallen behind their American counterparts.
|
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European banks, hit harder than U.S. counterparts, were also higher Tuesday.
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Their unstimulated cage counterparts effectively "failed their driving test," Lambert said.
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Teen workers are learning from their older counterparts and vice versa.
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The workloads of their counterparts investigating nonfatal cases are much worse.
|
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Unsurprisingly, the boozy-weekender mice ate more than their sober counterparts.
|
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How do these offices stack up to their west coast counterparts?
|
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Still, transgender applicants will face challenges that their cisgender counterparts don't.
|
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In those ads, they were affable counterparts in the computing spectrum.
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Others say they shaped Japan's history more than their male counterparts.
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Those two are basically the enterprise counterparts to Allo and Duo.
|
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Movie spacesuits almost always look better than their real world counterparts.
|
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That is $343, or 50 percent, higher than non-CDHP counterparts.
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I hope Washington leaders are talking to their counterparts in California.
|
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If his counterparts refuse to negotiate, these threats lose their potency.
|
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Beat Saber custom tracks are often rougher than their official counterparts.
|
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Unlike his Zoox counterparts, Cao apparently attempted to be somewhat stealthy.
|
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Like their male counterparts, these women's clubs have not escaped criticism.
|
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KABUL (Reuters) - Taliban negotiators will meet their U.S. counterparts on Feb.
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Her U.N. counterparts describe her as charming and yet very tough.
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Those who consider defecting are different from their more committed counterparts.
|
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Kendall has an even closer connection to her more famous counterparts.
|
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How are Frontier-Tech companies advantaged relative to their Cleantech counterparts?
|
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Staff is providing readouts of conversations and proposals to their counterparts.
|
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Both he and Mr Osborne have toured Europe wooing their counterparts.
|
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"My entire district needs cooperation with their Mexican counterparts," Hurd said.
|
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Russia stocks, like their U.S. counterparts, have soared since Trump's election.
|
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The Hornets reserves were outscored 55-41 by their Portland counterparts.
|
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Germany's DAX fell slightly behind its counterparts, closing up 5.73 percent.
|
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She could've chosen a more permanent boyfriend from among my counterparts.
|
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China's aircraft carriers lag behind the capabilities of their US counterparts.
|
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American special forces go discreetly into action with their Afghan counterparts.
|
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And those options are significantly better than their counterparts of yore.
|
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These workers also get paid more than their full-time counterparts.
|
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Introverts, for example, react much more to stimulation than their counterparts.
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Well, the U.S. -- our U.S. counterparts are aware of our posture.
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LAST DITCH TALKS BETWEEN EUROPE'S TOP TRADE OFFICIALS AND U.S. COUNTERPARTS.
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The move sent their U.S. counterparts surging over 8 percent overnight.
|
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In most jurisdictions, charters receive far less than their district counterparts.
|
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The American version was sweetened much differently from its international counterparts.
|
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And he seems to find his democratic counterparts distasteful, even pathetic.
|
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In Pakistan, their counterparts seem more docile, but only by comparison.
|
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Thus, their credit scores will be lower than their male counterparts.
|
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We do a lot of communication with our foreign regulatory counterparts.
|
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Bangladeshi officials have blamed their counterparts at the New York Fed.
|
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And you may even meet their young counterparts along the way.
|
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But Maddie has skills that many of her teenage counterparts don't.
|
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And will they be paid as much as their male counterparts?
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Unfortunately, those same standards do not apply to our foreign counterparts.
|
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U.S. airlines are typically much less hedged than their European counterparts.
|
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Pompeo's meetings with his North Korean counterparts have yielded mixed results.
|
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Afghan forces have suffered far more casualties than their Western counterparts.
|
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Waiters said their automated counterparts caused more work than they saved.
|
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The plants there get less sunlight that their south-facing counterparts.
|
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Women in France make 34 percent less than their male counterparts.
|
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Women in France make 15.1 percent less than their male counterparts.
|
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Carrier sailors will also play basketball and soccer with Vietnamese counterparts.
|
|
But American diplomats began quietly meeting with their North Korean counterparts.
|
|
How much have the television characters diverged from their comic counterparts?
|
|
Trump has had a combative relationship with his Democratic congressional counterparts.
|
|
"That chemistry with counterparts begins on the first trip," he said.
|
|
Well, the US — our US counterparts are aware of our posture.
|
|
Several Trump nominees had barely even spoken to their Obama counterparts.
|
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Even local airport officials urged their federal counterparts to add staff.
|
|
New Middletown police then contacted their Youngstown counterparts and the FBI.
|
|
However, Ho and Hsiao pursued different paths from their Western counterparts.
|
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What kind of companies in America, for example, might be counterparts?
|
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Well, the U.S. — our U.S. counterparts are aware of our posture.
|
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The British seemed more knowing than their American counterparts, less provincial.
|
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"We are in regular communication with our Pakistani counterparts," he said.
|
|
Thelonious Monk was one of Powell's closest friends and musical counterparts.
|
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Both telecasts rated higher than their regular prime-time programming counterparts.
|
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The Japanese use a slightly smaller ball than their American counterparts.
|
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Large EU companies are already more multinational than their Japanese counterparts.
|
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These smaller penguins may have been swimming alongside their larger counterparts.
|
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On average, men earned almost $5,500 more than their female counterparts.
|
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Strozzi is better known than these male counterparts for a reason.
|
|
CSC has a shorter operating history than more established global counterparts.
|
|
Electric cars are quieter than their internal combustion engine-having counterparts.
|
|
Tech shares underperformed, hit by weak weakness in their U.S. counterparts.
|
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Demands that their Senate counterparts eliminate the filibuster could mount quickly.
|
|
And if they focus too closely, they risk losing their counterparts.
|
|
How does this extravagant omelet compare to its more modest counterparts?
|
|
Their female counterparts increased their portion of seats by 18.4 percent.
|
|
She's being joined by her American counterparts in youth climate activism.
|
|
The party's Nevada caucuses also operate similar to their Iowa counterparts.
|
|
Female technologists, on average, earn slightly more than their male counterparts.
|
|
Like his queer counterparts across town, his lip-syncing is flawless.
|
|
Budget airlines are much smaller operations than their large, international counterparts.
|
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Well, the U.S. — Our U.S. counterparts are aware of our posture.
|
|
Happily, given the chilly temperatures, their counterparts are already in stores.
|
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In addition, women take on more debt than their male counterparts.
|
|
They earn an average of about $38,000 a year — far less than the nearly $60,000 a year for their counterparts with college degrees, and only a bit more than counterparts with just a high school degree.
|
|
Harvey compared the behaviors of individuals living in a state with a personal finance education mandate to older counterparts living in the same state and the same-aged counterparts living in a state without a mandate.
|
|
AS: We showed women along with their male counterparts over the years.
|
|
Will Theresa May reach new understandings with her EU counterparts on Brexit?
|
|
These smartphones cost up to 25 percent less than their new counterparts.
|
|
They display an obvious understanding of, and affection for, their digital counterparts.
|
|
For duQuesnay's part, she isn't interested in getting her male counterparts fired.
|
|
Lyon's female players also enjoy respect from their male counterparts, Simon said.
|
|
Unlike his Portuguese counterparts Mr Iglesias has insisted on a formal coalition.
|
|
Small-cap stocks joined their large-cap counterparts Monday at record levels.
|
|
And he realized the differences between kid players and their adult counterparts.
|
|
Stocks in Europe have lagged their U.S. counterparts over the past year.
|
|
The bravery of the female protesters took their male counterparts by surprise.
|
|
Some electric counterparts can best that time by more than a second.
|
|
But these creators are still much less powerful than their reactionary counterparts.
|
|
Manchester police have reportedly suspended their sharing of information with American counterparts.
|
|
German engineers, for example, make 30 percent more than their Italian counterparts.
|
|
Unlike their male counterparts, female directors have to earn their second chance.
|
|
Boris Johnson, the foreign secretary, has irritated his counterparts with clownish comments.
|
|
The party's populist counterparts in France and the Netherlands poll considerably higher.
|
|
Vegan chocolate chip cookies taste just as delicious as their eggy counterparts.
|
|
But Republican men have a much better path than their female counterparts.
|
|
For now, conventional payment services appear more efficient than their decentralised counterparts.
|
|
The plan is to join those series with two live-action counterparts.
|
|
Their respective Republican counterparts, Ron DeSantis and Rick Scott, were both opposed.
|
|
But Carter also acknowledged the concerns he is hearing from his counterparts.
|
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Males, the study found, possessed shortened telomeres compared to their female counterparts.
|
|
THE WINTER Olympics have always been dwarfed by their older summer counterparts.
|
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The crowd lovingly added the harmony counterparts to the verses, completely uninvited.
|
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Iranian officials will next week meet counterparts from France, Britain and Germany.
|
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Unlike those of competitors' counterparts, the posts don't disappear after 24 hours.
|
|
Their Ukrainian counterparts set to work following Turchynov about his daily life.
|
|
Android users have long had objectively worse emoji than their iOS counterparts.
|
|
Here, compassionate people gave away more money than their cold-hearted counterparts.
|
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In fact, some drugs are even more expensive than their branded counterparts.
|
|
Founded in 212, Clover Health is years older than its aforementioned counterparts.
|
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Japanese and euro zone bond yields rose sharply, tracking their U.S. counterparts.
|
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He lives with two female northern white rhino counterparts, Najin and Fatu.
|
|
The interbank market connects strong banks with weaker counterparts and shadowy lenders.
|
|
Gee and her counterparts in other states are deciding on next steps.
|
|
Who those hate-mongering counterparts on the left are, he doesn't say.
|
|
Two months later, Australian officials shared that information with their U.S. counterparts.
|
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Ultimately though, Hispanic candidates are offered $20163K more than their black counterparts.
|
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Technology shares were buoyed following an overnight surge by their U.S. counterparts.
|
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Members should invite Iraqi counterparts to America and visit Iraq as well.
|
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Asset management firms are starting to share in their sellside counterparts' pain.
|
|
The idea is to connect them with their counterparts across the world.
|
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Much like her Democratic counterparts, she is trying to change that dynamic.
|
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Otherwise, the apps look pretty much like recreations of their desktop counterparts.
|
|
Senate Democrats, meanwhile, have largely echoed their counterparts in the lower chamber.
|
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Behind closed doors Russian diplomats are increasingly boorish, say their Western counterparts.
|
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The difference is that Trump's counterparts were smart enough to use intermediaries.
|
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Like their male counterparts before them, both women couldn't be more opposite.
|
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Scottish voters are seen as more pro-EU than their English counterparts.
|
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Poorly-paid teachers, like their Hungarian counterparts, have also been on strike.
|
|
Come to think of it, their platinum-selling counterparts aren't much different.
|
|
They spoke and he also spoke with his counterparts in North Korea.
|
|
But their counterparts in Dallas and Richmond reported further slumps in activity.
|
|
However, some of the dishes look pretty true to their emoji counterparts.
|
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Democrats may be tempted to chide their Republican counterparts for their profligacy.
|
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Many farmers believe their more politically powerful European counterparts get better treatment.
|
|
The BOK's cautious stance mirrors a similar shift by its global counterparts.
|
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A long day for our counterparts, the North Korean team, as well.
|
|
"Sponsored" locations tend to have slight perks over their non-sponsored counterparts.
|
|
Indian counterparts, now that Mike Pompeo has been confirmed as Secretary of
|
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Any questions, he assured them, would be answered by his Rwandan counterparts.
|
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Plus, its analysts collaborate with counterparts in the department's other research agencies.
|
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While she wanted to preserve Europe's openness, her counterparts instituted border controls.
|
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But American billionaires behaved like their financial counterparts, not their national ones.
|
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Lavrov was speaking after meeting his Iranian and Turkish counterparts in Moscow.
|
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Don't expect robo-advisors to fully replace their human counterparts anytime soon.
|
|
Female veterans face even higher rates of unemployment than their male counterparts.
|
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Many of China's products also lack the polish of their American counterparts.
|
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Their European counterparts appeared largely more knowledgeable and asked specific, direct questions.
|
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Senate Democrats, like their House counterparts, fear their loud and aggressive base.
|
|
American elites carried on the enthusiasm for hunting of their British counterparts.
|
|
However, these movie creatures probably looked nothing like their real-life counterparts.
|
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Darden explained that Kazakh intelligence agents work closely with their Russian counterparts.
|
|
Republican outside groups have outspent their Democratic counterparts significantly in the state.
|
|
Asian stocks followed their U.S. counterparts into a sea of red overnight.
|
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Unlike its matured counterparts, gin requires no additional aging time past distillation.
|
|
Companies from other countries also reported similar impacts as their American counterparts.
|
|
Chinese children are not saturated in hip-hop like their American counterparts.
|
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Even celebrities aren't immune to being paid less than their male counterparts.
|
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They're usually counterparts in some way, and that goes for everybody's roles.
|
|
Scoggins changes from orthodox to southpaw to constantly keep his counterparts guessing.
|
|
Their counterparts in industrialized nations, like Japan, Finland, and Canada have progressed.
|
|
The President and his delegation met for hours with their Afghan counterparts.
|
|
Millennials have led their older counterparts in support of a larger government.
|
|
A Tesla pickup will be more expensive than its internal combustion counterparts.
|
|
That creates an uncomfortable dilemma for McCreadie's less colourful real-world counterparts.
|
|
Gluten-free bread doughs are much more delicate than their wheat counterparts.
|
|
Like his European counterparts, Trump has eschewed overt discussion of racial superiority.
|
|
What are some the responses you've been getting from your American counterparts?
|
|
Chinese corporate champions like Alibaba and Baidu are challenging their Western counterparts.
|
|
Esper will meet his British and French counterparts in the coming days.
|
|
They remained in the same lowly jobs as their counterparts were promoted.
|
|
Hispanic adults also reported progress at higher rates than their white counterparts.
|
|
The schedule has been growing, not contracting, like those of its counterparts.
|
|
Japanese executives typically earn far less than their American or European counterparts.
|
|
In addition, women in these occupations make less than their male counterparts.
|
|
Even their fictional names seem alliterative of those of their actual counterparts.
|
|
Only the most extreme sufferers got more benefit than their placebo counterparts.
|
|
I believe Chinese research fellows would not lag behind the US counterparts.
|
|
Mr. Trump repeatedly assailed his counterparts and threatened to scrap Nafta altogether.
|
|
Those candidates have raised much, much more money than their Republican counterparts.
|
|
But contractor personnel are in the same bind as their government counterparts.
|
|
Chinese-designed trains do not yet match their Japanese and European counterparts.
|
|
Their white counterparts, meanwhile, were eager to reject Roof's overtures to them.
|
|
Their ingredients are far more varied and unpredictable than their traditional counterparts.
|
|
These three female entrepreneurs share a common bond with their Western counterparts.
|
|
Low- and middle-income countries are catching up with their richer counterparts.
|
|
I don't have much sympathy for her or her real-life counterparts.
|
|
That should allow them to plant new crops, like their Canadian counterparts.
|
|
Union members have always enjoyed a stronger hand than our nonunion counterparts.
|
|
Additional surveys show Democrats holding leads over their Republican counterparts as well.
|
|
Both candidates spent significantly less than their counterparts did in 2012. Mrs.
|
|
The virtual shelves on grocers' websites are different from their physical counterparts.
|
|
Chinese corporate champions like Alibaba and Tencent are challenging their Western counterparts.
|
|
Now, workers in China make about a quarter of their U.S. counterparts.
|
|
Traders reported some Turkish banks were curbing lira supplies to overseas counterparts.
|
|
Kaplan saw a military elite able to run rings around civilian counterparts.
|
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The notice was signed by nine of his counterparts in other states.
|
|
However, it also shows wear much more quickly than its nylon counterparts.
|
|
Compared with their European counterparts, some American hospitals resemble seven-star hotels.
|
|
Italian thieves were said to be less violent than their English counterparts.
|
|
White House officials were furious, saying their Russian counterparts had tricked them.
|
|
There, they watched her modern counterparts model the new Gucci cruise collection.
|
|
It should have the same tools as its European and Asian counterparts.
|
|
Should small businesses have to suffer just to appease their larger counterparts?
|
|
So how do you get a leg up over your younger counterparts?
|
|
The Hill has reached out to the groups' Republican counterparts for comment.
|
|
"Let me speak directly to our counterparts in North Korea," he said.
|
|
Democrats did not tell their Republican counterparts about the claim, Foy said.
|
|
But opposition from his counterparts in the public system gave him pause.
|
|
Citibank employees of color earn 7 percent less than their white counterparts.
|
|
And funds in this niche can cost more than counterparts outside it.
|
|
Diesel vehicles produce far more nitrogen oxides than their gasoline-powered counterparts.
|
|
They are uniformly more playful, brave and clever than their human counterparts.
|
|
Dallas Center-Grimes student leaders later apologized to their counterparts at Perry.
|
|
Specifically, he favors European stocks, which are generally lagging their U.S. counterparts.
|
|
European markets followed their Asian counterparts at the open with solid gains.
|
|
Mr. Powell's European counterparts aren't getting much love from their governments, either.
|
|
Italian officials say their American counterparts initially seemed disinterested in the deal.
|
|
Australia's Catholic Church is financially stronger than its counterparts in many countries.
|
|
How do gay women's sense of identity differ to their hetero counterparts?
|
|
Beyond this, females are often cast as their male actors' subordinate counterparts.
|
|
Women tennis players win the same prize money as their male counterparts.
|
|
U.S. companies have a massively greater appetite for startups than their European counterparts.
|
|
But his female counterparts, against much greater odds than Don Draper faced, did.
|
|
However, unlike their older counterparts, reducing debt isn't necessarily millennials' No. 1 priority.
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But that makes it behind in language fluencies compared to its multilingual counterparts.
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Will robotic writers replace or simply support the work of their human counterparts?
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In contrast, some Egyptian lenders halted business with their Qatari counterparts on Monday.
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Flat lenses still need development before they can truly replace their glass counterparts.
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Happily for Mostero, Dominus grapes are more mouth-watering than their irrigated counterparts.
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Have you spoken with your counterparts and have they helped in any way?
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Because just like their on-screen counterparts, these actors deserve some love too!
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But be warned: Like their gluten-laden counterparts, they're still addictive as hell.
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Trade talks between Chinese officials and their U.S. counterparts resumed early this week.
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And unemployment rates are higher for LGBTQ+ people than for their heterosexual counterparts.
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"Overall, these cars will prove to be safer than human counterparts," Behl said.
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The historical figures' counterparts in The Spanish Princess are well into their 20s.
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Banks followed closely, mirroring their U.S. counterparts which fell 1.2 percent on Tuesday.
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And, according to Glassdoor, female chefs earn 28% less than their male counterparts.
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Like their non-seasonal counterparts, the Halloween Oreo eggs retail for about $1.
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Young single women consistently vote at lower rates than their older, married counterparts.
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Many studies have established that female-founded companies outperform their all-male counterparts.
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The works at Freight + Volume generally scale much larger than their uptown counterparts.
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Female LGBTQ people smoke tobacco more than their male counterparts — 246% to 251%.
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Just Wrong: Female doctors are still often earning less than their male counterparts.
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Black and Hispanic women also still earn much less than their male counterparts.
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Are women not going after that competitive edge like their male counterparts are?
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And that smaller version looks quite a bit different than its console counterparts.
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It's the first sign the Commission is losing patience with its U.S. counterparts.
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As such, the Charles de Gaulle's crew frequently work with their American counterparts.
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More so than their American or Australian counterparts, European suburbs are anonymous places.
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Oculus games and apps face abuse issues similar to their non-VR counterparts.
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But these shows have nowhere near the political pull of their conservative counterparts.
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Cats are more active and playful at night, just like their human counterparts.
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They are far less likely to be sexually active than their American counterparts.
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By comparison, 219 percent of their American counterparts were vaccinated at the time.
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The two Access models lift their design language from their non-smart counterparts.
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Downer then alerted the Australian intelligence agency who then told their U.S. counterparts.
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Rich cities started pulling away from less well-off counterparts (see chart 1).
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Is Apple's iPhone threatened by disruption like many of its hardware company counterparts?
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The finals pitted the top two highest-scoring meditators versus their gamer counterparts.
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Online banks tend to offer better rates than their brick-and-mortar counterparts.
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Thankfully, scientists are trying to help the animals their human counterparts are sickening.
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Metabolically healthy obese women had double the risk of their normal-weight counterparts.
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Foreign doctors often make a sixth of the salary of their U.S. counterparts.
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In some ways they look much like their counterparts in any other country.
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Most of it looks of a piece with its counterparts throughout Continental Europe.
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He also thinks emerging markets are looking better relative to their developed counterparts.
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That is more than any of our counterparts in the world's largest economies.
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They ultimately graduate at a lower rate than their non–Pell-receiving counterparts.
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Unlike their Norwegian counterparts, Mexican bureaucrats have no obligation to leave the capital.
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EM currencies, bonds and equity markets have also broadly lagged their U.S. counterparts.
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By comparison, solid rocket motors are much simpler than their liquid propellant counterparts.
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North Korean military officials spoke twice with their southern counterparts on January 3.
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But Harington has said they've tried to distance themselves from their fictional counterparts.
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They usually have as much to fear as their old and lumbering counterparts.
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Pompeo has engaged with counterparts through a channel that runs between the CIA.
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Brooklyn pitmasters tend to be less traditional than their counterparts in the South.
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Democrats have already started calling out their Republican counterparts as do-nothing obstructionists.
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Most of them generate more cash each day than their city-bound counterparts.
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"That's why we're here ... That's why we engage with our counterparts," Tillerson said.
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On Tuesday, he also spoke with his counterparts in Australia and New Zealand.
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At 39, he typically enters games with less dugout experience than his counterparts.
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Russian ships joined Chinese counterparts to patrol the South China Sea last year.
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Such compromises are a long way off for Alliance 90's American counterparts.
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In 1956, Victor and his brother, Bernard, started their own garment company, Counterparts.
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London's FTSE 100 closed roughly flat while its European counterparts posted strong gains.
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For example, they thought black people have thicker skin than their white counterparts.
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London's FTSE rose 20.2 percent at Europe's close, while its counterparts soared ahead.
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But the truth is, Jon + Dany isn't much better than their Lannister counterparts.
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Kamala Harris get interrupted not once, but twice, by her male-majority counterparts.
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Stock markets welcomed the news, with European markets following their Asian counterparts higher.
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It was just one of the rifts between Trump and his European counterparts.
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Unlike their large corporate counterparts, small businesses can rarely opt for offshore savings.
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U.S. stock indexes fell, following their European counterparts, dragged down by energy stocks.
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One user has spent time comparing their documents to counterparts in the Rijksmuseum.
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Yet hijras, and their counterparts in other Asian societies, remain on society's margins.
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Still, white people managed to accumulate much more money than their minority counterparts.
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Workers in unions earn, on average, 22019 percent more than non-union counterparts.
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Today, the wealthiest American men live 15 years longer than their poor counterparts.
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Shares of technology-related companies slipped after a decline by their U.S. counterparts.
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These electronic signatures will have the same legal weight as their physical counterparts.
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Then Republicans, sitting across the table from their Democratic counterparts, get an hour.
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Still, they are hardly rolling in money like their counterparts in wealthier sports.
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Recent months have widened the chasm between Trump and his G-6900 counterparts.
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In Baroque performance, European groups, naturally, have much to teach their American counterparts.
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Trump said he discussed the idea of eliminating tariffs with his G7 counterparts.
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These usually suffer more than their complex counterparts when fuel oil profits drop.
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Even the villains of Pridefest are bland copies of their real-world counterparts.
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Some of America's biggest advertisers are joining their British counterparts in boycotting Google.
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In 2014, one study found black hosts earned less than their white counterparts.
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So even here, the studio must be more adventurous than its mainstream counterparts.
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Blacks have a 85033 percent higher cancer death rate than their white counterparts.
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In fact, every ethnic group in Texas scores higher than their Iowa counterparts.
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But Mr Xi also ordered officers to strengthen ties with their American counterparts.
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KUDLOW SAYS LIGHTHIZER WILL BE IN TOUCH WITH CHINESE COUNTERPARTS ON TRADE TALKS
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Will they reproduce, hatch, grow and die differently from their Earth-bound counterparts?
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Those affected, he said, provided technical assistance and training to their Filipino counterparts.
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That has led Iranian developers to build apps that mimic their Western counterparts.
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That sets up confrontational negotiations between the British government and its E.U. counterparts.
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They were overruled, the newspaper said, by their counterparts at the State Department.
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Sorolla's works tended to be more realistic than those from his French counterparts.
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Meanwhile, tsukemen ramen is prepared and served entirely differently than its ramen counterparts.
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So the DCCC and some of its GOP counterparts have invented a workaround.
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But it's not just what his counterparts lacked that made Lopez Obrador appealing.
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Both unmarried men and women had slower walking speeds than their married counterparts.
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Mixed results Pompeo's meetings with his North Korean counterparts have yielded mixed results.
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And they were paid roughly as much as their counterparts in similar professions.
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The digital currency and its counterparts operate on encrypted distributed ledgers called blockchains.
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Carriero and Fisk sometimes consult with their counterparts at Renaissance about technical matters.
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On average, U.S. CEOs are older than their European counterparts — and more loyal.
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Speaking at NATO headquarters Thursday, Trump did little to bolster his counterparts' confidence.
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Despite the absences, the Boston reserves outscored their New Orleans counterparts 222-21.
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She makes her male counterparts look like scared schoolboys merely playing at government.
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The Xenoverse games offer a fundamentally different experience from their more competitive counterparts.
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He's British, but he sounds nothing like his UK rap or grime counterparts.
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The unnerving thing is that their nonfictional counterparts are extremely close at hand.
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On average, black women earn 11.7 percent less than their white female counterparts.
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It's hard for these boys to see girls as their equals or counterparts.
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And yet, male players far out-earn their much more successful female counterparts.
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Both groups include Republicans and Democrats, though GOP members largely outnumber their counterparts.
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They can be up to 20 percent more physically mature than their counterparts.
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Instead, he thinks that they will influence their older counterparts for the better.
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Turkey's military chief this week discussed Syria with his U.S. and Russian counterparts.
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Their Democratic counterparts had $285 million in the bank on the same date.
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Australian officials then alerted their American counterparts of the conversation with Mr. Papadopoulos.
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But American officials know they can push their Pakistani counterparts only so far.
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Her counterparts across the aisle have been targeted for their votes as well.
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Unlike its counterparts in neighboring countries, the Venezuelan left didn't get very far.
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Studies show that psychoanalysis can be just as effective as its behavioral counterparts.
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Like their larger counterparts, these wee things can be furled and unfurled easily.
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Technology stocks, a key growth sector, fell 1.3%, tracking their U.S. counterparts lower.
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Lately, though, it's the mermaid's male counterparts who've surfaced as objects of desire.
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They did not ask their South Korean counterparts to leave, the ministry said.
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His years in New York real estate involved frequent dealings with Jewish counterparts.
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Canadian air traffic controllers sent their American counterparts pizza amid a the shutdown.
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Its processes are also usually more ecological than its industrial or technological counterparts.
|
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Female architects make less than their male counterparts at every level of experience.
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And the emotional effects are as startling, and confusing, as their visual counterparts.
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They might look to their British counterparts for a template on moving forward.
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The online algebra students did substantially better than their counterparts in standard classrooms.
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Normally at that time, Colombian cocaine suppliers paid their Mexican counterparts with product.
|
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Trump insists meetings with his counterparts went well, even if there were disagreements.
|
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The president started his day meeting with counterparts about overhauling the United Nations.
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Manhattanites face challenges unknown to their Western counterparts hunkering in remote desert bunkers.
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Some of their South Korean counterparts still remembered some of them by name.
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Freedom from regulation was the big draw of Bitcoin, Ether and their counterparts.
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In general, cordless immersion blenders lack the power of their plug-in counterparts.
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They started by pressuring their Mexican counterparts to rapidly increase apprehensions of migrants.
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When Mr. Pompeo phoned his European counterparts after the strike, they expressed concern.
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Ducarme said he would discuss the situation with his German and Dutch counterparts.
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Equities rose broadly in the U.S. on Tuesday, but their European counterparts lagged.
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The virtual products aren't always a match for their real world counterparts either.
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Conservative directors could serve as a check on their liberal counterparts, he said.
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But he insisted that his foreign counterparts understood his gripes about trade imbalances.
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For starters, young, childless women, on average, earn more than their male counterparts.
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Compared to their U.S. counterparts, Mexico's migration authorities get by on a shoestring.
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In 2016, plenty of their modern-day counterparts voted for Donald J. Trump's.
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Unlike their counterparts in Africa, Asiatic lions live in small, sex-segregated groups.
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Everything in this salad was just slightly less fresh than their Giordano's counterparts.
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Their vacuum counterparts are taking over people's homes at an alarming exciting rate.
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Union negotiators had locked horns with their studio counterparts all the way through.
|
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Obama officials succeeded because they tried to persuade, not hector, their Mexican counterparts.
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But WhatsApp is somewhat different from its counterparts in that it emphasizes privacy.
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Clapper, CIA Director John Brennan and their counterparts are not expected to attend.
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International travelers tend to stay longer and spend more than their domestic counterparts.
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The salaries of female presenters are also largely dwarfed by their male counterparts.
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Trump has conferred with his counterparts in China and Japan on the issue.
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Battery generators are a safe and more portable option than their gas counterparts.
|
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White House aides rushed to notify their counterparts at the Pentagon and elsewhere.
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The wild relatives of staple crops are generally hardier than their domesticated counterparts.
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Mahto: Budget products can be equally as effective as their more expensive counterparts.
|
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Local Vietnamese chains are expanding faster and performing better than their international counterparts.
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Both Russia and the U.S. confirmed that Pompeo met with his intelligence counterparts.
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Black female founders, for example, have trouble raising money compared to their counterparts.
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Communication at the working level with adversary/friendly counterparts is always a plus.
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Both programs are more universal, sound, and efficient than any private sector counterparts.
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Mirroring their U.S. counterparts, financials led the gains on the benchmark Australian index.
|
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McDonald's black franchisees are fighting to earn as much as their white counterparts.
|
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But many of their Democratic counterparts in the sentencing-reform coalition were horrified.
|
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Senate Democrats suggested that their counterparts were erecting roadblocks to protect Mr. Trump.
|
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That's why emerging nations are installing more renewable capacity than their Western counterparts.
|
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Local departments and state agencies began to train closely with their federal counterparts.
|
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They talk back, get their feelings hurt and care for their human counterparts.
|
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Babis made his comments in a tweet after talks with central European counterparts.
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The technology is still not as advanced as its American counterparts, said Singer.
|
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Republican women lag far behind in financial resources compared to their Democratic counterparts.
|
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Tsipras had scheduled meetings with his European counterparts in Brussels to discuss the review.
|
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Research shows that African-Americans struggle with student debt more than their white counterparts.
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Canadian officials have been in touch with their U.S. counterparts about this, Genest said.
|
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Some might say in a very disrespectful way to their European counterparts, as well.
|
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In the past, we've seen similarly huge fast-fashion counterparts play the same card.
|
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Vaishno Das Bagai was one of them, though he was different from his counterparts.
|
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To improve women's football, it starts with having the respect of your male counterparts.
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What we need to see from our European counterparts are investments in real capabilities.
|
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A lot of these artists are still not getting support of their white counterparts.
|
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Like Trump, Clinton identified golf as an entry point into personal relationships with counterparts.
|
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In fact, these series can be even more rewarding than their English-language counterparts.
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Juxtaposed against their older counterparts' career-best work, however, Boyle and Miller's performances suffer.
|
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Black workers with A-levels earn 14.3% less on average than their white counterparts.
|
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Many architectural models are as ingeniously constructed as their larger, multi-million dollar counterparts.
|
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These beverages tend to have fewer calories and less caffeine than their coffee counterparts.
|
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Their counterparts on the left managed 2.2 million retweets, averaging just 12 per tweet.
|
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Merkel's coolness would later prove to be an effective strategy in subverting her counterparts.
|
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Their IRL counterparts, Abbi Jacobson and Ilana Glazer, are also getting into the spirit.
|
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The agency has only just begun harmonising its rules with those of foreign counterparts.
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I was like, 'I have never been paid the same as my male counterparts.
|
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They certainly weren't expected to make impactful contributions to society like their male counterparts.
|
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First, Keynes would encourage negotiators to understand the position of their counterparts in Brussels.
|
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This drastically increases the computing power of quantum computers compared to their classical counterparts.
|
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It's packed with features for half the price of counterparts from Fitbit and Garmin.
|
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Black women earn 61 cents for every dollar earned by their white male counterparts.
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First, male characters spoke far more than their female counterparts, with 1003,000 dialogues vs.
|
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Onuekwusi said he preferred Italian and Spanish bonds over their negative-yielding German counterparts.
|
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U.S. bank stocks also fell Monday, but not a sharply as their European counterparts.
|
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Female entrepreneurs are a lot more likely to hear "no" than their male counterparts.
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The headphones are lightweight, but are ultimately acoustically inferior to their over-ear counterparts.
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The Chinese government in Beijing has long lobbied foreign counterparts to stop recognising Taiwan.
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We often assume that vegan recipes are cheaper to execute than their meaty counterparts.
|
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Trump is going ahead despite protests by Canadian and European leaders to U.S. counterparts.
|
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Leaders are selectively candid with foreign counterparts, and maintain ties to retired Western grandees.
|
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Many devices can also track your pet's activity level, akin to their human counterparts.
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Like their Eurosceptic counterparts, strongly Europhile parties have gained seats in the European Parliament.
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That's right: the abovementioned Big Five, plus their Chinese counterparts Tencent, Alibaba, and Baidu.
|
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In some cases, China developed systems that bore striking similarities to their US counterparts.
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Refusing to accept $3 less per hour than her male counterparts, Debbie gets smart.
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Perhaps they just weren't quite geared toward my male counterparts as you would like.
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However, those tasks remain limited in their ability to displace their human counterparts entirely.
|
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Unlike counterparts in other countries, they thrive in rural areas as well as cities.
|
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Several of O'Rourke's Democratic counterparts have been more generous, according to their tax returns.
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His negotiating team has set proposals that have alarmed their Canadian and Mexican counterparts.
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The level represents the highest divergence between these bond counterparts in over two years.
|
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But African central bankers still have a harder task than their rich-world counterparts.
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His counterparts in the English-speaking world would be Mel Brooks or Benny Hill.
|
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Empowered planners: China's city planners have greater authority than their American and European counterparts.
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AMERICAN presidents have a habit of describing their Chinese counterparts in terms of awe.
|
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Like their human counterparts, robos may have a tendency to oversell their investing prowess.
|
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US officials, including Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, spoke to their South Korean counterparts.
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"I had to be a million times better than my male counterparts," Charlie admits.
|
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Their foreign ministers both discussed the ruling with ASEAN counterparts in the Laotian capital.
|
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Registered Democrats this week were reportedly outpacing their Republican counterparts by about 4,000 votes.
|
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Now that it's happened, Britons abroad are dreading having to face their EU counterparts.
|
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Aside from the new colorway, the insides are identical to their non-red counterparts.
|
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But even this year, female candidates are still raising less than their male counterparts.
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These 403(b) plans tend to fall under ERISA, unlike their government plan counterparts.
|
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Indian women, like their counterparts in most of the world, are having fewer children.
|
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The team members demanded the same treatment as their male counterparts on Team USA.
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However, those closer to 124 than 30 face higher risks than their younger counterparts.
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Today's gentlewomen's clubs, unlike their male counterparts, feature Instagram-friendly interiors, and mindfulness classes.
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One answer might be: Left wingers are more intelligent than their right-wing counterparts.
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The American welfare state has always been weaker than its counterparts around the West.
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We'll be pairing these wonderful wedges with some of their equally thrilling cracker counterparts.
|
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Later, Australian officials would inform their American counterparts about Papadopoulos, according to the newspaper.
|
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The Academy also revealed several cute videos from current members welcoming their new counterparts.
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She was strong, sexy, outspoken, funny, and far superior to her seedy male counterparts.
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People with less education were also more at risk than their more educated counterparts.
|
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"We had a very productive meeting with our Russian counterparts today," the official said.
|
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Their Syrian counterparts say the hard part will begin after the battle is done.
|
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At first glance, the space is not unlike its counterparts elsewhere in the world.
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Our Berliner is a quiet fellow, especially in comparison to his exuberant sensorium counterparts.
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It overlooks the many regulations all charters must comply with, like their district counterparts.
|
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Their enriched counterparts are locked into billion dollar exits with diminishing returns on capital.
|
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America's freight railways are more efficient and far busier than their counterparts in Europe.
|
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Singapore casinos have more trouble getting gamblers to pay up than their Macau counterparts.
|
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Pakistani security forces will also share sweets with their Indian counterparts at the border.
|
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But according to Harington, 32, they've tried to distance themselves from their fictional counterparts.
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And just like their clothing counterparts, they're a status piece for any Hollywood starlet.
|
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Exactly what he discussed with his People's Liberation Army counterparts has never been disclosed.
|
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Further enhancing the dollar's and Treasuries' appeal is the yield premium over their counterparts.
|
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London's FTSE 100 fell 1.6 percent, while its European counterparts slipped even further down.
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And I can't just get to what my white male counterparts get to do.
|
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Stock markets welcomed the news, with U.S. and European markets following Asian counterparts higher.
|
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Ahead we've rounded up eight tacos recipes complete with their flaky fish fillet counterparts.
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An inverted yield curve occurs when short-term rates surpass their longer-term counterparts.
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But he emphasized its approach of engaging with US counterparts to improve the arrangement.
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They work 22017% more than their European counterparts, or an extra hour per day.
|
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London's FTSE 2.33 closed some 22.3 percent down, while its European counterparts pushed higher.
|
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Poor Americans living in rich cities survive longer than their counterparts in poor ones.
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Other research shows that female tech entrepreneurs generate 35% higher returns than male counterparts.
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Let me be clear: Muslims are as diverse as their Christian and Jewish counterparts.
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Etruscan fighters, unlike their Greek counterparts, fought bare-fisted during their training and sparring.
|
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But they lack the powerful catapult technology for launching aircraft of their U.S. counterparts.
|
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African Americans living in Milwaukee make half the median income of their white counterparts.
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Poor women have unintended pregnancy rates five times higher than their well-off counterparts.
|
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And Chinese regulators appear more open to the new tech than its US counterparts.
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Currently, most have two counterparts in the other agency, inhibiting personal relations and coordination.
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Perhaps unsurprisingly, given all that, temps earn 22000-22015% less than their permanent counterparts.
|
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Scientists discovered that those without scruff actually housed more germs than their bearded counterparts.
|
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This means short-dated Gilts pay a higher yield than their long-dated counterparts.
|
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They are scheduled to meet with their counterparts there about diplomatic and security priorities.
|
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U.S. intelligence agencies believe the emails were stolen by hackers from their Russian counterparts.
|
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Older people suffer disproportionately from chronic diseases like diabetes, compared to their younger counterparts.
|
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I think sometimes you can be a little too critical of the other counterparts.
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On average, they're more interesting, more stylish and more entertaining than their domestic counterparts.
|
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"Sunny days will come," answer their counterparts at the southern end of the stadium.
|
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Yet leopards have received far less attention from conservationists than their higher-profile counterparts.
|
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Other boutique counterparts easily run closer to $350 per night, even in slower seasons.
|
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Cost: Sustainable toys cost a lot more than their plastic counterparts, and they should.
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It is used by our counterparts in places like China, India and throughout Europe.
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Their interests and needs are different from those of their counterparts in large cities.
|
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Europeans are far less religious than their American counterparts, and they work considerably less.
|
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"Nothing's changed," Pompeo said at a news conference alongside Shanahan and their Japanese counterparts.
|
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Even in high-paying fields, American women still earn less than their male counterparts.
|
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The plaintiffs cited lower bonuses and inferior travel accommodations compared to their male counterparts.
|
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And then we still end up with fewer job prospects than our white counterparts.
|
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Russian security forces also worked with Western counterparts to track threats related to Chechnya.
|
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Recent report shows the U.S. Women's Soccer Team's, they're outearned by their male counterparts.
|
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"Our Russian counterparts had a few questions, those questions were answered," the official said.
|
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German bankers earn a fraction of what their American counterparts do, and avoid ostentation.
|
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And Canadian hospitals have administrative costs less than half those of their U.S. counterparts.
|
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Fast walkers live longer than their slower counterparts, and so on and so on.
|
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Yet, Hispanic naturalized citizens are more likely to vote than their U.S. born counterparts.
|
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Unlike their sport counterparts, women's fashion indicators can offer some rationale for their validity.
|
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Democrats won't be dissuaded by the same partisan concerns illustrated by their Republican counterparts.
|
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We've compared all the major live-action Disney characters to their original, animated counterparts.
|
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These beverages tend to have less calories and less caffeine than their coffee counterparts.
|
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Australian banks rose, following their U.S. counterparts, with the financial index climbing 0.4 percent.
|
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Canadian air traffic controllers sent pizza to their US counterparts hit by the shutdown.
|
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Some oils tend to be lighter, sweeter and less peppery than their European counterparts.
|
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He urged his counterparts to agree on measures to prevent their use, Reuters reported.
|
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These "drawings" are stitched in gelatin tissue, just as their three-dimensional counterparts are.
|
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This will allow the Watch apps to act more independently from their iOS counterparts.
|
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And unlike their older counterparts, they are more likely to have spent time abroad.
|
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Most of the places were an improvement over their Manhattan counterparts in some way.
|
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But their Republican counterparts, along with the president's attorney, say that's not the case.
|
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The details: On Friday, Pompeo organized a conference call with his three European counterparts.
|
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Those who have low self-esteem make considerably less money than their confident counterparts.
|
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That said, rural workers continue to benefit less from work than their urban counterparts.
|
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Workers say they are paid significantly less than their counterparts at MoMA in Manhattan.
|
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The older beef is darker than its more youthful counterparts like beaming Japanese Wagyu.
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They're bigger and fuller than they are at local counterparts, and taste better, too.
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He said he expected Tillerson to provide readouts to his Russian and Chinese counterparts.
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You have to work three or four times as hard as your white counterparts.
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Black defendants generally receive longer sentences than their white counterparts for the same crime.
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Though technically impotent, the resulting drawings are nearly identical to their computer-made counterparts.
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The Canadian polygamists have also had far fewer legal problems than their American counterparts.
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Male and female veterans' annual median incomes are both higher than their nonveteran counterparts.
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Prime Minister Theresa May told her counterparts she is on track to deliver Brexit.
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They're less bound by tradition than their European counterparts and are unafraid of change.
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Turn-of-the-century electric cars were more maneuverable than their gasoline-powered counterparts.
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The country's superrich are generally younger than their global counterparts and create wealth faster.
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They simply cannot play hardball with their state-owned counterparts of the Middle East.
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After you control for parental income, black women now out-earn their white counterparts.
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And they use the word "dignity" a lot, much like their counterparts in Europe.
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There is a similar difference between independents who lean Republican and their partisan counterparts.
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Democratic senators accused their Republican counterparts of withholding information and needlessly rushing the process.
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And in October, Norway's players demanded — and won — equal pay with their men's counterparts.
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Technology stocks, a key growth sector, fell about 1%, tracking their U.S. counterparts lower.
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Members of Congress can perhaps look to their counterparts in Europe for legislation inspiration.
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And have not been given the opportunities that their male counterparts have been given.
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Still, private terminals require the same level of maintenance as their publicly owned counterparts.
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But soon enough these fact-based characters blur into their fictional "King Kong" counterparts.
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Will public investors be less forgiving than the venture-investing counterparts of unprofitable companies?
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There is a sense of interconnectedness between these borders towns and their Mexican counterparts.
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Last year, American lobstermen sold only slightly more to Europe than their Canadian counterparts.
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But much like their flora counterparts, some of these fauna ingredients are increasingly rare.
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All worked fine, but several seemed behind, or less slick, than their iOS counterparts.
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She was offered a raise, but still not a salary matching her male counterparts.
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The life of a woman lawyer isn't quite as easy as her male counterparts.
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Who should be worried • Foreign companies, particularly Chinese ones, seeking to buy American counterparts.
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That salary would still have been lower than those of her male counterparts, however.
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Sure, Chinese politicians themselves pledge to enhance multilateralism whenever they meet with Western counterparts.
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Ahem: Yep, Danish adults are more likely to be employed than their U.S. counterparts.
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The Republican Party and Trump's re-election campaign have significantly outraised their Democratic counterparts.
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Now the inspiration flows both ways, with American companies taking notes from Chinese counterparts.
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Like their United States counterparts, the British Virgin Islands were struck by both hurricanes.
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It also means local government-linked companies investing in their cash-strapped private counterparts.
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Optical switches are more responsive, says Razer, and more reliable than their physical counterparts.
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Ask the male professional athletes who regularly watch and cheer for their female counterparts.
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Of course, these traditionally made products are more expensive than their mass-produced counterparts.
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Unaware of the difficulties their counterparts labored under, American troops disparaged their fighting qualities.
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Its leaders feel as stymied as their American counterparts, according to many China experts.
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Electric vehicles have fewer parts than their conventional counterparts and are easier to manufacture.
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Now I am saying to my Iraqi counterparts, 'What do you want to do?
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Italian investigators have repeatedly complained about a lack of cooperation from their Egyptian counterparts.
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" In their statement, Engel and his counterparts called the "abandonment" of the Kurds "wrong.
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Mr. Grey, more than many of his studio counterparts, upheld the pageantry of Hollywood.
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Millennials dedicate 17 more minutes to personal care each day than their elder counterparts.
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Moreover, women donors give less than their male counterparts, even at the highest levels.
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After the show, the actors invited their real-life counterparts onstage for a bow.
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Mr. Scheutz, the mayor, has been in touch with his counterparts in nearby Salzburg.
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Leaders of NATO are nervous, while their counterparts at the European Union are alarmed.
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I have a very active line of communication as does DOD with Russian counterparts.
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Unlike their larger counterparts, these banks were growing their balance sheets and loan portfolios.
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The region far outpaces its American counterparts when it comes to an educated workforce.
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Finally, Americans tend to take less time off than their counterparts in industrialized countries.
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That puts those workers more in line with their counterparts at GM and Ford.
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"You have to do twice as much work as your white counterparts," he said.
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But their Russian counterparts said they could only be questioned or tried in Russia.
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Fortunately, shareholders in European companies tend to be less docile than their Japanese counterparts.
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Women are clocking long hours and we're being paid less than our male counterparts.
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But taste tests showed that steamed eggs were more tender than their boiled counterparts.
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The chasm is growing between the Pacific-12 Conference and its Power Five counterparts.
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On the other hand, hybrid mattresses generally cost more than their spring-free counterparts.
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At €599, that's pretty significantly below the lowest-tier version of its flagship counterparts.
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The hangup for their portable, in-ear counterparts is pretty surprising, to be honest.
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U.S. stocks have blown their international counterparts out of the water in that time.
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In many ways, of course, children in New York are like their counterparts elsewhere.
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However, Wang said the Chinese drone had a weakness compared to its American counterparts.
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I CAN TELL YOU I HAVE HAD MANY CONVERSATIONS WITH MANY OF MY COUNTERPARTS.
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"I will keep my fingers crossed," Jaitley told reporters after meeting his state counterparts.
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And on average, those rural small businesses are more resilient than their urban counterparts.
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While the decision clearly rests with McConnell and his GOP counterparts, Texas Democratic Rep.
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Cystic fibrosis patients in Canada outlive their counterparts in the U.S. by a decade.
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When you reached out to counterparts in other countries, did any turn you down?
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Like many of my millennial counterparts, I feel pressed for time all the time.
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There can also be times when smaller companies reflect poorly on their larger counterparts.
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Erstwhile counterparts have looked to exploit such regulatory gaps by starting their own firms.
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US commanders tried to warn their Russian counterparts through protocols known as deconfliction channels.
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Only in Denmark will you find more female cyclists commuting than their male counterparts.
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Females can also learn how their counterparts dealt with a situation, and exchange solutions.
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I've also started referring to French fries as "chips" just like my British counterparts.
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But Kerala's Hindus could also be more rigid and hierarchical than their counterparts elsewhere.
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To me, the chains seem to drum up more excitement than their independent counterparts.
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The California Environmental Protection Agency said it maintains strong relationships with its Mexican counterparts.
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He then argues that all sorts of figures in contemporary politics have biblical counterparts.
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The Williamsburg Hotel, like its neighborhood counterparts, isn&apost always cheap, especially in summer.
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When I would meet with European, African or Middle Eastern counterparts to discuss how we saw an issue and what solutions we recommended, my counterparts knew that my advice was grounded in our fundamental principles of human rights and the rule of law.
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Yet it's still slower and less capable in almost every way than its newer counterparts.
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Though the exact numbers differ, American women make significantly less money than their male counterparts.
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Markets in Europe have ignored the positive trend seen by their Asia counterparts on Thursday.
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The Venezuelan and Qatari oil ministers will meet with their counterparts in Iran and Iraq.
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True, Japanese companies have a lower cost of capital than many of their Western counterparts.
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Last September, Russian forces drilled alongside their Chinese counterparts, in apparent support of Beijing's claims.
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Fink then extended his cautionary outlook to the new administration's relationship with its overseas counterparts.
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Some of their Mexican counterparts also expressed anger at what they see as unfavorable terms.
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It's no secret that women are lagging behind their male counterparts in the financial industry.
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Female players also have to face questions that their male counterparts do not, Bompastor explained.
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And products like electric cars are far more energy-efficient than their gasoline-powered counterparts.
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Chinese consumers are even more primed for such services than their counterparts in the West.
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That followed losses of as much as 10 percent in their U.S.-listed counterparts overnight.
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But it's also true that individual feline stars are more popular than their canine counterparts.
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In any case, May's female counterparts appear happy to let mixed duets test the water.
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The human characters of the Pokémon series are just as common as the monster counterparts.
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And older men in the industry are pulling more coin touring than their female counterparts.
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These leaders, like many of their male counterparts, are forced to make difficult, horrendous decisions.
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In addition, Propel has programmed the quad-copters to fly more like their movie counterparts.
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You can get this float — or its peacock and flamingo counterparts — on Amazon for $269.97.
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She wants to be treated and paid the same as her male counterparts, because, duh.
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Cons: Newer renovated rooms are smaller and more expensive than their larger, but older, counterparts.
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We now know that Dorota and Blair's real-life counterparts are still best friends, too.
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As a side effect, hotter and wetter tiles are generally worse than their temperate counterparts.
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By Wednesday, this had shrunk to 116 basis points, as gilts outperformed their German counterparts.
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Like their Western counterparts, however, Chinese firms are finding registrations by others hard to overturn.
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Federal trial courts are decades behind their state counterparts when it comes to broadcasting trials.
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"The U.S. brought creative ideas and had good discussion with its DPRK counterparts," she said.
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Meanwhile their British counterparts have long treated the vote to leave the EU as unquestionable.
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Restaurant Workers of America and their local counterparts have questioned the statistics cited by ROC.
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We discovered that women earn approximately $0003 billion less per year than their male counterparts.
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The close working relationship with Filipino counterparts, the Americans insist, is as strong as ever.
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What did the English Puritans, their American counterparts, and this Scottish Presbyterian have in common?
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And as always, cellular cost an extra $130 more than their Wi-Fi-only counterparts.
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Mr Ariel reckons British cops are more open to the devices than their American counterparts.
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Now the company is taking steps to distance itself publicly from its counterparts in Beijing.
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When Ms Koné, Mali's only female marionettist, manipulates the shiny forms, her male counterparts tremble.
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White Walkers seem to fight harder than their human counterparts, and are harder to kill.
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Children in the Chinese countryside tend not to be as healthy as their urban counterparts.
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These outfits will hardly stop talking to their Irish counterparts after Brexit, says Mr Nixon.
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The agents told them to sit by their side while they called their Mexican counterparts.
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Girls who identified as Hispanic or Asian were on average level with their male counterparts.
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Black people owe an average of $34,000, which is $4,000 more than their white counterparts.
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Meanwhile, their counterparts who did not have surgery had much less or no weight loss.
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Young adults are also spending more on their smartphones than their older counterparts, UPS found.
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In recent weeks, American officials have offered a number of concessions to their European counterparts.
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In the past decade, top Chinese cities grew three times faster than their U.S. counterparts.
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We have also listened to audio tapes of conversations between presidents and their international counterparts.
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Women reported earning $14.26 an hour, while their male counterparts reported earning $16.61 an hour.
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First and foremost, the NIPA figure includes private companies in addition to their public counterparts.
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Whether or not those humans' A.I. counterparts will do any better remains to be seen.
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It would be odd if their Chinese counterparts were not at least pondering similar tactics.
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In 2017, female doctors were paid 27.7% less than their male counterparts, reports CNN Money.
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Though the parasol practice goes back millennia, their present-day counterparts utilize 21st-century technology.
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Astronauts from the European Space Agency (ESA) recently trained with Chinese counterparts in survival skills.
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Micro braids (and braided wigs) are just as forward and fly as their bigger counterparts.
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Between the lines: Pompeo's relationship with his North Korean counterparts has been tense at times.
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He arrived in Asia on Saturday for meetings with some of his most nettlesome counterparts.
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"Indian intelligence agencies shared their information with their counterparts in Sri Lanka," the source said.
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Like their U.S. counterparts, Brazil's farmers produce much more grain than is needed at home.
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Click through to learn more about some of your favorite stars and their twin counterparts.
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Early results showed that European technology companies were doing much better than their U.S. counterparts.
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Rafa is a reckless, romantic guy whose snap decisions cost his more mature counterparts heavily.
|
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Unlike their counterparts in Beijing, however, city officials put the plates up for auction online.
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They are viewed as less emotionally stable and less extraverted than their "normal weight" counterparts.
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Hong Kong investors may view Britain's fortunes with less alarm than do their British counterparts.
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Their spending—over $291bn in 20153—far outstrips that of their American counterparts (see chart).
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And quantum communications, just like their conventional counterparts, will soon be whizzing through space, too.
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After the Ethiopian disaster, the FAA was slower than its counterparts to ground the MAX.
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At that gathering, Marzouq will meet counterparts from Saudi Arabia, Russia, Algeria, Venezuela and Oman.
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American officials shared intelligence with their Mexican counterparts, who took the lead on the hunt.
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After his escape, American officials offered to give their Mexican counterparts whatever assistance they could.
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These expendables need to be just as strong, if not stronger than, their metal counterparts.
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That make sense, since teenagers and tweens are watching less television than their adult counterparts.
|
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Robots are another area where the Chinese market is beginning to outpace its Western counterparts.
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When used to assess offenders, they can claim two huge advantages over their human counterparts.
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Now those firms, like their counterparts elsewhere, can pick and choose among the world's banks.
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Like his European counterparts, Trump has eschewed overt discussion of racial superiority during his campaign.
|
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Joseph Dunford will be hosting their Turkish counterparts in Washington this week for further talks.
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There's real tenderness between Karl and Danny, albeit it's exclusively as their video game counterparts.
|
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Notably, polite people were more likely to split the money fairly than their rude counterparts.
|
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin has extended an invitation to talks to his counterparts in Beijing.
|
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When it comes to pay day, famous women continually receive less than their male counterparts.
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American doctors and nurses were paid substantially more than their European, Canadian or Japanese counterparts.
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Carter will meet his counterparts just before the summit, on Wednesday, the White House said.
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There is no easy way for the U.S. Green Party to emulate its German counterparts.
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As a result, these women were earning, on average, $4,000 less than their male counterparts.
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Intuitively, it makes sense that enriched companies should do better than their lightly funded counterparts.
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Kamala Harris and Elizabeth Warren lagging behind their male counterparts when it comes to likability.
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That's part of the reason why dialog systems can't live up to their human counterparts.
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In terms of sustenance, Red says they were given rabbit when their counterparts ate meals.
|
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These presidents find themselves locked in immediacy in a way that's different from their counterparts.
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Experts attribute this to female garment workers having lower education qualifications than their male counterparts.
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"We are, as an industry, a lot younger than our counterparts in Europe," Kwan said.
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The suit claimed that managers treated darker-skinned employees worse than their lighter-skinned counterparts.
|
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Mexican military and intelligence services are more willing than ever to collaborate with U.S. counterparts.
|
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The VP debate shifted the spotlight from Clinton and Trump to their relatively reserved counterparts.
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Their Chinese counterparts worry about the opposite: excessive production causing deflation and unsustainably rapid growth.
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Bilateral meetings between senior Mexican officials and their Chinese counterparts were planned throughout the year.
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No, the players, zoomed in, aren't as pore-by-pore detailed as their Frostbite counterparts.
|
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Mothers in the U.S. get paid 71 cents for every dollar their male counterparts make.
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Left-wing provocateurs on Twitter certainly seem to fare better than their right-wing counterparts.
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Like their bigger counterparts, some had been preparing for years for the opening of Iran.
|
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In the past, most competition-spec BMW models have been sold alongside their standard counterparts.
|
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British REITs have underperformed their European counterparts by more than 220 percent since the referendum.
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Such legacies have lately put Mr Erdogan and his European counterparts in an uncomfortable spot.
|
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Supermarket tomatoes don't exactly pack a punch of flavor by comparison to their heirloom counterparts.
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But Dempsey set himself apart from his American counterparts by making it big in Europe.
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Women, relative to their male counterparts, posted gains in all areas except four this year.
|
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Watching Weisz scheme and plot and desecrate her male counterparts with savage takedowns was blissful.
|
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Under those conditions, being criticized by their male counterparts felt unfathomable, but it happened anyway.
|
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On TV, Clinton and her allies are outspending their Republican counterparts by a huge amount.
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Boxers in this period wore leather straps wrapped around their fingers, like their Greek counterparts.
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The slim air fryer is definitely pleasing to the eye compared to its bulkier counterparts.
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It also shows that low-wage immigrants are not stealing jobs from their white counterparts.
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In fact, American workers produce up to twice as much output as their foreign counterparts.
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First, the FDA should implement a policy of reciprocity approval with "A-list" foreign counterparts.
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Pompeo and U.S. Defense Secretary Mark Esper were speaking alongside their Australian counterparts in Sydney.
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Every day, women working the same jobs as their male counterparts take home less money.
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In fact, participants who received specific praise performed better at future tasks than their counterparts.
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But we can learn a thing or two about relationships from our furry counterparts, too.
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Since that difficult day Brits in Brussels have been love-bombed by their European counterparts.
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Zarif will meet Tuesday with his counterparts from Germany, France and the UK in Brussels.
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But the Australians say their New Zealand counterparts are making a distinction without a difference.
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Rice and her Chinese counterparts discussed the ETIM, but the official declined to provide details.
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Women are choosing to leave their technical roles at higher rates than their male counterparts.
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He said that the Turkish Foreign Ministry has contacted its US counterparts about the decision.
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I am not going to talk to them, they will be talking to their counterparts.
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Here are a list of popular Iranian apps and their Western counterparts side by side.
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Perhaps most importantly, such agreements typically offer lower economic benefits compared to their multilateral counterparts.
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Still, the researchers found stark differences when they compared Chinese students with their overseas counterparts.
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He has since restructured ride-sharing with large investments in Uber and its foreign counterparts.
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The Senate Republicans' bill to rewrite the tax code differed from their House counterparts' plan.
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Even founders in their 60s had substantially higher rates of success than their younger counterparts.
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Steele anxiously asked his American counterparts what else could be done to alert the country.
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Our country is lagging behind many of our counterparts—and economic competitors—around the world.
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He is expected to discuss trade-related issues and North Korea with his Chinese counterparts.
|
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But ministers have been criticised by their counterparts in Ireland for a lack of detail.
|
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The Australian diplomat reportedly passed that information to his American counterparts, sparking the federal inquiry.
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Clinton said women deserve exactly the same compensation as their male counterparts in any business.
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The Southern Baptist Convention was founded in 1845, splitting with its Northern counterparts over slavery.
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Most analysts regard the monthly gasoline supplied data as more reliable than their weekly counterparts.
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Unlike its smaller counterparts, the Seattle department did not give its unknown nemesis any footage.
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Canadian air traffic controllers ordered hundreds of pizzas for their American counterparts working without pay.
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Thirty percent of city residents expressed insecurity, compared to 26 percent of their rural counterparts.
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Buyers of big-ticket items are five to ten years younger than their Western counterparts.
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She did, on the condition that she be paid the same as her male counterparts.
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There is no evidence that Republican leaders have been demonstrably dumber than their Democratic counterparts.
|
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Presidential summer vacations, perhaps more than their winter counterparts, are often interrupted by world developments.
|
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British retailers, much like their global counterparts, have been hard hit by competition from Amazon.
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But many millennials, and certainly their Generation Z counterparts, were just kids during that upset.
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For the same reason, marines tend to be fitter than their counterparts in the Army.
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U.S. officials have been participating in ongoing discussions about trade policies with their Chinese counterparts.
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Guajardo said his U.S. and Canadian counterparts "specifically requested" a delay in publishing the text.
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The review also included CoffeeScript counterparts of Proteus and cryptobox as implemented in the proteus.
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Discovered three years ago, supernova SN2012cg continues to shine brighter than its Type 1a counterparts.
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Or more specifically, what did we take away that our counterparts in unaugmented reality didn't?
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That's partly because these new securities have less risk layering than did their precrisis counterparts.
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Okay, so we have a bit more sympathy for our male counterparts at weddings now.
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Like its overseas counterparts, NTS LA's programming will feature a wide range of musical styles.
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Now, they need passwords and expertise from their Kurdish counterparts to restore oil output fully.
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For them, discrimination and danger run rampant, sometimes coming even from their gay Israeli counterparts.
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Unlike their British counterparts, these houses are all named after magical animals rather than people.
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He was speaking after the meeting with counterparts from Britain, China, France, Germany and Russia.
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The organic compost and natural pesticides he buys are more expensive than their conventional counterparts.
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Rather, they generally push money to their counterparts higher up the ladder of well-being.
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In general, the prices are either the same or cheaper as their name-brand counterparts.
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Service unions are for the most part more diverse and urban than their industrial counterparts.
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Lexus models should be able to stand apart from their Toyota counterparts, and so on.
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Mr. Erdogan retaliated last weekend with sanctions of his own against his ministers' American counterparts.
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Emerging nations, like their OECD counterparts, are moving in the right direction, but too slowly.
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But my white male counterparts earn $25,000 to $30,000 more a year than I do.
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Perhaps even more impressive, the film is also outpacing its cinematic counterparts in cultural reach.
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The curve has inverted, meaning short-term yields are higher than their longer-duration counterparts.
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Tuesday's moves come as value stocks outperformed their growth counterparts for the second straight session.
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The treadmillers had bigger hearts than their inactive counterparts, a finding expected by the researchers.
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Some felt inspired by their younger counterparts, while others described helping young women come forward.
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African-Americans, including children, are more often undertreated for pain compared with their white counterparts.
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Americans with bad credit pay more for car insurance than their counterparts with good credit.
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Under their Republican counterparts, real incomes declined by an average of 0.3 percent per year.
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"The secretary reiterated the position he has taken in meetings with Chinese counterparts," he said.
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Workers deserve a similar push to receive the job protections that their European counterparts enjoy.
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It applies to all pass-through vehicles, including those owned by Trump and his counterparts.
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Such initiatives could garner support from more moderate Republicans and their counterparts in the Senate.
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Such immigrants are disproportionately more likely to fail the admission criteria than their white counterparts.
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And their work continues to be at least as creatively vital as their younger counterparts'.
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It is not only that Canadian women feel emboldened by their American counterparts, she added.
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Foreign stocks comfortably outpaced their American counterparts during 17.53 when returns are expressed in dollars.
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Facebook — alongside Big Tech counterparts of Google and Amazon — is operating at a vast scale.
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He said he had never bargained with his Western counterparts about the lifting of sanctions.
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The organizers, it appeared, had not learned from their Finnish counterparts' mistake 25 years earlier.
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TIAA, by contrast, has been seen as a different animal from its Wall Street counterparts.
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They, however, will meet a far more pleasant fate than their dining-table-bound counterparts.
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Yet in practice, Ms. Merkel and Mr. Renzi and their centrist counterparts needed little encouragement.
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They have about the same recidivism rates as their government-run counterparts — nearly 40 percent.
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All of the Latino workers, male and female, made less than their non-Latino counterparts.
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Cost savings is where microfiber, excuse the pun, really shines over its single-use counterparts.
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Then as now, female athletes typically did not earn as much as their male counterparts.
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And once they land jobs they earn, on average, 30% less than their male counterparts.
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Trump also said U.S. officials are currently having conversations with their Chinese counterparts on trade.
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These wireless products were five times slower than their wired counterparts and also were expensive.
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It was so stupid but he did it, and that was the start of Counterparts.
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Similarly, women were far more likely to view actions as harassment than their male counterparts.
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Prosecutors in South Korea have powers well beyond those of their counterparts in most countries.
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Pyongyang's top diplomat held talks today with his counterparts from China, Russia and South Korea.
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John Hyten told CNN earlier this month following meetings with his UK and French counterparts.
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Mountain goats that stuck around humans were generally not as vigilant as their backcountry counterparts.
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Russians are also actively adopting more health-conscious habits like their European and American counterparts.
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But it seems Facebook's consumer reputation has taken more of a ding than its counterparts.
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