Millennials are our biggest demographic, but our most vocal demographic is 55 and older.
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"It's difficult to understand the demographic if you are not part of that demographic," she said.
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It looks like the growing demographic, the fastest growing demographic, is actually Chinese immigrants into the city.
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"The demographic change in California between 1980 and 2000 is America's demographic change between 2020 and 2050," Pastor says.
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Even the states with well-known "demographic shifts" — like North Carolina and Colorado — actually had below-average demographic shifts.
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"It [appeals to a] much younger demographic, you're right, but I think it's much more than the 'urban' demographic," he replies.
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But the highlight (if that's even the right word) was him listing every demographic he won, which included, well, every demographic.
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"An older demographic is a little bit more reluctant whereas the younger demographic are so used to the technology", he said.
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The country is deeply divided along demographic lines, which makes it very important to check on the demographic composition of the sample.
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Competition for viewing audience within Viacom's targeted demographic will remain fierce, as this younger demographic is migrating away from traditional linear video programming.
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More generally, even big demographic shifts that seem to favor Democrats could easily be swamped by other demographic shifts that do the opposite.
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"Unlike some of the other candidates whose votes are based on one demographic group, he actually is strong among almost every demographic group."
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The biggest increase in people leaving the workforce stems from the 55 and older demographic, as the demographic bulge of baby boomers reaches retirement age.
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I think that those mechanics are there, but you have to think about it on a vertical-by-vertical basis or on a demographic-by-demographic basis.
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On balance, these other factors — support and turnout — not only outweighed demographic shifts as drivers of growing Democratic strength, but they also made demographic shifts more powerful.
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An average of 22020 million viewers in the 25–54 age demographic watched the debate across the two networks, a new high among that demographic as well.
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That will cause deep demographic turmoil for us here in Puerto Rico and it will cause deep demographic turmoil in the states where they go as well.
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Native students also score lower than nearly all other demographic groups on national tests, and only 26 percent of Native students graduate, the lowest of any demographic group.
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Native students also score lower than nearly all other demographic groups on national tests, and only 72 percent of Native students graduate, the lowest of any demographic group.
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A lot of these legal gun owners are going to be targeted now, and in their demographic they have the least amount of crimes of virtually any demographic.
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It's kind of funny, but that music and demographic we found was going to be the best predictive demographic on where that state was going to end up.
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Now, I am not saying that we'll dismiss companies whose traction come from this demographic group but the missed demographic opportunities and unaddressed demographic needs are enormous: by 503, 1 billion people will be older than 65, and the global middle class will triple from 1.8 billion to 4.9 billion.
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Nevada and Florida are swing states and do have big Hispanic populations, but other demographic elements in those states favor Trump, so the demographic switcheroo is a wash there.
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The problem for displaced workers in the demographic I met at Dukey's — the same demographic that disproportionately supports Trump — is that none of these jobs are available to them.
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Hispanics and the other racial minorities will be the country's main demographic engine of population change in future years; this is the most significant demographic change Americans will see.
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" An end to the demographic super-cycle If this theory is correct, Reid says, then "any reversals in this demographic super cycle could spell problems for the fiat currency system.
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If a peace effort fails, Yemen's demographic dividend — its median age is 19.5 — could turn into a demographic nightmare for the world as millions of disaffected youths turn to violence.
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Some American communities that until recently were considered demographic boom towns are now caught up in a downward demographic mix: young people having fewer children, the boomer generation getting older.
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I chose that window to ensure we got large demographic samples from each country, and because 203 is the earliest that the really high-quality demographic data about refugees becomes available.
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"We're catering to a very specific socioeconomic demographic and, you know, a month from now, I don't know if that demographic is going to withhold what they're currently purchasing," Purkayastha said.
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"If you're in our customer demographic," he said — i.e.
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There can be no realistic chance of individual comfort for me in an environment where others in my demographic categories (or, really, any protected demographic categories) are subjected to skepticism and condescension.
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Virginia was a red state until recently, but a combination of demographic change inside the state and the shifting demographic compositions of the two parties has given it a distinctly bluish hue.
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MSNBC's "The Last Word with Lawrence O'Donnell" averaged 2.25 million viewers and 501,85033 in the demographic, while "CNN Tonight," hosted by Don Lemon, averaged 1 million viewers and 382,000 in the demographic.
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In the 22020-23 demographic, she received 295% of the vote, and proceeded to get less and less popular until she received just 2% of the vote in the over 60 demographic.
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Demographic Factors The FBI, the Department of Justice, and multiple advocacy groups warn that demographic factors alone — sex, race, marital status or political party — are not enough to cast suspicion on potential shooters.
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MSNBC took second, with 1.74 million viewers and 346,000 in the prized demographic, and CNN finished third, with an average of 2023,000 viewers per night and 302,000 viewers in the 21625–2900 demographic.
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If their energy is harnessed properly, these young people could prove to become a demographic dividend; however, if their energy is not channeled in a productive way, this will become a demographic timebomb.
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Wealth management services, for example, skew toward an older demographic.
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Does that make the state a perfectly fair demographic test?
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Klein said that early adopters are his targeted demographic, however.
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That sounds dramatic, but the demographic decline is even bigger.
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And newcomers changed the demographic mix of its surrounding blocks.
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What the numbers miss is the more important demographic shift.
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What's driving it is changing economic, political, and demographic conditions.
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They're working, they're bringing culture, they're bringing a younger demographic.
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WATCH: Netflix at top of food chain for teen demographic
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She's absolutely right because — what's the demographic for this show?
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Apple's most important demographic are the affluent and the enthusiasts.
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Seems the organizers were aiming to please a wide demographic.
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Take the modest movement's largest demographic for example: Muslim women.
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The United States is also going through a demographic shift.
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Demographic decline has collided with an upswing in labour demand.
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Demographic trends further weaken the political voice of the young.
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And demographic problems are just the tip of the iceberg.
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Asia has engaged in a demographic experiment with disastrous consequences.
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Instead, this younger demographic often only carries a debit card.
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Here are those demographic forces broken down and briefly explained.
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The biggest jump in traffic came from the 65+ demographic.
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First, some clear demographic divisions appear in the primary electorate.
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The demographic in Twitter for us skews more African American.
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Meanwhile, the reverse could be said of the youngest demographic.
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"Some Republican presidential candidates are in demographic denial," he said.
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TC: Who is your demographic, and please don't say everyone.
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But economic and demographic trends have also played a part.
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That data is then paired with demographic details on you.
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The posts specifically targeted key demographic groups in those states.
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The demographic of the academy now continues to slowly shift.
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Trump sometimes accurately touts unemployment records for specific demographic groups.
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Weight Watchers' core demographic is seen as older than 50.
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Moreover, the electorate has become increasingly polarised along demographic lines.
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Record numbers of key demographic groups turned up to vote.
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Strikingly, support for green energy held up across demographic categories.
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And hey, if you fit into that (possibly imaginary) demographic?
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We're the fastest growing demographic in the world, older women.
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Governments have produced endless strategies to arrest the demographic decline.
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That type of demographic information is incredibly valuable to advertisers.
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So I answer these 30 questions and provide demographic information.
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Of course there are uncertainties facing Cuba including demographic trends.
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But white evangelicals, too, have found their demographic dominance waning.
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"I am my own demographic," the 22 year old said.
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The new brand is supposed to appeal to that demographic.
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Yet cousin marriage is doomed, if only for demographic reasons.
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Texas and California are also already living America's demographic future.
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That's because I'm not the target demographic for the update.
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Gingrich would also not carry any regional or demographic advantages.
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Or was it a narrower demographic that you looked at?
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So, what's this car got to woo the female demographic?
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That's a demographic that Trump has already maxed out on.
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It is about the demographic trends ... And not the religion.
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In addition, many companies did not provide any demographic information.
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Peloton's target demographic, however, is 35 to 65 year old.
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He identified an audience demographic and served them desirable content.
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The demographic or partisan breakdowns have larger margins of error.
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Others are simply aimed at a narrow demographic: elderly Americans.
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Parents with specific and demanding expectations exist in every demographic.
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And behind these figures lies a much broader demographic trend.
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But the app's demographic goes considerably beyond activists and journalists.
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"We've somehow figured out that key male demographic," he said.
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He allocated a whole area of Wembley to nurses. DEMOGRAPHIC.
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CNN topped MSNBC in the key demographic, 474,000 to 429,000.
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TC: What do you see as the company's target demographic?
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Massive demographic changes have been foisted upon the American people.
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Our business participation ought to better reflect these demographic realities.
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It's hard to define the band's sound or their demographic.
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Yet, one key demographic strongly diverged from prior voting behavior.
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But the splits were across every demographic, the juror said.
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We are in every community, we are in every demographic.
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Each has different political rules, election calendar and demographic breakdown.
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For sponsors like Rolex, it's about reaching a targeted demographic.
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Wii Sports appealed to every demographic, every age, every ability.
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They might pick up a new demographic in their audience.
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The two main ones are economic dislocation and demographic change.
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There's also demographic breaks going on, which is very interesting.
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But demographic change is keeping average wage growth artificially low.
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Africa has the potential to seize an extraordinary demographic dividend.
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This powerful demographic trend manifests itself already as economic power.
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It was hard to find a demographic that wasn't represented.
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To a large extent, of course, demographic forces are inevitable.
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Which demographic and economic trends will hold the greatest sway?
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Was he chasing the coveted Xennial independent child's television demographic?
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Minimum wage increases are broadly popular across all demographic groups.
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Maybe we could all become part of a new demographic.
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There are three big problems with the demographic doomsday argument.
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In that same demographic, 2628 percent of voters backed Sen.
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Still, the state's demographic challenges have set off alarm bells.
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However, acquiring demographic data on congressional staffers is almost impossible.
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It's not specific to one demographic group or geographic region.
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Return. Israel's prioritizing of immigration, and its need for demographic
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The survey revealed a few interesting demographic differences as well.
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As a millennial elder, I am MTV Classic's target demographic.
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He received no support from that demographic in May. Sen.
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It takes different forms and crosses demographic and political boundaries.
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Millennials are an important demographic for brands to win over.
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"This is the most mobile demographic on earth," he said.
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The risk areas spanned New York neighborhoods and demographic groups.
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Amazon is not alone in trying to reach this demographic.
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That younger demographic also forms the basis of Hawkers itself.
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Our family trees grew in neat orchards of demographic similitude.
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On one level, demographic change was moving in Clinton's direction.
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The startup's core demographic is between ages 25 and 35.
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But there's another demographic that Roo has also been attracting.
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Rural America is about to undergo a major demographic shift.
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What demographic, economic and employment trends inform the plan's direction?
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The band's demographic has aged, and that has commercial consequences.
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"It's more of a demographic transition than anything," Howard said.
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Like Japan itself, the imperial family has a demographic problem.
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It's the most culturally influential demographic group on the planet.
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But it's not one demographic that it's taking off with.
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I think that demographic is also part of the subject.
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Fertility rates are essential measures of a society's demographic balance.
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The answer is the unfortunate intersection of two demographic trends.
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He hardly ever directs a speech to a specific demographic.
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The economic fallout of this demographic shift could be devastating.
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In the long term, demographic change weighs on interest rates.
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Indeed, video game fans increasingly cut across nearly every demographic.
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This subtle demographic difference plays out in geographically significant ways.
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The anxiety over demographic changes in America is identity politics.
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Backing for teachers cut across demographic, regional and partisan lines.
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The writers study demographic changes in families and social inequality.
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Yet the prevailing view of Japan's demographic future is grim.
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Nielsen also showed off new demographic data of spiked seltzer.
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China's demographic stagnation could be worse than Japan's, he argued.
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The company says its core demographic is 25 to 45.
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They recently extended their demographic research into the 2016 election.
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Beyond age, demographic factors like race affected the survey results.
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Polls typically weight by age, race and other demographic categories.
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Research takes a while to catch up with demographic changes.
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A white ethnic majority that is losing its demographic dominance.
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You know, it gives us access to a different demographic.
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Demographic shiftSound travels four times faster through water than air.
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But increasingly, new recruits come from a small demographic group.
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Demographic trends indicate that the white American majority is declining.
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Is there a demographic in which white employment rate grew?
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No demographic came in lower than 91% on this one.
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Every demographic registered an approval rating of at least 242%.
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Black people were the only demographic group for which Sept.
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Businessman T.J. Zlotnitsky offers another apt example of this demographic.
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How much demographic information should be requested on the application?
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Everyone knows how those delusions of demographic destiny turned out.
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To ease the anxieties that erupt amid rapid demographic change?
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They did note a demographic that embraced the egg immediately.
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Over more than three decades, demographic shifts have been pronounced.
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The implications of the wall — demographic, environmental, symbolic — are huge.
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What about the coming demographic change to America, Colbert asked.
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" This demographic, Wilson writes, was "the best of the best.
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"These demographic shifts are within the margin of error for these demographic groups, but they suggest that Trump has had a little more success solidifying his base in Nevada than Clinton has," Murray said.
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Depopulation is "one of the most complex demographic and territorial processes affecting Spain, and it requires more decisive action," said Ignacio Molina de la Torre, director of the government's Commission for the Demographic Challenge.
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Additionally, video-centric media platforms like Snapchat are also gaining ground in the UK: Among the coveted teenage demographic, usage and engagement rates have topped that of the US for the same demographic in 2015.
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Watch out Sunderland, with its Labour-voting, blue collar demographic,as it is expected to be a key indicator of whether the Leave campaign has swayed this demographic, according to Open Europe, the think tank.
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There was also a demographic present that I would describe as "someone's mom," but I say that realizing that I am about to fit into that demographic, so I'm not really sure where I stand.
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ABC's "This Week" with George Stephanopoulos was third with 3.208 million and 864,000 in the demographic, with "Fox News Sunday" hosted by Chris Wallace fourth with 1.605 million total views and 529,000 in the demographic.
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Would the highly-coveted demographic of Generation Z be tuning in?
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Latinx voters are not yet a fully reliable progressive voting demographic.
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And he thinks the demographic trends will hurt the job market.
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All those demographic trends expand the pool of Democratic-leaning voters.
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Most of the public across many demographic groups supports legalising marijuana.
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Racism, plus the perceived whiteness of country music's history and demographic.
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Demographic trends could also shift public opinion in favor of unity.
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But Sanders is making an effort to change that demographic math.
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He and his movement are clearly riding on demographic borrowed time.
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ONE OF THE BIG REASONS PARTICIPATION IS DECLINING IS DEMOGRAPHIC AGING.
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Introducing Virtual Vacations for your very own demographic: the Hardcore Fashionista.
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Not every demographic is equally likely to contract an STD, though.
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Unlike a lot of people, I say 'You choose your demographic.
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But, it's a safe bet that this demographic is on Facebook.
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This demographic (myself included) moves frequently, sometimes switching apartments every year.
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Anti-Trump feeling is particularly strong amongst that same demographic group.
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The demographic findings could further stoke conversation around Twitter's political leanings.
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Like any demographic group, voters 65 and older are no monolith.
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But usage is increasing in older adults across the demographic spectrum.
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The government also seems ill-prepared for the coming demographic crunch.
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Sanders won handily in nearly every demographic, according to exit polls.
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This financial generation gap comes on top of a demographic problem.
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"It's a walkability factor and the demographic as well," Poon said.
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Graphic sources: population and demographic data from 2017 US Census estimates.
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Why it matters: Food and beverage caters to nearly every demographic.
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Demographic change also counts, as young people are overwhelmingly anti-Brexit.
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Women are the top demographic for subscription services, according to Hitwise.
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I know I'm not exactly the target demographic of haute couture.
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Demographic shifts in the electorate and among party gatekeepers also helped.
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Well, if "you" happen to fit his target demographic, that is.
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RuPaul explains that he is "thrilled" to welcome this new demographic.
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She's focused on wooing a different (and perhaps more discerning) demographic.
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The stage of each country's demographic transition is also vastly different.
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Helix collects the demographic information, genetic information, and site-browsing information.
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These relationships held even after adjusting for demographic and socioeconomic factors.
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Combined with adverse demographic trends, this has strained the public finances.
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Students also analyzed voting trends in past elections and demographic data.
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JCN's ad wasn't aimed at any particular demographic, Severino told me.
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Tampa, Daytona Beach and Miami offer distinct demographic opportunities and challenges.
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These groups have different income distributions, demographic components, and policy perspectives.
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In theory, every rich country can prise open the demographic trap.
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Or each firm might conquer different geographical areas and demographic groups.
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Between the lines: The data also shows demographic divides within parties.
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The survey also includes basic demographic questions, including age and sex.
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As demographic change speeds up, service robots will become more important.
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They're just using a convenient hook to appeal to their demographic.
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The audiences at Chelsea Clinton's events reflected this changed target demographic.
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But they're Jeb's natural demographic, and he finally started courting them.
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Little has been done to prepare Germany for its demographic crunch.
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But it looks very different to generation Z, CW's target demographic.
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More recently, however, demographic and economic factors have accelerated the change.
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People aged 18-22 are a desirable demographic for most products.
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For brands, the benefits of catering to this demographic are obvious.
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These contain voter registration, party affiliation, turnout history and demographic data.
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It also compared each group to the majority demographic of applicants.
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The demographic trends driving these numbers have been evident for decades.
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Not everyone in this demographic thought they'd see this day coming.
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"It seems to only appeal to a certain demographic," La said.
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Demographic and economic trends remain areas of uncertainty for the game.
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But hey: I guess that's the diehard Radiohead demographic for you.
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Hispanic voters in Florida will likely be the crucial demographic swinging
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Snap should focus on its "bread and butter" demographic, she said.
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That said, the teams do reflect the demographic of the institutions.
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CNBC, however, topped Fox Business in the demographic, 187,000 to 85033,000.
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No wonder Donald Trump's message resonated so strongly with this demographic.
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It's one thing to feel like "an other" in demographic terms.
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I'm surprised that demographic wasn't already aware of a rapper's Snapchat!
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Other demographic research finds that retirees would prefer to stay put.
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What our system hasn't done is respond to those demographic changes.
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At $380, they're prohibitively expensive for most of Snapchat's core demographic.
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The major demographic cleavages of the 2016 election also remain intact.
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The major demographic cleavages of the 2016 election also remain intact.
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Nonetheless, his retirement, coupled with those demographic shifts, has emboldened Democrats.
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Less publicized trends among key demographic groups are compounding Republican anxiety.
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Holtz is in another key Trump demographic: angry old white guy.
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That is his target demographic with whom he wants to identify.
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This far outdistances any other demographic factors, including race and education.
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He's getting buried by the demographic wave of the near future.
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But that is changing, with a demographic shift in sperm buyers.
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And his aides say Clinton has a problem with the demographic.
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For about 13,000 subjects, only birthdays and demographic information were collected.
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Clinton tried to target several other demographic groups on Monday night.
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Many countries face serious demographic headwinds in the decades to come.
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Do targeted media, demographic shifts, data and ground games still matter?
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Majorities of different demographic groups said political correctness is a problem.
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Demographic trends also point to the white vote-share shrinking further.
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In the 25–54 demographic, all three networks saw a decline.
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Harbaugh's boss, Warde Manuel, does not fit in the same demographic.
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The school demographic is based on who lives in the neighborhood.
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Like Snapchat, its primary user demographic is teenagers and young adults.
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The analyst said Tinder's demographic is younger than Facebook's core audience.
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At its core, the problem is demographic, but it's also financial.
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Then again, there's always been an appalling lopsidedness to this demographic.
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That demographic change actually created a lot of anxiety, I think.
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But that's not the largest slide in optimism across demographic groups.
|
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That was partly because of demographic forces, like baby boomers retiring.
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For a certain demographic of female writer, that's a common sentiment.
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These demographic changes have helped make an Abrams victory a possibility.
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They collect giant files on people's preferences, lifestyles, and demographic information.
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"The demographic was huge," Young told VICE News correspondent Dexter Thomas.
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Latinos are the fastest-growing voter demographic in the United States.
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So, was there a consumer demographic in mind for this product??
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But it also helps that Wilson herself may understand Pinterest's demographic.
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They are by far the most Democratic aligned major demographic group.
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We also track demographic data that pinpoints ethnic breakdowns by geography.
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Perhaps. But the demographic tide would seem to work against them.
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Toyota's marketing for its new Camry adjusts to U.S. demographic changes.
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Juul, for its part, insists that teens are not its demographic.
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Each electoral district has seats apportioned according to its demographic makeup.
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Edelmira Barreira's official title is "commissioner for the demographic challenge."—VICE
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You're part of our key demographic, people stuck at the airport.
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The whole restaurant feels clean and young — targeting the millennial demographic.
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They express anxiety about demographic change and favor tighter border security.
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"Underlying it is the enormous demographic and economic divisions" between them.
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A&F also focused design and marketing for its new demographic.
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Polls show that their appeal transcends partisan, regional, and demographic differences.
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Both countries have been on a demographic decline since the 1970s.
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Consider: Which big, left-leaning demographic group has the highest turnout?
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Demographic change does not threaten minorities as it does white Americans.
|
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This is not the typical "demographic transition" traceable to improved incomes.
|
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An AI can have different accuracy rates for different demographic groups.
|
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Attitudes about guns are shifting in the state amid demographic changes.
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The demographic and political changes in her city mirror the nation's.
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Republicans are also optimistic about the demographic picture of early voters.
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Although they share demographic similarities, ideologically, the two men are opposed.
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For the demographic 85033 to 64, the rise was 210 percent.
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The Native American demographic had the highest rate of false positives.
|
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"We don't see ourselves as a demographic," Jeremy told me recently.
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The rest of Gyasi's American characters suffer from similar demographic imperatives.
|
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Sanders received 22017 percent, good for second place among that demographic.
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A democratic Jewish state could not survive contact with demographic reality.
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Behind the Assad regime's atrocities lies a fear of demographic exhaustion.
|
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He also cited "demographic decline" and the climate crisis as threats.
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There's the growing political and demographic clout of the ultra-Orthodox.
|
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The numbers are the latest sign of Japan's increasing demographic challenges.
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As for Estlund's worry about demographic bias, Brennan waves it off.
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"It's an opportunity demographic, is what it is," Judge Chan said.
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These changes have been exacerbated by tectonic shifts in demographic coalitions.
|
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These diverging demographic attitudes shape the geography of the 2018 battlefield.
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As it stands, 78% of that demographic is in the workforce.
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As such, I found it to attract a slightly older demographic.
|
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It delivered 1.027 million total viewers and 379,000 in the demographic.
|
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That's even older than the demographic for Trump's typical Facebook ads.
|
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Bernie Sanders a distant second with 10% among the same demographic.
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It has been on a steady demographic decline since the 22017s.
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Yet this demographic is greatly underrepresented in Washington's halls of power.
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Responses were weighted to match the demographic makeup of the population.
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But the real connection was less demographic or ideological than verbal.
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It's one of the most diverse demographic areas on the planet.
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One voter demographic in particular has received the most attention: millennials.
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Deposits in Japanese banks far exceed loans for partly demographic reasons.
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The reasons respondents pursued a side hustle varied depending on demographic.
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Still, the trend is of note to demographic experts like Frey.
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Her polling reflects Sanders' strength among the demographic, especially young Latinas.
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In recent decades the socioeconomic demographic of medical students has changed.
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And cultural and demographic changes don't bode well for the GOP.
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It doesn't correct for the changing demographic mix of the population.
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It can't be about that, especially with the demographic change happening.
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And it's not only me, it's our demographic group in general.
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"Right in line with our demographic, I guess," responds Lars, wryly.
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We know where the traffic went and what demographic it was.
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One place we can begin to look is the demographic research.
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Getting back to the older male white demographic, really, pretty much.
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It's worth noting that my brother is not Cher's core demographic.
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That marathon helped boost FXX to cable's No. 1 ranked network primetime in the coveted 18-to-49-year-old demographic and 18-to-34-year-old demographic for 12 days straight, according to Nielsen ratings.
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ABC has finished in third or fourth place the past few seasons in the key 25-54 demographic, but is tied with CBS and Fox for second place behind NBC this season in that coveted demographic.
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Demographic change, for instance, wouldn't have done Mr. Kerry nearly as much good as it did Mr. Obama because Mr. Kerry didn't do as well among Hispanic and Asian voters — the main drivers of demographic shifts.
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Democrats love Biden, with 84 percent approving, and he's above water with essentially all demographic subcategories: Bernie Sanders is distinctly less popular than Biden at 44-42 and, accordingly, is less uniformly popular across demographic groups.
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But today, that demographic, if you looked at millennials and Gen Z, as an example, 40% of them would define themselves as sneakerheads, and so that's male and female, and this demographic is around the world.
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"Millennial women are the demographic most unhappy with the state of our government but, compared to all other demographic groups, they're also telling us they're least certain to vote this November," the companies say in a statement.
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During this time, Trump learned that not all viewers are equal, as networks only really care about the 18- to 49-year-old demographic, and most advertisers slice up ratings into even smaller demographic and psychographic niches.
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Colbert also tied Fallon in the adults 25-24 demographic with a 0.8 rating last week, but is still behind in the advertiser coveted adults 18-49 demographic, where Fallon holds a 0.6 rating versus Colbert's 0.5.
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" Buff noted a similar change, stating that while their sales used to come from a pretty specific demographic, "that has radically changed in the last year," and Mohu is seeing cord cutting "growth from every demographic possible.
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"One kind of signal of California having its own Trump moment is demographic change in California between 1980 and 2000 is the demographic change the United States is going through between 20163 and 2050," Mr. Pastor said.
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"The main dividing line was age more so than ideology or any other demographic attribute," Matt Grossmann, a political scientist with Michigan State University, said, noting that the age factor drove other demographic assumptions about economic status.
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Shoppers in their 20s and 30s are the most powerful consumer demographic.
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The main problem with Iowa and New Hampshire is a demographic one.
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Mr Abe's government is trying several ways to ease the demographic crunch.
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"But boring is the fastest-growing demographic in this country," he said.
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So clearly pitched to its desired demographic, it might seem beyond parody.
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Wall Street can read the demographic trend lines and public opinion polls.
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Talk about how these methods are designed to target their specific demographic.
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It meant humanizing a demographic that had long been dehumanized since slavery.
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But the low birth rate created a number of serious demographic challenges.
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White flight was one of the greatest demographic shifts in American history.
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"Whenever I create, I don't think of a particular demographic," he said.
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The demographic face of the United States of America is changing, rapidly.
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"That's a very different demographic to what we're seeing today," Sanders said.
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And I must also accept that I am hardly the target demographic.
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Ideally, to increase housing availability and lower costs for this growing demographic.
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He represents the Democratic Party's single worst demographic group — older white men.
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The participation rate is near multi-decade lows, partly reflecting demographic change.
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But taken together, they signal a major demographic shift in urban America.
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As such, new and expectant parents are a favored demographic among marketers.
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Goods from companies like those will only appeal to a certain demographic.
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On paper, demographic changes favour the Democrat (Mr Obama won Nevada twice).
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Her support comes from several important demographic groups among Democratic primary voters.
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And guess what demographic the majority of dentists in America fall into?
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They're for weaklings — and unfortunately, I fall right into that target demographic.
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I think that there's a structural demographic reason for both of those.
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Demographic trends are another reason that global co-operation is so important.
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Having a much broader demographic universe of people who come to coding.
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I went to one in England and it certainly wasn't that demographic.
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But if its schools remain lousy, that demographic dividend will be wasted.
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Many working-class white voters feel threatened by economic and demographic decline.
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I felt like my education was being limited to a single demographic.
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The audience is no longer trapped in a demographic or geographical bubble.
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He said Japan ranked between average and ugly given its demographic troubles.
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The findings underscore the wide economic, fiscal, and demographic disparities across regions.
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Workforces in some 40 countries are already shrinking because of demographic change.
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This way the next demographic to get it always idolized the last.
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The poll finds few meaningful demographic or political differences on that score.
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This demographic portrait held true in 1974, but with some notable changes.
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These contestants are basically modeling their latest collection directly to their demographic.
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Meanwhile, 8 percent of that demographic watches content through a connected device.
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As a result, their demographic profile is healthier than you would expect.
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In the short term, immigration plugs that demographic gap, which is great.
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We see all age ranges, but we do attract a younger demographic.
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Demographic changes won't rescue the party overnight (as we saw in 2016).
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You just saved $40, because you, my friend, are the target demographic.
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The network skews toward a younger demographic – primarily those aged 18-34.
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That's especially true of demographic groups most likely to vote for Democrats.
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We report higher rates of unaddressed mental illness than any other demographic.
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Scanning that code gives anyone access to his number and demographic information.
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Explanations for its unusually high savings pile are also in part demographic.
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The special delivered 6900,2628 total viewers and 28503,22019 in the younger demographic.
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Democratic strategists say that despite the demographic changes, Trump could still prevail.
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ET in both total viewers and key demographic, according to Nielsen figures.
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The financial problems facing Social Security are really just basic demographic math.
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That is the largest margin of support among this demographic since 1980.
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The popularity of podcasts still exists primarily within a demographic niche, however.
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There were also differences — though less extreme ones — among other demographic groups.
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Crypt TV's core demographic is people aged 13 to 25, Davis said.
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The national survey shows a Democratic electorate sharply splintered along demographic lines.
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Meanwhile, it's a smart way for Apple to reach a juicy demographic.
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The demographic trend is similar in many other countries in the region.
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But the demographic, economic and social pressures within Egypt are rising relentlessly.
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The demographic and economic shifts of the coming years also bear consideration.
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The first issue concerned dramatic demographic changes over the past five decades.
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They also reinforce false narratives about the demographic characteristics of welfare recipients.
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But things like strong brands, diversified markets and favorable demographic trends do.
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ThirdLove's core demographic is women age 25 to 50, according to Zak.
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Overall, "Hannity" finished first in the 2628–28500 demographic with 6900,2628 viewers.
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The demographic shifts made it a top priority on Democrats' wish list.
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But there are other demographic groups where he doesn't do as well.
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Young nonwhite men have not traditionally been considered a key swing demographic.
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Economic and demographic factors and even outside meddling have sparked some protests.
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He is now leading Wardlow by a single point in that demographic.
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"Logan Paul fits the exact demographic," Tyron said on 'The Hollywood Beatdown.
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Fox saw 355,000 viewers in that demographic, while CNN saw 415,000 viewers.
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Next, Republicans should address political challenges they face with key demographic groups.
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DEMOGRAPHIC FACTORS HAVE REDUCED LABOR FORCE PARTICIPATION RATES BY QUITE A LOT.
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"The boomers are the biggest demographic that can afford it," he said.
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The Latinos least likely to vote represent a different demographic slice altogether.
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The demographic differences between Clinton and Sanders supporters underline one of Mrs.
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At the same time, a demographic transition has occurred among Arab Israelis.
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It has a pension problem, a spending problem and a demographic problem.
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CNN did beat MSNBC in the key demographic, however, 22019,000 to 77,000.
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Clinton had a six-point edge in the Upshot's demographic-based estimates.
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But that happens to be the demographic that constitutes Mr. Trump's base.
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Businesses slow to respond to that demographic change have been hit hard.
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In that sliver of time, tough teenage boys dominated the band's demographic.
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Their demographic characteristics are conflicting: On the one hand, they're disproportionately white.
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Trump has work to do if he wants to win this demographic.
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Brave citizens of the internet decided to examine other possible demographic scenarios.
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This widens the demographic of people that the company employs, he says.
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Trump leads among each of the major age, demographic and income groups.
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African Americans have done even better than women as a demographic group.
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Who, you may ask, is the target demographic for such a purchase?
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In India, it produced a huge demographic rupture and seemingly permanent enmity.
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But there were declines, some quite large, in almost every demographic group.
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There is an undeniable aesthetic and demographic conformity in the vanlife world.
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Europe is going through the biggest demographic shift of the 21st century.
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It's a delicate dance, as two demographic ships pass in the night.
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That is likely to be the decisive demographic in Wisconsin this year.
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It's all about listening to a young, black demographic, which includes DeBaun.
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Grande called her beautiful after Joan Grande said she's not Jenner's demographic.
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The problem with the Trump demographic is that they're "low-information" voters.
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The impending demographic shift plus critical mass make a diverse workforce inevitable.
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We will talk about the demographic breakdown of who supports which candidates.
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But then I'm no longer in that coveted Choose or Lose demographic.
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No. Not everyone in a certain demographic is at risk for coronavirus.
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But Biden also continued to dominate Sanders with a key demographic: Women.
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More significant, however, may be the demographic changes in the Republican Party.
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With that demographic comes a large demand for a unique musical appetite.
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Think through how much demographic information you want to reveal about yourself.
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Indeed, it's routinely one of the top 10 shows in that demographic.
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The Synchrony executives said this is largely thanks to a demographic shift.
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"That demographic is a little more open to it," says Chris Reid.
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Over the past few years there has also been a demographic shift.
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The United Nations population projections, provide important benchmarks of global demographic patterns.
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Then his challenger must be able to speak to that demographic group.
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Demographic trends, though easily overstated, are already making Western countries more diverse.
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Certain demographic groups are experiencing a greater loss of coverage than others.
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I'm dedicating my life to the demographic shift happening in this country.
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A document attributed to the shooter echoed the same fear: demographic replacement.
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The financial well-being of millennials, as a demographic, looks pretty bleak!
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The winners Some sectors in particular could benefit from this demographic shift.
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Researchers used demographic data on 3.4 million Swedes ages 40 to 80.
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The results show demographic data on the audience that saw the ad.
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For Hispanics and Asian-Americans, specifically, demographic change translates as more clout.
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On the surface, Lesotho could seem to be a demographic success story.
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This demographic chose to marry later in life and delay having children.
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She then dives into specific demographic and engagement data for her audience.
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But as the state's demographic makeup shifts, Democrats insist change is inevitable.
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Ms. Humphrey said that millennials remain the major demographic streaming Kanopy's films.
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They're going to continue to grow just based on the demographic trend.
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The retailer's market share with millennials is higher than any other demographic.
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Different search engines will likely be more attractive to different demographic groups.
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It's a push to attract a younger demographic, Schwab told the WSJ.
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She told WWD that she reaches a different demographic than Kardashian West.
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The researchers controlled for factors like firms' size, age and demographic makeup.
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His strengths — charisma, youthful vigor, powerful oratory and demographic appeal — are obvious.
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The school's demographic makeup is 40 percent minority students and international students.
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However, with this dramatically changing demographic comes new challenges we must address.
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As more millennials vote, Democrats will pull from a larger demographic pool.
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President Trump is about resisting economic, cultural, technological, gender and demographic change.
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That will be the moment that drives home the new demographic reality.
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For this demographic, medical experts were quoted extolling the effectiveness of treatment.
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The study, in JAMA Cardiology, accounted for age and other demographic factors.
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According to entrance polls, Sanders led in nearly every major demographic group.
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That gives a brand access to an entire demographic through one account.
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The accountability office found that demographic characteristics were also associated with longevity.
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To keep up with them, some Tinder employees specifically study this demographic.
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And let it be said that the service knows its core demographic.
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In 2005, Old Navy began offering plus sizes, expanding its customer demographic.
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This tends to increase the demographic representativeness of many big election nights.
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One is demographic: Baby boomers, the largest generation, are moving into retirement.
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College-educated Republican men were the only demographic group that opposed it.
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A shrinking world, growing inequality, demographic change, and the specter of terrorism.
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America's demographic changes made the project of reforming the Party more urgent.
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Low rates are boosting already strong demographic demand drivers in the market.
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The app's demographic "sweet spot" is women who are 25 to 45.
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"We noticed that the building had an older demographic," Mr. Dellon said.
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It was interesting to see the demographic, seeming to generationally skew older.
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For some demographic groups — like college dropouts — inflation-adjusted pay has fallen.
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"Crawdads" instead seems to appeal to a wide demographic of American readers.
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That is a demographic shift like the United States has never experienced.
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"Slowing massive demographic change is not fascist; it's conservative," warns Andrew Sullivan.
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The Republican share is larger, though not outsize considering its demographic base.
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But race and gender weren't the only defining demographic attributes in 2016.
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Overall, white evangelicals remain the only religious demographic to support Trump's presidency.
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The older demographic of China's population, typically living in the Western rural areas of China, presents immense growth potential for e-commerce retailers, with the 60+ demographic numbering 241 million, representing nearly 20 percent of China's total population.
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Mike Farah had sent over the demographic breakdown of the people who watch Funny or Die videos and it skewed the exact demographic—male, with 80 percent of the audience between 18 and 34—that we were going after.
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The danger is that publishers will be looking for people who meet the requirement of being in this demographic, instead of looking for people within the comics creator community for people who both meet this demographic and can perform.
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Discover is exactly what it sounds like – the tool lets you specify parameters like follower count, audience location and demographic so you can find influencers whose posts will be seen by the exact demographic you want to advertise to.
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Experts worry this could eventually result in a "demographic time bomb," where Demographic time bombs are particularly bad for a country's economy because it decreases the workforce as well as the number of people able to stimulate the economy.
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His support, which is generally strong across the state, breaks traditional demographic divides.
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Walmart, however, tends to be viewed differently by this demographic, shall we say.
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But this demographic isn't the only one holding back race and gender parity.
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AIER compiled its list using nine economic, demographic, and quality-of-life factors.
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Those currents were demographic change, Democratic mobilization and disaffection with President Donald Trump.
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All of the different demographic groups showing the lowest unemployment in many years.
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Silver's primary model, which plugs in demographic data to estimate the state-level
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"Black women are the most educated demographic in the country," Danielle points out.
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But NBC News has found ways to reach a younger demographic before now.
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Several demographic divides that emerged during the campaign appear to persist post-election.
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Sadly, these relationships are being irrevocably eroded by demographic, economic, and epidemiological forces.
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The poll found fewer than half across all demographic groups favor the repeal.
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More women doing the nine-to-five would help ease this demographic crunch.
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The demographic shift has lottery officials worried about the odds of future growth.
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Ultimately, the company is targeting this Gen Z demographic for its spending power.
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Literally our target demographic is anyone who wants to live a better life.
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Internet users in a lot of emerging markets fall into Snapchat's core demographic.
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The demographic projections, tricky as they are, are much easier than economic projections.
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What struck me was the very wide demographic of people at the opening.
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It's not the only chain looking to reach out to a new demographic.
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The explanation may be demographic, with the graying of the Baby Boomer bulge.
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"That's a demographic we all want to be selling products to," Richards said.
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For these ads, marketers will also have to share basic demographic targeting information.
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As a growing demographic bloc, Hispanics are a sought-after constituency for candidates.
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Many of the patients were millennials, a key demographic CVS wants to tap.
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That's just what Covert's (admittedly not infallible) demographic data and anecdotal evidence suggest.
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The causes of Japan's demographic decline are many and to some degree intractable.
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That demographic of shoppers has demanded more and more snack products, he added.
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Most advertisers would want to reach one demographic or the other or both.
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Schools are struggling to recruit enough teachers to deal with a demographic bulge.
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There are plenty of Chinese in the demographic that matters most for Disney.
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So instead, McDonald's is turning to a demographic eager for jobs: baby boomers.
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In that demographic, Buttigieg had 22 percent backing and Klobuchar had 85033 percent.
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Japan is facing severe demographic challenges tied to its aging and shrinking population.
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Outdoor Voices attends races and other sporting events to reach its targeted demographic.
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Opening up the economy and reversing strongly negative demographic trends are existential issues.
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So, I would urge the secretary to rethink her relationship to this demographic.
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Plus, Captiv8 is offering demographic and brand affinity data about an influencer's audiences.
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The Walking Dead still scores extraordinarily high in its key 18–49 demographic.
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Biden and Warren tied for second among that demographic, both receiving 17 percent.
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Charles Schwab also introduced fractional trading last week to attract a younger demographic.
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The U.S. faces similar demographic problems, including a fertility rate of just 1.7.
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The shift was evident across all demographic groups, even those that favor Trump.
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It's also gory and there's a part of the demographic that loves gore.
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They're the largest demographic pirating Netflix (18 percent) and Hulu's service (20 percent).
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There's one big reason why winning the older demographic is so important: turnout.
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The Census Bureau published its annual update on the country's demographic development Thursday.
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So, kudos to the company for not preemptively excluding such a giant demographic.
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The audience for the show doesn't necessarily match that left-leaning demographic, though.
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In total, 432,133 participants contributed to the studies, across a broad demographic range.
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And this rising demographic isn't solely due to the trendiness of tattoo culture.
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Growing internationalism is not the only demographic shift behind the co-educational trend.
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Nintendo's latest gaming innovation, Nintendo Labo, has found itself an unexpected demographic: Cats.
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They are also a younger demographic group than their Christian or Jewish peers.
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The army's biggest challenge may not be legal or political, however, but demographic.
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It also thinks that the films are a solid match for its demographic.
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Marketers have traditionally chosen demographic groups to target, which arguably could be stereotypical.
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Mexicans, after all, still hold the key to a locked US voting demographic.
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Senior citizens are the fastest growing demographic of marijuana users in the country.
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The key, Klein said, is in the demographic that the company is targeting.
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While the demographic look of their support is different, it skews predictably left.
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The Republican National Convention's list of speakers did not reflect that demographic reality.
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But that reluctance to change is becoming a demographic problem for the Masons.
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"[Demographic data] sounds like something these organizations don't want to have," he says.
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America is undergoing a sweeping demographic transformation that is accelerating by the day.
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This means that Airbnb will not actually collect users' demographic information using Aadhaar.
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Another demographic is students who are living away from their regular doctor's practice.
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Indian policymakers have long gotten used to a 'demographic dividend' of young people.
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A high debt economy with adverse demographic trends needs even lower interest rates.
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But Mylan has messed with the scariest and most politically effective demographic: parents.
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As a technology writer, I was in the middle of its target demographic.
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She also saw an uptick in requests from an even unlikelier demographic: women.
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Yet on current polling, this demographic is reportedly the least likely to vote.
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CNN finished second, with 2628 million total viewers and 28500,6900 in that demographic.
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The Democratic Party can only ignore these demographic time bombs for so long.
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That lane cuts a demographic and geographical transect through typical Southern Californian sprawl.
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Participants tended to weigh users' reputations more than the demographic similarities between them.
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Though Japan is leading this demographic shift, the rest of Asia is following.
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It is troubling, however, because the simple demographic facts are hard to change.
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Maybe you were in the age demographic that advertiser was trying to reach?
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Goal: TechCrunch will report annually on the demographic makeup of its own staff.
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Observers say not enough is being done to prepare for this demographic shift.
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Usually, books marketed to the nostalgic adults demographic will condescend to the reader.
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"That just jams the thumb down harder on the scale" of demographic change.
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The target demographic for online far-right radicalization could not be more clear.
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In Nevada, she leads Trump in the demographic 65 percent to 21625 percent.
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Their strategies reflect a nostalgic Democratic base that is split along demographic lines.
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For a movement trying to survive serious demographic challenges, that's no small consideration.
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Most people tend to fall into the Clarissa generation or the Sabrina demographic.
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Demographic profile: The average age of heroin users in Australia is 37 years.
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There has never really been any question that this demographic would support Trump.
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The company combines demographic data with social and mobile interests and behavioral insights.
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One explanation for the improving fortunes of such migrants is China's demographic shift.
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The demographic shifts that have undercut California Republicans are reshaping the nation, too.
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But the straw poll presents an early snapshot of a key voting demographic.
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Both the entire House and Senate should disclose staff demographic data every year.
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If there is an American pathology, this is the demographic where it resides.
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Community service not only creates shared purpose, it engenders cohesion across demographic lines.
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Quinnipiac has him with a 22019 percent approval rating in the same demographic.
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As a baby boomer, she also happens to be in the target demographic.
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Black men have the highest lung cancer mortality rate of any demographic group.
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The report aggregates businesses into industry categories and workers into large demographic categories.
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" THE YOUNG MALE DEMOGRAPHIC IS ESSENTIAL ," she announces by fax from Los Angeles.
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The demographic fault lines of the Democratic Party are once again on display.
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Demographic trends are expected to raise that figure to 30 percent by 2030.
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The demographic is the first to be born entirely in the 21st century.
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Sometimes you just identify with a person, no matter his or her demographic.
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Clinton may prove to be even more polarizing, at least in demographic terms.
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These big demographic divides have added confusion to the polls in battleground states.
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Harris -- for both demographic and ideological reasons -- is an inherent contrast to Trump.
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In his view, it's the result of various demographic, cultural, and political trends.
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Variables such as candidates and other demographic shifts could yield dramatically different results.
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Many Americans troubled by demographic change complain that they have been left disenfranchised.
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This widens the demographic of people that the company can employ, he says.
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That doesn't tell you about the demographic makeup of registered or likely voters.
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Centenarians — people who are 100 years or older — are considered a rare demographic.
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As a woman and a minority, she helps neutralize Trump's main demographic weaknesses.
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Growth is already beginning to fall amid a distorted demographic structure, he said.
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They're going to go where the viewers are, and that's an older demographic.
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They're exactly the demographic that Trump flipped from Obama in the 2016 election.
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This could be labeled a knish and marketed to a whole new demographic.
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So why are things looking up for this large yet quietly suffering demographic?
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According to a 2015 demographic survey by International Game Developers Association, we're not.
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It's about making sure people from my demographic aren't doing the wrong thing.
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Occasionally, it also partners with retailers that also cater to their younger demographic.
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Japan, perhaps the country with the most oft-analyzed demographic challenges, is 11th.
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They're already the most likely demographic to turn out to vote in midterms.
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They're not even cool anymore to the demographic that once loved them most.
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Demographic change, assimilation and other seismic forces would ultimately produce a peaceful coexistence.
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It's not just about their demographic characteristics, either: A disproportionate share of Mrs.
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A big part of that decline is demographic: baby boomers hitting retirement age.
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According to the Pew calculations, those demographic changes will only continue in 2020.
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Internal migration has been in gradual decline ever since across all demographic groups.
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"That demographic — multiethnic — that is already the mainstream of California," Mr. Hernandez said.
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It's not a demographic that's spoken to, so they may not have knowledge.
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While no candidate wins any demographic universally, Warren didn't come close with women.
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The obesity epidemic affects every region of the country and every demographic group.
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Because we wore those clothes precisely to avoid becoming an easily legible demographic.
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But in almost any other demographic, Mr. Trump fares poorly in New York.
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Mostly, they each feel like a representative for a social or political demographic.
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Some demographic experts and conservatives have been sounding alarms about falling fertility rates.
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All of those demographic characteristics are correlated with views of race and immigration.
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Much of what rural places offer matches well with one demographic — older citizens.
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Voters are asked to provide basic demographic information like gender, age, and ethnicity.
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Our local DSA chapter has the same demographic representations as most of them.
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The balance of births and deaths is critical to a country's demographic health.
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"Are there demographic differences that make you a Democrat or Republican?" he says.
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Yet the demographic makeup of our schools doesn't fully reflect that new reality.
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Women have become the fastest growing demographic in the sport of fly fishing.
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But they were a major part of the demographic, social and cultural landscape.
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Do they wish to be immigrant nations with continual demographic and cultural change?
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Demographic experts warn that it will be difficult to change people's reproductive behavior.
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Google's database shows the demographic categories a campaign used to target an ad.
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Due primarily to demographic factors, the program grew in enrollment in recent years.
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"We knew that demographic shift was happening," said David Mortenson, the company's chairman.
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The demographic is the first to be born entirely in the 21st century.
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Tibet too, while remaining a predominantly Tibetan region, has seen major demographic shifts.
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This holds up even while accounting for demographic factors like education and race.
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Two factors that are fueling the competitiveness are demographic shifts and Mr. Trump.
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But lagging fertility rates and rising white mortality rates have sped demographic change.
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Would you prefer to be part of the dominant demographic group on campus?
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This supports Ms. Le Pen's narrative of a civilizational conflict along demographic lines.
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Ms. Yellen responded that demographic changes were the primary reason for the decline.
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That's a key demographic in a key early state on the primary calendar.
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Almost all of those districts have seen explosive demographic growth that benefits Democrats.
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On a local level, the demographic changes are leading to political changes too.
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They also collect demographic information and physical activity data, but remove identifying information.
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That move could bring its Apple Watch to an older demographic of users.
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And black women consistently vote for Democrats more than most other demographic groups.
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In fact, he's driven many voters in that demographic away from the party.
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So, I see fellow citizens suffering across the economic and social demographic spectrum.
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These figures extend to the 16 and above demographic for women as well.
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When it comes to such personal stories, aren't these demographic markers always relevant?
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In the younger demographic, Cavuto's numbers are up 41 percent from Feb. 2019.
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Netflix's demographic breakdown shows the company's leadership is made up of 49% women.
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Peter Drucker said that all great businesses are powered by a demographic shift.
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In the intervening decade, his demographic has undergone a pair of profound shifts.
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That gap between births and deaths has put Japan in a demographic squeeze.
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In the 2020 election, however, Bernie supporters are a far more diverse demographic.
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The demographic mirrors the migration of Asian families to suburbs across the country.
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Women of color made up the smallest demographic of critics at 4 percent.
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Because Nomos aims for a younger demographic, its C.E.O., Uwe Ahrendt, is optimistic.
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How has Japan's economy remained resilient in the face of its demographic challenges?
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Demographic pressures have been worrying countries across Europe, including Spain, Italy and Germany.
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Shrinking Japan Japan has been on a steady demographic decline since the 1970s.
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The wealth tax concept enjoys support across political parties and all demographic groups.
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Fox News's prime time lineup was strong with the 25-to-54 demographic.
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It adds to the growing concern about a demographic disaster in the region.
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Of the group, Rumble probably does the best at marketing to my demographic.
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On top of all this, Puerto Rico is facing a major demographic problem.
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MSNBC was third, with 28500 million total viewers and 6900,2628 in the demographic.
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Argentines now make up the second-largest demographic in M.L.S., trailing only Americans.
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We're talking about the exact demographic that can help move your business forward.
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Clearly, a player's skin color affects the demographic breakdown of his fan base.
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He identified a key demographic in the right markets and successfully targeted it.
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It was also a way for Clinton to connect to a younger demographic.
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Those factors could drastically change the demographic that demands human-only financial advice.
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This new business model can help distribute wealth and widen the investor demographic.
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Bitcoin has the potential to reach this demographic and provide those financial services.
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These amenities appealed to many people not in the millennial demographic, of course.
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Instead, address millennials as you would employees in any other demographic group. Why?
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With his socialist views, Sanders looks dead in the water with that demographic.
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It is not clear how demographic change will affect politics in the future.
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The show speaks to a very specific demographic of young, urban, black professionals.
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It's also heavy union territory (a huge demographic for Donald Trump in 6643).
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Commentators pondered the effect on the president's base, women and other demographic groups.
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They're the demographic group most at risk of being victimized by violent crime.
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In the private sector, shareholders bear the opportunity lost by excluding demographic groups.
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Despite its strong quarter, West Virginia still faces steeper demographic and economic challenges.
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But that is also the demographic that Brown or Casey could shoot for.
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Few investors understand the magnitude of the looming demographic crisis and its ramifications.
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Combined together, these trends create a perfect demographic storm for the US economy.
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In smaller U.S. cities and rural areas, demographic decline is a painful reality.
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Their effects are lost amid the noise of demographic shifts and macroeconomic drivers.
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Democrats don't need to win this demographic to win elections by any means.
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"Old angry white guys are not a core demographic for Nike," he said.
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The company would not offer specifics on the demographic breakdown of its tenants.
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We also have to think about the demographic makeup of the industry itself.
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The interviewer generally finishes the call with demographic questions that help with weighting the data (like age, education, and race) and demographic questions that could be used for analysis (like political party affiliation, and religious beliefs, and labor union membership).
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"Despite the drop (in housing starts) in September, Canadian residential construction remains at a level that is higher than demographic needs," said Krishen Rangasamy, senior economist at National Bank Financial, estimating that a 190,000 pace of starts would meet demographic needs.
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The price reductions did not attract customers outside Whole Foods' traditional upper-income demographic.
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This rising demographic "bulge" will create the largest working-age population in the world.
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Gingrich doesn't expand the map or help make inroads with any key demographic group.
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In public opinion polls, it is supported by virtually every demographic, region, and party.
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"The demographic that we are targeting are traveling more than ever before," said Hernandez.
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Globally, many other middle-income countries also are experiencing similar demographic and economic transitions.
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Pandora is an older music platform and therefore grabs an older demographic than Spotify.
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Third, it's noteworthy that almost every city does better when you apply demographic adjustments.
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This is based on reams of voter surveys and demographic data from past elections.
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And so, reaching -- you know, I guess I would be in the younger demographic.
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And this means lawmakers need to grapple with policies that address the demographic shift.
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Their wins are ideological victories for the left but also reflect basic demographic dynamics.
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There's just one problem: Despite our demographic diversity, not everyone's beauty gets equal representation.
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We have a really good demographic of kids spread out across the entire group.
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According to Anthony, the highly coveted demographic represents 60 percent of Snap's user base.
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In November, Pymetrics made public a tool to audit for demographic bias in algorithms.
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Until now, this is something that demographic has been forced to navigate for themselves.
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Mike and Chris may well have excelled, but he propelled them in the demographic.
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"Model performance was lower for this demographic," it notes, without saying how much lower.
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But enrollment among that demographic has to day fallen fall short of insurers' hopes.
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Natives, per capita, serve in the U.S. military more than any other racial demographic.
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Unsurprisingly, one demographic where Disney+ was far more popular was parents with young kids.
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The demographic that found the technique the least acceptable was over 65-years-old.
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And the branding they have isn't appealing to the demographic they seem to want.
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Read Nidhi Prakash's feature on courting the votes of this young, highly-engaged demographic.
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There was absolutely no demographic pattern in who was self-aware and who wasn't.
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Builders is the word that betaworks uses to describe its core demographic for Studios.
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"There is a young Indian demographic who are enormous consumers of smartphones," Sarkar adds.
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If that sounds a mite too limited to you, you're not the target demographic.
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Then he breaks down his average audience demographic by region on his YouTube channel.
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They can't vote, but the under-seven demographic sure has a lot to say.
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MSNBC had 225 million viewers and 254,23.1 viewers in the coveted 0003-2000 demographic.
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The demographic shift has upended the advertising business that undergirds the network TV model.
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It's hard to admit, but unfortunately I was the target demographic for their partnership.
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Still, he shows signs of encroaching on her advantage among once-reliable demographic groups.
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I am, in other words, the target demographic for the daily fantasy sports industry.
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The equivalent numbers in Japan show that this isn't a story of demographic inevitability.
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We've chronicled the most consequential demographic shift on our planet: the aging, childless future.
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But they argue that demographic evidence points away from social media as a cause.
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As the baby-boom generation enters retirement, a demographic counterweight will come in handy.
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Understandably so — photographers and videographers have long been a core demographic for the company.
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Demographic forces are a further brake on how fast average wages can rise sustainably.
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It may be waiting until its target demographic — teens — are no longer in school.
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So, which demographic is most likely to skip on a trip to the vet?
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A new study released by the city shows demographic alignment is still far away.
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It also has demographic advantages, when compared to every other developed nation on earth.
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That's not just simply from a demographic perspective but also from a worldview perspective.
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We view them as platforms that we can reach a different audience and demographic.
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Demographic change is perhaps most likely bring the greatest change in the Democrats' favour.
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Back then, exit polls showed that he netted 57 percent of the same demographic.
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Rival theories blame populism on deep cultural insecurities prompted by demographic and social change.
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Mass childlessness is not a sign of demographic collapse, nor is it remotely novel.
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Friedman does not, however, discuss the demographic change issue at all in his paper.
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Unaffordable marriages are also a factor in China's bigger demographic problem - falling birth rates.
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National opinion polls show Clinton leading Trump among several demographic groups, notably women voters.
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But in reality, demographic characteristics, like education, are often far less important than geography.
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The second was to make the app, which targets a millennial demographic, more engaging.
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Second, Ms Snider identifies another powerful demographic factor behind the spread of ticket sales.
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However, other states where Trump is doing better are also undergoing similar demographic changes.
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At the root of this reversal is growing anxiety about China's stark demographic transition.
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"Job opportunities and demographic trends influence migration more than tax rates," the report said.
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Primarily, that I am not exactly a member of the target demographic for BST.
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And these demographic groups are becoming an increasingly important constituency in the Democratic primary.
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Both of those are younger than the 18-to-34 demographic interviewed in Japan.
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"We know that moms are our advocates, and a really important demographic," Ferguson said.
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This demographic divergence is a big reason to fear that poverty will stick around.
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But these online polls rarely ask enough demographic information — race, education, age, gender, etc.
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"It's so weird how the same demographic has been frozen in time," Crawford said.
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This provides context for the kind of language that's most appealing to that demographic.
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And it tests "demographic differentials" — how algorithms perform based on gender, age, and race.
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Some demographic groups were found to be more responsive to sporting success than others.
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Advertisers can target users by either interest or geography, with demographic targeting available later.
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Motorcycle manufacturers are now largely competing for an aging and shrinking American buying demographic.
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For them, Trump's victory shows it is Democrats, not Republicans, who face demographic challenges.
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But young voters aren't the only key demographic that Clinton is having difficulty reaching.
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An eating disorder is a mental illness that can affect people across every demographic.
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Needless to say, the app, a pretty clear attempt at Snapchat's demographic, barely registered.
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True, voters more positively evaluated vice presidential candidates who belonged to their demographic group.
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Half the states are southern, giving the Super Tuesday electorate a particular demographic tilt.
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Well, he was busting the unions, and that's a key demographic for that issue.
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NBC, however, won in that demographic for a second night, with 1.6 million viewers.
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It's important not to generalize and not to categorize teams by age or demographic.
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At some point, the party's geographic advantage will be overwhelmed by that demographic disadvantage.
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The prefecture's demographic woes reflect what the nation as a whole faces, experts say.
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Demographic trends, weak investment and slower overseas growth are pulling it down even more.
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Demographic shifts account for much of the future risk of an unsustainable federal debt.
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The trend is increasing, and intensity of use is really consistent across every demographic.
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There are sharper demographic splits among the Democratic electorate than on the Republican side.
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During his Fox News interview, Trump defended his standing among other demographic groups, too.
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Demographic trends, weak investment and slower overseas growth were pulling it down even more.
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Much has been written about Budweiser's demise among the demographic, which prefers craft beer.
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That demographic shift is one theme the fund has been investing in, said Machin.
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Putin, meanwhile, isn't free in his policy making, but is constrained by demographic factors.
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Lil' ol' Secret Sender just couldn't compete when it came to the older demographic.
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The story of conservative fears over demographic change in California began long before Trump.
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More than any other demographic, Latinos believe the American Dream can still be achieved.
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Support for additional government help follows the demographic contours of each party's core supporters.
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She openly talks about sex, and for BET's 18-49 demographic that was risqué.
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It also reaches a highly coveted and hard-to-reach advertising demographic, millennial males.
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Even so, viewed through a demographic lens, she is heading down the wrong path.
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CNN was second, with 28500 million viewers and 6900,2628 in the 28503-22019 demographic.
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Demographic profile: Meth users are predominantly male with an average age of 28 years.
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The station won the night in the key 22019-54 demographic advertisers covet most.
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As a young person with flat feet, I represent a core, underrepresented market demographic.
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It's essentially the same thing, only it's targeting a younger demographic, more student focused.
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The sneaker buying and collecting trend is growing among millennials, and other demographic groups.
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We're able to solve the demographic problem, and improve productivity at the same time.
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According to the Washington Post, it's a demographic that has consistently voted against Clinton.
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Musicians from all genres posted their own tributes, emphasizing the singer's demographic-breaking reach.
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VICE: First off, why are singles becoming the fastest growing demographic throughout the world?
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Homegrown extremist threat mirrors the demographic and the diversity of beliefs in any country.
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And though their demographic power is waning, there are still a lot of them.
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MedMen's real goal is to normalize marijuana and target a broader demographic of customer.
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Nevada is a swing state turning bluer with demographic changes and elevated Democratic enthusiasm.
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The Hill-HarrisX survey found a number of stark demographic divides on the question.
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"Addiction pervades every single socioeconomic demographic that there is," Laird said on Power Lunch.
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Cultural and demographic changes, they argue, make the party's base wide enough to win.
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Midterm elections are historically dominated by older voters, a much more reliably Republican demographic.
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Currently the massive demographic favors Clinton over Trump, 54 percent to 30 percent respectively.
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There was a time when young people were the most coveted demographic in politics.
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Our highest scoring demographic was millennials when it comes to affinity to Home Depot.
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What do you get when an abundant demographic cohort hits the 65-year mark?
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Rather, Facebook is disclosing actual data that may include demographic information and social interactions.
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India is also in the midst of a demographic transition, as birth rates fall.
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Across the three states, key demographic groups also reacted to Trump in similar ways.
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According to JPMorgan, Amazon Prime's demographic fits well into the typical independent restaurant owner.
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What does make sense is to keep demographic changes in mind when planning investments.
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Clinton's gains from demographic change could be as small as a single percentage point.
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In this state of razor-tight contests, every small demographic shift is closely watched.
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Using USA Rugby's demographic and event data, Schoninger spent the winter doing due diligence.
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But alienating that demographic might cause further pain in his quest for re-election.
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Still, some demographic features of gun ownership tend to reinforce a particular political posture.
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"In general, we would have an older demographic at town hall meetings," said Rep.
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The groups poured late energy into targeting demographic groups that could sway the election.
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More young people will pick up cycling, reversing a trend toward an aging demographic.
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"It's among the lowest out of all of the demographic groups," Yukhananov told Hill.
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"This is perfect for our demographic," co-founder and CEO Aaron Sanandres told CNBC.
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Nate Those two states don't look very different in terms of those demographic numbers.
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Yet the idea of Thomas Jefferson's agrarian America has receded slowly despite demographic change.
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The desire to save money while doing so, however, doesn't disappear with this demographic.
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But in the crucible of online fandom, demographic distinctions can coarsen into warring factions.
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They're not designed to tell us much about the demographic profile of the electorate.
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On Tuesday night, he warned about the impact of demographic changes on American society.
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Fazel-Zarandi's study compared inflows and outflows of immigrants as well as demographic data.
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"It's the same demographic shift that is taking place across the country," he said.
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In the age demographic most important to advertisers, Lemon's "CNN Tonight" at 10 p.m.
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This is, indeed, Trump's very best demographic and in some sense his electoral base.
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"The party is going to have to moderate, simply through demographic change," Jacobson says.
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ET and 6900,2628 viewers in the key 28503-22019 demographic, most coveted by advertisers.
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The people who were in their seats were certainly older than the Coachella demographic.
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They were more interested in the demographic and psychographic key elements of those messages.
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Today, Netflix and Amazon are the top two services that attract this key demographic.
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But here's one demographic you may not have known she appealed to: Neo-Nazis.
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Somnuek and his team worked to increase Kalare's profitability, targeting the foreign tourist demographic.
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The only demographic group that excessively drives interest in trying new applications are millennials.
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But she could also try not publicly insulting the demographic she's hoping to employ.
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It seems that Beyoncé's got a whole lot of new fans in this demographic.
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Michael Bublé, whose key demographic is between the ages of 45 and the grave.
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The demographic for that is more open—it's not just Muslim women buying them.
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Brands love young people, but only because they represent the most valuable consumer demographic.
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For Target, too, the move is about catering to a very specific demographic: savers.
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The first key process was demographic change, and the rapid growth of immigrant populations.
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Cultural and demographic change can ripple into politics slowly, and then all at once.
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Clinton allies argue that these demographic quirks made those states unusually favorable to Sanders.
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Since then, however, labor shortages have worsened and demographic forecasts have become more dire.
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Like Georgia, Texas has also trended less Republican in recent years amid demographic changes.
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They looked at demographic and socioeconomic changes to see if they had any effect.
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Snapchat's younger demographic has attracted candidates to the service ahead of the midterm elections.
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The only major demographic group that Mr. Sanders won in Virginia was young voters.
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But [in the primary] he is running very well among a traditional Democratic demographic.
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The eastern states have an older demographic, and a harder time finding qualified workers.
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But that demographic shift inflamed ethnic tensions, especially within some of the larger cities.
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But it overshadows the deepening impact of the carceral state on other demographic groups.
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People who are 55 years and older are the social network's fastest growing demographic.
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And demographic drivers of trade imbalances are usually a lot less clear than this.
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Border infrastructure, largely designed for single males, has not adjusted to the demographic shift.
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In doing so, the president aligned fear of demographic change with fear of terrorism.
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The failure of that book's predictions has scared people off from making demographic forecasts.
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