Moreover, this disparity in progress is a consequence of a disparity in strategy.
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But as we do that," he said, "we must end the disparity within the disparity.
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The pay disparity between blacks and browns and whites of the same jobs — the disparity, it's embarrassing.
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"The disparity on the offensive boards, the disparity at the line — maybe they canceled each other out," Budenholzer said.
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This genetic disparity in college completion is as big as the disparity between rich and poor students in America.
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The problem of racial disparity is often inextricably tied to gender disparity, and minority women may be doubly targeted, with both racism and sexism.
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The poll also found a stark racial disparity in the results, mirroring the racial disparity among who's most affected by the US criminal justice system.
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It would end the federal sentencing disparity between powder and crack cocaine — a disparity created by legislation sponsored by Mr. Biden, who has since apologized.
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"We must take on the disparity within the disparity, the racial disparities which exist in this country, which are growing wider and wider," Mr. Sanders said.
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" She also stressed that "before you can talk about the economic disparity within the knitting community, you have to recognize that it mirrors the disparity in the larger community.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads As long as there is gender disparity in the art world, there will be art projects about gender disparity in the art world.
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" He said that "a disparate-impact claim that relies on a statistical disparity must fail if the plaintiff cannot point to a defendant's policy or policies causing that disparity.
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" He said that "a disparate-impact claim that relies on a statistical disparity must fail if the plaintiff cannot point to a defendant's policy or policies causing that disparity.
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In an industry dogged by pay disparity issues — in addition to several well-publicized sexual harassment and gender discrimination lawsuits — it's troubling that, at least in LA, this disparity has grown.
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Amputations are considered a "mega-disparity" and dwarf nearly every other health disparity by race and ethnicity, said Dr. Dean Schillinger, a medical professor at the University of California-San Francisco.
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The disparity in Trump's responses is striking -- and telling.
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Biden has voiced regret for the sentencing disparity between crack and powder cocaine that stemmed from one of those measures, noting he and former President Barack Obama worked to reduce that disparity.
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"We feel like people within the movement have definitely addressed racial disparity but haven't adequately taken action to counteract that racial disparity," Tyah Roberts, a 17-year-old junior, told Refinery29 on Friday.
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These companies also stress that they pay competitive benefits and salaries; Vice, for its part, has increased retirement benefits and set a goal of fixing pay disparity after settling a pay disparity lawsuit.
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This disparity turns out to be not at all surprising.
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The disparity has steadily grown in recent years (see chart).
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A day later, Singh, 22018, tweeted about the gender disparity.
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That's creating regional disparity, greater economic inequality, and greater frustration.
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Critics have said the disparity has unfairly hurt minority communities.
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There's hope on the horizon for Hollywood's gender disparity problem.
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The disparity between male & female players sometimes is unbelievable.#USOpen2018pic.twitter.
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And president Duterte took advantage of that severe power disparity.
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Satellite imagery of the two storms also reflects this disparity.
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They found a gender disparity: 54% of Black men vs.
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Click here to view original GIFThe major disparity "XXX" engenders.
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News anchor Catt Sadler left the network over pay disparity.
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Right. Cuban: Because then the disparity would decline as well.
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This disparity is also reflected in the money at stake.
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The type of disparity in Flushing is hardly an aberration.
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In some parts of Florida, the disparity was much greater.
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That disparity can also been seen in the jobless rate.
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There's more inequality within countries and more disparity across countries.
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The disparity is even larger for trans people of color.
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But in some cases, men face gender pay disparity, too.
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The drastic pay disparity between Catt Sadler and her E!
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I was quite aware of that disparity from the beginning.
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A disparity is also seen in the complexity of jobs.
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The wage disparity between the U.S. and Mexico is glaring.
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We must end unnecessary arrests and end disparity in enforcement.
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Yet there remains a distinct disparity in our collective interest.
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This disparity entrenches Harvard's retrograde tradition of privileges for men.
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This disparity has grown especially quickly in midwestern swing states.
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The consequences of this norm extend beyond pay disparity, though.
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It is not surpising that this kind of disparity exists.
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This disparity highlights money's critical role in achieving today's milestones.
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The belief is that racial disparity equates with racial injustice.
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By definition, this "statewide match" proposal would eliminate that disparity.
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"We are seeing the disparity close," she said on Wednesday.
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Naturally, the size disparity in the two packages was enormous.
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This disparity has already had parallels in the real world.
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Williams has previously spoken out about pay disparity in Hollywood.
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At the U.S. level, this disparity is even more pronounced.
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Given this persistent disparity, the Weinstein surge might prove temporary.
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I notice the struggle embedded in income and wealth disparity.
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For boys, that disparity jumps to a factor of 20.
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So I plan to address this disparity head on too.
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This disparity, and lag, represent the paradox of the moment.
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Huerta isn't the only one to capitalize on that disparity.
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Perhaps no neighborhood's enforcement disparity is more glaring than Brownsville.
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You can see the disparity clearly in the following chart.
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An Indian crowdfunding platform, Milaap, further illustrated this gender disparity.
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That seems like a huge disparity, a musical culture gap.
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Another reason for the disparity comes from their own upbringings.
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The disparity was even greater at the nation's top universities.
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However, there is one exception to this campaign event disparity.
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On the high school level, the disparity is even greater.
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But the disparity, they say, comes down to cultural differences.
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The disparity, they say, gives foreign firms a price advantage.
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" The President suggested that the disparity came from "rogue prosecutors.
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" "McCarthy and Emmer reviewed the overall numbers and the disparity.
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This disparity and the suffering it creates needs to stop.
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"I love that disparity and that breadth," Ms. Bedeaux said.
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A long legacy of racism is what's behind the disparity.
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Sibilia called the disparity a vestige of America's segregationist past.
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"The disparity between paper and canvas is big," says Samuels.
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The move also underlined the fundraising disparity between the two.
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She has highlighted racial and gender disparity in elected offices.
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Republicans agree that Congress should help narrow the pay disparity.
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Making them even shorter could make that disparity even worse.
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A third Congress source estimated the disparity at twice that.
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The racial disparity held up after controlling for different circumstances.
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He said their different methodologies likely accounted for the disparity.
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Fully 80 percent of black women say they're aware of the disparity between white men and black women, and 67 percent of Hispanic women are aware of the disparity between white men and Latinas.
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For example, Philadelphia had the biggest sentencing disparity compared to other cities (63.8 percent), but much of that disparity was driven by judges handing down sentences that were significantly more lenient than the city average.
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Sadly, that kind of disparity in venture capital extends beyond Sequoia.
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This disparity in global pricing is not lost on startup companies.
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" But Sadler asserts that the pay disparity is not Kennedy's "fault.
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" But Sadler asserted that the pay disparity is not Kennedy's "fault.
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What does this disparity between viewer voting and jury voting mean?
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Hollywood writers and stars were not happy with the gender disparity.
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The disparity has caused growth forecasts to fall out of sync.
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Possession disparity helps Predators take series lead on Blues NASHVILLE, Tenn.
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This has led to the valuation disparity with traditional money managers.
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The disparity is even greater for African American and Hispanic women.
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These differences are reflected by a wide disparity in valuation multiples.
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The disparity has even prompted calls for a new playoff format.
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One of the underlying reasons for the disparity in Mars vs.
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This has resulted in increased sponsorship and awareness about the disparity.
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The disparity in pay scale is a perfect example of that.
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The disparity does not improve for those age 413 and older.
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In fact, there is research that reflects this disparity in perception.
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But the disparity exists thanks to another sort of gender bias.
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The firm advised investors that the disparity was a red flag.
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The disparity in supply increases could add to yield curve flattening.
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The disparity in leadership roles, Bhargava says, ultimately hurts everyone involved.
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Deutsche Bank and Commerzbank declined to comment on the pay disparity.
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When there is a vast disparity between expectations and reality. 8.
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It's about the disparity in focus between Twitter and its users.
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This disparity can largely be explained by differences in home values.
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Ten years on from the original exhibition, the economic disparity persists.
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One concern is the disparity in scale between suppliers and customers.
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At bottom, there is only one explanation for the blatant disparity.
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The state's reservoir levels reflect the geographical disparity of El Niño.
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The disparity is even more striking for employees working service jobs.
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The American people are fully aware of this disparity in coverage.
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That disparity has cut like a knife through the business community.
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For Turnage, this is about a disparity between management and workers.
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The disparity in coverage surrounding Hasson's arrest is even more striking.
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But all that does not seem sufficient to explain the disparity.
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This disparity comes despite a high percentage of female art students.
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The disparity between small states and big ones has always existed.
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Brazil has some of the highest income disparity on the planet.
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Young females are skilled and capable, yet still a disparity exists.
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This disparity suggests suicides by drug intoxication are likely drastically undercounted.
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That disparity equals more than 2200 percent of the final tally.
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Some critics of the coverage say this disparity amounts to sexism.
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Based on the commission's report, this disparity has grown over time.
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Of course, wealth disparity in New York City is nothing new.
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I was stunned by the apparent gender disparity in organ donation.
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This gender disparity problem is not unique to the letters page.
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The racial disparity among women in prison, however, has considerably narrowed.
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Oh has had to deal with this disparity throughout her career.
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The gender disparity worsened for women living farther from the hospital.
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This disparity remains despite the mother's socioeconomic status and education level.
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Medical care is just one manifestation of China's wide wealth disparity.
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The disparity is even more pronounced among families who were homeless.
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Clayton also addressed the racial disparity in the maternal mortality numbers.
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The diversity of coffins in the Egyptian section reflects wealth disparity.
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And this disparity is only set to grow, despite the tariffs.
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The legislation takes aim at a strange disparity in federal law.
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Here, the disparity between the two men comes into sharp relief.
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But what's worse is in some cases this disparity is intentional.
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Not the self imposed by parents, racism, sexism or economic disparity.
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That same disparity of costs holds for millions of drug-users.
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Russia has greater economic disparity than any other major global power.
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India has the biggest disparity out of the eight countries measured.
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But neither of us realized just how bad the disparity was.
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There's also been questions about how Facebook is treating coding done by female programmers and about why there appears to be a pay disparity ... there doesn't appear to be, there is a pay disparity at Google.
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"Having conversations at home, early and often, about things like income disparity, wealth disparity, the value of money —including online currency — is going to equip the kids to have a better chance at success," she said.
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Both reports highlight the continuing disparity of outcomes across regions of America.
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And external hiring is not making up the disparity in promotion rates.
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Instead of being bitter, however, Jankowski sees this disparity as a challenge.
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The disparity is especially noticeable when it comes to Chile's startup ecosystem.
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Hughes is among those who view the disparity as a national crisis.
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That pricing disparity in itself seemed like a big problem worth solving.
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This disparity reveals a massive health gap between rural and urban populations.
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"That's something scientists are studying to better understand that [disparity]," she says.
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There is a big disparity between black and white pupils' average attainment.
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One reason for the disparity may, ironically, be racism against nonwhite Americans.
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As our sixth glass-ceiling index shows, disparity between countries remains wide.
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Amazon had been facing criticism for its pay disparity, including from Sen.
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Cavs owner Dan Gilbert tweeted at halftime about the free throw disparity.
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The disparity in the response, which has been extensively reported, is disgraceful.
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The wage disparity becomes even greater once race is taken into account.
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Rob doesn't waste any time addressing the disparity in their love languages.
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There is also a massive racial disparity in these kinds of convictions.
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However, when the illness was extremely severe, the disparity was less pronounced.
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Meet the latest member of the outcome-disparity club: the sleep gap.
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But, you know, when you look at the disparity in the numbers.
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At 16 of those schools, the disparity is at least five points.
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" But Sadler also asserted that the pay disparity was not Kennedy's "fault.
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The disparity is primarily due to more women filling lower-ranking jobs.
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When you break things down by income, the disparity is even bigger.
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This sort of disparity is apparent through the Italian inflation-linked curve.
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Samsung wins for multicore, but notice the disparity for single core scores.
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The dueling demonstrations on Boston Common showed a shocking disparity in size.
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This disparity only rises as black children advance through the education system.
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The disparity can make a big difference when it comes to retirement.
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Adding to the disparity, Washington treats the disabled differently in each territory.
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And my answer to income disparity is basically a fairer tax structure.
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The disparity is particularly pronounced among college-educated women and white women.
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There is a significant disparity of empathy toward children versus the elderly.
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On a national scale, the pay disparity is still a persistent issue.
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For those young people, this disparity has real and long-lasting consequences.
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Research since then has confirmed the disparity in states across the country.
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My home state of Illinois also wrestles with a maternal mortality disparity.
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Today, wealth disparity has pushed that number down to about 82 percent.
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When asked about the disparity in numbers, Wood said they were reunited.
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Despite the disparity, the nation is improving when it comes to charity.
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What accounts for this disparity in Human Development in the Middle East?
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Today's pay gap The pay disparity is especially large for college graduates.
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In some ways this disparity is baked into New York City's design.
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Even education level doesn't reduce pay disparity much, according to Pew data.
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India's army chief complained that the disparity "dashed our hopes" of modernization.
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The wage disparity creates many problems, from morale issues to higher turnover.
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He will not admit that unfettered markets exacerbate the disparity he decries.
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The disparity in enthusiasm between the two sides makes it even steeper.
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But that doesn't fully explain the racial disparity, the Times analysis found.
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The disparity in wage growth is worsening income inequality across the country.
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The income disparity in our country is the next great economic crisis.
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"This disparity affects the administration of justice in this state," he wrote.
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As the disparity grows, black franchisees are cutting ties with McDonald&aposs.
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There are a number of factors at play causing this lending disparity.
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He supported reducing the disparity in sentencing for cocaine and crack possession.
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Our criminal justice system is already struggling with racial bias and disparity.
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Nothing exposes this disparity like a storm that impacts all of us.
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Again, the authors concluded that racial bias may contribute to the disparity.
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Law enforcement veterans were less struck by the disparity than Mr. Morin.
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It's not as important as Medicare for All, obviously, or economic disparity.
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But facts about gender and ethnic disparity in the arts don't lie.
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The biggest: They accidentally created a massive disparity in the agricultural industry.
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Some labor advocates have blamed tech for contributing to this economic disparity.
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Whether a neighborhood had high criminal activity did not explain the disparity.
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It's impossible to blame LeBron for any or all of this disparity.
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Growing income disparity will be extremely difficult to halt, much less reverse.
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The income disparity between electric-vehicle owners and the average American taxpayer is stark, but it is even more galling that the industry considers the tax credit to be a "successful incentive so far" given the demographic disparity.
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Critics say that sentencing disparity has contributed to disproportionate penalties against African-Americans.
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The disparity could hurt Democrats in Ohio, a vital battleground in the Nov.
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Among the largest US companies, the clothing brand Gap had the largest disparity.
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"There has been a lot of talk about disparity of level," Jomard said.
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This disparity is illustrated with a simple question: Which populations can say no?
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But in reality, discrimination only accounts for a small fraction of this disparity.
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"The pay disparity between men and women is just too large," Lloyd said.
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Despite these improvements, gender disparity at the top shows no signs of disappearing.
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Simply put, there's a profound disparity of social power embedded within its practice.
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The disparity has tugged away at the communal ethos Disney hoped to foster.
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Arrest rates for non-gun assaults do not show a similar racial disparity.
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Nonetheless, there are women out there who see this disparity as an opportunity.
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Why it matters: The disparity promotes wealth inequality along gender and race lines.
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The commission aims to tackle the broad culture of abuse and power disparity.
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The disparity has made it hard to attract talented back-of-house staff.
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The disparity also calls to mind the coverage of Brock Turner's rape trial.
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Historically speaking, last night's gender disparity in Grammy winners is unfortunately nothing new.
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"If there's something similar in policing, there might be a disparity," Stoughton said.
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The disparity allowed Mr Trump to dictate terms like the star he is.
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But the disparity is worth mentioning and points to some potential QA troubles.
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The disparity means there are concerns about start-ups like Digital Asset Holdings.
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Until very recently, there was also a disparity in both sites' reporting mechanisms.
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There may be a few possible reasons for this disparity, the authors speculated.
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This stretches the disparity between the haves and the have-nots even further.
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The difficulty is that there is a disparity of experience as inequality increases.
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Tax reformers attempted to narrow the disparity during tax reform but fell short.
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Washington, DC, has the highest pay disparity, with a 167% difference in earnings.
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The reform now being discussed would retroactively reduce the disparity of old sentences.
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We have to then look at educational inequality or health disparity or spending.
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That disparity did not go unnoticed by many American women watching at home.
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More troubling, the disparity persists even when controlling for precollege academic aptitude scores.
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The following metros are ranked by smallest cost of living disparity to largest.
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While economic indicators illustrate the disparity, freedom remains the core of the problem.
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Another disparity: On anonymous review site Glassdoor, Uber has a 4.1-star rating.
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Perhaps it's the difference in political results that is driving the coverage disparity.
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If you can't see the disparity between the coverage of South Bend, Ind.
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However, there remains a substantial disparity between women's prize money and the men's.
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It seems unlikely that the disparity would be as great as this, however.
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Importation advocates have long exaggerated the disparity between Canadian and American drug prices.
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Fan art is notorious for the disparity between amazing and amazingly awful artworks.
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The disparity of density between the thigh and the knee cap is tremendous.
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Lawrence addressed the wage disparity in a powerful essay written for Lenny Letter.
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Despite the short turnaround and stylistic disparity between her opponents, Stephens dispatched both.
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Perhaps the most clinically significant factor in this health disparity, however, is loneliness.
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The study cited multiple possible factors that could be causing this racial disparity.
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A recent study about women working in Hollywood is backing up that disparity.
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What continues to fuel gender disparity in access to finance across the continent?
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Keith Pelley, the European Tour's chief executive, doesn't seem bothered by the disparity.
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However, there's more disparity among progressives: 32% of men said they back Sen.
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Not surprisingly, that kind of income disparity is bound to create some resentment.
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The disparity of success between these men and our pop women is striking.
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We already know that diversity and pay disparity are problems in Silicon Valley.
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"Without that large disparity in economic strength, both sides lose," Professor Conybeare said.
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The disparity between the two agencies' assessments of South Sudan is slightly blurrier.
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Discussing how they were cast, the actresses accidentally uncovered a potentially awkward disparity.
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It's still unclear how much the choreography will hint at Brazil's wealth disparity.
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The disparity within the sport between the elite and hoi polloi is vast.
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Rarely, however, has the disparity been on such stark display as with Uber.
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Psychiatrists do believe at least some of the gender disparity is called for.
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It also found that there was racial disparity in who received those sentences.
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The disparity between the living Nietzsche and the written one was indeed drastic.
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India also fears the growing disparity between China's military might and its own.
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A number of blogs pointed out the apparent disparity in the match-up.
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As to why this disparity exists, there are many potential explanations, she said.
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"We have to reduce the disparity in income in our country," Pelosi said.
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Having set the bar so high, Peele can be forgiven for the disparity.
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It took just one generation for the American black-white disparity to manifest.
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Now granted, there was a clear disparity in the tone of the questions.
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The disparity in ad spending reflects the political dilemma facing so many Democrats.
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At the extreme ends of the spectrum, the income disparity has only intensified.
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But among offenders imprisoned for more minor felonies, the racial disparity is glaring.
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Yet, he says, the disparity between black and white franchisees was a constant.
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Citi's announcement revealed a 29% company-wide pay disparity between men and women.
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Why It Might Not: There is a substantial talent disparity to be neutralized.
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The NBC News/SurveyMonkey poll showed a major partisan disparity in shutdown blame.
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Is the Native American disparity problem also not unique to the letters pages?
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But the disparity predates the existence of border barriers separating the two towns.
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This disparity in attention is probably because it was neither exciting nor elite.
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Fellow actors expressed outrage at the pay disparity when it came to light.
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According to Safechuck and Robson, Michael Jackson was drawn to this power disparity.
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A Medicaid-funded program has eliminated a racial health disparity in the state.
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Sure, so we look at the disparity in net worth across different races.
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There's some speculation as to what the cause of this disparity might be.
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To his credit, Dimchev discloses the pay disparity and speaks with commendable candor.
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According to the High Pay Centre, the aim of Fat Cat Tuesday is to highlight the disparity between pay for those at the top of listed companies and ordinary workers and raise doubts about government efforts to address wage disparity.
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"Those who have less than high school or high school only have seen a deteriorating economic circumstance -- that leads to greater and greater income disparity, wealth disparity within the population, a lot of resentment, anger and finger-pointing," he said.
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In case you don't think we have a problem with wealth disparity in America.
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The typical immigrant is young and motivated by economic disparity -- and always has been.
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But pay wasn't the only disparity between Hubers and her male colleague, she said.
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Images of Barack Obama's inauguration alongside Trump's show the huge disparity in crowd size.
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Still awesome, but not quite the same disparity or on-court results as before.
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And at the same time politics and the disparity issue are going to merge.
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They found a much greater disparity in the teeth of crocodylians than exists today.
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That disparity is among the top reasons why hunger remains such an intractable problem.
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The same disparity holds within countries, none more so than the US: Striking, no?
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The large halftime margin was the result of huge first-half disparity in shooting.
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Given the disparity in storylines, it's worth taking a hard look at the numbers.
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That disparity makes massive wealth dark comedy; it also turns it into fairy tale.
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The merger was contentious because of a huge disparity in the two firms' valuations.
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For Mrs Clinton's cheerleaders, the disparity is enough to prove she has been traduced.
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"Addressing gender disparity was never a priority for the company," Gruenberg told BuzzFeed News.
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If the disparity was remedied, that number would skyrocket to 46.5 percent of patients.
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He pushed to reduce the disparity in punishments for crack and powder cocaine offences.
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"We cannot allow that extreme social disparity to happen in America," Mr. Regil said.
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Some of the disparity in coverage of Weinstein comes from reports making this connection.
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Amanda Oliver confronted that disparity head-on after graduating with her library science degree.
|
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For an industry that epitomises technological advancement and modernity, this gender disparity is surprising.
|
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The new study, however, found that the disparity is even larger than previously believed.
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"Because I couldn't get it done, " he said when asked about the apparent disparity.
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The disparity between sales and purchases is explained by the attention given to each.
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The disparity was greatest for postgraduates: they take home an additional $7,900 a year.
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This disparity shows up even in countries with strong social safety nets, like Denmark.
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The disparity between bond and equity flows for the week was the biggest ever.
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And that disparity is what makes Hammer so electric and unforgettable in this role.
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In a review, fathers have self-reported that they recognize that this disparity exists.
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There is a, perhaps obvious, disparity between how Republicans and Democrats view the term.
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That's the largest disparity since Trump began running general election advertisements in mid-August.
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The analysis shows the disparity of views and sentiments which have characterised this election.
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Natalie Portman is done pretending not to notice the gender disparity in Hollywood filmmaking.
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And although it may be narrowing, there is still a significant disparity by gender.
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"We are still expecting the disparity between the two to continue," she told CNBC.
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It does seem like there is a disparity in who ultimately makes the sacrifices.
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There's a wide disparity within the industry, each automaker carving out a unique strategy.
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At the beginning of the price crash, the disparity was closer to two million.
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By way of comparison, the French inflation-linked bond market has no such disparity.
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One theme was common when discussing pay disparity – What if we had real data?
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News host Catt Sadler has left the network over a gender wage gap disparity.
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But this still doesn't account for the enormity of the disparity that currently exists.
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There is a disparity between the medical procedures that male and female millennials undergo.
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What accounts for the major disparity between TV time and chores between the genders?
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Access to quality health care explained 27% of the disparity, according to the study.
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To address this disparity, some boutique gyms are now trying to broaden their reach.
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I asked a number of experts about the disparity between online and phone polls.
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If a race appears competitive, outside groups will turn a financial disparity into parity.
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The disparity is also seen on some of the score lines this past season.
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The disparity between Casey and Trump makes Casey a heavy favorite in the fall.
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On National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, we are confronted with an unacceptable disparity.
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Sanders, by contrast, made his point about the great economic disparity in American life.
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There is some disparity over the number of other countries vaccinating boys against HPV.
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For women over 65, the income disparity can be as much as 25 percent.
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That gives you a sense of the disparity between these two kinds of indices.
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The motivation behind the disparity might be fairly transparent to the average bar patron.
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Sanchez, whose parents immigrated from the Dominican Republic, is acutely aware of the disparity.
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Labor rights should be part of the conversation about how to remedy economic disparity.
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The disparity in tax requirements hit mom-and-pop shops particularly hard, Storch said.
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This disparity exists in large part due to systemic racism and depressed socioeconomic opportunities.
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Subpar obstetric training and systemic bias are but a few causes for this disparity.
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There's a pretty wide disparity in perspectives now for how the economy is growing.
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However, many Americans fare far worse financially amid a growth in U.S. income disparity.
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The disparity is similar to laws already regulating online casino gaming in the state.
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Perhaps nowhere is the disparity of wealth more extreme than in Santa Barbara County.
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This disparity has been attributed in part to his office's zealous prosecution of misdemeanors.
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The lawsuit cites an unlawful disparity in pay between the men's and women's teams.
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This disparity in attack methods makes it difficult for direct one-to-one comparisons.
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But it does make retroactive a 2600 law that reduced the crack cocaine disparity.
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"It's a disparity that is troubling because of its impact on health," he said.
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With income disparity at play, queer people need help just to make ends meet.
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But numbers aside, aerial crowd photos clearly show the disparity between the two crowds.
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That disparity, Mr. Ray said, is at the heart of the gender discrimination claim.
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The Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 brought that disparity down to 18 to 1.
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But many aspects of the political order allow disparity and outright violence to persist.
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There's no easy explanation; a variety of factors most likely account for the disparity.
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Differences in education or degrees don't explain that gaping disparity, according to federal data.
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My experience of sexism and pay disparity reads so textbook that it's almost cliché.
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The disparity between the top sellers in North America and Europe is particularly striking.
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The disparity persists across different cities, ages, weapons and relationships between killer and victim.
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Too great a disparity makes a mockery of all human endeavor other than accumulation.
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Wasn't there something strange, the student asked, about the extreme disparity in public reactions?
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The likable and polished ensemble does not acknowledge any such disparity, nor should it.
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In its study, Union Settlement tried to find underlying reasons for the funding disparity.
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The same disparity holds within countries, none more so than the U.S. Striking, no?
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The president, however, remains fair game, a disparity that the Trump campaign calls biased.
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The reason for the disparity in this case is the assumed rate of return.
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A lot of big Republicans skipped Cleveland, creating a huge disparity in star power.
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The power disparity in a conversation between the United States and Ukraine is massive.
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They said physical inaccessibility was a major factor behind the disparity in hosts' responses.
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But the wide disparity in these polls also reflects particular challenges in polling Latinos.
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The company also denied any gender pay disparity when Baker had raised the point.
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The disparity helps explain why the earnings of women suffer after they have children.
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Among those who think it should be, there's a big disparity along party lines.
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And the disparity is likely even greater for Amazon's best customers: Amazon Prime members.
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Rather than alleviating economic disparity, our system of college admissions reinforces and normalizes inequality.
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Jackson was frustrated after the game because of the disparity in free-throw attempts.
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As public figures, the Chainsmokers fascinate in their odd disparity between art and persona.
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The disparity also seemed to hold up across the country, according to the report.
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Disparity is only a difficulty because our particular economic system insists on workers' homogenization.
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" • "Disparity in wealth, especially when accompanied by disparity in values, leads to increasing conflict and, in the government, that manifests itself in the form of populism of the left and populism of the right and often in revolutions of one sort or another.
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"A lot of people recognize disparity in our elected offices," Haaland told the Huffington Post.
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Elizabeth Becker, Chillbar's co-owner, said that disparity made the decision easy for her restaurant.
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Her efforts to banish the gender disparity in music extend beyond her own career, too.
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That racial disparity and inequality has forged support for more radical voices in this ballot.
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It's a disparity that is both caused by social inequalities and likely to perpetuate them.
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The study found a sharp disparity in the incomes of Hispanics, African-Americans and whites.
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It's difficult not to read this disparity as Twitter favoring wealthy businesses over smaller users.
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This wage disparity has made it difficult for many security guards to pay the bills.
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"From the numbers stand-point, that's where you end up with this disparity," Dichter said.
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The farming region in many ways encapsulates how income disparity plays out across the nation.
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At this critical juncture, we see a significant gender disparity in promotion and hiring rates.
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Bernie Sanders for the pay disparity between Bezos, the world's richest man, and its workers.
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In a country with soaring gender disparity, funding for women's sports is almost an afterthought.
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In fact, the disparity in the usage patterns of the two services is fairly dramatic.
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"Even being cognizant of gender pay disparity being an issue can change norms," he said.
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And Edwards has been unafraid to call out that stunning disparity on the campaign trail.
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And for over 15 years now, that disparity has created tension and, occasionally, violent flareups.
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Again, though, that only confirms that ability never had anything to do with the disparity.
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The company and CEO Jeff Bezos have been facing criticism for its pay disparity. Sen.
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Melissa McCarthy has some pretty strong words for people dealing with pay disparity in Hollywood.
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Another reason for the disparity, the study's authors write, was a difference in accounting strategy.
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"We suspect the disparity continues to grow primarily due to access to healthcare," he says.
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The lump sum is designed to make up for the wage disparity between the two.
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And in any case, this argument cannot explain the size of the disparity between genders.
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The racial disparity in cancer deaths is getting smaller, the American Cancer Society reported yesterday.
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At this rate, the disparity has the potential to worsen between racial groups by 2024.
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Susan Sarandon says Paul Newman once helped her in a moment of gender pay disparity.
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And there seems to be a clear and growing disparity between black and white children.
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Compounding this broader economic disparity are persistent racial and ethnic gaps in income and wealth.
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Neither Matthews nor any of the other authors offered an explanation for the racial disparity.
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Do you find a disparity in the different social spheres where this issue is discussed?
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Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's Analytics, said the disparity was due largely to weather.
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"There's a huge disparity between how one shelter operates from another," the U.N. official said.
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The disparity between the two countries, especially given GEN's report, make Myanmar's statistics look farcical.
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However, the 12-to-1 ratio of retiring Republicans to Democrats is a considerable disparity.
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The Apple/S&P volatility disparity has fallen even further in recent weeks and days.
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I've been seeing this disparity in play for 30 years now through very different administrations.
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"The foul disparity on the first half was overwhelming," Santa Clara coach Herb Sendek said.
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Indeed, given the field disparity, even a 1-point lead might not be good enough.
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Rather than separate the issues of institutional ethics and gender disparity, Dodd has fused them.
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One could argue that you could build data-driven tools and avoid racial disparity data.
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It has been half a century of abuse, mistrust and disparity for the Kurdish people.
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It was Democrats who put in place the racist 6900-to-2628 crack sentencing disparity.
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However, a new move from the American Medical Association might just help reduce that disparity.
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In addition, the disparity between white and black mothers' outcomes has narrowed by 80 percent.
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As a recent PBS report demonstrated, this contributes to a disparity that hurts these institutions.
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His analysis highlights a disparity between lines spoken by men versus lines spoken by women.
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Clinton left on the issues of income disparity, student loan debt and health care costs.
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When this disparity encounters the Electoral College, it could translate to staggeringly unrepresentative election results.
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It is from this blatant disparity that the demand to "call him a terrorist!" arises.
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But one way to mitigate that disparity, and yes, decrease inequality is through human capital.
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The resulting pay disparity would result in women doing the same work for less pay.
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A day earlier, a Washington Post-ABC News survey put the disparity at 14 points.
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The cost disparity between in-network and out-of-network providers can be quite substantial.
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According to DNAInfo, the dispute between faculty and university administrators centers on a salary disparity.
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The Sanders campaign and its supporters have a right to be unhappy about the disparity.
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This nationwide wage disparity is even greater among minorities, including Latina and African-American women.
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As for the disparity -- it's all based on the amount of money the parents paid.
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But in District 39, which is comprised of about 170,000 residents, income disparity is profound.
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We have seen that young females are skilled and capable, yet still a disparity exists.
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What they found was a growing disparity between what white youth and minority youth saw.
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We think there is an even bigger disparity in 2019 between current expectations and reality.
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Q: Anyone know the N.B.A. record for the biggest disparity between home and road record?
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Three institutions do an impressive job of reducing racial disparity: the military, marriage and church.
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This disparity in sizing is never more evident than when it comes to formal attire.
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They agree that a wealth disparity doesn't mean you can't have a healthy, thriving society.
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The disparity in policies across states, therefore, is likely to frustrate victims and advocates alike.
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And the globalization of travel hides a great disparity in local attitudes toward L.G.B.T.Q. people.
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It is usually caused by a power disparity leaving workers at the mercy of employers.
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But Google is only one of many tech companies that has a gender disparity problem.
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The disparity is primarily because of shorter queue times for Monday, Wednesday and Thursday puzzles.
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The time gap, and the pay gap, are key contributors to the gender wealth disparity.
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The wide disparity in bridge tolls is largely a function of who runs what bridge.
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With respect to pay disparity, Sakimura and Kaufmann both stress the importance of pay transparency.
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According to the new ACS report, that disparity has widened over the past three decades.
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The disparity is even greater for minority women who make up 4.6% of those seats.
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Amy Klobuchar said the sentencing highlighted the disparity between street crime and white-collar crime.
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Ironically, the shocking disparity happened because director Ridley Scott was trying to fight sexual misconduct.
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Bulls and bears showed a wide disparity in 1986, with optimism occasionally wavering then rebounding.
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The disparity is sometimes worse; in 2659-14 there were no new plays by women.
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There is also a deep disparity between the two sides' satisfaction with their own parties.
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The disparity between their net worths reflects a generational wealth gap between millennials and boomers.
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It's not "out of touch" to use harsh words when pointing out evident economic disparity.
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By defining the "gender disparity problem" as a nail, The Times reaches for a hammer.
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The pay disparity between women and men is often framed as a difference in experience.
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I probably could think of dozens of disparity problems and they would all be nonsense.
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David Petraeus highlighted the growing disparity between the abilities of the U.S. and its partners.
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And it explicitly acknowledged the disparity in the numbers of casualties in the report itself.
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Theoretically the record is animated by the disparity between emotional hugeness and lo-fi sound.
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Greater disparity between rich and poor in the West may well have driven anti-establishment sentiment.
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There's a good reason for the disparity between IDC and Gartner's figures, and it involves Chromebooks.
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Since 2008, more immigrants have come from Asia than Latin America, and the disparity is growing.
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Of course, there's another point some fans are noticing: the pay disparity between Murphy and Rhimes.
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She told People En Español that the disparity between the homes was confusing for the kids.
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However, the unusual disparity between the ratings raises suspicion to the authenticity of the audience reviews.
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The women's age disparity was considerable, a 13-year gap, but the fight was well matched.
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What is driving this shocking trend of stagnant wages and widening income disparity in Silicon Valley?
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What we're seeing instead, Obama noted, is an increasing disparity between the rich and the poor.
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But even in foreign countries, there often remains a disparity between rural and urban suicide rates.
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First, a note on the son-daughter disparity: Sons often get more leeway and more freedom.
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This is the kind of racial disparity we've seen time and time again in media coverage.
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In Atlanta, the disparity is even starker: 85 percent of the city's unhoused population is black.
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Beaupre and his team are trying to address that disparity in their work on the algorithm.
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Why do they have to be so sensitive about years of systemic racism creating economic disparity?
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And that disparity reveals a fundamental problem with the way we see women in government today.
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The disparity stems from a variety of factors, including a lack of representation and occupational segregation.
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Yet we have this abysmal disparity gap in homeownership between households of color and white households.
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And I'm in touch with that suffering and that ethical disparity, which is impossible to justify.
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That's 5.6% below the U.S. savings rate, the widest the disparity has been since the 1970s.
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I observed the same disparity when benchmarking the time it takes a computer to boot up.
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The Mere Wife reimagines Beowulf by setting it in a suburban landscape of intense economic disparity.
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Educational disparity may be one factor, but more research is needed to identify causes, he said.
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News correspondent Catt Sadler left the network, citing a significant pay disparity between herself and Kennedy.
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The ongoing disparity between men and women is reflected in annual lists published by Forbes magazine.
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Even the planned increase in the defence budget will barely make a dent in the disparity.
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The AP says there was a significant racial disparity among the applications flagged in the system.
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The disparity disturbed the police commission, which vowed to continue looking into how to change it.
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In addition to political affiliation and ethnic disparity, Americans are also split geographically on the issue.
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Beyond the infuriating gender disparity, the study also suggests psychopaths just aren't that great for business.
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She told People En Español that the disparity between the homes was confusing for the kids.
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The actress said she was "paralyzed in feelings of futility" after learning of the pay disparity.
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Decades of training and awareness of racial disparity, and other programmatic changes, have made little difference.
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Sanders punctuated his point by stating that the pay disparity is greater for women of color.
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For many women in venture capital, there's no question the industry has a gender disparity problem.
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The majority of new cases are reported in the South, showing a disparity of infection rates.
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And if there was a disparity, they would be held accountable, and get their name published.
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The disparity between male and female spending was particularly big in New Zealand, Japan and India.
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The disparity is similar to last year's numbers, and it hasn't improved for black doctors, either.
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The actress added she was "paralyzed in feelings of futility" after learning of the pay disparity.
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This funding disparity is precisely what makes the work being done at General Fusion so impressive.
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Trump also later claimed that the media would not acknowledge the disparity between the two rallies.
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Many people might not even be aware of the disparity in salary between men and women.
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There is already a great disparity in the academic preparedness of some children at school entry.
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Concerns about the tie-up largely stem from the wide size disparity between HP and Xerox.
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If a birth certificate no longer would be proof of citizenship, this disparity would rise substantially.
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The administration said the disparity in wages between the campuses was because of previous union decisions.
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It was an audacious attack for Biden, who helped create that disparity in the first place.
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I had talked about criminal justice reform, my bill, bail reform, and the disparity in race.
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Research shows that the black-white disparity in student loan debt more than triples after graduation.
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But the discriminatory law enforcement that results in that disparity is not the fault of landlords.
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I've been vocal in criticizing the disparity in the treatment of black Americans by the police.
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Just as disturbing, there continues to be a dramatic racial disparity in America's prisons and jails.
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It codified the 28503-to-22019 sentencing disparity for crack cocaine (used mostly by blacks) vs.
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And don't be mistaken, the online sales tax disparity is having real consequences for community businesses.
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One only has to look at wage disparity between races and sexes to predict investor preferences.
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Mahfuza is also dismayed by the disparity in salaries of men and women in the game.
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This is what really drives the disparity between the 153 percent and the other 99 percent .
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All signs suggest that the gender disparity in college voting is likely to rematerialize next year.
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Until then, they will suffer and the wealth disparity between northern and southern Europe will widen.
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The disparity in the two statistics indicate that women are under-represented in high-ranking positions.
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With Japan being a culinary destination, that disparity is only further amplified in its restaurant industry.
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In the United States, there's a sizable disparity between young and old attitudes about global warming.
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Terrorism is bred in part by ideology, but also by economic disparity and lack of hope.
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The disparity is commonly attributed to the long and painful history of segregation in public pools.
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That study found that the disparity amounts to 19 minutes difference in how much people sleep.
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While there's a serious wealth disparity in New Orleans, there's also a palpable culture of decadence.
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McMillian's representation evokes the ways in which government institutions historically, often now inadvertently, perpetuate class disparity.
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To say nothing of the disparity in salaries, bonuses, appearance fees, hotel accommodations and per diems.
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All told, Hsich corrected for over 30 possible cofactors, and none of them explained the disparity.
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The economic disparity is more drastically growing and people seem to forget the merits of multiculturalism.
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If gender bias continues to infiltrate machine learning, it would likely make gender disparity even worse.
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It wasn't high enough to be comfortable, or to reward the vast disparity between their performances.
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This disparity is made worse by the new law's treatment of state and local income taxes.
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Less disparity in temperatures means less difference between air pressure levels, which weakens the jet stream.
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And to listen to Mr. Molinaro is to be constantly reminded of that of that disparity.
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This is just another example of the disparity between male and female achievement in our society.
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To understand how this disparity came to be, consider the plight of long-distance truck drivers.
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Wesley Lowery, Kimbriell Kelly, and Steven Rich recently reported on that disparity for the Washington Post.
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"The wine was only onstage," Mr. Zugazagoitia said recently, sounding amused at having overlooked the disparity.
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A major reason: work-family conflict, which accounted for more than a third of the disparity.
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"That apparent disparity in appreciation of the safety regulator's role should be another question," he said.
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At Yale, women received $2000,2148 less than men, and at Brown, the median disparity was $163,216.
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That disparity hit black Americans hard while letting many white drug dealers off with lighter punishments.
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The disparity was accentuated by Serena Williams's pregnancy, which restricted her to two tournaments this year.
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In a 2008 interview with The New York Times, Playboy founder Hugh Hefner acknowledged the disparity.
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This disparity means it's virtually impossible for the Globes to "predict" wins in a meaningful fashion.
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This wide disparity in temperature range happens with breezes calming overnight, and they very well might.
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However, there appears to be a disparity in the number of Palestinians injured by live bullets.
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This disparity is partially a result of how infrequently behavioral health providers participate in insurance networks.
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The major cause of the disparity, most people agree, is the way charter schools admit students.
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There is an existing, clear correlation between economic inequality and disparity in U.S. health care outcomes.
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Clinton did, though the disparity — like the race itself — closed at the end of the campaign.
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But our political parties could adopt minimums to reduce the huge disparity of men to women.
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The disparity is tied intrinsically to the lived experience of being a black woman in America.
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But what broke my heart was the disparity between the boys' programs and the girls' programs.
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"This disparity continues despite women doing their part," Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg said in a statement.
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Lamb's apparent win is evidence of just how dangerous a disparity in base energy can be.
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A 2014 study found a wide gender disparity at many of the nation's top law reviews.
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"No matter how you count it, there is a huge disparity," Shapiro said in court Wednesday.
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Researchers also found a significant disparity in survival rates for black women and for white women.
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The disparity is partly because people define equality very differently, based on their politics and gender.
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The study also shows a disparity in the time it took for victims to receive relief.
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Even compared to the severe skills gap in the U.S. population, Israel's alarming disparity is worse.
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Because we really do have to address the issue of disparity and income in our country.
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It makes no practical or moral sense and only deteriorates public health while increasing racial disparity.
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And rampant economic problems, which led to massive class disparity, just added fuel to the fire.
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The disparity, the commission says, cannot be explained by whether offenders have a history of violence.
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That disparity is fueling the Democrats' much wider edge on the generic ballot among enthusiastic voters.
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The disparity was even greater at the Division III-level, where that number was almost 80%.
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The disparity of access would "likely not get better" because the proposals include cuts to Medicaid.
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Hunger and passion count for only so much when there is a seismic disparity in talent.
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Some of the pay disparity is because of discrimination, cultural norms, institutional sexism, and workplace structures.
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Hall, meanwhile, landed 53—a big enough disparity to earn him a clear unanimous decision win.
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This disparity means it's virtually impossible for the Globes to "predict" wins in a meaningful fashion.
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Congress passed a law in 2010 that reduced the sentencing disparity between crack and powder cocaine.
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The group has also asked institutions across Argentina to gather the actual data on gender disparity.
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The upside to the bill is it will put the burden on employers to prove the pay disparity is based on a factor "other than sex," use similar jobs at different locations within the company as proof of disparity, and allow successful lawsuits to include punitive damages.
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The agency also highlights that the pay disparity widened the longer these employees remained at the company.
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There's no variation in the tenor of his laughter, no disparity in the force of his giddiness.
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Yet that accounts "for only part of the disparity in the likelihood of winning contracts," it added.
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I mean, we get paid a lot, so it's hard to complain, but the disparity is crazy.
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The bill, which Obama signed into law, reduced the sentencing disparity between powder cocaine and crack cocaine.
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The difference between the rich and the poor is significant, and the disparity goes far beyond wealth.
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Finberg gives some credit to the #MeToo movement for encouraging women to speak up about pay disparity.
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Elementary schools are at the front lines of creating change and eliminating gender disparity in the workplace.
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This racial disparity is the product of centuries of policies that intentionally excluded and oppressed African Americans.
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We know it plays some role in women's pay disparity, but it's far from the only factor.
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Aside from the concerns about businesses and the economy, Nash said one "big" concern is income disparity.
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This disparity obviously hurts Black women, but it also hurts their families and their communities as well.
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There was also some disparity between genders when it came to the impact of losing a job.
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But the disparity of experience between the fledgling ministers and their grizzled leader is hindering its efforts.
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That disparity was greatly reduced in 2010 but was not made retroactive to people already in jail.
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The greatest disparity came in mid-September, when Clinton bought $12 million in airtime to Trump's $622,000.
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Over the years, researchers have noticed a disparity in the prevalence of asthma between the two groups.
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She then blames the disparity on Kylie Jenner posting a call to go see him on tour.
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More research is needed to determine what factors could be associated with this racial disparity, Bridge said.
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That disparity might come back to bite the baby-boomer generation, who are fast moving into retirement.
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In fact, the cost disparity is so huge that it's sending American diabetics south of the border.
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But the disparity is striking, considering how essential this wine is to the fabric of the region.
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"The military has a dysfunctional sentencing system that is archaic and results in widespread disparity," Christensen said.
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The disparity has not gone unnoticed by festivalgoers — of which about half are women, according to Nielsen.
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WSJ's analysis of extra time accommodations adds another layer to the wealth disparity in standardized test performance.
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The disparity between black and white women dropped from 19% to 13% in the same time frame.
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Sadler left the network after reportedly discovering a "massive" disparity between her and colleague Jason Kennedy's salary.
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It is unclear why black infant death rates have started increasing, and why there is a disparity.
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This disparity is a big part of the reason Oregon introduced the defelonization bill, according to Mic.
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The cops don't wish for this disparity; it is forced on them by the reality of crime.
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ADP and the government counts often conflict, as evidenced by the 177,000 disparity in the February total.
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Democrats support legislation requiring employers to show pay disparity is not based on gender, among other steps.
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China's disparity of overproduction compared to underconsumption is destructive to both the U.S. economy and their own.
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But as the disparity in those ratios show, investors have largely snubbed Disney in favor of Netflix.
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The disparity in the fighters' striking skill sets was obvious from the opening minute of the contest.
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I posit a theory: It's the Sonic games' disparity in quality that breeds this kind of community.
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Meaning, this current ruling will easily perpetuate a cycle of pay disparity among the sexes (and races).
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That same year King famously threatened to boycott the U.S. Open over pay disparity for female athletes.
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At first, my voice was louder and perhaps carried more weight, but over time, that disparity vanished.
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Depriving the OC-135s of enhancements created an artificial disparity between Russian and American Open Skies planes.
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Shocked by the disparity she saw in public school libraries, Constantino became determined to bridge the gap.
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Most key disparity groups have seen decreased rates of tobacco use and increased access to cessation resources.
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What may be most telling about the episode is how little attention the disparity of details received.
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But the disparity is steeper at tournaments in which the ATP event is of a higher designation.
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A growing disparity in education also exacerbates already limited job prospects for those without a college degree.
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In an industry with increasing disparity, many working in tech can't kick their second-class employee status.
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People are also angry about skyrocketing rents, a sharp disparity between rich and poor, and naked cronyism.
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Infant characteristics, like weight and gestational age at birth, did not contribute to the disparity, she noted.
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Allowing the nonsensical payment disparity to continue would be irresponsible and inimical to caring for cancer patients.
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In an age of back-breaking manual labor, it's understandable how such disparity was cause for contempt.
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Given the policy's differential racial impact, which erodes confidence in the justice system, this disparity must go.
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Our tax system remains a mess and there is a real wealth disparity that must be addressed.
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Brookings does not attribute the racial disparity to just lower levels of parent education or family income.
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Despite the initial disparity, Stefon Diggs finished with just four fewer targets on the season than Thielen.
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This disparity in reporting fuels the perception that officials are skewing the numbers to dampen public outcry.
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The media is besotted with this power disparity: "little people, big world", "small person, big dreams", etc.
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The Times article pointed out the disparity between popular opinion about the law and its actual effects.
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Nike attributes the average pay disparity to having fewer UK women in higher-paying senior-level positions.
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MSD activists have taken care in recent weeks to address the racial disparity in gun violence coverage.
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This simple graph demonstrates the disparity from the tip that is existing Wikipedia, and the iceburg beneath.
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"You really identified a big disparity between prenatal and postnatal when you went searching," she told me.
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Indeed, the racial disparity related to prostate cancer is greater than for almost all other solid tumors.
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The largest disparity is in Wisconsin, where voters trust Obama over Trump 54 percent to 2023 percent.
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Opponents of splitting up California say it would do more harm and cause greater disparity for residents.
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This pay disparity affects women at every stage of their career, but naturally, it doesn't end there.
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"Then you'll experience gender disparity, then you'll become a true feminist, then you'll get it," she said.
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Gender pay disparity is, obviously, a real phenomenon, and you're right to question what's going on here.
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The impact of this disparity is quickly shown in the analysis of coronavirus deaths in each county.
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That disparity has everything to do with the lived experience of being a black woman in America.
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But the disparity between reading measurements has educators across Texas wondering if students are receiving unnecessary interventions.
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There is a "one in a 100 million chance that the disparity is occurring randomly," investigators wrote.
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"Facing Change" falls in line with other recent efforts to address racial disparity in the museum sector.
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But their disparity in Super Bowls (5-0) is much more likely to come up in comparisons.
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New Jersey was also moving to rewrite the vast racial and class disparity in the marijuana industry.
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The disparity was similar among gender nonconforming students (55.2 percent) compared to gender conforming students (45.9 percent).
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The City Council wants the additional data to see if the same disparity exists in other boroughs.
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A big chunk of the disparity is attributable to members not paying dues, several Republican sources said.
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While Democratic groups have provided some air cover, the disparity in several key districts is growing untenable.
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Their research zeroed in on the brain, not the foot, as the crucial element in the disparity.
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My Slutoon sources believe the disparity comes down to Pearl's more stuck-up personality and girlish appearance.
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Numerous studies have corroborated the disparity between male and female characters in films, TV shows and ads.
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The shot disparity was due both to USC's 20 turnovers and Washington State grabbing 20 offensive rebounds.
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The growing rate of homicides was largely focused in major cities, especially those riven by racial disparity.
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Highly-skilled workers, in turn, are flocking to these places, leading to the increased disparity in earnings.
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Some could see the disparity as doing a disservice to the fully functioning potential of her platform.
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However, this gender disparity is narrowing as more women around the globe are starting their own businesses.
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She said she does not know what drives the gender disparity in these areas during armed conflicts.
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We were both still kind of hesitant to reveal how large the income disparity was between us.
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The disparity, he said, may be a result of the I.R.S.'s lack of an advertising budget.
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While asset values have soared, wage growth has been muted and wealth disparity has hit historic levels.
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"The biggest difference in the game was the free-throw disparity," Oklahoma City coach Billy Donovan said.
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But whenever we're here, we talk about wealth disparity and income inequality, not just globally but everywhere.
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So, in a field where every fraction of a percentage point counts, why would this disparity persist?
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The disparity of seats being defended by the two sides gives Senate Republicans a considerable, foundational edge.
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"It's going to put this issue of this disparity much more in the national radar," he says.
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Colon cancer screening was the only category that did not show an overall disparity, the study found.
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It's our job to improve cancer treatment outcomes for everyone, but clearly also to rectify this disparity.
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The fans were very much aware of the disparity in calls and let the referees know it.
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How much of a present-day disparity is the result of previous discrimination is hard to say.
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You wouldn't have written about this stuff because there was no one focusing on the disparity in Hollywood.
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This disparity isn't limited to black boys; black girls account for 43 percent of girls arrested at school.
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And the disparity between these two kinds of celebrity fundamentally shaped the power dynamics of the pair's feud.
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And this disparity in wealth is apparent as celebrities continue to post their Cuban itineraries on social media.
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The short answer for the drug price disparity is that France has enormous bargaining power with drug manufacturers.
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Thankfully, there are causes to this disparity that unverified social scientists like myself are working to identify now.
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"It's a nice start, but there's still a huge economic disparity within the fiber industry," Payne told me.
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However, the disparity could also signal a generational difference in sensing discrimination and being willing to report it.
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He did not list a specific increase, saying only that there is an "astronomic disparity" between their finances.
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This disparity means that men end up holding 62% of manager-level positions, while women hold only 38%.
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It's hard to say what the disparity is today because the state has limited authority over health associations.
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It's possible, given the new law, that the pay disparity in LA will decrease in the coming years.
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So there is this kind of disparity between the objective physical manifestation of sleep and the subjective experience.
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Titled "Google's Ideological Echo Chamber," it argued that biological differences might cause gender disparity in employment at Google.
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Germany's Justice Minister Heiko Maas is also unhappy with the disparity in the way customers are being treated.
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But that disparity "disappeared after adjustment for surgery and its interaction with combined segregation deprivation," the study found.
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Well, I see much more disparity between the people at the top and the people at the bottom.
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Another aspect of the disparity could be traced to a general over-saturation of social networks as is.
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This kind of disparity can influence their health and quality of life for the rest of their lives.
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This disparity finally became hugely apparent in 2014 with The CW's first attempt to launch a Supernatural spinoff.
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Katie Porter, a California Democrat who earlier this month pressed JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon over pay disparity.
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See, we saw an interesting disparity that a lot of people had used individually to make a profit.
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The pay disparity is a particularly brutal dagger considering how passionate Williams is about the Ridley Scott project.
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Do you think there's a disparity between male and female actors when it comes to all of this?
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The disparity "tears at the moral fabric of our nation," Education Secretary John B. King Jr. told reporters.
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In the CNBC interview, Trump seemed to acknowledge the disparity between being anti-debt and pro-fiscal stimulus.
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For every pound that men earn, women make 80p, and the disparity has moved little in 15 years.
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India has a billion mobile phone subscribers, but also a rather high gender disparity in mobile phone ownership.
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Even with widespread opposition to discriminatory legislation, Tuesday's unfortunate plot twist in American politics may cement this disparity.
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That disparity marks a stark inequality that echoes the growing income gap central to this year's presidential campaign.
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Matt Maley, equity strategist at Miller Tabak, said the disparity between Deere and Caterpillar should soon correct itself.
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Narrow the category down to engineers, computer whizzes and the like and the disparity is even more pronounced.
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The syndicated bank loan league tables from LPC for last year's overall bookrunner show the disparity between lenders.
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News as well as a correspondent for red carpet coverage — she doesn't blame him for the pay disparity.
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The racial disparity occurred despite the police officers' race and among most officers, not outliers, the researchers found.
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If the responsibility falls on families and pediatricians to notice symptoms and choose screenings, that disparity could worsen.
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To be sure, the disparity between robust growth and weak inflation is not a dilemma unique to Japan.
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Pay equality and equity are top priorities for Time's Up, so she set out to fix the disparity.
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But the disparity between the two disasters — one on the mainland U.S. and one largely off — is striking.
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McDonald's is "mindful of the disparity" in pricing, Chief Financial Officer Kevin Ozan said on a conference call.
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The disparity of wealth between the richest and the poorest is, in my opinion, the most concerning issue.
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In an interview with Reuters, Arterton spoke about her new movie as well as gender disparity in film.
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This latest disparity calls into question how forthcoming Israel has been during his time in the national spotlight.
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In any case, they still have some room to grow the disparity between the haves and have-nots.
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Since Mao established his government's headquarters in China's historical den of opulence, China's wealth disparity has only grown.
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Studies have shown a significant racial disparity in marijuana arrests that do not align with marijuana usage rates.
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Or does corruption and ever-widening economic disparity mean we are in something more like the Gilded Age?
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Zito and Todd argue that disparity is evidence that social pressures are driving both groups toward political homogeny.
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Huge disparity also exists between U.S. and Russian countervalue targets because U.S. population and industry are more concentrated.
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As with everything in America's justice system, the issue of racial disparity is deeply intertwined and ever-present.
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That law reduced the disparity between cocaine- and crack-related crimes prospectively but only applied to new sentences.
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For the top five female golfers it's a 69.916 average - yet the disparity in prize money is vast.
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That disparity creates an incentive for more pay to be provided through health insurance rather than cash wages.
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Lead author Wendy Yi Xu attributed the pay disparity to insurance participation rates for mental health care providers.
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That disparity is having a corrosive effect on how we view our country, our government, and one another.
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Members of Congress remain disproportionately white and male compared with our population, and this disparity persists among staff.
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Whether measuring by GDP adjusted for price disparity, manufacturing output or export volume, China is an economic behemoth.
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Worse, this uncritical presentation can incorrectly communicate that the disparity in maternal health is genetically or biologically inherent.
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Because there is a small disparity in gender numbers, some of the men will be left without roses.
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Moreover, the disparity nearly doubled for black seniors covered by the more expensive and supposedly superior Medicare Advantage.
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ObamaCare critics have pointed to this disparity between projections and actuality to argue that the law is underperforming.
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But the disparity in shooting continued in the second half as the Volunteers prevailed without being seriously threatened.
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The research team found that there is significant disparity across demographic groups in terms of numbers of inventors.
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Snapshot By her own admission, Geena Davis is not the norm when it comes to gender disparity onscreen.
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Two well-dressed men from a group called Patriotic Millionaires, who seek to reverse the country's economic disparity.
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As income disparity has grown, so too has the gap between what rich and poor children can accomplish.
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Foreign investors have so many concerns: the debt, the overcapacity, the environment, the corruption or the wealth disparity.
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Pay disparity remains a key issue in the quest for equal rights for women in the United States.
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There is still a disparity in sentencing for offenses relating to crack and powder cocaine, chemically identical substances.
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" The two authors also document the growing disparity of parental financial investment in "child-enrichment goods and services.
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The disparity comes at a time when the politics of trade have taken a turn for the toxic.
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The most immediate problem within the alliance is the spending disparity between the United States and everybody else.
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In terms of race wealth disparity, white college graduates have 7 times the wealth of black college graduates.
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The remaining clinics were concentrated in large, urban areas, which led to an immense geographic disparity in access.
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Rising income disparity got Trump elected and nearly vaulted a socialist senator from Vermont into the Democratic nomination.
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Indexing all parts of the tax code to inflation would end that disparity, while also unleashing economic growth.
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The result was largely a sea of white shelves highlighting the still-prevalent gender disparity in fiction publishing.
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The wide disparity of the poll results is partly due to the political sympathies of Turkey's polling companies.
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Ever since, discussions have been taking place throughout the art world about gender disparity, albeit with dismal progress.
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And the latest price spike shows that the disparity between the rich and everyone else continues to widen.
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Sanders' plan also prioritizes desegregation, and calls for an end to gender and racial pay disparity for teachers.
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This was no statistical illusion caused by the disparity in skill level between American and Japanese leagues, either.
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As I get older, I become more aware of the disparity and privilege and injustice in the world.
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The pay disparity argument between men's and women's sports in general is gaining traction, most notably in tennis.
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Researchers believe that this disparity is due to a number of factors that specifically affect the bisexual population.
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Blonde fascinates for its disparity between the ostensible magnitude of Ocean's ambition and the mildness of the result.
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The big picture: The disparity for wages between U.S. CEOs and workers wasn't always this stark, Vox reports.
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I like Bernie, and he does make a good point about the tremendous wealth disparity in this country.
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Greed got us a wealth disparity that is five times worse than what it was 50 years ago.
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Mark Leyland, a tennis fan from northwest England, brought documentation of the court-assignment disparity to Wimbledon officials.
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And the disparity only gets wider; by 22050, the CIF gets just $22.5 million to the TDA's $250.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads We all know about the terrible gender disparity in the art world.
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When bills to reduce the disparity began to circulate, there was little talk of making the change retroactive.
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There's no difference in hours worked by men, and this disparity hasn't narrowed in the past two decades.
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"The age disparity was sufficiently apparent as to orient the viewer toward the defendant," the appellate panel wrote.
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The reason for the disparity between what the Duke group measured and existing pollution data is pretty obvious.
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This civilian-military fatality ratio actually understated the disparity, because the flu had sickened millions of soldiers, too.
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Breyer wrote in a dissent that the rule effectively administers an arbitrary disparity over who can argue insanity.
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Coach Steve Kerr said he saw that disparity coming early on, but he was unable to reverse it.
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This stark racial disparity cannot be explained by the flood alone, which discriminated less than many people realize.
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"The disparity between the media representation and the reality was astounding," said Mike Snelle, one of the artists.
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A new study suggests that this apparent racial disparity may largely be explained by varying levels of education.
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Indeed, the building boom is also bringing into sharper relief the disparity between visitors and the average Cuban.
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And hopefully we can close the disparity between health outcomes of black and white people in this country.
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The racial disparity in published photographs of traumatized bodies is by now a recurring, and almost tedious, question.
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For China, despite its vast disparity in size and population, Taiwan looms as very much an existential issue.
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But Democrats spied an opportunity to highlight the disparity between Mr. Trump's messaging and what his government does.
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That disparity, Lambda said, is all the more reason for the Supreme Court to take up the issue.
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As a result, New Jersey has the third-highest black-white youth commitment disparity rate in the nation.
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Wealth disparity and the shifting values and expectations of the next generation of museum donors are also factors.
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In response, Vine accepted a pay cut to about $1,700 after learning of the pay disparity last year.
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But there are other reasons for the class disparity that would be difficult to address through (expensive) legislation.
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Black Benefactors is tackling this race disparity as it only funds black-led organizations in the D.C. area.
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The current clinical trial system sets patients up for failure and the problem creates disparity and patchy results.
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According to internal NBMOA documents obtained by Business Insider, this disparity has more than doubled in recent years.
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More than a decade ago, Venus famously fought Wimbledon on the disparity between men and women's prize money.
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The disparity keeps margins tight, forcing him to charge higher prices and pay workers lower wages, Qassimy said.
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The disparity in civic power fueled by widening economic divisions has to be targeted as a priority threat.
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MORE created pay disparity between servers in the front of the house and the cooks in the kitchen.
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And even in an industry plagued by gender and racial disparity, it has stood out for its homogeneity.
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Elon Musk, the billionaire CEO of Tesla, pointed out the disparity in both countries' import duties for cars.
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The disparity is even greater for female founders, who hold just 39 cents of equity to the dollar.
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Misconduct, such as hiding evidence, tampering with witnesses or perjury, may also have contributed to the racial disparity.
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On a national scale, the pay disparity still appears to be a persistent issue in the United States.
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"I was surprised and encouraged to see that the racial disparity in cancer mortality is narrowing," she said.
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The senator's campaign committee said it had developed a new harassment policy and was reviewing pay disparity claims.
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The disparity is even more dramatic in senior positions where there is already a pervasive lack of diversity.
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This legal disparity contributes to badly imbalanced power between workers, investors and management in our economy and politics.
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Related Resources: In Fight for Equality, U.S. Women's Soccer Team Leads the Way Pay Disparity in U.S. Soccer?
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Measures like Issue 1, then, chip away at the global incarceration disparity between the US and other countries.
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The racial disparity is one of the major explanations for black Americans' distrust of the criminal justice system.
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If Obamacare is repealed and replaced with something that lowers the safety nets, that disparity will only rise.
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The disparity was starkest on movie sets, where women were hired to less than 4 percent of directing jobs.
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Correcting for the latter disparity by weighting answers from each country by its population yields a far closer race.
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This disparity in the forces' strengths, though, tells you little about why the absolute strengths are what they are.
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"Police in schools is an issue of American racial disparity that requires deep structural change," the report authors note.
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According to a new report in TheWrap, the glaring pay disparity was due in part to their individual contracts.
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But now, when I look at it, it is a constant reminder of the disparity between our professional successes.
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At first glance, the disparity seems like just another example of the very real gender pay gap in Hollywood.
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When someone is wrongly accused The disparity is what concerns critics of the so-called "campus tribunals," including Ehrhart.
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Conspicuously missing from the blog, however, was a specific rebuttal to the enormous racial disparity uncovered by the ACLU.
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The disparity matters because women bring a unique perspective to the table and can even govern differently from men.
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The doomed Lion Air jet had a 20 degree disparity throughout its last two flights, the Indonesian report shows.
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Once people have the device, he explains, they need to buy refills, so the disparity in sales makes sense.
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Under the revised Real Driving Emissions (RDE) cycle, the disparity between road and laboratory test results will be narrowed.
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If there is a "gross disparity" between the prior price and the current charge, it is considered price-gouging.
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In a 2018 report by the World Economic Forum, Pakistan ranked 148 out of 149 countries on gender disparity.
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The gender disparity among LGBTQ people is even more stark on Instagram, which 2135% of all LGBTQ people use.
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She said health insurance companies, employers and the government need to address the disparity in coverage for fertility treatments.
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Vine, meanwhile, has said he accepted a pay cut to £1,300 after learning of the pay disparity last year.
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In the past four cycles the disparity between the two committees' off-year total has never exceeded $21 million.
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The researchers found the same disparity when they examined other air pollutants, including lead, carbon monoxide, and nitrogen oxides.
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Cory Booker, Elizabeth Warren, and Kamala Harris, introduced legislation to help address the gender disparity in conditions of confinement.
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Just like we have to deal with pay disparity and just like we have to deal with income inequality.
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Of note, it is illegal for companies to reduce an employee's salary to correct a pay disparity, Caminiti said.
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But medical improvements can also drive disparity when they disproportionately benefit affluent Americans; for example, cutting-edge cancer treatments.
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" Regarding the Asian American "personal" ratings, Burroughs said she saw "no evidence of discrimination" beyond a "slight numerical disparity.
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Doctors like Eidelman also struggle with the legal disparity between the scheduling of synthetic and that of organic cannabis.
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He previously cited disparity in income as the world's greatest challenge when receiving the Nobel Peace Prize in 2002.
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Even within individual industries, there is a significant disparity in how much Obamacare matters to their companies' bottom line.
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After thanking his collaborators and the show's star and writer Aziz Ansari, Yang highlighted a glaring disparity in Hollywood.
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Amazon and its CEO, Jeff Bezos, have been under tremendous political pressure over pay disparity in the company. Sen.
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In part this simply reflects increasing income disparity in the country, says John Geer of Vanderbilt University in Tennessee.
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So do you think there's a disparity between male and female actors when it comes to nudity in roles?
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"We were really surprised by the disparity and how long it took for [call numbers] to recover," he said.
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A few factors might account for this gender disparity, including how often cancers are occur among men versus women.
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But ultimately, difficulties may lie in the "the vast economic disparity that exists among African countries," the report wrote.
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"It all goes back to the laws and the homocentricity of those laws," Dr. Schumacher said of the disparity.
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An early sign of the disparity between Mr Trump's words and priorities came during his chat with Mr Gove.
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Committee members were unconvinced by that amount, and pressed Bresch to explain how the disparity could be that large.
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The big picture: The data shows that financial disparity and financial resilience for people of color are pressing issues.
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That is still not enough to account for the full disparity in animal deaths between United and other airlines.
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The disparity could boil down to time on air, since the international shows are still in their early phases.
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They could also increase the number of female applicants they accept in order to balance out the gender disparity.
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Yet a racial disparity remains, as blacks are still more likely to die from HIV, according to the report.
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The reasons for this troubling disparity are complex and structural—not least being a lack of access to healthcare.
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We probed him about butt stuff like twerking and how the anus relates to socio-economic disparity and gender.
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The true disparity between the tax burden today and the mid-20133th century may not be quite so large.
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"Let's address issues that disproportionately affect Black women — like pay disparity, housing & under-representation in elected office," she wrote.
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Some of that disparity probably stems from the ridiculous number of guns floating around America compared to other countries.
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But before you get too comfortable, consider this: that gender pay gap has implications far beyond the obvious disparity.
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It feels complacent at a time when understanding the language of economic disparity is crucial to some people's survival.
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But other countries with different cultural norms might "not care as much about the wage disparity issue," he said.
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They argue that limits in housing supply are driven by land-use regulations and increase a city's wealth disparity.
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The British efforts are part of a growing movement internationally to address the pay disparity between men and women.
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"Too often, when women are paid less than men, that pay disparity can follow them from job to job."
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Neither governments nor the cybersecurity community have taken enough responsibility for protecting these users, exacerbating the disparity of opportunities.
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There can be a big disparity in that recommended share when you compare similar rent prices in different cities.
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This makes it impossible to really know if there is a racial disparity in police shootings for Latino populations.
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At that moment she felt this acutely; she saw how the disparity was increasingly going to be a problem.
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This suggests that the disparity in survival may be explained by differences in receipt of surgery, the authors conclude.
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The disparity has lessened over time but is still prominent as the internet becomes increasingly integral to daily life.
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However recruiting more women to the field is just a small part of fixing gender disparity in engineering fields.
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The racial disparity is enough to be considered "racial discrimination under international human rights law," according to the report.
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In 2015, the gap closed by just two cents, and the disparity is even bigger for women of color.
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We're also seeing an enormous disparity among processing facilities, with some USCIS service centers far more clogged than others.
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Women only make up 85033 percent of Border Patrol agents, a disparity that Provost said she hopes to tackle.
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Both the Pennsylvania and Alabama special elections featured some form of a disparity between candidates that helped Democrats win.
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Blacks also lag behind whites in attaining college degrees, although the disparity in high school completion rates has narrowed.
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That disparity speaks to the challenge before expected incoming Speaker Nancy Pelosi (Calif.) as she navigates her caucus' politics.
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And research has shown that that disparity does not reflect a difference in the quality of care, Makary said.
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The lack of new workers is heightened by Japan's woeful levels of gender disparity, a recent OECD report warned.
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Fox News coverage fell from 220006 segments to 2202, and MSNBC recorded a disparity of 2628 segments to 28500.
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Reeping told Newsweek that underreported gun crime statistics likely added to the disparity between less- and more-restrictive jurisdictions.
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There is a notable competitive disparity between broadcasters and other video programming distributors, especially in comparative size and value.
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Investigators have been asking questions about hiring practices, pay disparity and other gender-related issues, according to the report.
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The arrest of Chairman and CEO Carlos Ghosn in Tokyo exposed a disparity in governance between the two partners.
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She attributes the disparity to a cultural double-standard, arguing most women are often thought as the primary caregiver.
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The Persians are unable to dislodge the Spartans, who slaughter them like cattle despite the enormous disparity in numbers.
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That portends even more clamor for regional autonomy, amid a worsening disparity between available human resources and Russia's vastness.
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It ignores the fact that the typical restaurant labor model relies on a deep disparity of power to function.
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Surging trade and lower barriers to trade also coincided with higher financial asset values, not to mention income disparity.
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It would focus directly on the disparity between statewide and gerrymandered results that is the actual source of frustration.
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This particular disparity sent a clear message that the State Department is less important than DOD or the CIA.
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Read more: Here is the giant pay disparity between the U.S. Women's National Team winning the World Cup vs.
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Jenkins seized on the spending disparity on the campaign trail in the hopes of bringing Republicans to his side.
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Balachandra said her research has found a disparity in how funders perceive the business goals of men versus women.
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But despite the disparity in size, both chains have cultivated some of the most loyal followings in the industry.
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Even the stark disparity in cash on hand may understate the desperate straits in which Mr. Trump finds himself.
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"This disparity is damaging our high streets and harming the communities they support," said BRC chief executive Helen Dickinson.
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But in the case of what I'll call "upgrade arbitrage," the situation highlights a dramatic disparity between two markets.
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The Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice actress also explains why she hadn't spoken publicly about gender wage disparity.
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Another argument for Mrs Clinton's chances is the disparity between her war chest and ground game and Mr Trump's.
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Details: In 2015, Benioff was skeptical that a pay audit would show a disparity at Salesforce, but it did.
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Considering each item of Ivy Park clothing sells for between $20 and $230, you can see the clear disparity.
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One of the most striking findings of the study was the disparity between high-income and low-income countries.
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That disparity presents a huge danger that could rock WeWork to its foundation if the economy were to stall.
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The line that says, "Jerome get more time than Brandon," calls out sentencing disparity among black and white men.
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That disparity led us to buy about $43 billion of marketable equities last year, while selling only $19 billion.
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Today, women still face a big pay gap with men, but among female workers there's still less age disparity.
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This age disparity of severe cases has become a critical question as scientists race to slow the virus's spread.
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We wore vintage in the context of rising income disparity and a new globalized mass culture fueled by neoliberalism.
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One possible reason for the disparity is that the effects of global warming are more apparent to many people.
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Although the causes of this disparity are numerous and often complex, one of the most significant is gender stereotypes.
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While there's still a disparity between mobile retail website visits and revenue, the move toward mobile shopping is inevitable.
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That's not to say that higher crime rates in black communities explain the entire racial disparity in police shootings.
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While it is conceivable that Mr. Trump ushered along the process, efforts to address the disparity predated his complaints.
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For McCaskill, the key statistic is the disparity between how much the US prescribes opioids and other countries do.
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My reporting led to a question from a lot of readers: Was the disparity in interruptions really about gender?
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The disparity is most severe in the contemporary market, where living artists' work is sold out of art galleries.
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Widening disparity of outcomes and fewer avenues of opportunity call the fundamental fairness of the current system into question.
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Though legalization may feel imminent, it isn't coming soon enough to address the racial disparity in arrests for possession.
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A couple of tips: Keep that disparity in currency in mind as you're shopping, and be respectful while bargaining.
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At the very least, it will help narrow the financial disparity that has given the Democratic Party an advantage.
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The reasons for that disparity have to do with the modern state of pitching and the Nationals' October demons.
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Considering the Warriors' reputation for overly-flashy play that leads to losing the ball, the disparity is definitely notable.
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Ultimately, medicine is facing the same growing economic disparity between the wealthy and everyone else as the country is.
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That's higher than the disparity of 3.6 to one across the state and 3.1 to one across the country.
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This potential political disparity between married couples is a great lesson about relationships and how to make them work.
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Next, the authors call out what they see as a large disparity between R&D costs and product revenues.
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Given this disparity, the United States can credibly threaten not only Kim's hold on power but his very existence.
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