Yet Central American migrants are coming north in greater numbers.
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Ensure greater numbers of people from deprived areas attend university.
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Asthmatics are showing up in emergency rooms in greater numbers.
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Asthmatics are showing up in emergency rooms in greater numbers.
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But older voters were simply turning out in greater numbers.
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But the more senior generation traditionally votes in much greater numbers.
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But Endangered Bodies says they have reappeared and in greater numbers.
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Republicans turned out in greater numbers than Democrats in Tuesday's primary.
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Even greater numbers of kids reported vaping in the past year.
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Even greater numbers of kids reported vaping in the past year.
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It's likely to happen again in November — maybe even in greater numbers.
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In China, for instance, men smoke in much greater numbers than women.
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Objectivism, I found younger attendees turning out in greater numbers for the
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Unfortunately for the Remain campaign, older voters turned out in greater numbers.
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Trainers can expect to find spookier Pokémon in greater numbers during the event.
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Republicans began to flee the campaign in greater numbers, too, as Maine Sen.
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Cubans responded by rushing to the US in greater numbers than ever before.
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ELSEWHERE > Americans in greater numbers quit their jobs as market confidence surges (Bloomberg).
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The Texan brought out his evangelical base in greater numbers than ever before.
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The deer themselves keep returning, grim timekeepers, seemingly hungrier and in greater numbers.
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Republicans vote for nominees they don't like in greater numbers than Democrats do.
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And they are being tested for vitamin D "deficiency" in ever greater numbers.
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Confident that they would be treated fairly, female musicians started applying in greater numbers.
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Britain now produces excellent cars—and in greater numbers than in Mr Robinson's heyday.
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Conservatives and Republicans are mobilized in far greater numbers than Democrats on this issue.
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Women are getting on to corporate boards at greater speed, and in greater numbers.
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The lines grew, and the famous and nearly famous arrived in ever greater numbers.
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I believe when they are, you'll see even greater numbers for L.G.B.T.-themed shows.
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Immigration authorities may conjure up new pretexts to send home people in greater numbers.
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"They're putting people in much smaller boats and in greater numbers," one observer said.
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Hormones related to stress, trauma, injury, and pain are all found in greater numbers.
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Both cases force companies to lower wages or lay off workers in even greater numbers.
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Conservative Republicans, after much trepidation, voted for candidate Trump in far greater numbers than expected.
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The top clubs, flush with TV money, signed expensive foreign stars in ever greater numbers.
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They have to very consistently produce vehicles in greater numbers with high levels of quality.
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But even greater numbers of Democrats won't be voting — far more so than Republicans. GEN.
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Which impresses other Chinese investors, and they flock in ever greater numbers to those markets.
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So this past weekend, players protested in much greater numbers as a response to Trump's comments.
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But, as Hillary Clinton can surely attest, having greater numbers is not the same as winning.
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Manufacturers, heavily reliant on migrant labor, hired greater numbers of staff last month, the PMI showed.
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That has spurred a road renaissance of sorts as Americans hit the highways in greater numbers.
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And some may leave, which is okay — as long as new partners join in greater numbers.
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Three years ago, they turned up in Tehran, and in each year since in greater numbers.
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At best, this could mean additional ill-advised deployments of ever greater numbers of American troops.
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The greater numbers will help ensure that conservation efforts focus on keeping them safe, she said.
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The bombing and shelling drove people to flee into areas under government control in greater numbers.
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And when they start working in a field in greater numbers, average pay tends to decline.
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For months, she and other teachers have been calling in sick in greater and greater numbers.
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Hardly. According to research from Vanguard, women participate in retirement plans in greater numbers than men.
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It likely killed greater numbers in Asia, especially China, where it is thought to have originated.
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Witnesses said police and paramilitary forces were patrolling the streets in far greater numbers on Wednesday.
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Despite their greater numbers, Millennials have been slower than previous generations to adopt robust voting habits.
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Which side engages, makes calls to congressional offices, protests, and turns out voters in greater numbers?
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After the marathon, the runners' guts teemed with far greater numbers of a bacteria called Veillonella.
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In 2009 he converted his workshops into video based classes so that he could reach greater numbers.
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"History is the story of how we've learned to come together in ever greater numbers," he writes.
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But more could be done in schools, especially to get greater numbers of women into the industry.
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Meanwhile, Amazon continues to introduce greater numbers of robots and machines to automate elements of the job.
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Others suggest that murders have dropped because those most at risk have been fleeing in greater numbers.
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GCRs are interstellar intruders; they cross our borders in greater numbers when the solar wind is weak.
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Greater numbers of people are also becoming freelance workers, a trend that shows no signs of stopping.
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And with greater numbers moving at all times come greater options for infections to hop a ride.
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As these immigrants move to the U.S. in greater numbers, they bring the trend along with them.
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Had young people voted in greater numbers, he said, his own policies would have been more successful.
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Younger buyers are appearing in greater numbers, and more women than ever are buying jewels for themselves.
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Even when Dany is better prepared and has greater numbers, she fails, because she doesn't think ahead.
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The gap doubled again under Mr. Trump, with Republicans shifting their views in greater numbers than Democrats.
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And a media company is recruiting greater numbers of women to mirror its client base more closely.
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He strove through decades of service to bring justice and dignity to greater numbers in this world.
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When women enter fields in greater numbers, pay declines, the sociologist Paula England and colleagues have found.
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Over the last year, Special Operations troops have died in greater numbers than conventional troops — a first.
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These challenges are among the many realities Trump will encounter in greater and greater numbers after his inauguration.
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On the other side, supporting Butler in greater numbers, were leftist groups, some of them carrying antifa flags.
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Over the last few weeks, they poured out in greater numbers than expected, holding up the final assault.
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If ordinary citizens began moving savings abroad in greater numbers, China could reduce the limit on foreign transfers.
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As Cubans access the internet in greater numbers, it's possible the government will censor the web more tightly.
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That points to a global holiday trend were people were buying Alexa-powered smart speakers in greater numbers.
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But this time they are not based on greater numbers of bombs but increased capabilities, stealth and guile.
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Another group is millennials, now strongly anti-Trump, who could be motivated to turn out in greater numbers.
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The Baby Boomer generation is due to retire in greater numbers as we move towards the mid-2020s.
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Clinton among more affluent white voters — who tend to turn out in far greater numbers than lower-income whites.
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Whether they gravitate to Bernie or Hillary, young women are activist and feminist in greater numbers than ever before.
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If Syrian minorities abandon Mr. Assad in greater numbers, the conflict would lose much of its dangerous sectarian tenor.
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Women leave in greater numbers than men, says Hiroya Masuda, the author of an alarming report on rural depopulation.
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Their rivalry plays out publicly on social media, with the two competing for greater numbers of followers on Facebook.
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Pakistanis—who, curiously, have been arriving in greater numbers since the deal kicked in—have begun a hunger strike.
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Although receiving clemency is incredible, legislative reform is critical because it will impact far greater numbers of deserving people.
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The game in the United States, while embraced in greater numbers every year, remains without a universally talismanic personality.
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CIA officers swept up suspects all over the world, in ever-greater numbers, with many undercover operations running simultaneously.
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Pregnant women here, alerted to the tragedy unfolding in Brazil, may have sought abortions in greater numbers, officials say.
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Without strong policy action, the death toll will only worsen as megacities mushroom, exposing ever greater numbers of people.
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Millennials have begun saving more as they work in greater numbers and benefit from a record-long economic expansion.
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Israeli Arabs voted in greater numbers in this election, and now, at long last, represent a formidable parliamentary bloc.
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Israeli Arabs voted in greater numbers in this election, and now, at long last, represent a formidable parliamentary bloc.
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Democrats and progressives were motivated to turn out in greater numbers than they normally do in odd-year elections.
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The greater numbers allowed the study to detect an association with odds ratio of 1.6 or greater, Donahue said.
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Roughly half of homeless adults are without a high school degree, and even greater numbers have limited work experience.
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For example, they have served in the military in greater numbers per population than Americans and in all wars.
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Students in the A.P. class signed up in greater numbers when they knew their friends would see the list.
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Fortunately, in greater numbers, Jewish communities are realizing this as a critical issue with which we must honestly wrestle.
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But Democrats insist their base is energized and will turn out in greater numbers than any past midterm election.
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Soft-bodied, idyllic jellyfish are becoming an incredible nuisance, so it's about time we start eating them in greater numbers.
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Demand for reverse mortgages is expected to surge as greater numbers of baby boomers retire, many with not much saved.
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The officers have been calling out in greater numbers in recent weeks, some due to financial strain, the TSA said.
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In both states, non-white voters turned out in greater numbers than they typically do in non-presidential election years.
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"Extending the time window for treatment could result in greater numbers of patients eligible to receive treatment for acute stroke."
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Medical studies built on the ResearchKit framework are enrolling greater numbers of participants, improving the quality of the data collected.
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And those adherents, nursing a ludicrous sense of persecution, could turn out in greater numbers this November as a result.
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More employers are beginning to offer Roth 401(k) accounts to their workers, who are adopting them in greater numbers.
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The tendency for better-educated voters to respond to surveys in greater numbers has been true for a long time.
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The changes are expected to lead to detentions and deportations in greater numbers, as well as lessened protections for undocumented immigrants.
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Greenland sharks are thought to excel at escaping from nets and may be present in greater numbers than conventional surveys indicate.
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In fact, she argues, they held such jobs in greater numbers between 1930 and 20063 than they would for decades after.
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That drop came later for women, who continued to pick up the habit as men started to quit in greater numbers.
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History is the story of how we've learned to come together in ever greater numbers — from tribes to cities to nations.
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I think this package solves those barriers we've identified, to why customers haven't embraced the genre in greater numbers in audio.
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Some fear that this is the beginning of a worrying trend, where automation leaves ever greater numbers of people structurally unemployable.
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Some of the laws that were linked with greater numbers of gun related deaths came as a surprise to the researchers.
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And the rest of the world, whose audiences are coveted in even greater numbers than those in America, knows it, too.
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Resource-strapped park rangers appear helpless to stop the madness, as Instagram, among other factors, fuels ever-greater numbers of visitors.
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However, partly because of the Great Recession, older people have entered the work force in greater numbers than in the past.
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When ISIS took over Nineveh province, and the city of Mosul specifically, in June 2014, Christians fled in ever greater numbers.
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But on plants with toxic aphids, there were not only more aphids, but other ladybug species were present in greater numbers.
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History is the story of how we've learned to come together in ever greater numbers -- from tribes to cities to nations.
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The show floor at CES 2020 was packed with lidar companies exhibiting in larger spaces, seemingly in greater numbers than before.
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In international sporting competitions, South Korean athletes participate in greater numbers and win medals more often than their North Korean counterparts.
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"Far greater numbers of women are identifying themselves as being in the Democratic party," she said The panel also included Reps.
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And those that share the road with cars — pedestrians, bicyclists, motorcyclists — also died in greater numbers in 2016 than the previous year.
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But executives say they have capacity to make more if they could obtain extra foreign exchange to import kits in greater numbers.
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Greater numbers of shoppers shifted their sales online, resulting in a record performance, and the big beneficiary of that trend was Amazon.
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Transportation Security Administration officers have been calling out sick in greater numbers than at the same time last year, the agency said.
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Republicans hope he will spur supporters to come out and vote in greater numbers, possibly improving the party's chances in Congressional races.
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These connections saw these countries both releasing and absorbing the virus, but with greater numbers coming in, including from the United States.
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And men still abuse women in far greater numbers So it's not as though abuse at the hands of women is new.
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Latinos are also going to college in greater numbers, lessening the skills gap that helps drive the structural barriers to business growth.
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In the 40 countries where data was available, Muslim women reported praying daily in only fractionally greater numbers than their male counterparts.
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" He said the American military planners had "upped their game" because "these guys are out there in greater numbers than we thought.
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But they persist anyway, in even greater numbers than fake accounts, according to the company's estimates, compounding its problem of inauthentic activity.
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Police and paramilitary forces patrolled the streets in far greater numbers on Wednesday, and swathes of the riot-hit areas were deserted.
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Even as the Taliban returned in greater numbers, senior American officials almost always said that progress was being made in the war.
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Politically engaged people who download voting apps, and the friends they nag, will probably show up at the polls in greater numbers.
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During the breakdown of the '70s, families with means fled to the suburbs in even greater numbers than their '50s and '60s forebears.
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Black women register and turn out in far greater numbers than black men, a pattern not seen with white women and white men.
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Across the West Muslims turn out to vote in greater numbers than the rest of the population and increasingly interact with non-Muslims.
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And with greater numbers of them living on the coast and property values continuing to rise, the bills are sure to surge higher.
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Due to the colonial status of the Island, Puerto Ricans have been forced to migrate to the States in greater numbers each year.
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It's true that pain and disease affect certain groups in greater numbers than others, but they by no means affect those groups exclusively.
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This really matters, because women showed up to vote in much greater numbers in New York: 59 percent of all voters were women.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Medicare enrollees are moving in greater numbers than ever to the program's managed care option as a way to save money.
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If women do, in fact, turn out in greater numbers than usual, it could tip the balance of power in the Democrats favor.
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In separate polling conducted by Quinnipiac University last December, Republicans opposed the expansion of background checks in greater numbers than Democrats or independents.
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Over the past few weeks people poured out of the shrinking IS territory in greater numbers than expected, holding up the final assault.
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Gen Z (23 to 5003) and millennials (defined here those 2500 to 228.9) are opting out in far greater numbers than older Americans.
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Mr. Hogrebe said that for those weekends, the city would use smaller vessels "in greater numbers" and that inclement weather may dampen demand.
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"Anytime you have far greater numbers, you have far greater potential for harm," said Ben Decker, who runs the digital investigations consultancy Memetica.
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Women are expected to vote in greater numbers, but turnout among men — who tend to consider abortion a female issue — may be critical.
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I'm very glad that women who have been wronged are speaking out in greater numbers and that their complaints are being taken seriously.
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In recent weeks, police have taken a hardline approach against violent protesters, arresting demonstrators in greater numbers and breaking up even small gatherings.
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Following the thawing of relations between the Cold War enemies, Cubans, afraid the policy would soon end, began leaving the island in greater numbers.
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The military has not had much success in battles with Maute fighters, despite far greater numbers and use of planes, attack helicopters and artillery.
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But as winters get milder, we're seeing the range of species like Aedes aegypti and Culex quinquefasciatus expanding further north and in greater numbers.
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Companies like Lending Club, Prosper and SoFi were originating loans in greater numbers, using proprietary risk-analysis tools and distributing smaller, niche loan amounts.
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And, as these remakes are incorporating more technological innovations — motion capture and realistic animation — foreign markets, like China, are showing up in greater numbers.
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But a competing theory of aerial warfare argues that stealth is overrated - and it's better to buy greater numbers of cheaper, non-stealthy planes.
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The counties with the highest levels of prescriptions tended to have larger white populations, higher rates of unemployment and greater numbers enrolled in Medicaid.
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"There's a reason that 74 percent of Arizona's youth use alcohol in greater numbers than they use marijuana—because it's available," Leibsohn told Motherboard.
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We live in an age of movements: people-powered democracies that lead to people taking to the streets in greater numbers than ever before.
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Old Britons voted to leave the EU in far greater numbers than young ones; the uneducated were much keener on exit than the educated.
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The only real solution then is for all players to reinforce/ repeat the importance of skills until undergraduate students pursue them in greater numbers.
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Republican turnout has increased by more than the increase in Republican registration, but mainly because reliable Republican voters are turning out in greater numbers.
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"With each passing day, however, this task grows more futile, driving the Department's experienced and talented staff away in ever greater numbers," she wrote.
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Afghan officials say they are killing equal or greater numbers of Taliban militants, but there is little hard evidence to back up such claims.
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Generation X, along with Millennials, finally rocked the vote in greater numbers than boomers and older voters in the 2016 election, according to Pew.
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Trilobites Deaths of gray and harbor seals, in much greater numbers than usual, have been attributed to viruses related to distemper and the flu.
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Only when women are represented at the top in greater numbers, she argued, will they be allowed to lobby for themselves without self-consciousness.
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The large employer market can spread the costs of expensive care more easily over the greater numbers of people that work for large companies.
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As the Americans pressed in the second half, sending greater numbers forward, they survived several chances by Honduras that would have sealed the outcome.
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Mexicans are now arriving at the US border in greater numbers than those from Central America's "Northern Triangle" of Guatemala, Honduras, and El Salvador.
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Chief LiPetri said the increase was being driven by teenagers who have been robbing other teenagers of electronic devices in greater numbers than before.
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"With each passing day, however, this task grows more futile, driving the Department's experienced and talented staff away in ever greater numbers," Shackelford added.
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As the executive branch vastly expanded in the 20th century, presidents relied on greater numbers of experts and advisers to provide them with guidance.
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If current trends continue, greater numbers of Americans will live less healthy and less productive lives, and our medical costs will continue to skyrocket.
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I support efforts to encourage women to participate in greater numbers, and selection of letters to reflect the rich differences of opinion that exist.
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In an apparent reference to those attacks, Nasrallah said potential suicide attackers were present in the region in greater numbers than in the past.
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And she's not alone: Robinson is one of many American students who university officials say have applied to Canadian schools in greater numbers this year.
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In a low turnout special election, getting supporters to the polls is vital, and Democrats have voted early in greater numbers than Republicans so far.
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Venezuelans are acting on this wish in ever greater numbers, yielding what may well be the largest forced displacement of people in Latin American history.
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New York restaurant workers will be watching that outcome closely, and are likely to engage in the electoral process in greater numbers as a result.
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Nonwhites (173%) support it in greater numbers than whites (40%), and whites are split by education (51% with college degrees back impeachment and removal vs.
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It is also likely that less-educated whites, who historically have had a low propensity to vote, turned out in greater numbers than pollsters predicted.
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But America's dismal voter turnout rate should prod U.S. policymakers to learn from other advanced nations in which all social groups vote in greater numbers.
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Second, cloud computing allows ever greater numbers of financial transactions to be automated and unimaginable quantities of data to be analysed by artificial intelligence (AI).
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Will the tired, the poor, and the huddled masses yearning to breathe free decide to walk in greater numbers through our lamp-lit golden door?
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Recent efforts, such as in New Jersey, to circumvent Janus are likely to frustrate workers and cause them to abandon their unions in greater numbers.
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Less attention is paid to the hidden but greater numbers of children and families living in a home with a person with substance use disorder.
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In fact, another study shows, when women enter fields in greater numbers, pay declines — for the very same jobs that more men were doing before.
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As the technology evolves and improves, you will see greater numbers of rides being serviced by these, or these vehicles being dispatched to our passengers.
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The bigger, long-term question is whether the coronavirus, especially if followed by a recession, could drive people away from movie theaters in greater numbers.
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And predators like foxes and wolves are appearing in greater numbers and coming into closer contact with humans, pets and barnyard animals in rural areas.
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Even as women are starting tech companies in greater numbers, many top venture capital firms in Silicon Valley don't have a single female investing partner.
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Gen Z (ages 18 to 24) and millennials (defined here as ages 25 to 34) are opting out in far greater numbers than older Americans.
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And the big money will triumph as long as the young, the poor, and working class do not register and vote in far greater numbers.
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And things are only likely to get hotter, considering that millennials, America&aposs biggest group of buyers, are moving to suburbia in ever-greater numbers. Realtor.
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It works the same as the rest of the phase, really, but the payload is no longer moving and the enemies spawn in even greater numbers.
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The only question is whether the electorate will turn out in greater numbers than they did for the last presidential election, in 2014, when 47% voted.
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"Ballistic missile proliferation is increasing as more countries acquire greater numbers of ballistic missiles while simultaneously advancing technical sophistication to defeat U.S. defense systems," Hyten testified.
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According to a recent Florida International University poll, 68 percent of Cuban Americans favor re-establishing diplomatic relations, with even greater numbers among the younger generation.
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As greater numbers of electric vehicles make it onto the road, worries about the potential danger of silent vehicles to pedestrians, cyclists, and blind people grow.
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Roughly half of all American smartphone owners use the Messenger app, according to industry estimates, and Facebook is aiming to capture greater numbers in international markets.
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African-American and Hispanic voters remain more moderate — which could present a challenge as the party tries to mobilize those groups to vote in greater numbers.
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Interestingly, they found that sneezing didn't produce greater numbers of viral RNA copies in the samples, which suggests it's not an important contributor to virus shedding.
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Migrants fleeing turmoil in Guatemala, Honduras, and El Salvador, a majority of them children, are now coming north from Central America's "Northern Triangle" in greater numbers.
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Various studies of religious affiliation in the United States show that young people are leaving the Catholic Church in greater numbers than before for many reasons.
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This episode of "Almost Impossible" delves into the wacky world of numbers juggling—people who try to juggle ever greater numbers of balls, rings, and beanbags.
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The world's biggest computer manufacturers also buy Windows software to power their laptops and tablets, which sell in much greater numbers than Microsoft's first-party hardware.
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Australia's incredible slate of food festivals and events over the last decade has brought the world's food media and chefs to our shores in greater numbers.
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But moderate and conservative Democrats are more evenly split, with much greater numbers saying they'd like to return to the way things were four years ago.
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That is why we must reaffirm our commitment to not only protecting Social Security, but expanding it for the greater numbers needing it in the future.
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They took an inventory of the proteins being manufactured by the earwigs and sandhoppers, noting which were being made in greater numbers and which had declined.
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Now he and all Democrats need to convince these young people to turn out in greater numbers than we have seen so far to defeat Trump.
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Unfortunately for Bush (and the rest of the world), the violence went on and casualties continued to mount, in greater numbers than before, over the subsequent years.
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It recommended the UN peacekeeping mission in the Democratic Republic of Congo deploy greater numbers of peacekeepers to areas where political violence might break out, including Kinshasa.
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Hospitals in general have benefited from the greater numbers of patients being covered by some form of insurance that has occurred since the ACA went into effect.
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In recent months, those firms have left the SGX in greater numbers voluntarily or after failing to meet listing requirements, according to exchange filings compiled by CNBC.
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If the rally continues, brokers said, options activity could pick up again as oil producers enter the market in greater numbers to hedge crude sales, brokers said.
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For one, companies will be able to register without having to apply to the government regulator, ensuring greater numbers of companies will be able to be traded.
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Though Anchor had been targeting short-form audio, professional podcasters began using its app in greater numbers last year to take advantage of several of its tools.
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That increase comes across party lines, but Republicans continue to see Iran as a "very serious" threat in greater numbers (54%) than independents (35%) or Democrats (35%).
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Fearing that, one way or another, their positions might be eliminated, hospital staff began leaving in greater numbers than anticipated, and Walter Reed had difficulty finding replacements.
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Women disproportionately opposed Mr. Trump's election two years ago, and have turned against him in even greater numbers since, an ominous sign for members of his party.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads If it seems like classic musical heroes are dying off in greater and greater numbers these days, don't blame the apocalypse.
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The Trump administration wants lawful permanent residence, also known as green-card status, to be denied to greater numbers of legal immigrants for having received public assistance.
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Many cancer deaths were averted after millions quit lighting up, but they are now rising because even greater numbers are unable to keep their waistlines in check.
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Dozens of Iraqis protested the decision in Baghdad, carrying signs saying "Jerusalem is Arab" and vowing to return in greater numbers the following day after Friday prayers.
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It is fair to assume this anger motivated voting against the establishment in even greater numbers in parts of the country that are less prosperous than London.
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Although other presidents have looked to the valley's innovators and venture capitalists for money, political support and ideas, this administration has wooed tech executives in far greater numbers.
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But the vote could haunt those members by driving angry Democrats to turn out in greater numbers — and persuading some dismayed Republicans not to turn out at all.
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But, as the sociologist Jake Rosenfeld has shown, in his book " What Unions No Longer Do " (22018), they joined in even greater numbers than those factors would predict.
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Equal treatment of women and men on college campuses remains regulated, albeit imperfectly, by Title IX. Women attend graduate schools in roughly equal or greater numbers than men.
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"People are now living long enough to get cancer in greater numbers," said Professor Lisa Horvath, director of research at the Chris O'Brien Lifehouse cancer hospital in Sydney.
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If the coalition is successful and thousands of ordinary members of a collapsing Islamic State have nowhere left to retreat, will they start to surrender in greater numbers?
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For a party whose midterm chances rest significantly on its ability to turn out voters in greater numbers than usual, pushing for legal marijuana could make a difference.
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And as Chinese tourists travel abroad in greater numbers, the two payments companies are expected to "follow their customers" and sink their feet in more countries, Chu said.
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It's commonplace to argue that the country is closely divided between liberals and conservatives, and victory goes to whichever side can turn out its enthusiasts in greater numbers.
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They're some of the most impressive schools in the country, because they enroll a diverse mix of students and graduate them in greater numbers than peer schools do.
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The goals of the renovation are not only to make the theater more comfortable, Mr. Eustis said, but also to bring free Shakespeare to greater numbers of people.
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Dr. Melnick, the Clark County official, said he had heard recently from doctors that parents have been showing up in greater numbers seeking vaccinations since the outbreak emerged.
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The systemic sexism that Richardson mentions is indeed one of the main culprits that's likely causing women in the legal profession to imbibe in more and greater numbers.
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What has really changed is that women are speaking out about sexual misconduct, more publicly and in greater numbers than before — and, more than before, they are being heard.
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Angle said he intends to make the robots affordable enough to entice fisherman to buy the machines in hopes that they will hunt the invasive species in greater numbers.
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"It's an ideal result ... The people came out in greater numbers to support the opposition," Au Kam-sang, a veteran pro-democracy lawmaker who was re-elected, told Reuters.
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Unusually, the rise is not in terms of patient numbers, which have in fact fallen, but by people living longer with greater numbers of increasingly complex conditions to manage.
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Russian firms have ventured back to global bond markets this year in greater numbers compared to previous years raising $15 billion by end-July, according to Thomson Reuters data.
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The bill would also allow people and small business owners to band together through professional associations to purchase insurance, with the goal of decreasing the cost through greater numbers.
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On health care, within the past few months, activists helped successfully push House Democrats to embrace [a] "Medicare-for-all" single-payer [plan] in greater numbers than ever before.
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Moreover, Apple appears to have backed away from the car market, so the era of selling greater and greater numbers of physical products appears to be over — for now.
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People are on the run within their countries and greater numbers of South Sudanese refugees are fleeing to Sudan and Uganda, the U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) said.
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If Trump cannot draw in far greater numbers of women, moderate Republican voters and minorities, he will almost surely lose the White House race, according to the polling project.
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But the Trump Administration is implementing policies that systematically deny them protection even as families continue to flee from violence and arrive at the U.S. border in greater numbers.
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Although the older crowd voted in greater numbers (65% were 45 and older), Jones' margin of support with younger voters was larger than what Moore pulled from older ones.
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Protesters have begun to come out in greater numbers after the deaths of foreign militants, for example, and have been appearing at the sites of police shootouts with militants.
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Even greater numbers of children are raised by relatives who step in to keep from ever coming to the attention of the child welfare system in the first place.
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In the end, this approach to life seems to confer a reproductive advantage in that the risks psychopaths take lead them to start reproducing earlier and in greater numbers.
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Greater numbers of families began to be separated after then-Attorney General Jeff Sessions ordered federal prosecutors to pursue criminal charges against all migrants who crossed the border unlawfully.
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These predators eat the young wild salmon in greater numbers than normal as they make their way out to sea, or sometimes even force them into the farm cages.
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FCA has been retooling plants in Italy to produce greater numbers of its higher-margin models, such as the Maserati SUV, several Alfa Romeo models or the Jeep Renegade.
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In animals, as well as in humans, microRNAs are found in greater numbers in the ankles and top layers of cartilage, as opposed to in the knees and hips.
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Robots are being deployed in ever-greater numbers in factories and also taking on tasks such as personal care or surgery, raising fears over unemployment, wealth inequality and alienation.
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And social media -- where, according to Pew Research, girls tend to dominate, using visual platforms like Instagram and Snapchat in far greater numbers than boys -- isn't helping the matter.
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The event not only brought different types of white supremacists together, it brought them together in greater numbers, including, it seems, people who'd never attended anything like this before.
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"These rapid depopulation goals were set to stop virus amplification and widespread transmission, which would result in far greater numbers of animals being destroyed," McNally explained in an email.
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The composition of Japan's workforce is slowly changing, with greater numbers of workers, especially women, on more flexible contracts that are more exposed to market forces, for better or worse.
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Lastly, Mr Trump's blunt, targeted courtship of this demographic group, which historically has shown a fairly low propensity to vote, may have motivated them to turn out in greater numbers.
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Maryam rose to prominence in politics when she helped manage her father's re-election campaign in 2013, courting the youth vote that Khan was connecting with in ever-greater numbers.
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Certainly, RV quickly established a reputation for funding so-called frontier technologies – including virtual reality and augmented reality startups – in greater numbers than any other venture firm in Silicon Valley.
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Worse, to the extent that individuals and societies make ethical judgments on the basis of empathy, they become less sensitive to the suffering of greater and greater numbers of people.
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To offset the growing proportion of blacks and Hispanics in the voting age population, Trump must turn white voters out in greater numbers than Romney in cities such as Canton.
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"Whether they gravitate to Bernie [Sanders] or Hillary, young women are activist and feminist in greater numbers than ever before," wrote Steinem, one of the modern feminist movement's leading voices.
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Voting for Turks living abroad finished on Sunday and Erdogan said this week that those overseas had turned out in greater numbers, a development that pollsters say could benefit him.
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But it still says something that after a seven-year followup among people who had no osteoarthritis to begin with, it was walkers who developed knee problems in greater numbers.
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Most of Puerto Rico's sons and daughters have already attained the responsibilities and benefits of statehood by relocating to one of the 50 states, with greater numbers moving every year.
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The suffragettes paraded again that June in even greater numbers, behind a 19-year-old figurehead named Margery Bryce, mounted on a white horse and dressed as Joan of Arc.
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People all over the world play violent video games, yet mass shootings occur in the US far more regularly and in much greater numbers than anywhere else in the world.
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Nineteen million Americans live too far away from the nearest grocery store to get fresh produce on a regular basis, and even greater numbers can't afford to see a dentist.
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Just like any product, under the laws of supply and demand, with lower barriers to entry, greater numbers of higher education suppliers can compete to lower the market equilibrium price.
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Traveling recently through Yorkshire, a postindustrial swath of northern England, I heard complaints that began about refugees but shifted quickly to Polish workers, who have arrived in much greater numbers.
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Back then, immigrants fleeing violence from Central American countries, many in search of asylum, were crossing in broad daylight and turning themselves in to the Border Patrol in greater numbers.
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But in areas with greater numbers of college-educated white voters, such as the Memphis suburbs, she did less well, allowing Mr. Espy to draw closer than Democrats ordinarily do.
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Although Chancellor Angela Merkel is from the former east, voters there are rejecting mainstream political parties and turning in greater numbers to the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party.
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Since Mr. Trump took office, border crossings have plummeted to their lowest numbers in decades, possibly a result of his threats to arrest and deport greater numbers of undocumented immigrants.
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And while the Japanese may fight for the fate of some 17 Japanese citizens, he argues that the North Koreans' grievances against Japan run much deeper, in much greater numbers.
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But Wasserman argues that one clear theme emerging is that after Trump's 2016 election, women are fired up and ready to run for office in greater numbers than ever before.
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Fantastic Beasts has been a minor box office disappointment (only $75 million, yawn), but fans might flock in greater numbers if they knew that they were going to see Voldemort's roots.
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We understand the great arc of human history bends towards people coming together in ever greater numbers -- from tribes to cities to nations -- to achieve things we couldn't on our own.
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"Journalists have recently begun returning in greater numbers to Libya to cover the conflict and political upheaval but it remains an extraordinarily dangerous place," said CPJ Deputy Executive Director Robert Mahoney.
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What this seems to indicate is that iOS users are turning to the App Store and its editorial recommendations in greater numbers to learn about what new game to try next.
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We understand the great arc of human history bends towards people coming together in ever greater numbers — from tribes to cities to nations — to achieve things we couldn't on our own.
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In the week since Delos Santos was killed, Filipinos have taken to the streets in greater numbers than ever before to demand justice for what they say is an unjustified killing.
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And then ground troops would be needed in far greater numbers that are now available to take control of sites inside North Korea where nuclear weapons might survive a first strike.
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A clash of agendas, perspectives and contributions is inevitable, with richer countries trying to use their wealth to get their way and poorer countries using their greater numbers to get theirs.
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Even greater numbers — 65 percent — said there needs to be an investigation of the Uranium One deal that netted the Clinton Foundation $140 million in foreign-based contributions that went undisclosed.
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Democrats say Hispanics are registering in greater numbers to vote against Trump, and given that 2202 percent of the state's population is Hispanic, there's lots of room to grow the rolls.
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By our rough estimate, women account for a quarter to a third of submissions — although women do tend to write in greater numbers about issues like education, health, gender and children.
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"It's apparent to the people who follow sports in our country that soccer has grown at a tremendous rate and is supported now in greater numbers than ever before," he said.
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The bodies that washed up near Zawiya, a smuggling hub 30 miles west of Tripoli, the capital, appeared to be a further sign that greater numbers were starting to set off.
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Successive Republican and Democratic administrations have focused most of their attention on adult men who tend to join militant groups such as al Qaeda and Islamic State in greater numbers than women.
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Greater numbers of the more numerous recent retirees (12 percent) than the less numerous 10+ retirees (5 percent) said so, pushing this reason up to the No. 241 spot on the list.
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The average effect on income obscures some specific losers from the policy who would fall back below the poverty line in greater numbers than beneficiaries from the policy would climb above it.
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Still, the scope of the new report is limited: It covers only the enrollment periods ending in 2014 and 2015, when healthier people were already expected to sign up in greater numbers.
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However, he adds that the anger and bitterness associated with the Grenfell fire, and that it could have been avoided, could lead to greater numbers needing more long-term help to recover.
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Bavarian Interior Minister Joachim Herrmann on Tuesday welcomed the police sending greater numbers of people back across the border in recent days, saying this was "sensible" and he hoped it would continue.
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Consumers are blocking ads on their cellphones in greater numbers than on PCs, with 236 million desktop devices using the software, according to analytics company PageFair's most recent statistics, published in February.
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Why it matters: There's been a great deal of speculation that President Trump might use private prisons as a major part of his plan to detain significantly greater numbers of illegal immigrants.
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But the development of a new coastal railway led to greater numbers of visitors, and the course was soon redesigned and expanded to 18 holes under the direction of Old Tom Morris.
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Many of those costs are expected to be passed on to customers, which could lead firms to use automated advisors in greater numbers to provide basic services for investors with fewer assets.
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Past Democratic primary voters represented a larger share of the district's voters than they did in 2016 or 2014, and they turned out in greater numbers than in a typical midterm election.
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Even as the Taliban returned in greater numbers and troops on the ground voiced concerns about the American strategy's growing shortcomings, senior American officials almost always said that progress was being made.
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They would stand a far better chance of capturing many of the Republican-held House districts that voted for Hillary Clinton, they say, if Hispanic adults registered and voted in greater numbers.
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Apple continued to hire greater numbers of Asian, black and Latino workers over the past year, but the overall racial and gender breakdown of the company's workforce remains mostly unchanged since 22016.
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Their findings showed that catering for the needs of teens and providing peer support in this way resulted in greater numbers attending regularly, with 95% staying, as opposed to 85% in regular clinics.
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Advocates of AI, however, argue there could actually be an increase in the sector's labor force as the technology drives costs down and makes legal services more affordable to greater numbers of people.
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She said campaigns gearing up for next year's midterms will learn from Virginia whether such messaging sways independents, or motivates Democrats to turn out in greater numbers than typical for non-presidential years.
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He must hope his fired up political base will show up to the polls in greater numbers than voters supporting Democrats that he is painting as extreme and bent on a communist takeover.
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Refugee advocates say the lower limit ignores growing humanitarian crises around the world that are causing people to flee their native countries in greater numbers, and represents a departure from U.S. global leadership.
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The fact that independents can vote in the primary could complicate the path for Mr. Cruz; they have tended to vote for Mr. Trump in greater numbers than they have for other candidates.
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Traditional Republican voters have turned out for early voting in greater numbers than Democratic-leaning voters in several key Senate battleground states: Arizona, Florida, Indiana, Montana, Tennessee and Texas, according to NBC News.
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Put this together with a general increase in human encroachment on macaque territory in the region and we have an ideal case for introducing the parasite to human populations in far greater numbers.
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In a familiar pattern, Afghan government officials attributed their forces' failure to the Taliban's purported possession of superior equipment, particularly night vision goggles and weapons with laser sights, and the insurgents' greater numbers.
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He still loses under what could be considered a dream scenario for the Republican nominee: white men show up in greater numbers than expected, while turnout among racial minorities is lower than expected.
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The proliferation of journals that few people are invested in, along with the pressure to produce ever greater numbers of articles, leads to more work being published with fewer safeguards guaranteeing its quality.
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But Mexicans, who have not been bound by some of the same restrictions, have been showing up at the border in greater numbers, in many cases fleeing the escalating violence in their country.
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"Anytime you have far greater numbers, you have far greater potential for harm," said Decker, who noted he has observed "us-versus-them" narratives within some Sanders groups that he believes amplify hostility.
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They woke sooner, spilled out earlier from their winter hiding places and bit people in greater numbers than in any other year, transmitting so much virus that it made many people gravely ill.
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Whether through online play, real-life meetups, or livestreaming, trans people who game are connecting in greater numbers than ever before—and as they connect with one another, they come to better understand themselves.
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Limiting the sale of pets from regulated professionals in favor of so-called rescues creates a perverse incentive to import greater numbers of street dogs and dogs of unknown origin for U.S. pet suppliers.
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Not only are committed public servants needed to defend the US against information security risks, but private companies – who own most of our nation's critical infrastructure must also employ greater numbers of security practitioners.
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Over the past few years Sweden has rejected about 45 percent of claims for asylum, but with last year's record influx the greater numbers are putting an increasing strain on immigration and police authorities.
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The so-called "walking prey" were significantly larger than the airborne prey, meaning the spiders with full-fledged vision could feast on larger prey in greater numbers than spiders with blocked vision, Stafstrom said.
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Each party will be certain — or as certain as one can be when it comes to law and politics — that the other party will pack and re-pack the court with ever greater numbers.
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Particular attention should be paid to women's involvement in climate change adaptation efforts in the world's burgeoning cities, as migration brings greater numbers of struggling rural families to urban areas, Bickersteth and others said.
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DD: To some degree innovation comes from a place where you figure your ... you know, here's the difference in China: They can make anything they see, and make it in greater numbers more easily.
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Quality education in high-poverty areas costs more money than quality education in affluent areas, not least because of greater numbers of special education students and students for whom English isn't a first language.
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The least educated workers — who have received the smallest share of the recovery's rewards — were hired in greater numbers, while traditional industrial sectors like manufacturing that have suffered from decades of losses, added jobs.
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"During a Monday evening press briefing, Trump said that deaths caused by a poor economy "definitely would be in far greater numbers than the numbers that we're talking about with regard to the virus.
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But high-profile national issues, such as Congress' failure to codify the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program after President Trump ended those protections, could drive Democrats to the polls in even greater numbers.
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Abubakar urged voters to come out in even greater numbers on February 23, adding that the APC were "desperate and will do anything in their power to avoid" being rejected by the Nigerian people.
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At the same time, border migration is shifting: Mexicans, whom Mr. Trump demonized during his campaign, are leaving the United States in greater numbers than they are arriving, according to the Pew Research Center.
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In many dangerous places, even when gangs and organized crime are very well armed, it is not surprising that criminals die in greater numbers than the police or military they are fighting, researchers say.
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Whether it's the rock-oriented Midi Festival to the indie Strawberry Music Festival, live music events that run the gamut in terms of genres have been attracting greater numbers of attendees on the mainland.
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There are 2.2 million women veterans in the United States, but at no time before have women stepped up in greater numbers and have so many of us been in the line of fire.
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But I've watched much worse shows for far less than the potential on display in Roadies, and I've seen far more troubled productions pull themselves together after far greater numbers of episodes than three.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - The Red Cross is delivering assistance to greater numbers of Syrian civilians and visiting more detainees in government prisons but the situation remains "dramatic" in besieged areas, a senior official said on Tuesday.
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Emboldened, voters gleefully turned up for the run-off on September 0003th in far greater numbers than they had done in the first round, to vote for the 37-year-old Communist challenger, Andrei Ishchenko.
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As greater numbers of citizens lose their trust not just in institutions from government health agencies to grounded journalism, we seem to become more focused on truthiness than on a skeptical relationship with reliable data.
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On Saturday, young voters turned out in far greater numbers in the South Carolina Republican primary than they did in 256 or 218 in that state, according to a study by Tufts University's Circle center.
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But the peddlers are out in greater numbers, with 15 or 20 people selling tickets to at least three clubs every day, greeting passers-by with a smile and a question: Do you like comedy?
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When Mrs May declares that there are grave problems in areas such as fees and housing, then proposes only tweaks to the status quo, she risks driving young voters to Labour in even greater numbers.
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As for England's Catholics, they opted for Brexit in slightly greater numbers (55%) than the nation as a whole, but they are less wedded to the little-England ideal than are rank-and-file Anglicans.
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"The Great March of Return", as the Gaza border protests have been dubbed, has seen thousands gather - in greater numbers on Fridays - to demand access to their families' lost homes or lands, now in Israel.
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Switching to higher-welfare breeds — chickens that are able to move painlessly and engage in natural behaviors like perching and playing — is critical, as chickens are killed in greater numbers than any animal except fish.
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Uzbeks have joined both Islamic State and, in even greater numbers, rival militias such as Jabhat al-Nusra, which recently announced a name-change to Jabhat Fatah al-Sham, or "Front for Victory in Syria".
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Each year XOXO strived to be more inclusive than it had been the year before, and the result was a series of spiraling improvements that made the festival accessible to ever-greater numbers of people.
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But it was not until October 1965, when President Lyndon B. Johnson signed the Immigration and Nationality Act, which abolished the quota system and allowed family reunification, that Chinese immigrants started coming in greater numbers.
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He also discovered that when fiddlers from Cape Breton began traveling in greater numbers to Scotland about 30 years ago, they helped set off a revival of their music in the country where it began.
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On one hand, immigrants tend to be younger on average than the population of the destination countries, and tend to work in greater numbers, contributing to the economy and viability of the Social Security system.
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Research shows that greater numbers of women in the police ranks — for which the United States could advocate and allocate money — can have a positive effect on reducing rates of homicides and violence against women.
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If you are one of the 85033 million who gained health coverage as a result of the ACA's expansion of Medicaid to childless adults and to greater numbers of parents, that coverage is at risk.
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Civilians have been displaced in greater numbers in recent days, as the fighting in and around IS's last strongholds in Mosul rages in residential neighborhoods where water, food and power have been rationed for months.
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"Presidential election years are the most important years for marijuana policy reform ballot issues, since younger, more supportive voters show up in greater numbers for those elections," Morgan Fox, communications manager at the MPP, told Refinery29.
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Though women were getting college degrees (34.6 percent of American women were enrolled in college in 1970) and filling workplaces in greater numbers, they were still dwarfed by men in these areas, in pay and stature.
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In the debate about migration in the West, foreign surgeons and software engineers are not maligned in the way that farm workers and waiters frequently are, even though they have been migrating in ever greater numbers.
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They are also likely to be cheaper and smaller than manned versions because they do not have to protect people from enemy attack, so they can be deployed in greater numbers and in more dangerous situations.
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So it is a relief that over the past two years, as the labour market has improved, Americans aged 287 to 225 (prime-age, in the jargon) have been joining the labour force in greater numbers.
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"In the U.S., financial whistleblowers are coming forward in greater numbers because of the confidentiality, employment protection and, in particular, financial rewards that the Dodd-Frank Act provides them," Kelton told CNBC via email on Tuesday.
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Chinese nationals have settled in Pakistan in greater numbers since the announcement of a $46 billion investment plan known as the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) in 2015 -- part of China's One Belt One Road initiative.
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It's not just the fact that there need to be greater numbers and better inclusion in these fields, but that people who are there, who are female or people of color, that they are actually seen.
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And despite Moore and Laffer's claim that it's the wealthy who the most tax-sensitive and are leaving in greater numbers, the lower-earners are moving more – usually because of jobs or the costs of housing.
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Paradoxically, a stricter post-Brexit immigration regime, of the sort proposed in a recently leaked Home Office document, could initially result in greater numbers settling in Britain, suggests Michal Garapich, a Polish anthropologist who studies migration.
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Additionally, cultural and policy change to encourage greater numbers of men to enter traditionally female-dominated fields would help a particularly hard-hit population of workers who have been unable to adapt to these economic changes.
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I believe that this change will come from the consensus molders that we see stepping up in greater numbers to answer King's call for the radical economic and political redistribution that is necessary for true equality.
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Black bears have wandered into the town in greater numbers since a wildfire forced some 90,000 residents from the area earlier this month, leaving behind trash cans, dumpsters, and even thawing freezers rife with food, authorities said.
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From Britain and the United States to the Philippines and India, people are being trafficked online in ever greater numbers, mainly via social media and advertising sites that are failing to deal with the problem, campaigners say.
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As ISIS suffers losses in Syria, Iraq and Libya, these officials are bracing for the group's fighters to return to Europe in greater numbers, not only to launch attacks, but also to mobilize others, sources told CNN.
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I wanted to know why Amber and hundreds of thousands of young people like her around the world are using psychedelics such as LSD, magic mushrooms, ketamine, and DMT in greater numbers than we've seen in decades.
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It was always all too easy to get mobbed by weak foes, their low-grade weapons causing death by a thousand cuts, but the third game in the series serves up adversaries in greater numbers than before.
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One key issue however: Sanders' campaign tends to do better in states with large populations of white voters, while the former secretary of state has had more success in states where greater numbers of African-Americans participate.
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While the original film was hardly short on pyrotechnics, Resurgence looks like it'll blow up even more of the planet, as the aliens bring bigger guns and greater numbers back to Earth to finish their aborted invasion.
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The faded smartphone pioneer is hoping the DTEK50 will sell in greater numbers than the Priv, its first phone using the Android operating system, which Chief Executive John Chen has said suffered because of its high price.
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In New Zealand, Pala's home, 7.5 percent of new cases are in Maori, but in the past year they have seen greater numbers, she said, especially among Maori people who inject drugs and those who are transgendered.
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At just four feet long and slightly less than seven inches in diameter, the launch tube attached to these manned gunships dispenses a type of air-to-ground weapon that the Pentagon is buying in greater numbers.
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Thanks to President Ronald Reagan's landmark Immigration Reform and Control Act, though, an estimated 2.7 million people were legalized beginning in 1986, enabling Mexicans and other immigrants to roam freely in greater numbers in search of opportunities.
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Under the left-wing leadership of Jeremy Corbyn, Labour's anti-austerity message struck a chord, particularly with younger voters, who turned out in greater numbers than usual, leaving many Conservative activists in Manchester wondering how to compete.
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Clerics tend not to read English, or to care much about the opinions of upper-class intellectuals; politicians are largely concerned with the vastly greater numbers of people who read primarily Urdu, Punjabi, Pashto, Sindhi, or Balochi.
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And many of them, statistics indicate, might be Democrats or those who often favor Democratic candidates: young, poor or minority voters, who tend to sign up to vote at the last minute in greater numbers than Republicans.
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In a Twitter post on Sunday morning, Mr. Trump deplored the killing of Christians in the Middle East without noting the killings of Muslims, who have been killed in vastly greater numbers in Iraq, Syria and elsewhere.
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It wasn't until women started entering the workforce in greater numbers decades later that the need for enclosed cubicles with seats, toilet paper and hand basins emerged, explained Raymond Martin, managing director of the British Toilet Association.
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IN 2015 Anne Case and Angus Deaton, economists from Princeton University, revealed that white, middle-aged Americans with limited education were dying in greater numbers, while people of other ethnic groups and in other countries were living longer.
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If fewer people buy and sell properties, greater numbers of rich pensioners will end up staying in houses too big for them after their children have flown the nest, in effect reducing the supply of housing for others.
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Numbers affected by Meningitis C have been rising in both Nigeria and Niger, resulting in 12,000 cases and 800 deaths in these countries within the first six months of 2015, and greater numbers are expected in this year.
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While much of Toronto cringed at the often lurid revelations about Mr. Ford's private life, his supporters rallied to him, appearing in greater numbers than ever at the free barbecues the two brothers had long organized for them.
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Among Hispanic voters in the poll, Mr. O'Rourke leads 56 percent to 37 percent — a clear advantage, but one that might be insufficient with a group that Democrats have hoped would support their candidate in even greater numbers.
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Meanwhile, immigrant citizens – both skilled and semi-skilled – will give birth in greater numbers to future voters, with the assumption (and hope) that this cohort of voters will remember where they came from and how they got here.
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The North Vietnamese tactic was to move onto a hill, fortify it to withstand heavy booming and shelling, and then draw us up the hills in pointless battles in which Americans would be killed in ever greater numbers.
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But there were still notable attempts at election interference in the 2018 midterm elections, with Russian tactics shifting in emphasis away from social media accounts with massive followings and toward greater numbers of accounts, each with smaller followings.
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Shortages of Transportation Security Administration officers, who are not receiving regular paychecks, have been calling in sick in greater numbers, prompting at least two major airports -- Miami International Airport and Houston's George Bush Intercontinental Airport — to close some checkpoints.
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The 19623 shops that bake Winchell's and Yum Yum donuts twice daily onsite in the greater Los Angeles area do battle with dozens of local independent shops, which exist in greater numbers here than in any other American city.
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Each month, they will capture the opinions of millennial women on issues such as what matters to them at the polls, what they look for in political candidates and what's driving young women to enter politics in greater numbers.
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According to CNN, in order for Espy to win the seat, he will not only need to get Black voters to turn out in greater numbers in his favor, but will also need to win over white moderate voters.
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These dinosaurs couldn't understand why Latinos weren't registering and voting Democratic in far greater numbers, or why upward of 40 percent of those who did vote sometimes cast ballots for Republicans like Perry—what was wrong with these people?
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Greater numbers of better sensors, better networked, will not soon make submarines useless; but even without breakthroughs, they could erode the strategic norm that has guided nuclear thinking for over half a century—that of an unstoppable second strike.
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"Just as Republicans are coalescing in greater numbers to support Senator Cruz, the pro-Cruz Super PACs understand that together we can be more effective and efficient in promoting the candidacy of Senator Cruz," Hanley said in a statement.
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Clinton still wins more diverse states Sanders's campaign tends to do better in states with large populations of white voters, while the former secretary of state has had more success in states where greater numbers of African-Americans participate.
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Facebook has already revealed roughly a third of the US population was exposed to Russian-backed content, while Twitter said more than 36,000 Russian-linked accounts pumped out election-related posts—far greater numbers than the companies revealed previously.
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Then they'll have air superiority plus a strong defensive position, and the greater numbers of the Dead will be somewhat counteracted by the fact that every dragon-fire blast that kills a White Walker brings down all his wights.
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Arab lawmakers are urging their communities to turn out in ever greater numbers on March 2 to show their opposition to the new peace plan - dubbed the "Deal of the Century" - unveiled by U.S. President Donald Trump in January.
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I hear you, man, and I'm with you on almost all of this, but I always return to a simple point: If millennials and Gen Xers actually voted in greater numbers, the boomers could've been booted out of power years ago.
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Andalusia, which has one of Europe's highest unemployment rates, is the entry point for thousands of Africans who have been reaching Spain by sea in greater numbers as traffic on the other main route across the Mediterranean to Italy has curbed.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Federal Communications Commission vote on Thursday to roll back net neutrality rules could galvanize young voters, a move Democrats hope will send millennials to the polls in greater numbers and bolster their chances in next year's elections.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Some 203,000 migrants have been rescued on the central Mediterranean between North Africa and Italy in the last few days, as greater numbers take that route in warmer weather, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) said on Tuesday.
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The team also saw a difference between genders, which they will provide greater insight into in their next paper, but for their discovery to have true effect, the team must next trial the green tea compound in greater numbers of people.
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The homeless still camp out there—in greater numbers, even, than back in '92—but whereas Foster regarded the beggar who approached him as yet another freeloader to be scolded, my heart has only softened for these folks over the years.
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Royal London theorizes that given the greater numbers of young people who would watch live-streamed funeral services, as well as the growing numbers of funeral homes that even offer live-streaming, this could be the funeral of the future.
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INTERACTIVE: China's new world order Chinese nationals have settled in Pakistan in greater numbers since the announcement of a $46 billion investment plan known as the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) in 2015 -- part of China's One Belt One Road initiative.
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Back in February Mrs Clinton won Clark County (Las Vegas and its suburbs) by ten-percentage points, but Mr Sanders's supporters turned out to the county's convention in greater numbers and more of his voters will now attend May's state convention.
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When Carrie Lam imposed a ban on face masks last month — a move protesters met by taking to the streets in masks in even greater numbers — it was enacted under a colonial-era law called the Emergency Regulations Ordinance (ERO) .
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"We all must ensure there is greater inclusion of women, people of color, the LGBTQ+ community, those with disabilities and other underrepresented groups in greater numbers both in front of and behind the camera," WarnerMedia said in a statement released Wednesday.
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Healthcare leaders say they stand behind ObamaCare in far greater numbers than voters: A recent poll by the Kaiser Family Foundation showed that 2628 percent of people supported repealing the law, with another 28503 percent who support scaling back its provisions.
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Healthcare leaders say they stand behind ObamaCare in far greater numbers than voters: A recent poll by the Kaiser Family Foundation showed that 35 percent of people supported repealing the law, with another 14 percent who support scaling back its provisions.
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At a time when Europe and the United States have angrily debated calls to take in greater numbers of refugees, the decision to make Hanan a torchbearer has highlighted Brazil's little-noticed role as a haven for Syrian asylum seekers.
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Nearly 500,000 white, working-class voters in Wisconsin did not turn out to vote in 2016, and the Trump team is currently spending millions in a highly sophisticated voter contact effort to turn this group out in even greater numbers.
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The next wave he expects will be those that are less financially well off, and they could come in greater numbers as has happened in other crises where Florida was a destination for residents from Caribbean or Latin America nations.
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" And Damore's suit adds that Google's attempts to hire greater numbers of women and other workers from diverse, underrepresented backgrounds represents a form of "invidious discrimination" on the part of the tech giant, "to the detriment of caucasian and male employees.
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The share of female full professors of economics has continued to increase — it is now 14 percent in those departments with doctoral programs — at least in part because greater numbers of women entered economics in the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s.
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Commentators questioned the message behind the latest strike - which signaled that Western allies would not let a chemical weapons attack go without punishment - but demurred about deeper involvement when barrel bombs by the Assad government kill far greater numbers of Syrians.
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And they would work here too, not just for fast-food workers like Cierra but for the Uber drivers, warehouse staffers, home care workers, and on-demand delivery drivers who are being employed in ever-greater numbers in today's economy.
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Against this dystopian backdrop, campaigners had nevertheless mobilized in greater numbers, Amnesty said, citing as positive developments the Women's March in the US, the #MeToo campaign against the sexual harassment of women and the steps towards marriage equality in Taiwan.
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Among them was a rise in female and senior part-time workers, who tend to join the job market in greater numbers than men for the same rate of wage increases and thus suppress overall wage gains, the BOJ said.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - More than 6,000 migrants have been rescued on the central Mediterranean route from Libya to Italy in the last few days, as greater numbers take to the sea in warmer weather, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) said on Tuesday.
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Women graduate into the real world prepared to succeed (after all, we're going to college in greater numbers than men), but within two years, we find ourselves questioning how to get ahead in the workplace — and if we even want that success.
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"It is possible that some of the consumer goods imports were brought into the country in greater numbers to build a stockpile before the import tariffs took effect or grew even worse," said Chris Rupkey, chief economist at MUFG in New York.
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"The real concern here, which we've seen slight signs of, is that people are moving their companies and their money in greater numbers to Singapore," Tara Joseph, president of the American Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong, told CNBC's "Squawk Box " on Monday.
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Grove, a two-year-old, San Francisco-based startup, is taking on both of these issues through software that makes it easier for its own financial advisors — who are paid a straight salary — to help greater numbers of people, and more cost-effectively.
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I hope you can pass the USMCA into law so we can bring back our manufacturing jobs in greater numbers, expand American agriculture, protect intellectual property, and ensure that more cars are proudly stamped with four beautiful words — made in the USA.
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So far, among those the Clinton campaign sees as least likely to turn out — people who have skipped nonpresidential elections — Democrats are voting in far greater numbers than Republicans in both North Carolina and Nevada, and in slightly larger numbers in Arizona.
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In a Democratic presidential primary election that saw turnout up across the board, the voices of young people were drowned out by higher voter participation among older Americans, even as young people did vote in greater numbers than they did in prior years.
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In its complaint, the Florida Democratic Party alleged that the state's refusal to extend the voter registration deadline would have a "decidedly partisan effect," noting that populations that lean Democratic, including minorities and younger voters, register in greater numbers just before the deadline.
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Anti-Brexit activists are pleading with people to vote tactically — meaning to vote for whichever Remain party stands the best chance of winning a given seat — and polls suggest that Britons are doing so in greater numbers than before, for good reason.
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"When organizers are recruiting their own people and curating a community" of paid attendees who they know or can ostensibly learn more about, it keeps things above the level, she suggests, noting that paid attendees also show up in far greater numbers.
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If it seems that bugs are buzzing around more often and in greater numbers lately — whether swarms of ladybugs over California or hoverflies streaming in and out of England by the billions — it may simply be that radar technology is getting more efficient.
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Ms. Tun, 28, grew up in Yangon (formerly Rangoon), then the capital of Myanmar, and moved to Brooklyn in 2005, when a change in the United States' immigration policy enabled greater numbers of Burmese to find sanctuary here from their country's repressive government.
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William C. Westmoreland, as they oversaw the dispatch of ever greater numbers of young American soldiers to fight in South Vietnam between 21969 and 215, with a corresponding sixfold spike in American deaths (21967,928 would die in 1965; 11,363 two years later).
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It announced in October that it would expand flash memory production capacity in Japan without Western Digital's participation, potentially restricting Western Digital's access to an important source of advanced memory drives, which it needs in ever greater numbers to supply its own customers.
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Andalusia, which has one of Europe's highest unemployment rates, is the entry point for thousands of Africans who have been reaching Spain by sea in greater numbers as traffic on the other main route across the Mediterranean to Italy has been curbed.
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It's all ominous news for Greece, which has a much larger influx of migrants and refugees than other European nations and is now seeing greater and greater numbers being forced to stay, or sent back if they get caught on their onward journey.
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Also, 36 per cent of respondents believe there will now be an increased focus on local leadership in APAC, while 35 per cent foresee Asian nationals returning in greater numbers from the U.S., and 24 percent expect to see a slowdown in talent migration.
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In fact, 73% of our endorsed candidates won, and voters in three states -- Nevada, Washington, and California -- approved gun safety ballot measures in greater numbers than votes in those states for Hillary Clinton, showing this issue is compelling to people across the political spectrum.
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Human Rights Watch and others have repeatedly called for other countries to increase their assistance to Jordan, resettle greater numbers of Syrian refugees living in Jordan, and respond more generously to the U.N. refugee agency's budget in Jordan, which is currently only funded at 29%.
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But whatever happens on November 8, one thing is clear -- the winner of this year's election will have not only convinced voters to support them, but also have managed to get them to turn out in greater numbers than those of his or her opponent.
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Specifically, children in daycare were more willing to taste greater numbers of nutritious foods when staff members sat with them and ate the same food, when the staff determined whether children were full before removing the plate, and when they talked about healthy food.
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This is emphasized by Mintel's recent data, which showed that after a rise in meat substitute products, greater numbers of "natural" products were launched between 2015 and 2016, suggesting that people are increasingly analyzing what's in their food -- a factor more typically associated with veganism.
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If other candidates like her can run and win in greater numbers, overturning Citizens United is not radical, but essential to democracy because it eliminates the role that corporations and large unions play in shaping the outcomes of elections, often in favor of incumbents.
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While this currently works in only small percentages of patients, it is anticipated that these molecules — combined with chemotherapy, radiation therapy or other immune therapies — will lead to greater numbers of responses, and thus more women cured of this aggressive subtype of breast cancer.
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Key to Mr. Trump's success is again turning out those pro-Trump voters — many of whom did not vote in 2018 and who live in rural areas where they are more difficult and expensive to reach — in equal or greater numbers than in 2016.
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First, although it is surely generally true that greater numbers of undecided voters tend to yield more volatile races, it's also true that we haven't seen a presidential race where the major-party candidates' joint share of poll respondents' stated vote intentions was this low since 22000.
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Women do buy cupcakes in proportionately greater numbers than men though; even the supposedly male cupcakes baked by the Manhattan Butch Bakery whose lines have names like the "Driller" and the "B-52," and which feature ingredients like beer-infused buttercream, crumbled bacon, and crushed pretzels.
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ROGAN: Yes, and I think whether that is forensic analysis that has been done or it is simply a reflection of the many American dead who never came home and who hopefully will begin or will come home in greater numbers now, it&aposs obviously very special.
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"It is imperative that manufacturers have the ability to test these vehicles in greater numbers to gather the safety data that will be critical to inform large-scale deployment of life-saving self-driving vehicles," said Mike Ableson, vice president of global strategy for General Motors.
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"At a time when honeybees and other pollinators are dying in greater numbers than ever before, Trump's EPA decision to remove restrictions on yet another bee-killing pesticide is nothing short of reckless," Earthjustice, which fought sulfoxaflor use in the 2023 suit, said in a statement Friday.
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"The world's wealthy are flocking to auction houses, dealers and art fairs in ever greater numbers," said a special report earlier this month in The Financial Times on how private banks are helping the world's wealthiest individuals collect art and make the most of its investment potential.
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"People get tremendous anxiety and depression, and you have suicides over things like this, when you have terrible economies," he said, adding that deaths caused by the economy "definitely would be in far greater numbers than the numbers that we're talking about with regard to the virus."
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If slaves were "immigrants" and the American Civil War was fought over "states rights" rather than slavery, then blacks today are unemployed and underemployed at greater numbers than whites because they are inferior, not because they are paid less and more likely to attend inadequate public schools.
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This is surprising only if we forget that "white millennials vote a lot more like whites than millennials," as the Washington Post noted, and fail to sympathize with the progressive tendencies of millennials as a group that are largely driven by greater numbers of people of color.
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What liberal democracy and the open economy face today is not the failure of their promise of stability and prosperity for ever greater numbers of people — it is not the system that is exhausted but those who should protect it from its failings and from its enemies.
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Pfaff uncovered data that showed prosecutors were more likely to go after people with longer criminal records, who now existed in greater numbers because of the war on drugs and other tough-on-crime policies enacted in the 1980s and '90s that pushed more people into the corrections system.
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Suffrage was an early feminist victory, and along with that newfound political power came expansions in women's social and economic power, too—women entered college and the workforce in greater numbers, and their average number of children went down while the average age they had those children went up.
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From Pages to Sponsored Posts, Facebook has staked its monetization strategy on feed-based non-interruptive native units that brands and publishers are turning to in greater and greater numbers, precisely at the same time as they turn away from the interruptive rail-based ads that Google supports.
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The demand has also depleted the casks in distilleries' warehouses from Japan to Scotland as they've raced to release greater numbers, leaving some brands to produce more no-age-statement bottles that creatively blend a mix of liquid from barrels that have been aged for various periods of time.
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Together with other production companies, networks, guilds, unions, talent agencies and others in the industry, we all must ensure there is greater inclusion of women, people of color, the LGBTQ+ community, those with disabilities and other underrepresented groups in greater numbers both in front of and behind the camera.
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USA-ELECTION/GUNCONTROL (PIX) INSIGHT-Democratic candidates embrace gun control despite political risks A Reuters analysis of candidates in this year's most hotly contested U.S. House of Representatives campaigns shows Democratic candidates have embraced gun control in far greater numbers, and with much more enthusiasm, than in 231.
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"If you look at the makeup of the Democratic Party, it doesn't seem like it would hurt Biden at all since most Democratic Party voters are still older, more moderate than very liberal and come out to vote in greater numbers than the much younger progressives," she said.
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Now that they're snapping up houses in greater numbers, many older millennials are making up for lost time: They're bypassing the traditional gateway to home ownership — the starter, or entry-level, home — and buying larger, more expensive houses where they're likely to raise families and maybe even grow old.
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" Why it matters: "If voters in their teens and 20s vote [in midterms] in greater numbers than usual, ... the groundswell could affect close races in key states like Arizona and Florida, where there will be competitive races for governor, the Senate and a number of House districts in November.
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Pfaff uncovered data that showed prosecutors were more likely to go after people with longer criminal records, who now existed in greater numbers because of the war on drugs and other "tough on crime" policies enacted in the 1980s and '90s that pushed more people into the corrections system.
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But the truth is that focusing on "women" as a category is reductionist and counterproductive, and overlooks an important fact: White women have privileges not afforded to their sisters of color that significantly impact their ability to get hired, thrive while there and rise in the ranks in greater numbers.
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If this passes — which thankfully looks unlikely — Americans should face the brutal reality that infants, children and adults in your community and state are going to die unnecessarily in greater numbers, and experience the multitude of illness costs and consequences that accompany the lack of access to basic health care.
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The findings "underscore the urgent need to accurately communicate the risks of e-cigarettes to the public," the authors note, expressing concern that as greater numbers of people view e-cigarettes as more harmful than cigarettes, they will be less willing to make the transition from one to the other.
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New Navy LPD-17 Flight II - Future Amphib Strategy The Navy hopes to add much greater numbers of amphibious assault ships to the fleet while simultaneously adjusting to a modern threat landscape which will require more dis-aggregated operations - and require single Amphibious Ready Groups to perform a much wider range of missions.
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It was a nuclear threat, but Soviet forces controlled so much of Central Europe that the U.S.S.R. was also a conventional threat to European allies — it was feared that the Soviet military, through greater numbers of armored (tank) divisions, would be able to quickly mobilize and push through into Western Germany and beyond.
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When small, portable point-and-shoot cameras took off and larger, digital single-lens reflex (DSLR) cameras became more affordable, there was a brief rush among manufacturers to push out models with greater numbers of "megapixels," the unit of capacity used to define how much information a digital camera's sensor can capture.
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One good thing about the tractor beam currently sucking up the town: Younger people are showing up in greater numbers at Dreamland Resort, curious not about which EDM bands might be coming or might now have canceled but, instead, about what's really going on in Nevada's most famous dried-up lake bed.
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If voters in their teens and 20s vote in greater numbers than usual, as many promised during nationwide marches for gun control this spring, the groundswell could affect close races in key states like Arizona and Florida, where there will be competitive races for governor, the Senate and a number of House districts in November.
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European immigrants were the first and largest group to arrive, and subsequent policies made it much easier for people from European countries to come to the US. That said, a decent numbers of Canadian and Chinese immigrants also arrived early in this country's history, and over the years, different policies allowed greater numbers of Hispanics and Asians to immigrate.
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Vicious violence by criminals and radical extremists has taken the lives of many in Europe in far greater numbers --and even more, when we consider the carnages that unfold on a daily basis in parts of the Arab world at the hands of brutal autocrats like the Assad regime, or radical extremists like ISIS and their ilk.
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As black Americans made economic and social gains after the civil rights movement, Whitney Houston in the 1980s presented a sleek, polished version of black womanhood that reflected the accomplishments of thousands of black women who were often the first in their families to graduate from college and move into white-collar jobs in greater numbers.
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Democrats in 2016 expect Hispanics to vote in greater numbers, reacting to Republican presidential nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's aggressive rhetoric on immigration and Hispanics.
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"I will await their response, and if an appropriate one is not forthcoming, I shall feel forced to question whether Air China is a fit company to operate in the U.K." Chinese tourists are flocking to Britain in greater numbers to buy luxury goods in the aftermath of the "Brexit" vote and with the British pound slumping.
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When a war is fought over the proper balance between capital and labor, as it was in Spain, a painful paradox comes into view: the forces of wealth are capable of buying relative safety for those they send into battle, and a government rich in little but people's love may have no choice except to ask people to die in greater numbers.
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Lifestyles and patterns of work are different now than they were when daylight saving first became entrenched nationally during and after World War II. Research, Mr. Chu and others said, has shown that human beings just aren't as flexible about their daily rhythms as they once seemed; accidents, heart attacks and strokes tend to occur in greater numbers around the time shift.
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European immigrants were the first and largest group to arrive, and there were subsequent policies that made it much easier for people from those countries to come to the US. That said, a decent numbers of Canadian and Chinese immigrants also arrived early in this country's history, and over the years, different policies allowed greater numbers of Hispanics and Asians to immigrate.
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"In the last two decades, women have made virtually no progress relative to men in earning top 2000 percent income," Jill Yavorsky, a University of North Carolina-Charlotte professor who authored the study, tells CNBC Make It. "This is despite the fact that women now earn half of all law and medical degrees and are starting businesses in greater numbers today than in the past, " she says.
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One firm, eMarketer, estimated there are 22.2 million cord cutters in the U.S., but combined with the "cord nevers" who never sign up to begin with, there are 56.6 million U.S. consumers going without pay TV. In particular, the younger demographic is giving up TV in greater numbers, as other entertainment options – like the internet itself, mobile apps, and YouTube – have gained their attention.
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Going green has hardly been terrible for California, even with some of the most stringent regulations and ambitious climate goals in the US. "We have seen the economy overall in California outpace the national average, investments in green technologies have flowed to California in much greater numbers than any other place in the US, and whole new businesses have risen, grown up, or moved here," said Nichols.
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"As a pediatrician and health care leader, the findings are consistent with what we are seeing: greater numbers of children coming to our clinics and emergency departments with mental health problems including depression, suicide and aggression, full beds on our mental health ward and lack of inpatient and outpatient services for children in dire need of treatment," said Cheng, who's also a professor at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.
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Political observers cite the influence of black women in U.S. Senate special election in Alabama last year, when blacks cast ballots in greater numbers than their share of the population to lift Democrat Doug Jones over Republican Roy MooreRoy Stewart MooreGOP Senate candidate 'pissed off' at Trump over health care for veterans Durbin says he has second thoughts about asking for Franken's resignation Alabama GOP senate candidate says 'homosexual activities' have ruined TV, country's moral core MORE.
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Although his is largely a story of success, he is dealing as well, he said, with diminished foot traffic in part because the ever-rising fortunes of the neighborhood take greater numbers of people away on the weekends and in part because the shopkeepers who have not been able to stay afloat produce the empty retail spaces that leave fewer incentives for turning off your computer, leaving the house and going out with the ambition to buy something.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain will not be able to turn back the epidemic caused by the new coronavirus so is working on managing the COVID-19 outbreak by bolstering capacity in the National Health Service, the government's chief medical officer said on Thursday Chris Whitty, the government's most senior medical adviser, said scientists were now reasonably sure about the mortality rates of COVID-19, but warned that in the UK they would appear higher than expected until greater numbers of people are tested.
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"I hope you can pass the U.S.M.C.A. into law, so we can bring back our manufacturing jobs in even greater numbers, expanding American agriculture, protecting intellectual property, and ensuring that more cars are proudly stamped with the four beautiful words: Made in the U.S.A." The revised trade deal with Canada and Mexico, known as the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement, does include provisions that are intended to bring manufacturing jobs back to the United States — like minimum wage provisions for some auto manufacturing.
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LONDON, March 19 (Reuters) - Britain will not be able to turn back the epidemic caused by the new coronavirus so is working on managing the COVID-19 outbreak by bolstering capacity in the National Health Service, the government's chief medical officer said on Thursday Chris Whitty, the government's most senior medical adviser, said scientists were now reasonably sure about the mortality rates of COVID-19, but warned that in the UK they would appear higher than expected until greater numbers of people are tested.
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