I'll occasionally feel inferior like my man Daniel because I often feel inferior.
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The problems black Americans faced were not due to their inferior genetics, Dinesh D'Souza argued, but due to their inferior culture.
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He thinks there are superior and inferior people, and he believes people who work in government are sort of necessarily inferior.
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In Black Face, White Mask, the Martinique-born philosopher Frantz Fanon wrote that black people don't feel inferior to others because to feel inferior is to feel you exist.
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But, leaving that aside, it is crystal clear that while interim U.S. attorneys can be inferior officers of the United States, Robert Mueller is not an inferior officer special counsel because Congress never passed a law after 85033 vesting in the attorney general the power to appoint an inferior officer special counsel.
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She clearly believes that the country would be improved if the immigration system admitted more whites and fewer nonwhites — not because nonwhites are biologically inferior, but because they are culturally inferior.
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Christina P: Mother Inferior premieres on Netflix October 10, 2017.
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An unnatural review doesn't necessarily mean a product is inferior.
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The conclusion: Freezing fruits and veggies doesn't make them inferior.
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What is the difference between "principal officer" and "inferior officer"?
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You can't call people inferior and then, say, manage them.
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This doesn't mean that they taste inferior in any way.
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They preferred to forge new myths of inferior homebuyers than
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Most are inferior, but a small percentage are better suited.
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So why take a chance with the likely inferior Lowe's?
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And using words like inferior completely loads the dice here.
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Some inferior down pillows are really stuffed mostly with feathers.
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Does this mean Rosso di Montalcino is an inferior wine?
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We are actually so genetically inferior that they HATE us.
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If the can falls over, the motion isolation is inferior.
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At the time, electronic viewfinders were mediocre, grainy and inferior.
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Second, green QE would be inferior to a carbon tax.
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Eight percent said it was inferior to the reusable scope.
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Most disfavored racial or ethnic groups are stereotyped as inferior.
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It would mean red tape, high costs and inferior medical care.
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But rest assured, no inferior arm will survive Kylie's ruthless judgement.
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But you know, my pictures are inferior to everyone else&aposs.
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When prices fell, they were left with debt and inferior projects.
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Last year's smaller 5-inch Pixel was unquestionably the inferior device.
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The cheaper JBL Everests do fold but offer inferior noise cancelling.
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In my opinion he is inferior in real ability to Jefferson.
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You've set womankind back decades by showing how inferior they are.
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Endemic corruption makes it hard to stop inferior beans being sold.
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Secretive managers and employers often make employees feel inferior and insecure.
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The predictable outcome is higher fares, inferior service and restricted routes.
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The power they exercise, as inferior officers, is the president's power.
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Japan, which Moscow viewed as an inferior Asian country, defeated Russia.
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They either have inferior insulation, stitching, or leak from the outset.
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They don't even have an inferior plan they can agree on.
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Do you think I think I'm inferior to John von Neumann?
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France has a tendency to see itself as inferior to Germany.
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Mass commercial fishing and fish farming produce inferior flavors, he argues.
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People sometimes think those things are inferior because they're not serious.
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Lashing out wildly in an inferior position usually only hastens defeat.
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The inferior white races were considered soft and weak in comparison.
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Back then, domestic whiskey was considered inferior to the Scottish original.
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They are scared that the world will view them as inferior.
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No. 1, they've picked inferior criteria that does advantage billionaire candidates.
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Pierson believes inferior production contributed to the crashes, The Times reported.
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It marks out some as being naturally inferior, disposable and expendable.
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I would rather donate to an inferior candidate who might win.
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"We will not be inferior to the challenge that history gives us, we will not be inferior to the motivation that we have to work intensely," Duque said during the ceremony as family and colleagues cheered.
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She made a very clear and simple point: Women are not inferior, and their apparent lack of accomplishment has nothing to do with intrinsic inferior capacities but has everything to do with lack of opportunity and access.
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Theoretically, we could (collectively) choose to substitute inferior technologies for superior ones.
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They deny offloading inferior products onto the poorer half of the continent.
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Societies regarded women as inferior to men, and that is almost eradicated.
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The Inuit way was not the European way, but it wasn't inferior.
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It'll be a littler inferior if it's somewhere else, but it's okay.
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His military, he knows, is antiquated and inferior and would certainly lose.
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No, it would be evidence that he's inferior or at least unexceptional.
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And Mara mostly blamed General Manager Jerry Reese for the inferior personnel.
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Pushing what consumers see as an inferior product would harm Apple's brand.
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What's the leading defect that makes Dan Brown enormously inferior to Shirley
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Heterosexuality is the norm, and people who identify as LGBTQ+ are inferior.
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Koch, consumer marketplaces are free to ascribe value to inferior and superior
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On a technical level, MiniDisc was an inferior format to its competitors.
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I mean, all the judging, all the condemning, who's superior, who's inferior.
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" His conclusion: they were, "inferior to whites in both body and mind.
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Women are certainly not inferior, but this is not how it's done.
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But you also use just inferiority of blacks are inferior as well.
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And that's because, well, everything is kind of inferior to ice cream.
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But it is also nutritionally inferior to breast milk in every way.
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Their record was inflated with easy wins over inferior teams, critics charged.
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There were no inferior work assignments or loss of love or friendship.
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PK: If people are buying inferior foreign products, isn't that their choice?
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That offered too much wiggle room for winemakers to add inferior varieties.
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The medical establishment said our bodies were inferior; the church, our morality.
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I felt that short moment of sadness that makes you feel inferior.
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Misogyny told them they were inferior to boys and should be married.
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On the other hand, he regularly loses or retires against inferior competition.
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The law may not single out particular religious groups for inferior treatment.
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That's a comfortable vision if you're a racist who considers nonwhites inferior.
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There were a couple of 10-win seasons, but mostly inferior ones.
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Probably feels inferior because New York subsidizes his state of South Carolina.
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Meanwhile, the iOS experience still forces you into Apple's often-inferior apps.
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ETS Red and ETS White became our shorthand for inferior wines everywhere.
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Advocates for abuse victims consider compensation programs far inferior to legislative change.
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It would be one thing if the Fed consisted of inferior personnel.
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In fact, I preferred the past, and found modernity inferior, a disappointment.
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If non-whites are so inferior, why worry so much about them?
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If the in-house judges were "inferior officers," their appointments were unconstitutional.
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Helpless, confused, and physically inferior to his cousin, Velasquez couldn't do anything.
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People underestimated early PCs because they were drastically inferior to their successors.
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Despite inconsistent play—the Thunder struggled to put down the inferior Denver Nuggets last night, something they've had trouble doing with inferior (and vastly inferior) teams all season—and an inconsistent commitment to new head coach Billy Donovan's schemes, OKC is 31-12, entrenched in the third spot in the West, and playing the best basketball that they have all year, the winners of five straight.
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At this point, it sounds like the Watch Style is the inferior smartwatch.
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"Inferior" is the story of how science made the journey tougher—until now.
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Historically, I was taught, we were seen as less. Inferior. Ugly. Stupid. Worthless.
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Mr. Mueller is an inferior employee in terms of the Department of Justice.
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And if that's true, what's wrong with me feeling like they are inferior?
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First up, they need to play against the markedly inferior Houston Rockets, a .
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But Lulu tells me that she tested these exact products and they're inferior.
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Muscat said any deal for Britain had nevertheless to be inferior to membership.
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El vidrio rebanó la piel delgada de la parte inferior de mi brazo.
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Nazism calls for the violent extermination of races that the Nazis deemed inferior.
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The Cornhuskers stumbled through the first half Saturday against an inferior Purdue team.
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Blanche's friends considered inferior and a con artist, broke up with her, the
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Just Backstreet Boys, the inferior (but widely popular ) boy band of the 90s.
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His schoolteachers regarded him as mentally inferior to his white classmates, he said.
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Muscat said any deal for Britain had nevertheless to be inferior to membership.
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Bollywood has traditionally stayed away from television, often considered inferior to feature films.
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Rather than synergizing, they only do things "their way," seeing others as inferior.
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I realized I am a rebel, and therefore inferior to this strong government.
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Even more embarrassing for Trump, his ratings are vastly inferior to his predecessors'.
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They seemed talented but flawed — exciting, but ultimately inferior to the classy Spurs.
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Levels suggest a hierarchy, the advancement from inferior to superior qualities of joy.
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Were these schools so inferior that even P.S. 307 seemed a better option?
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Nazism calls for the violent extermination of people that the Nazis deemed inferior.
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And yet, despite slinging an inferior 'za, I still dig The Pizza Factory.
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North Korean women are forced to abort babies that are considered ethnically inferior.
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This will lead to inferior data blinded by both noncompliance and selection bias.
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We go to Mitsuwa in New Jersey often, and this is far inferior.
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Then you start to have this inferior position that: 'I must be bad.
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" He added: "He is not any old inferior officer like the postmaster general.
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He peddled inferior glass to Italian-Americans by attaching "made in Italy" stickers.
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He was eventually given more than 9,000 masks of inferior quality, he said.
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"I saw myself alone, unprotected, cornered, ridiculed, made inferior, invisible," Ms. Tonani wrote.
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Waymo and Uber by comparison use inferior simulations, not real-world driving data.
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Justin Hammer is essentially another Tony Stark, only inferior in every possible way.
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He said Clinton thought of Trump as inferior to her in every way.
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Any deal for Britain "needs to be inferior to membership," Mr. Muscat said.
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The Korean people are portrayed as almost childlike in their purity and innocence, surrounded by impure and hostile inferior races — though whereas this led imperial Japan to subjugate the inferior races, it leads North Korea to isolate itself from their impurity.
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And many business travellers might find themselves flying on inferior airlines as a result.
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Now long-haul travellers are likely to have fewer options, most of them inferior.
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But cloud-based computing means that inferior hardware can have a longer shelf life.
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Yet however good Arthur's donuts are, as sitcoms go, this product is pretty inferior.
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And they didn't see these as one being an inferior task to the other.
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Previously, Samsung's smaller Galaxy offerings had an inferior camera system, without a zoom lens.
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To say something is inferior about a racial group is to say racist ideas.
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It's an inferior take on a lot of other significantly better horror movies, too.
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From context, the only opposition is the past, an older, inferior generation of leadership.
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It was inferior because it had to be pushed on garments like a prong.
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What would we do to an entirely different species easily mistaken as an inferior?
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The headphones are lightweight, but are ultimately acoustically inferior to their over-ear counterparts.
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How did Tiger skate by with clearly inferior games and tech for so long?
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But many people are reluctant to see GPs, regarding them as inferior to specialists.
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Google MapsApple Maps still exists, and it is still miserably inferior to Google Maps.
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They believe that the curd was about to be used to produce inferior mozzarella.
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Raise it, and punters go elsewhere; lower it and they suspect an inferior product.
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Inferior costumes both demean their profession and harm the Association of Hollywood Characters' cause.
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Someone who's never seen the original version could probably enjoy this strictly inferior clone.
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And now Mota Group wants to sell an inferior product with the toxic name.
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He physically abuses her and constantly speaks to Tabitha as if she is inferior.
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It's my makeshift and inferior version of my favorite sandwich to buy out somewhere.
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The sandwiches are higher in saturated fat, and all include nutritionally inferior white bread.
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The current instant-replay system trades the illusion of fairness for an inferior product.
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But the filmmakers undermine their own subversion by making Williams endlessly inferior to Tarzan.
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But the only world they could rule would be a world of inferior beings.
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Instead, they were crushed, looking inferior to Philadelphia on both sides of the ball.
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Players with worse ranks tend to have inferior scores to those with better ranks.
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They would have proved that freedom was dangerous in the hands of inferior beings.
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We cannot expect better outcomes for patients that receive consistently inferior to standard care.
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No student should get an inferior education because of his or her ZIP code.
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The plaintiffs cited lower bonuses and inferior travel accommodations compared to their male counterparts.
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The lawmakers argued fake reviews can deceive consumers into buying inferior or defective products.
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Salad is an inferior fad that has passed and been replaced with bowl food.
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After all, college prospects play in a limited number of games against inferior opponents.
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Because why buy an expensive mattress only to ruin the experience with inferior bedding?
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Imitation is necessarily an asymmetrical relationship between a superior model and its inferior imitators.
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The Houthis have proved themselves stubborn and well-organized fighters despite far inferior equipment.
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However when it comes down it the theater is inferior to the home experience.
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Re-designing for SMIC's capabilities was possible, but would result in an inferior chip.
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I can't think of a single generation who thought the next generation wasn't inferior.
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It's in Trump's character to deride those without gold-plated bathroom fixtures as inferior.
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Rather, they committed the classic Week 2 sin of looking past an inferior opponent.
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It has also been used to distinguish expensive Himalayan table salt from inferior fakes.
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Unfortunately, many still fall under the label of "them" — inferior and to be feared.
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It was skimpy on information, irregularly updated and inferior to those of its competitors.
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The climate and the drinking, as well as inferior medical services, take their toll.
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Most obviously, the McMuffin's eggs were clearly inferior to those of its new rival.
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It made us feel like inferior people, although we knew it wasn't our fault.
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In triage, though, what happens is delayed treatment, not treatment that is otherwise inferior.
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There are real people who think our race is inferior and wouldn't hire us.
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Unfortunately, the Puerto Rican government's revisions have resulted in a vastly inferior fiscal strategy.
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Eastland described black people as inferior and fought against efforts to desegregate the South.
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How could he invite them into his home if he saw them as inferior?
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Kant, too, thought that Jews had immutable traits that made them inferior to Christians.
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Someone or something has to be superior and someone or something has to be inferior.
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In other words, it is not "in no way inferior" to its US-made equivalent.
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Keyboards that cost less, as a rule, are lower quality devices with inferior key switches.
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That experience will always be inferior to the one the entire device is designed around.
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Connecticut Water Service said its board had decided that Eversource's offer was inferior to SJW's.
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She has also talked about how moms on social media can make her feel inferior.
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Defense lawyer Seymour Amster challenged what he called "inferior science" of DNA and ballistics evidence.
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South Carolinian indigo was viewed as inferior to that made by the French and Spanish.
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He&aposs not an inferior employee, like an administrative assistant or anything of that sort.
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However, all the RPI knows is that the Shockers beat a bunch of inferior teams.
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Yet digital zoom is an inferior technology that essentially just enlarges and crops the photo.
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And let's not forget how inferior Siri is compared to Alexa or the Google Assistant.
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We long considered the inferior security of consumer technology a nonfactor for corporate cyber security.
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There is no need to rush and create an inferior product the way Samsung did.
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No doll is capable of transforming a child into believing they're inferior because they're black.
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And you can be like, Oh, this one is genetically inferior to this other one.
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"When people hear 'strapless bra,' they think special occasion, inferior in performance — no," McKeen continues.
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That person often feels weak, inferior or ashamed that they have a mental health problem.
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The Republican House can say they passed a plan, but it was inferior to ObamaCare.
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The film was then recut, with new (vastly inferior) animated sequences inserted, including musical numbers.
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The S-300 is considered inferior to Russia's latest air defense system, the S-400.
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But data show that African American patients receive inferior healthcare when compared with other groups.
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It already suffered from decaying infrastructure, inferior hospitals, and a high frequency of diabetes cases.
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Stares, or questions that imply that I'm inferior, or comments made to others around me.
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The default face is inferior not because it's ugly, but because it doesn't seem real.
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Pakistan being inferior in both economic and military terms cannot afford military engagement with India.
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Dr. Horowitz also describes how she trained herself to enhance her inferior human sniffing ability.
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Printing out a book on your home printer is tedious and produces an inferior result.
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He looks aloof, vaguely dissatisfied, like a fussy man out alone at an inferior restaurant.
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It strives to protect Germany's "endemic" culture against immigrant cultures, which it regards as inferior.
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Life in the Facebook age can become an endless invitation to feel inferior or unloved.
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And I thought they knew that I knew that they were inferior to me, morally.
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Fans of European or South American leagues routinely deride the league as an inferior product.
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The Supreme Court and "inferior" Article III courts have limited presidential actions since Marbury v.
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Companies offer lower premiums by offering inferior products and/or by requiring an insurmountable deductible.
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Beyond the gravel were the inferior cottages, separated from us by a low white fence.
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Even so, Mr. Corfidi wasn't prepared to write off the smog-affected sunset as inferior.
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But the clock is ticking before copycats with similar silhouettes but inferior insides spring up.
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In all but one case, the products in the East were inferior, the group concluded.
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She conducted a test with her own basket of products and found half were inferior.
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"They try to make you feel inferior if you're not playing that game," he said.
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Eugenicists thought non-white people—and particularly those of Mexican origin—were, simply put, inferior.
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This is a classic disruptive model, which typically begins with inferior performance along traditional dimensions — in this case, coaches appear inferior because they have no formal clinical training and, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, make an average of about $2202 per hour.
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She isn't saying that women who do wear makeup are somehow inferior to those who don't.
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" He refers to Barack Obama as "genetically inferior" and says "woman are [sic] the weaker sex.
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Her book Inferior is available on paperback, kindle and audiobook by Fourth Estate and Beacon Press.
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Plenty of folks are already made to feel inferior because of the bodies these celebrities have.
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Then I used it on my Pixel and discovered that it's inferior to the iOS version.
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Watching them lose to an inferior team in short format makes them seem listless and sloppy.
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Somehow, in a world where Vine couldn't make it, the "inferior" GIF is just growing stronger.
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Google is under fire following an internal memo leaked, suggesting that women are inferior to men.
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In our opinion, SFF is simply an inferior version of RSS dressed in green and black.
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He added that Chinese products were generally viewed as inferior in terms of quality and technology.
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Darjeeling's small estates were tired of seeing their good name used to sell inferior teas abroad.
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These inferior vaccines for whooping cough and tetanus were inefficient at boosting the human immune system.
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"I do not want to offer an inferior product to our expanded-sizing customers," she says.
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The tablet's speakers are far inferior to the loud, powerful speakers built into the Echo Show.
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Junk insurance, no matter what it's called, is an inferior and hazardous substitute for comprehensive coverage.
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People are more readily perceived as inferior by nature when they are already seen as oppressed.
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Nurses told Dr. Wu and her team that many patients regard them as inferior to doctors.
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Na'Vi kicked off the finals match on the inferior counter-terrorist side of Cobblestone, but Virtus.
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White people weren't putting black people in an inferior position; God and nature had done that.
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Hillary Clinton lost this election because she had an inferior message and a massive credibility problem.
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There is typically considerable personal sacrifice required to save their children from an inferior public education.
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Why would he dig his heels into an energy source that is inferior in every way?
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It's a risible misconception that rugby is populated by athletes inferior to high-level American footballers.
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Some may see online learning as experimental or inferior, something associated with downmarket for-profit colleges.
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The only constant is that what women prefer, or are imagined to prefer, is thought inferior.
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Many experts perceive local observations to be anecdotal—inferior to data collected in a quantitative study.
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The price of black-market weed (mostly an inferior product) in both states was around $21960.
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That their opinion on any issue of gender is inherently inferior due to their Y chromosomes.
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" And in another piece, Moore wrote that female tennis players "want equal pay for inferior work.
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A superior team shouldn't make it easier for an inferior opponent to stay in the game.
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For help, the chain is turning to the quick-serve cousin many once thought was inferior.
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Playing limited snaps, sometimes against inferior competition, in those first four games, Lawrence had looked … fine.
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No. 3 Notre Dame (213-0) beat Michigan and has otherwise not lost against inferior competition.
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And they get upset when people try to pass off inferior quality food as being good.
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It produces images that are smaller in scale and, to Mr. Antoine's eye, inferior in quality.
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Davis thought that the institution should be expanded and that black people were an inferior race.
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Americans have long griped that their version of the aperitif is inferior to its European cousin.
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Even in the mid-1980s, women themselves saw their own careers as inferior to their husbands'.
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Its standard of living is vastly inferior to that of its American counterpart across the water.
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And what's so profound about this book is that she's telling black Americans, you're not inferior.
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In South Korea, athletes, artists and entertainers have been looked down on as pursuing inferior professions.
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"I desired to capture inferior mirage effects that would make the eclipsed sunrise even more thrilling."
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The fact that it's much cheaper than the Apple Watch doesn't mean it's an inferior device.
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Blacks "are inferior to the whites in the endowments both of body and mind," he wrote.
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Now, I think her salary just makes me feel inferior, and like we're less equal partners.
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But why have insurers singled out mental health treatment for inferior coverage in the first place?
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The Slave did not receive the recognition he sought because of his inferior status; the Master did not garner the recognition he wanted because recognition from an inferior was meaningless; only when they acknowledged each other as equals could they attain the recognition they both craved.
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It's because it enables you to see them as inferior and under your control, which they are.
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Really though, opening your article with such misinformation and then advocating inferior options is pretty irresponsible journalism.
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The dried pasta I pick up from Waitrose on the way home has never tasted so inferior.
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All-in-all, this package sounds inferior to a set of digital rabbit ears and a Chromecast.
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No senator should be looked at as superior and no senator should be looked at as inferior.
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All I'm saying is, don't spoil the wonder of Mass Effect by playing the inferior rebooted version.
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The lyric may actually be commentary on a society that teaches black women their hair is inferior.
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Select could help Airbnb gain customers who believe home-sharing is inferior to booking a hotel room.
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Android phones, once inferior to iPhones, are now on par or nearly on par with Apple's best.
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Whatever deal is reached, it will most certainly be inferior to continued membership of the European Union.
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Rather than limit ourselves to an antiquated and inferior tradition, we should strive for the best possible.
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Saudi Arabia spends more than most comparable countries on education, yet achieves results that are markedly inferior.
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There can be, both for principal and inferior officers who go through the Senate confirmation process, vacancies.
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The combination therapy proved to be inferior and was associated with more side effects than the monotherapy.
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IQ tests became a tool for pundits to argue that people of darker skins were intellectually inferior.
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Some aficionados worry that the cash-strapped Cuban government will cut corners and produce an inferior product.
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Most astronomers agree that La Palma is an inferior site when it comes to observing the stars.
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But never fear: The children of Milan will not have to suffer for long with inferior pizza.
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When men still played fastpitch, the sport was recognized as a baseball alternative—different, but not inferior.
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In many countries, unequal childhoods between boys and girls have transformed into inferior educational opportunities for girls.
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The Cadillac Escalade's interior is vastly inferior, the Mercedes-Benz GLS is dated and much less roomy.
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There are mods to them, and the components they use are inferior compared to the vintage ones.
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The teams I'd project to have tough times dispatching their inferior opponents are Cincinnati and Kansas City.
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The ones who are affected by it are not inferior individuals by any stretch of the imagination.
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The last time the Crimson Tide saw the former, they nearly lost to a much inferior team.
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Too many joints in Miami serve their Cubanos half-toasted, with inferior meats, and slathered with margarine.
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In practically every way, the art produced today is inferior to European art thousands of years old.
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Because Bing simply was simply far inferior to Google back in 2010 when the trend was starting.
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The "bad timing" part is that it makes "Our Kind of Traitor" seem like an inferior copy.
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"Puso su mano nuevamente sobre mi pecho, luego movió su mano hacia mi pelvis inferior", dijo Donnell.
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Congress may allow a president to simply appoint, without confirmation, other "inferior officers," as they see fit.
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He also said in 2014 that the courts were intended to be the "inferior" branch of government.
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That optimized chair will not make inferior talent gifted, but it can enhance a strong player's skills.
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Maybe 88rising could help Asians feel less "inferior," he said, about their peripheral status in Western culture.
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Assigned from birth to an inferior station in society, the untouchables are the victim of institutional discrimination.
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"This leads to our making inferior decisions, learning less, and falling short of our potentials," Dalio explains.
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And as mentioned, Japanese knives are lighter by design but not inferior to their heavier Western counterparts.
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In this investigation, Mueller is not acting like an assistant U.S. attorney who is an inferior officer.
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Women were simply inferior men whose penises were flipped inside-out and tucked away in their bodies.
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Black skin has been deemed inferior by western ideals for centuries, but Solange is rewriting the narrative.
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If it's all a joke, why get angry or feel inferior if we aren't on top today?
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These submarines are aging and, by almost every metric, technologically inferior to the submarines of other navies.
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Centuries ago, white supremacists spread the lie that slaves were both inferior and dangerous to justify slavery.
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Kids who owe lunch fees have been branded with stamps and markers and served inferior cold meals.
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For help, the chain is turning to the quick-serve cousin that many once thought was inferior.
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What is it that makes Candy Crush somehow morally inferior to watching a football game on TV?
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We may even see and hear him toggle between the two, uncertain if he's superior or inferior.
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Some people assume we all treat women badly because they think they're considered inferior in my culture.
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North Korea sees itself as a revolutionary state that cannot live as the permanently inferior Korean nation.
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Whites were "stained" when they mixed with blacks, whom he speculated were inferior in mind and form.
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That principle is that the rights of the Palestinian people are inferior to the rights of Israelis.
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Black and Latino applicants are often trying to surmount not only poverty, but also inferior public schooling.
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The characters were used to mock, dehumanize and present African-Americans as inferior in every way possible.
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Leon is spurned by their father, who sees his soft-spoken, stuttering son as inferior to René.
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I didn't want to put out an inferior version, which is probably a bit absurd in itself.
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Lotze noted that, during the brainstorming part of the test, magnetic imaging showed that the sensorimotor and visual areas were activated; once creative writing started, these areas were joined by the bilateral dorsolateral prefrontal cortex, the left inferior frontal gyrus, the left thalamus, and the inferior temporal gyrus.
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The display is definitely inferior to the OLED displays on the more expensive iPhones, but it's not terrible.
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In a previous trial in high-risk patients, CoreValve proved superior to surgery rather than simply non-inferior.
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Samsung's browser, Samsung Pay, S Health — they're all duplicates of Google products, and are widely regarded as inferior.
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Riggs had publicly mocked female players as inferior, and King agreed to the match to prove him wrong.
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But in the meantime, the engineering community strayed toward MongoDB-style non-relational databases, which Vaidya considers inferior.
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Yes, his disadvantage would be in all the things his skin would imply (the propensity for being inferior).
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Rice is regarded as inferior when per capita income reaches $2,364 in Asian nations, according to FAO's estimates.
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Small incremental Improvements: These are improvements that make the messaging experience itself less inferior to other messaging apps.
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Hopefully, we'll soon be basking in an unprecedented saffron renaissance—one less marred by inferior or counterfeit spice.
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Más de 22014 millones de videos fueron reportados; hace cinco años el número era inferior a los 350.000.
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The company is actively trying to make its cord-cutting streaming service inferior to its pay-TV version.
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And scores, no, hundreds, no, thousands of vastly inferior competitors or wannabes exist in that space as well.
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"These words — 'inadequate,' 'inferior' — are empty vessels into which you can pour many things," Mr. Thiel told me.
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The belief that some races are superior and some inferior is learned; it has no basis in biology.
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We grow tired and weak…subsisting off of only nuggets and using their grossly inferior tangy barbecue sauce.
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Google is giving consumers two options: Insecure with a wonderful user experience, or secure with an inferior experience.
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You can get a cardboard box for $2,695 (it's shipped inside a "slightly larger but vastly inferior box").
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But for the sake of preservation, it's perplexing that Sony has opted for inferior versions of the games.
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Most DDR releases didn't come to America (or with inferior track lists), which is how I began importing.
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Judges of both "the supreme and inferior courts", section 1 reads, "shall hold their offices during good behaviour".
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Looking at the world through the narrow lens of white privilege is suffocating and spiritually and intellectually inferior.
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Make inferior cake garnishes totally obsolete Don't even bother about icing those tricky bottom edges of your cake.
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I think that was her coping mechanism to help me feel that I'm not inferior to white people.
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The Windows 10 operating system that powers the Spectre is inferior to Apple's Mac OS X, he said.
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This is because of the generally inferior economic status of women, apart from extraordinary instances such as this.
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For fear of similar results, she crusaded to get the clinics to finally stop ordering the inferior products.
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The question is, at what point does the balance between sound and price mean an inferior audio experience?
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Until very recently, in most organized religions women couldn't become priests because they were seen as essentially inferior.
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This inferior brand of care will be unrecognizable to those who are used to traditional doctor-patient relationships.
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Since Congress has never passed such a statute, Robert Mueller is not, and cannot be, an inferior officer.
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One writer highlighted the "runtish forefathers" and "consumptive parents" who birthed a "notorious race" of inferior white people.
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However the blood flow and diameter of the inferior vena cava were reduced when lying on their backs.
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In scuttling ACA repeal and replacement, the Senate would be perpetuating an inferior delivery system for many Americans.
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But he maintained that the bank was not "inferior," as an investment or morally, to its main rivals.
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In the era of a $499 Apple iPad, an inferior tablet computer that also costs $499 doesn't work.
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In the era of a $499 Apple iPad, an inferior tablet computer that also cost $499 didn't work.
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North Korea's cyber capabilities are still considered inferior to those in other nations, like Russia, China and Israel.
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The bid prices were unrealistically low, resulting in inferior quality and choice of mobility devices provided to beneficiaries.
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Think the harpsichord is an inherently limited instrument, too quiet, too inexpressive, too inferior to a modern piano?
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Recent evaluations, however, have determined that its clinical efficacy for these uses is inferior to other available drugs.
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The gadgets are inferior to Apple's iPhones, which work seamlessly with the iOS mobile software, some critics say.
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North Korea's cyber capabilities are still considered inferior to those in other nations, like Russia, China and Israel.
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As such, it's frankly inferior to its rhythmic sister and should take its proper place, second in line.
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Rangers SS Elvis Andrus is the only AL shortstop with an inferior ultimate zone rating to Marte (-10.2).
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How did Carolina see the signal amid the noise, while other teams talked themselves into clearly inferior players?
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And black folk were seen as mentally ugly, too—intellectually inferior beings incapable of divining life's deeper meanings.
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But even though it's smaller and the resolution isn't as sharp, the screen is by no means inferior.
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Reviewers have found the body fits and other markers of quality to be inferior to the German makes.
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Legal filings in a lawsuit argued women's soccer players were inferior to men, poisoning an already testy relationship.
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Women were inferior to men because, for Playboy, they were scenery — pretty, passive, usually white, often blonde, there.
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To the Editor: Sayed Kashua complains that the new Nationality Law makes him inferior to Jews in Israel.
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Although he took pictures in color, they've been almost invariably published in his inferior black-and-white reproductions.
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For many years after its founding, Israel was in a decidedly inferior military position to its Arab neighbors.
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When men use sex to push women into inferior, undervalued, and invisible roles, that isn't sex; that's punishment.
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Garry Shandling had an operation called "inferior vena cava filter" before he died ... according to his death certificate.
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Then I began to notice other ways that women were treated as inferior to men in our church.
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Dreeben argued Mueller is an inferior officer and subject to the direction and supervision of presidentially appointed officials.
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The theory, later discredited, was used to promote the racist idea that black people were inferior to whites.
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The article also misidentified which Fowler family member wrote a passage suggesting that African-Americans were racially inferior.
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Instead, in his convoluted play for legitimacy, he openly threatens the rights of American citizens he believes inferior.
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Em 2017, o resultado operacional foi positivo em 341,7 ME, mas inferior em 44,9 ME ao de 2016.
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It is taxpayers who are financing the expensive and often academically inferior education that for-profit colleges provide.
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"It will prevent them from providing inferior-quality, opaque products that are very difficult to understand," Rostad said.
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Was "Odelay's" egregious snub the reason why Beck has gone on to win Grammy Awards for inferior projects?
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Allow me to point out all the ways in which your arguing skills are vastly inferior to mine.
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Older customers were more considerate, having grown up with inferior and quickly soggy paper straws; they took care.
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Producers in legal markets who provide inferior products harm their reputation or confront the possibility of legal action.
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Melting down and reforming mixed plastic wastes creates recycled materials that are inferior in performance to virgin material.
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How often these women have been called ugly, inferior, their bodies only reserved for the entertainment of others.
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This isn't to say he's struggling or inferior to anyone who shares the court when he's on it.
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"Even though defendants' infringing products are of inferior quality, they appear superficially similar to genuine Burberry products," Burberry said.
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LeBron James is greater than Steph Curry because he has the extraordinary ability to carry an otherwise inferior team.
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Christina Pazsitzky, a Canadian import, has a similar view in her 2017 Netflix comedy special Christina P: Mother Inferior.
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Instead, it has fallen sharply—perhaps because investors see the metal as an inferior alternative to the surging dollar.
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Fizzy Cola: Sadly, Fizzy Cola is inferior to Happy Cola because of whatever lemon-lime business it is attempting.
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Taeyoon Choi also presents a refreshing perspective in his work, which suggests that machine-driven worlds are altogether inferior.
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I assume that interacting with a robot that makes mistakes, makes us feel closer and less inferior to technology.
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But I do want to point out that just because something has fake reviews doesn't mean it's necessarily inferior.
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Even so, many would say typing on a smartphone screen remains a frustrating experience that's inferior to mechanical keyboards.
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Regulators warned that companies could use those details to narrowly categorize consumers, potentially leading to inferior or unfair treatment.
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As a result, expect continued inferior placement outcomes for online programs, which defeats the purpose of last-mile training.
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This saw a flooding of the retailer with inferior products, with some of these sellers paying for positive reviews.
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Inferior education: 77% worry about whether public schools will be able to provide a quality education to future students.
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Facebook Messenger — Facebook's little sister/brother, "wannabe," clingy, needy, irritating, inferior, boring old lady, inconsistent, if not got WhatsApp.
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MIDI was inferior in quality to the existing karaoke, but far superior in updating the latest tracks and convenience.
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"'Different' doesn't mean inferior or less equal, but simply different and deserving of distinct and better care," Witte says.
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They're so far ahead of phones that don't have them or have inferior implementations that it's not even funny.
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This "often results in inferior quality, customer dissatisfaction, and a loss of public trust," Thornton wrote in an email.
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It's $999, which makes it $500 cheaper than the inferior version Google began sending out to customers in 2013.
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Tea drinkers like myself often can't go out in public without putting themselves at risk of drinking inferior tea.
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These first two were remade into inferior American adaptions, and the last was itself based on the West Wing.
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In June, it denied battery certifications to South Korea's LG and Samsung, while granting them to inferior local suppliers.
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One oft-heard fear is that, Heaven forfend, America might try to gain recognition for its own inferior pizza.
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After all, those guys spend seven months out of the year mercilessly ripping apart hapless teams of inferior construction.
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For centuries, white communities have relied on animal-like depictions to dehumanize Black people, and display them as inferior.
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We do not settle for an inferior American citizenship, we aspire to a better future for our next generations.
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In the same way, today's most outspoken misogynists argue that biology — not God — has made women inferior to men.
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When one group designates another as lesser, they are saying the "inferior" group cannot think in a "reasonable" way.
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ABC reported that Aboriginal guests at the Ibis Styles hotel in Alice Springs were purposely put in inferior rooms.
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"This is hugely important — we've heard from black people and they know they're experiencing inferior health care," said Bandele.
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"We tell ourselves they are inferior" to us, Safina says, with an all-but-perceptible shake of his head.
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When Houston dashed to a 10-point lead in the first period, it feasted on Dallas' inferior interior defense.
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It boggles my mind just to think that somebody is inferior and you don't want your family around them.
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So Blashill is either Dianne Wiest or Fred Dalton Thompson, mismanaging his ADAs but also working with inferior ADAs.
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Immigrant groups, too, endured changing racial norms, with Irish and Italian Americans, for example, deemed scientifically inferior for decades.
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I have a few treasure hunts to finish, but they're for equipment inferior to what I have right now.
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There are 85033 million households on earth who spend an average of $150 a year on inferior electricity products.
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U.S. Department of Education data shows that segregated black schools receive inferior resources just as they did before 1954.
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The Senate bill is inferior to the House version — with which it must now be reconciled — in several ways.
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In addition, the quality of that foreign steel is clearly inferior, subject to fast oxidation (rusting) or actual fracture.
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But the inferior treatment of contractors is both the point of the system and necessary to maintain the system.
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"I have never regarded the Chinese or the Japanese as being inferior to ourselves," Adolf Hitler said in 1945.
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A Virginia doctor led the effort; like the Nazis, he believed that biologically inferior children emerged from racial mixing.
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Sometimes these misconceptions create impressions that a woman's service is different or inferior to the service of a man's.
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Vietnamese resented the way their visitors looked down on them and imposed their ways on a presumably inferior people.
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Byron treated women, and their thoughts, as inferior; his daughter, Ada Lovelace, preceded Turing in his work by decades.
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However, this new chauvinistic jingoism deprives us of necessary self-criticism and encourages us to see others as inferior.
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Iran's navy is vastly inferior to the U.S. however it possesses hundreds of small but very fast attack boats.
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"The Judges, both of the supreme and inferior courts, shall hold their offices during good behavior," the document states.
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If they are willing to tolerate inferior treatment of Muslims, imagine what they are likely to think about Satanists.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. as saying that he hoped inferior education would become a thing of the past.
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African-American children are exposed continually to the insidious cultural message that they are inferior in cognition to whites.
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But Republicans decided they'd rather accept inferior policy outcomes in order to maximize their chances of beating the Democrats.
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Black patients taken to segregated hospitals, where they sometimes languished in basements or even boiler rooms, suffered inferior treatment.
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That's not to say there isn't plenty of inferior absinthe being made, both in the United States and overseas.
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The perception of vocational colleges in Thailand has long been held as far inferior to that of established universities.
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Unable to shrink to fit inferior players, it was retired in El Diego's honour, never to be worn again.
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This is because men are inferior to women, and therefore we should make more money based on our superior intellect.
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But I find its two-microphone array and built-in speaker slightly inferior to the Echo's seven mics and speaker.
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" Meanwhile, Torre has seen her on-air time drop and broadcasts her show from a studio which is "completely inferior.
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" Added Jameson in a reply to another commenter, "Sounds like someone is trying to diminish another because she feels inferior.
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Drawing with the Crayon doesn't suck, but the experience does feel inferior when compared to drawing with the Apple Pencil.
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It's always rubbed me the wrong way when a product designed for children is clearly made with inferior quality materials.
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In some ways, the Playbase is technologically inferior to receivers and other home theater components a third of its cost.
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But I find its two-microphone array and built-in speaker slightly inferior to the Echo's 7 mics and speaker.
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" He says that white people don't want to mix with Asians, either, although they don't find Asians inferior—just "different.
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Mr Mueller, like US attorneys, is an "inferior officer" of the sort that need not be appointed by the president.
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Vermeer's facial features are sometimes inferior, but his sense of colour and light is leagues beyond that of his contemporaries.
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"No one here is Bing-ing anything, or using the fourth best navigation app," referring to inferior search tool Bing.
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""[The Whopper] has undergone several reformulations including resizing and bread changes, yet it remains far inferior to the Big Mac.
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But underneath the muddy veneer hid an admittedly fairly inferior game that was still quite genuinely worth getting psyched about.
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In this context, incrementalism is not only not an inferior approach, but is likely the key to gaining user trust.
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Squash Bowels had little trouble keeping the fans warm with a killer set that was only narrowly inferior to Gadget's.
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And Inferior is a book that needed to be written; it's just remarkable that it took this long to arrive.
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In suggesting that a large portion of his colleagues were genetically inferior, Damore got in the way of all that.
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For Canadians who feel economically inferior, a recent report comparing millennials on both sides of the border had cheering news.
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And if, rather, she truly believes that women are inferior to men, then she has succeeded — and also failed herself.
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Thankfully, the internet has taught us not to accept an inferior form of comic artistry, but a more flexible one.
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Readers balk at his passion for eugenics, attitude to what he called "the inferior races" and tendency to trivialise women.
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The most extreme Muslims have sought to destroy the sacred places of religion they deem unholy or inferior to Islam.
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The father of evolutionary theory thought women were naturally inferior and could never measure up to male intellect or achievement.
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Such findings would "prove" women inferior, confining them to domestic roles, leaving scholarship, earning power and professional achievement to men.
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In Rio, Mardini won her heat of the 100-meter butterfly, but did not advance due to her inferior time.
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He took contemporary stereotypes of African-Americans — that they are inferior, unlettered, comic and dependent — and turned them upside down.
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Running three 400-student campuses is far more expensive, and probably educationally inferior, to running a single 1,200 student campus.
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These workers, hired through outside agencies, have inferior or no benefits and less legal recourse than Google's full-time employees.
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Boys and young men are not seeking these spaces out because they inherently hate women or think they are inferior.
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Imagine being told your feelings are less than and inferior and that you're only worth what your body can do.
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He still leads in South Carolina: And it's likely that much of Trump's loss tonight is attributable to inferior organization.
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White suffragists such as Stanton responded with outrage that black men — whom they considered racially inferior — were enfranchised before them.
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But it's important to focus on Trump's propensity to compare those he does not like to animals, or inferior beings.
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Dr. Alkiviadou said the women are considered inferior by many in Cypriot society, a view reflected in the local language.
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Negan must come to terms with the humiliation, with the emasculation, with the undeniable fact that he is the inferior.
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Here you have in Motown a force that is actively combating these ideas of black people as being inherently inferior.
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Honestly, being a black man, I had thought that I had been marked enough — as bestial, as criminal, as inferior.
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Scale, however, wasn't why they were losing customers in the first place, and more scale doesn't protect an inferior offering.
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They say that no matter whether Mueller is deemed an "inferior" or "principal" officer, his appointment still violates the Constitution.
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Atlético was on enemy territory, he said, but there was nothing to fear, no reason to feel intimidated or inferior.
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It is misleading and deceptive to allow these nutritionally inferior imitators to use our hard-won reputation to their advantage.
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" Throughout his career he referred to African-Americans as members of an "inferior race" and used the racist term "mongrelization.
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Eventually a new competing product comes into the marketplace that is generally cheaper, simpler, and, in an abstract sense, inferior.
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But there's no textual basis in the Constitution for concluding that the president should have to name one of those officers first or that an inferior officer not confirmed by the Senate should only be allowed to exercise the duties of a principal officer when no Senate-confirmed inferior officers are available to do so.
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Inferior officers, however, can be appointed by the president, courts, or heads of departments without Senate confirmation if Congress allows it.
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Since 2010 the Maori All Blacks have played few fixtures, and those they have played have been mostly against inferior opponents.
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In certain hands, these aspects could be combined to depict a subject as being inherently non-Roman, and by extension, inferior.
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Eastland repeatedly said he viewed black Americans as belonging to an "inferior race" and worried that desegregation would "mongrelize" white America.
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She worked her way up to department manager, but watched as several male colleagues with inferior rankings got promoted above her.
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You would have an Israel that ruled Palestinians permanently as a separate, legally inferior population, practically the dictionary definition of apartheid.
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It's impregnated with the idea that black people are inferior, that whites must be defended from the chaotic dark-skinned hordes.
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I felt worthless, inferior, and unattractive if I didn't have that "cool girl" disposition and sweet presence that every man needed.
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Having no score, you're treated as subprime, you won't qualify for most financial products, or they'll be more expensive and inferior.
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From the beginning it was a passionate but turbulent relationship, in part because Mark felt he was somehow inferior to Henson.
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Kendi says the way children categorize human difference as superior or inferior is one of the "first, elementary" ideas of racism.
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People wanting to control reproduction tend to be racists and want to restrict reproduction for any group they regard as inferior.
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Though they may be "inferior to all squirrels" to the locals, to Seiffert, solving this modern mammal mystery would be momentous.
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Yet Thailand's tropical climate is ideal for growing coffee and there was no rational reason why the beans should be inferior.
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Growing up with a disfigured face, the belief that I was inferior and unworthy of basic equality was ingrained in me.
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From that point on, there was not a concert of his and his far inferior brothers that I did not attend.
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But the craziest thing about this, let's face it, completely unnecessary and vastly inferior imposter of a film, is the ending.
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Out-of-control costs, limited access, and inferior care — these are not coincidental outcomes, but inherent characteristics of government health programs.
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But some have noted that non-Muslims may have have been regarded as being of inferior social standing at various times.
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Here's NY Yankees slugger Giancarlo Stanton making you feel inferior ... showing off his insane, jacked physique in a topless photo shoot.
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In 218, the Advertising Standards Council of India banned ads that perpetuated the notion of dark skin being inferior and undesirable.
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His Jungle Book is the first of Disney's "brand deposit remakes" that isn't just an inferior retread of an enshrined classic.
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Such a feat is difficult to accomplish when the party occupying the inferior bargaining position bogs itself down in the mud.
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Chiefly that the app is inferior, that they are making less money and that they felt like they had no choice.
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But critics say they are inferior officers because they have the power to impose fines and bar people from the industry.
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Ironically, K-12 public schools in urban ghettos have returned to providing inferior education and are back to being re-segregated.
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Some of the offspring are inferior, or they're sterile, but a small percentage actually have more interesting character than the parents.
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Lax nutritional standards, inferior P.E. requirements, and truncated opportunities for physical activity throughout the school day only further threaten their health.
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TSA Officers also have inferior bargaining rights compared to other federal law enforcement officers in Border Patrol, ICE, and Federal Prisons.
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Gilman's matriarchy perpetuates its fair share of inequity and iniquity: blacks are taken to be an inferior race, treated with paternalism.
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The seven games left against Tampa Bay are the only ones against a team whose record is inferior to the Yankees'.
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I wish they weren't $225, but they are worth the price, and I'd rather buy these than two inferior $100 pairs.
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The No. 1 cause of infant mortality among newborns is premature birth, which has traditionally been linked with inferior prenatal care.
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There may have been better candidates for the commission job—for example, Ms Vestager—but there were certainly far inferior ones.
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In sports, they're dismissed as physically inferior — except in extreme endurance contests, where they're catching up to and sometimes beating men.
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Although nothing survives that specifically explains the mummies' purpose, Egyptologists do know the ancients' attitude: Beasts were not inferior to people.
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Charlton offered low pay and inferior production values but creative freedom, and Mr. Ditko would return there often over his career.
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She's allowed to go to school, but girls' education is grossly inferior to boys', and she is physically beaten by teachers.
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Essentially, you will underestimate your qualifications and attribute any previous success to luck, causing you to feel inferior to your peers.
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But even digging into the inferior white meat of a chicken breast is more rewarding than gnawing on a tiny bone.
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And when people see individuals they have previous considered as inferior with advantages to them, that causes an interesting psychological shift.
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"I have come to the conclusion that many politicians and journalists have inferior intelligence compared to normal people," Mr. Zeman said.
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Jordan's 15th season (which came late because of a break for baseball and a retirement) was clearly inferior to his 10th.
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Stieglitz eventually grew frustrated with her inferior printing technique and with not having enough stellar images to fashion a proper exhibit.
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But the health benefits it offers in its online operations appear to be inferior to those of many e-commerce competitors.
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Instead, they contended that black and white people were created separately and that black people were inferior, a theory called polygenism.
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It traces how the emergence of racist ideas — namely that Africans were inferior to white Europeans — was tied to justifying slavery.
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Take "The Cheaters," an Australian silent made in 1929, though converted to a by-all-accounts inferior sound film before release.
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"At that time all of the good Costa Rican coffee was exported, and the inferior stuff stayed here," Mr. Aronson explained.
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Outweighted, overreached, and in every way the physical inferior to his gigantic opponent, he fought a cool, well-planned, gritty fight.
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And finally, inferior Fitzgerald is still Fitzgerald, and his best readers will find much to enjoy in this gorgeously produced book.
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In August 2015, CNBC again warned of the dangers to the citizens of Puerto Rico of inferior and dangerous critical infrastructure.
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Starting at $215, it's almost $215 more expensive than the starting price for the inferior (but still totally usable) Chromebook 214.
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Iran is still widely viewed by officials and cybersecurity professionals as inferior to China and Russia in terms of its capabilities.
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Many military families are forced to send their children to inferior district schools near military bases without being given additional options.
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Inferior officers under the Constitution must be appointed by the president, the head of a federal agency or by a court.
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Mr. Sabry is generally dismissive of rival litigants, whom he considers inferior patriots, but they give as good as they get.
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I know that feeling of having secrets that hold you and cause you to feel inferior or insecure and not equal.
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And five different songs from Pop, the band's vastly inferior 23 release, have gotten at least 100 turns over the years.
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Arcades became oversaturated; Space Invaders begat a clone of Space Invaders which begat an even more inferior clone of that clone.
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I do think, 100 percent, without doubt, that when we have, in American life, over and over and over again, said that African Americans are intellectually less capable than whites, that has been — yes, that is a way of saying that they are inferior and it has been a way of treating them as if they are inferior.
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It is not lenticular, which is inferior tech in every way, has been tried many times before and failed for good reason.
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The belief that people raised in hot climates were lazy, and generally inferior to inhabitants of cold climates, spread throughout the West.
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Lightweight climbing bikes sail over the Galibier, but they have inferior aerodynamics and can flex too much when you're mashing the pedals.
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These immigrants not only had different religious beliefs (Catholicism), but they were viewed by many as members of a different, inferior race.
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New research suggests that contemporary mini-brains -- even if inferior to their fictional counterparts -- are still capable of a surprise or two.
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"To feel superior and inferior simultaneously…these are all emotions that lots of women feel across industries: mothers, girlfriends, friends," said Parker.
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Chuck may have a luxurious, stable life, but he doesn't have his brother's infectious personality — perhaps Chuck feels, at times, inferior too.
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Second, convince him that he can give his life meaning by uniting with other men to assert his dominance over inferior bodies.
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The second loudest mouthpiece on ABC's Roseanne (inferior only to the explosive protagonist herself), the Conners's middle child personified Gen X cool.
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The story of black Southerners being inferior is not one of their own making, she continues, and Laymon gives voice to that.
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Before that, many Americans bought into the belief that Jews were ethnically inferior white people and treated them as such for centuries.
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It seems to be a mix of a software problem and an issue of inferior lensing — check out the harsh glare here.
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Every joke that relies on hitting or hating your wife reveals a marriage in which one member sees the other as inferior.
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" Firemen are, as Beatty says, "custodians of our peace of mind, the focus of our understandable and rightful dread of being inferior.
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Corruption can directly hurt citizens by providing them inferior government services, which is why it's understandably a top priority for the DOJ.
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Sooner or later, every crayfish party turns into a macabre spectacle of boozed-up beasts in silly hats, brutalizing an inferior species.
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" In another column in 2000, Moore criticized female athletes advocating for pay equality, writing that they wanted "equal pay for inferior work.
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The paper map is awkward in a lot of circumstances and inferior to the electronic map, which I use all the time.
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The warning comes too late for some Mystery Brand buyers, who say they bought into the company's promise and received inferior goods.
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However as an inferior officer, Mueller has no legal right to question the president about exercising a constitutional authority to fire somebody.
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"This would mean either pushing us out of the European Union or downgrading us to an inferior category of members," he said.
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It is in these "inferior courts," as the Constitution calls them, where our civil rights are most often tested, tried, and tempered.
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May, as the junior partner, would have to take what she was given, making it far inferior to the European single market.
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In a new PBS documentary, Watson, now 22019, affirms his previously stated view that black people are intellectually inferior to white people.
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The Irish had a reputation, perpetuated by British xenophobia, of being inferior hooligans who loved nothing more than drinking, fighting, and fucking.
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"I am determined to tackle the perception that these challenger institutions are in some way inferior," says Jo Johnson, the universities minister.
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"I just want my kids to be able to go play hockey without having to feel like they are inferior," he said.
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But Musk said in the earnings call that this concept (Moat) is inferior and old; innovation is the key to keep competitiveness.
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Mutual funds have long complained that their big trades are front-run as word leaks out, leaving them with an inferior price.
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And it's worth noting that the German people of the 1930s were not in any recognizable way deviant, inferior, different, or unique.
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First, government almost always provides inferior service to those who need help, and at a higher expense, compared to the private sector.
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As it is, Americans pay vastly more for health insurance than citizens of all other advanced countries in exchange for inferior results.
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If both movies decline after the animated credits, it was in part because much of the live action feels like inferior animations.
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Therefore, it is not unduly belittling yesterday's encounter to rate it as decidedly inferior in interest and merit to its immediate predecessor.
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But which is the greatest game of basketball, one that stands on the heads and hearts of its inferior victims in comparison?
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Critics have called the statue racist and disrespectful, saying it promotes genocide, portrays Native Americans as inferior and relies on inaccurate stereotypes.
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Woodley stood on the fence, in the inferior ring position, but was bizarrely able to push the pace as he did so.
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In 17th and 18th century Europe, the rise of egalitarian ideals created the need for a scientific account of women's inferior status.
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But dwindling gold-mine yields intensified competition and native-born Americans saw their Chinese counterparts as a threat and an inferior class.
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In its own way, Duck Dynasty was an (inferior) update of prior rural sitcoms like The Andy Griffith Show or Green Acres.
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European self-consciousness was then sharply demarcated in remote trading posts and colonies vis-à-vis subjugated and supposedly racially inferior peoples.
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That dog is actually speaking to another dog watching videos on a cellphone and commiserating about the limits of inferior telecommunication plans.
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Some do their best to avoid overtly claiming that any race is inferior, arguing that each should have its own ethno-state.
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We went past our set of cottages, and then past another, which looked much the same as ours but was indefinably inferior.
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She challenged the attitudes, norms, practices and social institutions that perpetuated — in ways both brutal and subtle — the inferior status of women.
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Perhaps those leagues are not quite as inferior as was always assumed, and perhaps the Premier League is not the ultimate test.
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That would suffice for a terrific show, but woven through the juggling is choreography by Alexander Whitley of a much inferior quality.
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Housing and schools have been rapidly resegregating, locking too many African-Americans and Latinos into slums and their children into inferior schools.
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Laboratory research has consistently shown that any kind of recorded, hence non-interactive and non-social, instruction is inferior to live instruction.
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They were idle, lazy, and dim-witted, cursed with the inferior "breeding" that once underwrote a Progressive interest in eugenicist population control.
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Central to the case is whether Mueller is an inferior or a principal officer under the Appointments Clause of the U.S. Constitution.
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They have become increasingly popular among mass retailers in recent years as consumers show that they do not consider them inferior products.
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But the fear is sensible enough given the desire of the Founders to settle for the inferior governance of a presidential republic.
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On the other side, you're losing out, because if you're a search, you're always losing out and showing an inferior search result.
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The company recalled and destroyed all 400,520 inferior vaccine doses on May 4 and was also fined an unspecified amount, the regulator said.
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In historical descriptions of mirages, too, the images seem cut into facets, or viewed through thicknesses of inferior glass with bubbles trapped inside.
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I hope he doesn't take offense while I pick apart his defense of what is, in retrospect, an inferior and sometimes laughable film.
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"The intention behind all of this is for the individual to make the other person feel inferior and insecure about themselves," Pritchard said.
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It's possible that Neanderthals had inferior or limited communication skills, or that Neanderthals were either absorbed or wiped out by early modern humans.
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Heads of studios, bosses, and CEOs should enforce equal pay because continuing to pay us less perpetuates a bias that women are inferior.
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So Young, So Bad had the unfortunate distinction of coming out a day after Caged and was quickly derided as an inferior imitator.
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An authentic strap is only ⅜" but most fakes, made from inferior materials, have to be much wider (⅝" or more) to support the bag.
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"They are adherents of an evil ideology which argues certain people are inferior because of race, ethnicity or nation of origin," he tweeted.
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On days when other hosts fill in, the chat clamors for him, and people tweet their laments that an inferior host is on.
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