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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But you know, my pictures are inferior to everyone else&aposs.
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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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Back then, domestic whiskey was considered inferior to the Scottish original.
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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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Societies regarded women as inferior to men, and that is almost eradicated.
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What's the leading defect that makes Dan Brown enormously inferior to Shirley
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" His conclusion: they were, "inferior to whites in both body and mind.
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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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Misogyny told them they were inferior to boys and should be married.
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Advocates for abuse victims consider compensation programs far inferior to legislative change.
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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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Muscat said any deal for Britain had nevertheless to be inferior to membership.
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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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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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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 headphones are lightweight, but are ultimately acoustically inferior to their over-ear counterparts.
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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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But the filmmakers undermine their own subversion by making Williams endlessly inferior to Tarzan.
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Instead, they were crushed, looking inferior to Philadelphia on both sides of the ball.
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We cannot expect better outcomes for patients that receive consistently inferior to standard care.
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However when it comes down it the theater is inferior to the home experience.
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It was skimpy on information, irregularly updated and inferior to those of its competitors.
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Most obviously, the McMuffin's eggs were clearly inferior to those of its new rival.
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Kant, too, thought that Jews had immutable traits that made them inferior to Christians.
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In other words, it is not "in no way inferior" to its US-made equivalent.
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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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South Carolinian indigo was viewed as inferior to that made by the French and Spanish.
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And you can be like, Oh, this one is genetically inferior to this other one.
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The Republican House can say they passed a plan, but it was inferior to ObamaCare.
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The S-300 is considered inferior to Russia's latest air defense system, the S-400.
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And I thought they knew that I knew that they were inferior to me, morally.
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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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Then I used it on my Pixel and discovered that it's inferior to the iOS version.
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Google is under fire following an internal memo leaked, suggesting that women are inferior to men.
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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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Nurses told Dr. Wu and her team that many patients regard them as inferior to doctors.
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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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Many experts perceive local observations to be anecdotal—inferior to data collected in a quantitative study.
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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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Blacks "are inferior to the whites in the endowments both of body and mind," he wrote.
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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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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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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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And as mentioned, Japanese knives are lighter by design but not inferior to their heavier Western counterparts.
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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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What is it that makes Candy Crush somehow morally inferior to watching a football game on TV?
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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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Leon is spurned by their father, who sees his soft-spoken, stuttering son as inferior to René.
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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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Small incremental Improvements: These are improvements that make the messaging experience itself less inferior to other messaging apps.
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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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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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North Korea's cyber capabilities are still considered inferior to those in other nations, like Russia, China and Israel.
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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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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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Then I began to notice other ways that women were treated as inferior to men in our church.
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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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Allow me to point out all the ways in which your arguing skills are vastly inferior to mine.
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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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Fizzy Cola: Sadly, Fizzy Cola is inferior to Happy Cola because of whatever lemon-lime business it is attempting.
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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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Even so, many would say typing on a smartphone screen remains a frustrating experience that's inferior to mechanical keyboards.
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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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"We tell ourselves they are inferior" to us, Safina says, with an all-but-perceptible shake of his head.
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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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The Senate bill is inferior to the House version — with which it must now be reconciled — in several ways.
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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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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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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 perception of vocational colleges in Thailand has long been held as far inferior to that of established universities.
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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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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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""[The Whopper] has undergone several reformulations including resizing and bread changes, yet it remains far inferior to the Big Mac.
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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 if, rather, she truly believes that women are inferior to men, then she has succeeded — and also failed herself.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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So in effect, all arguments about him being inferior to Michael Jordan because he wasn't in Space Jam are now, unfortunately, rendered moot.
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So is a claim that MLS is inferior to the Portuguese, Dutch, Swiss, Brazilian, Argentinian, Czech, Danish, Swedish, Polish, Scottish, and Ukrainian leagues.
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Tehran has long been considered a cyber backwater — less advanced, and technologically and intellectually inferior to other adversaries such as China and Russia.
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The voice assistant, which wasn't even available when the S8 first launched, has been widely panned as inferior to Google Assistant and Alexa.
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Murray is a racist charlatan who's made a career out of pseudoscientific social Darwinist assertions that certain "races" are inherently inferior to others.
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The campaign may have avoided openly bigoted language, but its underlying message was clear: Same-sex relationships were morally inferior to straight ones.
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Her playing credentials were discounted, she said, considered inferior to that of male coaches who had achieved far less in their own careers.
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Russia's law "specifically states that same-sex relationships are inferior to opposite-sex relationships," and therefore "embodied a predisposed bias," the court found.
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Broadcom had offered $121 billion, its "best and final offer," although Qualcomm felt it was "inferior" to its prospects as an independent company.
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This is particularly problematic because Medicaid is inferior to traditional health insurance plans, mostly because reimbursement rates for medical providers are substantially lower.
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CEO Pete Lau claims wireless charging is "far inferior" to OnePlus' wired charging speeds, which are some of the fastest around on any phone.
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"The Adlers are being pressured to see their race and religion as inferior to that of Whites, dirty and unwelcome," according to the lawsuit.
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They, too, have gone out of their way to dismiss softer forms of Brexit, on the basis that they are inferior to full membership.
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He said the final agreement on a future relationship between the European Union and Britain must be inferior to full membership of the bloc.
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At launch, the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One were competent gaming machines, albeit graphically inferior to the mid-level gaming PCs of the time.
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The 34-year-old's return of 21 goals and eight assists in Serie A is solid but inferior to what he accomplished in Spain.
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There's Socrates, for instance, railing against the treachery of writing, which he thought inferior to oration and risky too, eroding the necessity of memory.
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It's worth noting that unidirectional bezels rotate in one direction strictly for safety and shouldn't be thought of as inferior to a bidirectional bezel.
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But, when Charlie Webber, a security guard played by Dick Christie, had the audacity to claim that Grana Padano was inferior to Parmigiano Reggiano?
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So black people aren't dying for want of basic necessities, they're actually dying because they're biologically inferior to whites and ill-suited for freedom.
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By 1954, it was clear that, because of Jim Crow and unequal funding, African-American public schools were markedly inferior to white public schools.
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Imagine an AI that is inferior to humans at everything, with one exception: It's a competent engineer that can build AI systems very effectively.
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The baile scene 10 years ago with 300 bailes taking place wasn't that good; it was inferior to what went down 20 years ago.
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I learned that in Chechnya in the testing phase there is a new social network Mylistory, which is in no way inferior to the overseas.
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Smith spent six miserable years as a student at Oxford University, where he thought the teaching far inferior to what he could get in Scotland.
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Prejudice on Hispaniola dates back to the first colonies and intensified as Dominican leaders portrayed Haitians as inferior to those with Spanish and indigenous roots.
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Apparently, Freudian theory suggested that clitoral orgasms were not only inferior to vaginal orgasms, but also that clitoral orgasms were linked to mental health issues.
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Where I once strongly felt the Surface Pro was inferior to a proper clamshell laptop, I now can't rave enough about Microsoft's 2-in-1.
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Prior to getting the phones to review, Google told us its top priority was making sure the camera wasn't inferior to the Pixel 3's.
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AP noted that the organization has promoted eugenics and supported "race scientists," who claimed to study how blacks are intellectually and genetically inferior to whites.
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They resolutely believe Japan was historically inferior to Korea in culture and material wealth until a dramatic program of modernization in the late 85033th century.
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That the league efforted, in football parlance, to tweak its rules and still clung to an inequitable solution inferior to Durbin's feels like pure hubris.
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Women helped build the industry, but it has long been a male-dominated enterprise that systematically treats women — as a class — as inferior to men.
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And who was the white politician who also used the N-word freely, told racist jokes and said African-Americans were biologically inferior to whites?
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China now has the world's largest navy, and is able to field more vessels to more seas, even if its fleet is inferior to America's.
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"This is not a good solution, this is vastly inferior to what we negotiated with Prime Minister (Theresa )May and is vastly inferior to the North's current model," Varadkar said The impact of a no-deal Brexit on Northern Ireland would be harder than on any other part of Europe, Varadkar warned, and the so-called backstop in the proposed Brexit agreement remained the best compromise.
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When a man he feels inferior to passes gas on him, it brings them to the same level as Fabio—something that he finds cerebrally relaxing.
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Once on Instagram, the photos' significance is amplified to those who consider their lives inferior to this world of fairy lights and a rustic-chic furniture.
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"Répons" is in most respects inferior to "Éclat/Multiples," a work for a similar percussion-based orchestra that he had begun and abandoned a decade before.
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So far liberal reformers are proving sadly inferior to their predecessors in terms of both their grasp of the crisis and their ability to generate solutions.
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Cartel skunk, a "commercial-grade" product, is also seen as inferior to domestically produced stuff, notes the Drug Enforcement Administration in its national drug threat assessment.
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They are, as "Left Outside", a pseudonymous blogger, puts it, a genuine disruptive technology: cheap enough to be adopted widely even if inferior to established practice.
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" In the final battle, a villain, played by the American actor Frank Grillo, tells Leng, "People like you will always be inferior to people like me.
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They feel that the sequel is irredeemably inferior to the original, and many have expressed how fed up they are with the state of the series.
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She assures the letter writers that though they may feel like outcasts, they are not alone — most teenagers at some point feel inferior to their peers.
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Many gay-rights activists saw this as an unsatisfactory fudge, creating a system that was inherently inferior to marriage, and continued to push for the real thing.
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Pence is not popular in his home state after years of controversies, and is regarded by most Hoosiers are markedly inferior to his Republican predecessor, Mitch Daniels.
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The latter—used to justify both South African apartheid and American slavery and Jim Crow—is rooted in a belief that blacks are genetically inferior to whites.
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When it launched in 2016, it was notably inferior to the Echo for one reason: The only way to activate Alexa was to press the microphone button.
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The results of the early games had rendered Albania's 3 points and minus-2 goal-differential inferior to all its rivals for a third-place qualification spot.
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The Thirty Meter Telescope is just one step in a long line of injustices that cast aside indigenous science and spirituality as inferior to their Western counterparts.
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If it is repeatedly drummed into you that there is a group inferior to you, it becomes easier to distance yourself and dehumanize someone who is different.
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Although forged knives generally are recommended over stamped knives, not all stamped knives are inferior to forged knives — it depends on the materials used and the manufacturer.
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The first suit he owned, he said, was his school uniform, an outfit that he treasured because it did not make him feel inferior to his peers.
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"Yeah, I do," said Abramson, who was ousted in 2014 after reportedly complaining that her compensation package was inferior to that of her male predecessor, Bill Keller.
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He noted that Taylor started his own dominance in the 1990s, when the competition and overall professionalism of the game were far inferior to what exists today.
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Were students, especially students of color, expected to just sit and listen for 45 minutes to an individual who has written that they are inferior to whites?
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Aides to the Senate majority leader, Mitch McConnell, believed that Data Trust was inferior to its competitor, and Mr. McConnell gave senators the option of using either.
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But few crimes against women in Mexico are punished because of poor criminal investigations and sexist social attitudes that view women as inferior to men, the report said.
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It was totally readable and usable under the convention center lights, but obviously far inferior to any "real" screen — and probably kind of bad for daytime outdoor use.
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The telephoto camera on those phones is inferior to the main camera and since the XR still has a portrait mode feature available, most people won't miss it.
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"In some ways [not being able to get pregnant] makes me feel inferior to [cisgender] women, and I'm sure a lot of trans women can relate," Gorgeous says.
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Mobile users often complain that the French network can seem inferior to coverage in some African countries where telecom companies bypassed fixed lines and invested heavily in mobile.
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The EU's overseas missions remain inferior to its major national embassies and Ms Mogherini's monthly meetings with EU foreign ministers are quests to find the lowest common denominator.
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It's still going to be inferior to the Rift/Vive, since the upgraded console still falls short of the power a VR-ready gaming PC is capable of.
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One of those sites details his own trolling, and another mocks a man with the same name as Bishop but whom Bishop feels is intellectually inferior to him.
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Not long ago, a filmmaker wouldn't dream of shooting a movie on a phone because the quality was so inferior to what you could capture on pricier devices.
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"My beloved Rome has lost the ability to transmit its beauty; why do we always show something inferior to the possibilities that this city has," Ms. Piccirilli said.
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"The implication was there, in public attitudes and administrative regulations, that people in need were somehow innately inferior to other human beings," he wrote in The Boston Globe.
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In New York, he is stung when asked about "the purpose" of his trip to America by an immigration officer with "a mastery of English inferior to [his own]".
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It's perplexing, because it means Microsoft is yet again competing with cheaper PlayStation hardware while also trying to sell gamers on an experience that remains inferior to a desktop.
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That makes these integrations inferior to Instagram's own native music-sharing feature that actually lets you add a soundtrack to your Stories that friends can hear as they watch.
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But while it conquered the business of manufacturing for others, the quality of products designed and engineered in Shenzhen were largely inferior to those with roots in the West.
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A spokesperson for Boris Johnson today refused to say whether the prime minister agreed with a Downing Street employee's claim that black people are mentally inferior to white people.
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I would like to see the government give priority to the role of education in helping society get rid of norms and habits that keep women inferior to men.
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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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There were some skinheads who think women are so far inferior to men that they're not worth having sex with, so that's how they justify sleeping with each other.
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Although he was enlightened on the subject of race, suggesting that blacks were not inherently inferior to whites, he was not, as the musical suggests, deeply committed to abolition.
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That makes it, I think, a lot more like chemical and biological weapons, which are generally thought to be inferior to nuclear weapons but certainly have mass destructive qualities.
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Tourism Commissioner Cathy Chu Man-ling told members of Legco's economic development panel on Monday that the terms the city got were not "inferior" to those for Disney resorts elsewhere.
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" A 1940 survey of business executives "found that by large margins they believed recent graduates were inferior to the previous generation in arithmetic, written English, spelling, geography, and world affairs.
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The boot camp program in Florida is also "markedly inferior" to the one in Wyoming, lasting four months instead of six to 2200, her lawyers said in a court filing.
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It will only divert resources from potential deportations of other undocumented immigrants whose educational credentials, English-language skills, and assimilation into American society are inferior to those of the DREAMers.
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Mounting, longer-term research has emerged showing that lap bands too often lead to medical complications and that they're inferior to other obesity surgeries when it comes to weight loss.
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Last month the NFL for the first time banned a number of helmets that were deemed inferior to many of the 34 helmets the NFL and the players' union examined.
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It may seem inferior to other phones, but the resolution and ppi has been fine on all Plus-sized iPhones for years and I've never heard anyone complain about it.
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Until recently, comics based on licenses were often seen as inferior to those featuring characters born out of the medium — in part because publishers weren't always good stewards, he added.
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San Francisco and Los Angeles prosecutors sued in 2014, saying Uber's background checks were inferior to what taxi drivers undergo because they did not include fingerprint checks for past convictions.
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The only downside is Alexa doesn't always display any information on the screen, which makes it inferior to an Echo Show or Google Home Hub, and honestly, wastes the display.
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That's a tall order: opponents of Brexit argue the plan is inferior to remaining in the union, while enthusiasts for leaving the EU say it makes Britain a "vassal state".
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The concept is simple: Let Dragic attack a defender who's inferior to the one actually guarding him, either with a sudden pick-and-roll or methodical one-on-one pummeling.
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Charlie Green, a director at Hunter Green Institutional Broking, which owns Tatts shares, said the board had enough grounds to reject the consortium bid as inferior to the Tabcorp offer.
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This report, which blindly repeated stereotypes of blacks as intellectually and socially inferior to whites, insisted that the matriarchal structure of these units led to the weakening of black men.
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He has taken the lead in recent polls, but there have been anecdotal reports suggesting that Trump's ground game — crucial in the low-turnout caucuses — is laughably inferior to Ted Cruz's.
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So long as people keep paying to see blockbuster movies in 3D, Hollywood's gonna keep dishing them out, even when it knows the format is inferior to the plain 2D version.
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At the time, it was widely judged as inferior to Mr. Waits and Mr. Wilson's "The Black Rider," which had debuted two years earlier and is currently being staged in Regensburg.
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Every racist and white supremacist, however, cast their ballot for Trump, a man who successfully empowered the right-wing fringe of America, which believes minorities are inferior to the white race.
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Traditionally, old-fashioned racism is the kind of explicit, overt racism that is associated with negative stereotypes, with perceptions that African Americans are biologically inferior to whites, [and] with white supremacy.
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She led a group of players in a protest of FIFA's decision to play the 2015 World Cup on artificial turf, which is considered by many to be inferior to grass.
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The blog EncroChat Hacked then responded in turn, claiming that EncroChat may be developed by only one person, implying that the quality of the code may be inferior to other products.
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The benefits to businesses are opaque and might be inferior to just having the government temporarily take over payroll for struggling companies, the way Denmark has done as its crisis response.
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Its intellectual underpinnings are from "reactionaries" who argue that democracy is flawed, that black people may well be genetically inferior to whites, and that the present is worse than the past.
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In the Victorian era, the idea that women were inferior to men was replaced by the notion that women were hysterical, disorganized, emotional — the hormone-driven counterpoints to rational, stable men.
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Women were assumed to be guided by passions rather than rationality, and so they were considered inferior to men and excluded from the cultural and political life of the city-state.
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WWE star Johnny Gargano says you are flat out "STUPID" if you think NXT is inferior to Raw and SmackDown ... telling TMZ Sports it's the best wrestling show in the world!!!
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LONDON, Nov 25 (Reuters) - Britain's Just Eat advised shareholders not to accept a 710 pence-a-share cash offer from Prosus, saying it was inferior to its agreed deal with Takeaway.
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"Some of these women were kind of embarrassed about not being able to get pregnant and seemed to feel like their [IVF] pregnancies were almost inferior to 'natural' pregnancies," she says.
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The suit claims the photos of Renty and Delia were taken a few years after Harvard had recruited Agassiz, who espoused a theory that Africans and African-Americans were inferior to whites.
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She found that the $400 Teforia Leaf made a tea that was inferior to what she made with her handy $7 infuser and none of its internet of things features were useful.
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Single-payer systems in countries with decades of experience have been proven in numerous peer-reviewed scientific journals to be inferior to the US system in terms of both access and quality.
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In the short term, the Colombian government will try to persuade the FARC chiefs to reopen a negotiation aimed at getting them to accept terms inferior to the just-rejected peace deal.
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And while the quality of the typical preschool program may have improved, as recently as 2004 most poor children attended public preschools that were far inferior to those available in affluent communities.
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Sprint, whose network is viewed by analysts as inferior to the country's largest carriers, Verizon Communications Inc and AT&T Inc, has been forced to offer heavy discounts to grow its business.
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I know, logically, that it is a wonderful school with great programs, but I can't help seeing myself as inferior to my honors-bound peers, despite never having felt that way before.
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"Girls continue to be seen as a burden on parents, inferior to boys," she added, explaining how many rural girls are lured by traffickers who promise jobs or marriages in major cities.
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Being a shill can still get you in some deep shit, and arguing to your entire company that women are biologically inferior to men is still a totally good reason to fire someone.
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It doesn't matter that the crappy YouTube upload makes it sound like it's playing in another room, or that this version is inferior to the original on a whole host of technical levels.
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I resent the implication that I am somehow morally inferior to those who want to remain in the EU, a bankrupt organisation run by unelected officials in partnership with arrogant self-serving politicians.
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It was aimed largely at ensuring retail investors get the best price possible and prevents trades from being executed at prices that are inferior to bids and offers displayed on other trading venues.
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A few days before Fernandez was supposed to leave the area, the chief of one of the local villages said an "inferior to all squirrels" had been caught and killed in a trap.
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James Damore, a fired Google engineer famous for penning a memo that argued lack of diversity in tech is in part because women are biologically inferior to men, has sued his former employer.
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More anti-Trumpers seem to be telling themselves a 'Madness of King George' narrative: Trump is a semiliterate madman surrounded by sycophants who are morally, intellectually and psychologically inferior to people like us.
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Among these groups was the Pioneer Fund — which the Washington Post found in 1985 to have "financed research into "racial betterment" by "scientists seeking to prove that blacks are genetically inferior to whites.
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However, her comedy was not potent enough to dislodge either Mailer's belief that women were physically and emotionally inferior to men or the panelist's narrowed pedagogies on how men have historically tyrannized women.
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Going into this experiment in making DIY Juul pods I expected my mixture to be far inferior to the e-juice found in official pods in terms of both flavor and smoking experience.
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Fairly or not, the Tigers, with their generational quarterback and their up-tempo offense, are touchdown underdogs in tonight's game, seen as inferior to Alabama's old-school pro sets and replacement-level quarterback.
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More anti-Trumpers seem to be telling themselves a "Madness of King George" narrative: Trump is a semiliterate madman surrounded by sycophants who are morally, intellectually and psychologically inferior to people like us.
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Brown and others have also repeatedly demonstrated that the medical care that African-Americans receive is routinely inferior to that received by whites, in ways that extend beyond issues of access and affordability.
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But the big picture is, and the President is right, over the years we've generally left the table with a deal inferior to our trading counter-parties, and we need to address that.
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In a period where many of these blissed reworks were inferior to their original live versions, "Up on the Ladder" is a testament to the beauty that can happen when you just slow down.
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That revision of the Xbox One will offer a stronger graphical processing unit and smaller form factor, and will enable 4K streaming, but is still inferior to the few specs Microsoft unveiled about Scorpio.
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Magic Leap's allegedly revolutionary augmented reality technology may in fact be years away from completion and, as it stands now, is noticeably inferior to Microsoft's HoloLens headset, according to a report from The Information.
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Poorer teens are the ones likely to be passed over by employers, who perceive them as inferior to their more affluent peers in terms of education, intelligence, social skills, race -- you get the idea.
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Publishing these words makes the editors complicit in a persistent, harmful narrative that perpetuates the belief that the pay gap either doesn't exist, or is completely justified because women are somehow inferior to men.
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Indian women face a barrage of threats ranging from child marriage, dowry killings and human trafficking to rape and domestic violence, largely due to deep-rooted attitudes that view them as inferior to men.
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Just last month, in another country with a similarly aging infrastructure, people lost power, control, and probably confidence because their systems were coopted and shown to be inferior to the challenges that attackers pose.
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In fact, despite their increased usage in hospitals, schools, and other public buildings, they may actually be inferior to the old liquid standby, according to a study in the American Journal of Infection Control.
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Perhaps most challenging, prospective sales were suddenly focused on just one country, Russia, where wine was long viewed as an effete tipple and vastly inferior to the manly beverages of choice — vodka and beer.
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I am inferior to the assistant in the shoe shop when I go in to buy shoes, she has me in her hands, so to speak, full of an authority to which I yield.
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Revenue from sales and trading of bonds and other debt — traditionally the bank's strong suit — rose 11 percent, but analysts judged that performance inferior to those of rivals like Bank of America or Citigroup.
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You can find other brands of smartphone lenses by companies like Sandmarc and Olloclip, but we've found them to be inferior to Moment lenses primarily due to poorer mounting systems or worse image quality.
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When Meyerowitz started out, color film was still dismissed by many as creatively inferior to black and white; as a self-taught photographer, he knew nothing of this prejudice, and simply followed his instincts.
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The character who reads generally feels themselves to be inferior to the political character — but there's also a sense that the political character is naive and will have to learn to temper their expectations.
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For one thing, China is so inferior to the United States in nuclear weaponry that any confrontation is much more likely to occur in cyberspace, or in space itself, than with intercontinental ballistic missiles.
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A couple of Samsung's apps are good — namely the Samsung browser and Samsung Pay — but the rest are inferior to the Google apps that are also installed on the phone, which just makes them annoying.
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On Monday, physicist Alessandro Strumia of the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) was suspended for arguing at a conference that "physics was built by men," and that women are inferior to their male counterparts.
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However, it still contains many ingredients that render it far inferior to actual health food brands of gelatin and pudding mixes, such as mono-and diglycerides, modified cornstarch (which is presumably GMO), and tetrasodium pyrophosphate.
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As we learned from the show "Glee," this is because, as a society, we still believe women are inferior to men, and that's why a man in a dress draws laughter -- and sometimes even anger.
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In the 1920s, Congress also limited immigration from southern and Eastern European countries including Italy, Greece and Poland, on the theory that their citizens were inferior to Western Europeans and could import subversive socialist ideas.
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That is so inferior to the per-beneficiary block grant [where states get a certain amount for each person they cover, rather than a lump sum of funding regardless of how many enroll in coverage].
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Scientists have found that a common technique for applying hand sanitizer, one that is even recommended by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, is inferior to an alternative method with twice as many steps.
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Without the affluence of contemporaries like Mary Cassatt and Berthe Morisot (both of whose work she considered inferior to her own), she had no means of studying at an academy, much less with a master.
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As Carlson has suggested himself, he came to oppose the war in Iraq not only because it was strategically unwise, but because he came to believe the Iraqi people were too inferior to care about.
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The Windows camp was very eager to position tablets as being inferior to PCs, while acknowledging that the more mobile form factor was something Windows was embracing, and, with it, a more touch-friendly interface.
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As new mothers, we are sternly warned that formula is inferior to breastmilk and that "topping up" or supplementing with formula will cause a chain reaction that will result in your body ceasing to produce milk.
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Martha keeps a bowl of chicken parts floating in iced, salted water in her fridge at all times, just in case, and erroneously believes that cold fried chicken is inferior to the hot, freshly fried iteration.
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While the drug led to a lower rate of death and other heart problems, the trial was not designed to show statistically significant superiority, only that semaglutide was as safe as, or non-inferior to, placebo.
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He liked the tracking and the access to digital tools, but specifically called out the glossy finish as being inferior to matte and the fact that there was no flat edge to rest against your finger.
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"We want a fair deal for the United Kingdom, but that deal necessarily needs to be inferior to membership," Malta's Prime Minister Joseph Muscat, holder of the EU's rotating presidency, told the European Parliament last month.
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There is nothing that pretentious foodies love to harp on about more than the fact that the grocery store tomatoes available all year long are so unquestionably inferior to those harvested during the peak of summer.
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Beyond the cautious city officials, bike-sharing companies face the challenge of getting Americans accustomed to driving to pedal instead - especially when the public transit options are far inferior to those in the biggest Chinese cities.
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It might be lambing season in the Lake District but I'm here to see a man about mutton—that much-derided meat of an adult sheep, long seen as inferior to a nice juicy lamb steak.
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Even today, blackface (even in imitation of a specific person) is indicative of a view of black people not as people but as ideas, or costumes, or something other than, and inferior to, fully realized persons.
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Here, for instance, is David Hume: I am apt to suspect the negroes and in general all the other species of men (for there are four or five different kinds) to be naturally inferior to the whites.
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"Women today face discrimination in employment as pervasive and more subtle than discrimination encountered by minority groups", and discriminatory rules "help keep woman in her place, a place inferior to that occupied by men in our society".
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As our article in this week's print edition shows, the current version of Mr Woods is not only a shadow of his former self, but is also inferior to many other modern golfers with far thinner résumés.
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Dr. Dahl's own brain-imaging research suggests that adolescent brains are not inferior to adult brains, as is sometimes assumed; to the contrary, they may have special advantages in navigating social hierarchies and adapting to rapid change.
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We're nearing the end of preseason, a time when the rosters are still being settled, tickets are somehow still exorbitantly cost-prohibitive, and the games are frankly inferior to the decent CFL action elsewhere on the dial.
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He has defended the work of the social scientist Charles Murray, who argues that genetic differences may explain differences in average IQ across racial groups — while insisting that this does not make one group inferior to another.
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Some topics, such as claims that some human beings are by definition inferior to others, or illegal or unworthy of legal standing, are not open to debate because such people cannot debate them on the same terms.
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Traditionally, women are regarded as inferior to men in Sithole's KwaZulu-Natal province, said women's land rights activist Sizani Ngubane, who has campaigned against evictions and abuse of women in rural areas for more than 40 years.
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Not all of these changes were good: the earpiece was far inferior to a standard speaker and despite the efforts to shrink the phone's frame down, the Mi Mix's enormous screen meant it was still a giant device.
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But the lawsuit alleges that the film version was inferior to the tablets as it could be more easily diverted for improper purposes and posed an increased risk to children who could accidentally put it in their mouths.
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Environmentalism has helped Shinto, says Susumu Shimazono of Sophia University: "A few years ago Shinto was seen as inferior to the great world religions, like Christianity, Buddhism and Islam, where the sacred dimension is beyond nature," he says.
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Despite having a glass back that wouldn't interfere with the tech, the OnePlus 6T didn't come with wireless charging because OnePlus founder Pete Lau believes wireless charging is inferior to the company's 20-watt wired Dash Charge tech.
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I have to do all of this while working to ensure that my daughter knows she's not inferior to anyone, that she doesn't become hateful and that she never treats anyone differently based on anything other than character.
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But she took a quick tour and listed the reasons our house was inferior to the one that had just sold: Our kitchen was dated; there was no first-floor powder room; we didn't have central air-conditioning.
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A long list of studies has shown that consumers struggle to understand basic insurance concepts like deductibles, have difficulty selecting a good health plan, avoid shopping, and often choose a plan that is clearly inferior to other options.
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Reviews of "Watchman" were mixed, but even people who found it to be vastly inferior to "Mockingbird" agree that it sheds new light on her creative process and her thoughts on the Civil Rights movement and Southern politics.
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Still, for manufacturing workers, those efforts will seem vastly inferior to rebuilding the domestic manufacturing base, something the budget only feints at through small investments in manufacturing research and development and subsidies to help small manufacturers scale up operations.
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The women's team post-championship "victory tour" was set to be played almost entirely on artificial turf, which players consider inferior to real grass — while the men's team didn't play a single US game on artificial turf all year.
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The new MacBook Air still has a few shortcomings: its clock speeds are inferior to the Pro and, as is the case with its predecessors, it has low base storage (though there's an option to upgrade up to 1.5TB).
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The decision to persist with the past-his-best Casillas in goal instead of David De Gea seems to be holding the team back, while their options up front are (for once) inferior to many of their major rivals'.
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Honduras, seeking their first soccer medal in the Olympics, were inferior to a South Korea side that had 16 shots, compared to six for the Central American side, who got the only goal of the game after 59 minutes.
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The alt-right, which often targets college campuses, wants to open up our basic social consensus about human equality to debate, to make it possible to freely ponder whether women and people of color are inferior to white men.
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Its 6.1-inch screen, which is based on LCD, an older display technology, looks ever so slightly inferior to the OLED screens on the XS phones — but you would need to be a movie buff to notice the difference.
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Major business organizations representing the financial services industry have been pushing open MEPs aggressively, in part as the alternative approach to the state-sponsored plans, which they view as inferior to the 270(k) plans they operate for employers.
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" Popkin wrote that Voltaire challenged the biblical account of human history by asserting that only the Jews were descendants of Adam, and "everybody else pre-Adamites, though the non-European ones were degenerate or inferior to the European ones.
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Responding to assertions from Mr. Bush and others that he has not made tough or consequential decisions, Mr. Rubio called Mr. Bush's experience in world affairs inferior to his own as a member of the Senate Foreign Relations and Intelligence Committees.
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In a frank assessment of why this sale happened, the Gemnasium team today notes that it was the launch of GitHub's own security alerts feature (which the founders argue is inferior to Gemnasium's) that put an end to the startup's plans.
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During mock combat, the F-35s reportedly shot down eight twin-engine F-15Es, for no losses of their own—this despite the 2015 revelation that the F-35 is inferior to a single-engine F-16 in a simulated dogfight.
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Both ideologies rely heavily on the concept of white supremacy, the idea that people of color are inferior to white people, despite the fact that the basic question of who counts as "white" is something that racists can't even agree upon.
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Barnier said that, while the EU wanted an "ambitious" future trade partnership with Britain, access to the EU's single market would be at terms inferior to the current full membership and there could be no "cherry-picking" of single market areas.
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Despite having camera sensors that are inferior to competing phones, the Pixel often manages to take better photos (especially in low light) by using smarter software to take multiple photos and then stack them together for a perfectly-exposed final photo.
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Reality is, it's difficult to know how very young kids playing a spread-out game against athletes who are vastly inferior to them will react once they have more money than God and adults beating the hell out of them.
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And the cloud and data based Apple Maps service, out since 2012, was the butt of jokes and is still inferior to Google Maps, even on the iPhone — though it's improving and is now more popular than Google's app on iOS.
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What is it like for a dude who is as good as George, but also stuck in a situation where he has to regard a player who might very well be inferior to him as the center of the universe.
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And the cloud- and data-based Apple Maps service, out since 2012, was the butt of jokes and is still inferior to Google Maps, even on the iPhone — though it's improving and is now more popular than Google's app on iOS.
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If the Space Force actually comes into being, its considerable military value may be inferior to its role as a reminder, to us Americans above all, that we have it within ourselves to do what is necessary for our own good.
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That position has to be bolstered by cultural norms, including a consensus that the president must not legitimize and amplify the speech of those who openly bear the swastika and believe that other races are inferior to the white race.
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"I would focus on your interests in a positive way, instead of comparing it to how and what they do and suggesting that what they do is in any way not appreciated or inferior to the changes you wish to make."
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But VR filmmakers are all hobbled by a cumbersome delivery module — with perceptible sharpness still inferior to even the cheapest TV screens — terrible cross-brand compatibility, across-the-board glitchiness and overall lack of quality in both capture and storytelling techniques.
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That position has to be bolstered by strong cultural norms, including a consensus that the president must not legitimize and amplify the speech of those who openly bear the swastika and believe that other races are inferior to the white race.
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And, even for those who recognize the speed and capability of tablets, the detachable keyboards available for them may be too inferior to the built-in keyboards on laptops to make it easy to rely on them as the principal device.
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Carlos Cordeiro, the president of the United States Soccer Federation, resigned Thursday night, three days after the federation argued in legal filings that "indisputable science" proved that the players on its World Cup-winning women's national team were inferior to men.
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"Our biggest concern was whether care delivered by telemedicine would somehow be inferior to in-person visits leading to poorer outcomes," said lead study author Dr. Jay Portnoy, director of the division of allergy, asthma and immunology care at the hospital.
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For instance, on my 2014 Lexus IS, the car's navigation system is so clumsy and inferior to Google or even Apple Maps that I just use my iPhone when I need guidance to somewhere unfamiliar, propping it up in a cupholder.
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HTML5 for the most part has been inferior to native app development, but there's also a large barrier to entry for getting someone to actually go through a link to the App Store, download an app, sign up and finally start using it.
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The glimpse of the outside world that those TV shows and films provide is meant to dispel the ideology and illusions the Kim regime depends on to control its populace: that the outside world is poor, dangerous, hostile, and inferior to North Korea.
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Those who don't see blackface as a problem debate that the act doesn't fall into this category because people in blackface don't mean to be offensive, despite the practice long being used to dehumanize black Americans and position them as inferior to whites.
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The victims of the toxic idea that Americans with dark skin are biologically destined to be, on average, intellectually inferior to Americans of light skin are not the white men who have promoted it but the black Americans who have endured it.
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" And then, after a reporter publishes this comment and the inevitable lawsuit begins, the company's defense is this: "We didn't discriminate against Mexicans because we think they're biologically inferior to whites, but because Mexican culture is characterized by a poor work ethic.
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The Green Books were Green's effort to make the best of a terrible situation, and to offer some kind of freedom to a wide swath of the American population who were considered inferior to white people, not worthy of being treated as equals.
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Not only did players note that their per diem amount, accommodations, and insurance reimbursements were inferior to those enjoyed by the men's team but the men's team also enjoyed $3.5 million dedicated to its development programs; $0 was dedicated to the women's.
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In a stinging rebuke of Oracle, the Pentagon in a June court filing defended its decision not to consider the Silicon Valley giant's bid by essentially saying that Oracle's platform is simply inferior to the cloud technology of either Microsoft or Amazon.
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But is it okay for us to use student fees paid in part by African-American students to bring him to campus, fête him, and give him a rostrum to tell those students they're doomed by genetics to be inferior to whites?
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Nextel offered 4G technology on its website though "it was proven in court the technology provided was inferior to what was advertised, underscoring the use of abusive and false advertising to prompt consumers into mistakenly acquiring their services," Profeco said in a statement.
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He announced that in response to the removal of his accounts , he had opened an account on the Chechen social network Mylistory, which he said was "in the testing phase" but "in no way inferior" to its more popular U.S.-based counterparts.
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As spectacular as many of the contests are, they carry a risk of legitimizing the lies inherent in the subjects discussed—that Jews control the world, that black people are intellectually inferior to white people, that minorities aspire to commit white genocide.
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This presumably represented, in wordless, abbreviated form, the multiple deaths in the battle and suicide scenes of Acts IV and V. Some speculate that Shakespeare did not write these later parts of Julius Caesar, as they are inferior to the splendid beginning.
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The worrying thing is that, while LG's proposed display will probably shave off an extra percent or two of wasted screen real estate, the whole idea already seems inferior to the under panel sensor tech recently detailed by Samsung at its 2018 OLED Forum.
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In speaking with CNET, Lau calls wireless charging "far inferior" to his company's wired Warp Charge and the tone of the interview, via a translator, was apparently strong enough for CNET to conclude that the feature will definitely not be on the OnePlus 7.
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The Financial Times reported on Tuesday the deal would be inferior to the UK's rights under the existing EU agreement, including "tighter restrictions on ownership, tougher terms for new entrants and no special access" to a program covering ticket sales to U.S. government employees.
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Time and again, across the country, people of color have their fates determined by white teachers, professors, coaches, cops, colleagues, superiors, and neighbors who will be quick to say they aren't racist, even though they do often see people of color as inferior to whites.
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Musk discussed the potential of a functional neural lace at Recode's Code conference last year, speaking earnestly about its benefits in terms of being able to help humans keep pace with advancements in AI that threaten to render us vastly inferior to complex virtual intelligences.
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In particular, she has been held up as inferior to the Duchess of Cambridge, formerly known as Kate Middleton, who fulfills the fantasy of an anodyne royal who is practically perfect by virtue of dutifully and enthusiastically always showing up where she needs to be.
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If Congress had enacted a law in the 1970s requiring power plants to use the best emissions reduction technology that existed back then, it could have locked those plants into using technology that is vastly inferior to the methods of reducing emissions that exist today.
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"According to segregationist readings of the Bible, black people were inferior to white people, cursed by God and naturally suited to manual labor," Tisa Wenger, an associate professor of American religious history at Yale Divinity School, wrote in a 2017 Washington Post op-ed.
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" The language, Potter said, is "chosen to scare people" by companies that "have spent decades trying to get people to be afraid of their own government, to distrust government and to think that anything provided by the government is inferior to what private businesses offer.
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And so the alt-right see the growth in minority populations in the US as a sort of existential threat to American prosperity, because those black and brown individuals are perceived as genetically—and therefore irrevocably—inferior to the whites that they are fast outnumbering.
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The SEC in 2005 adopted a broad framework called Regulation National Market System that was largely aimed at ensuring retail investors get the best price possible and preventing trades from being executed at prices that are inferior to bids and offers displayed on other trading venues.
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The archetype of an overachiever is someone who is detail-oriented, obsessed with perfection, and constantly fixated on exceeding expectations — much to the annoyance of those around them, who suddenly start to feel a little inferior to the Hermione Granger of their 10th-grade English class.
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On one side are players who think the game is irredeemably inferior to the original, while on the other are satisfied players and Bungie, which is tweaking its product to appease fans while still pushing forward a franchise that it's likely mapped out for years to come.
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The four women's stars who had recently signed professional contracts with MacCall's group — Billie Jean King, Rosie Casals, Ann Haydon-Jones and Françoise Dürr — all stayed away from Bournemouth, in part because the women's prize money (300 pounds to the winner) was far inferior to the men's.
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Specifically, the haircut imposed on the city's bonds — which exceeded the reductions imposed on the city's pension participants, whose claims are inferior to bondholders in bankruptcy law — has made it impossible for the city to return to the bond market without the explicit backing of the state government.
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Bechrouri added that the way in which the new stop-and-frisk operations would be facilitated recall the code de l'indigénat, or the "Code of the Indiginate," a series of laws from 1887 to 1947 that reduced the natives of French colonies to subjects inferior to French citizens.
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But far from being the "little masterpiece" Penzler describes, the novel is one of Greene's weakest and is, by overwhelming critical consensus, far inferior to the brilliant film classic — the product of many collaborators working at the top of their form — for which it provided the humble seedbed.
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When music fans of a certain age gripe about how what's happening now is infinitely inferior to what was happening back in the day, it is almost always false — an easy crutch to lean on instead of acknowledging the creativity of a new generation with different aesthetics and values.
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He recalled feeling insecure about whether he was inferior to his classmates at the beginning of medical school once he learned that his MCAT score was "a few points below the class average" and that his classmates had come from Ivy League schools and other prestigious undergraduate institutions.
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The lawsuit alleges the team has been subject to gender discrimination that manifests in conditions that are inferior to the men's team, despite the fact that the women's team has a better record (for example, the U.S. men's team failed to qualify for last year's World Cup, according to USA Today).
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Bu, his comment is a rehash of a sexist trope that suggests that teen girls' opinions are somehow inferior to the rest of the world, which is a lot like the age-old argument that bands from the Beatles to One Direction don't matter because their fans are teen girls.
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Additionally, many in Italy believe that their youth coaches are inferior to those in other top countries: Paolo Pacitti, a leading Italian rugby journalist, argues that the quality of training is poor compared to that in Argentina, and that player development has been neglected in the south of the country.
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Unlike how the iPhone XR sounded inferior to the iPhone XS, the iPhone 11 doesn't seem like a step down compared to the "Pro" models; on the contrary, the "Pro" versions just sound like an upgrade to the iPhone 11, which would be the baseline phone and the most affordable option.
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Kasabian also started the Pre-Vinylite Society, a loose network of sign painters and enthusiasts, a few years ago; the exhibition's title riffs off its name with a play on the suffix "ette" — a morpheme that tends to also suggest that women are inferior to men, as the curators explain.
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Many of them view artificial turf as inferior to natural grass, both for playing quality and safety, and the issue particularly rankles at the international level, where top women's players — including members of the American team — sued unsuccessfully to have turf fields replaced by grass at the 2015 Women's World Cup.
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By winning Sunday, they did not so much validate Jones's professed faith in them, in Prescott and Coach Jason Garrett and his beleaguered staff, as prove that they were not inferior to the Eagles, who were not penalized once and who averaged more yards per play and, yet, still lost.
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"All the big banks have had troubles of one sort or another and I see no reason why Wells Fargo as a company, from both an investment standpoint and a moral standpoint going forward, is in any way inferior to the other big banks with which it competes," he said.
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Laurie L. Patton, the president of the college, issued an apology on Friday to all who attended the event and to the speaker, Charles Murray, 74, whose book "The Bell Curve," published in 1994, was an explosive treatise arguing that blacks were intellectually inferior to whites because of their genetic makeup.
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Philosopher Hans-Georg Gadamer argued in "Truth and Method" (2004) that art is more than an aesthetic experience, that real knowledge can be gained: Does not the experience of art contain a claim to truth which is certainly different from that of science, but just as certainly is not inferior to it?
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It was a term not widely embraced in the US, largely because the strong nationalist streak running through certain quarters of the US art world claimed that what was happening in Europe and Japan in the first decades after World war II was either derivative of or inferior to what was happening in New York.
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"Our view is that in the digital consumption environment, … the economic returns for success in that business are far inferior to the returns that Viacom used to be able to enjoy, when 100 million households paid $3 or $4 a month, every month, for Viacom networks whether they want them or not," Juenger said.
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You flick past Philippe's condensed accounts of how 13th-century theologian Saint Thomas Aquinas, Aristotle, and an Etruscan-shunning Roman republic all set back years of sexual liberation by claiming that women were inferior to men, and shouldn't enjoy sexual pleasure of their own—and, obviously, that homosexuality wasn't meant to be a thing.
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The FCA was keen to emphasize that it was not suggesting that active funds were inferior to passive funds but that it was critical for the industry to improve transparency in order that investors could make informed decisions about the total costs extracted by funds and their actual ex-post performance, net of fees.
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The kind of content that will be prohibited under YouTube's new hate speech policies includes videos that claim Jews secretly control the world, that say women are intellectually inferior to men and therefore should be denied certain rights, or that suggest that the white race is superior to another race, a YouTube spokesman said.
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It seeks to legislate what Israel has been effectively telling non-Jewish minorities all along: You will never be a part of this country, you will never be equal, you are doomed to be unwanted citizens forever, to be inferior to the Jews to whom the state belongs and for whom it was founded.
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While some aspects of net neutrality rules are positive (they are, in fact, better than nothing) they are inferior to what we at Golden Frog call Open Internet, where only the physical line to the home is regulated and many independent ISPs provide open access over that regulated line so we can build a truly competitive ISP marketplace.
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People use it for fitness tracking and to tell to the time, but the various communications features that Apple launched it with (sending heartbeats to friends, weird scribbles, etc.) didn't really take off, Siri is broadly considered inferior to similar voice assistants from other tech companies, and, most importantly, the Apple Watch doesn't really work as an app platform.
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The most sophisticated of these was "How Leaders Are Made", released in October 2013 and purporting to compare how a person could rise to the top job in China, the U.S. and the UK. American and British democracy is held up as equivalent (if not inferior) to the "meritocratic" Chinese system that Xi Jinping rose through.
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The owner of an old-fashioned pub in northern England, he chafes under the consensus that he was inferior to Pierrepoint, and barely abides a gin-drinking wife, an unhappy teenage daughter and a few barflies who seem more intoxicated by the presence of a man who kills for a living than by the pints he pulls.
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All too often, the phrase "seasonal and local" has become co-opted by the forces of snobbery, and while farmers' markets are wonderful things, there's no good reason to ignore the piles of grapes at your grocery in February just because someone once told you they're inferior to the amazing grapes they get at a little farm stand on Nantucket.
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If we fail to develop and successfully commercialize autonomous vehicle technologies or fail to develop such technologies before our competitors, or if such technologies fail to perform as expected, are inferior to those of our competitors, or are perceived as less safe than those of our competitors or non-autonomous vehicles, our financial performance and prospects would be adversely impacted.
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" "Wells Fargo is a company that proved the efficacy of incentives, and it's just that they just had the wrong incentives ... The fact that you are going to have problems at some large institutions is not unique ... I see no reason why Wells Fargo as a company ... going forward is in any way inferior to the other big banks with which it competes.
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I am inferior to the man who washes down the stairs and the corridors in the building in which we live, he possesses an authority greater than mine in that situation, so for instance, if he says something about the stroller and the balance bikes left outside our door, in a voice that carries even the slightest hint of annoyance, I tremble.
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But you shouldn't need anyone to tell you that nobody thinks you're a 'better' music fan because you've decided that the kind of person who wants to go to Amnesia for Laidback Luke is inferior to your mate from the internet who plays acid down the local liberal club to a disinterested crowd of barely there pensioners supping on the cheapest pints on offer.
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It's true that authors like me don't conform to the Western ideal of "the Author" — a lone white male sweating whiskey over his typewriter, perhaps pausing to light another cigarette and glare at the horizon — but I fail to see how telling stories with smell and touch, with petrichor and heat and the shadows of leaves on pavement, is inherently inferior to telling them with words.
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Maybe I first had it in 2016, right after Trump was elected president and I saw a man posting victoriously on Reddit's most misogynistic forums about how this proved that incels had won, that women truly were inferior to men and everyone knew it, that he could keep a woman in a fucking cage if he wanted to and no one could do anything about it.
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