So Why Do So Few Make It to the Top?
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What does it take to make it to the top?
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Is it that only unethical people make it to the top?
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That's probably why the guy didn't make it to the top.
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The electronics sector doesn't even make it to the Top 10.
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What, actually, did it take to make it to the top?
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Few women make it to the top of the business world.
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Other plays ponder what it takes to make it to the top.
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The first girl didn't make it to the top of the hill.
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"They require immense amounts of skill to make it to the top."
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A sweeping view of downtown awaits those who make it to the top.
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Can it make it to the top of the all time box office list?
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For whatever reason, Madeline needs to make it to the top of the Mountain.
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But what if you never make it to the top of the pay scale?
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Or, if it does make it to the top, it doesn't stay there long.
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That's what it takes to make it to the top of New York nightlife.
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Mysteriously, however, we don't seem to make it to the top levels of these fields.
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Shane and Nelson make it to the top in record time and then destroy the puzzle.
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" Reminded of Prince Charles' visit, he said: "Well, my father didn't make it to the top.
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When he returned in 2015, he was confident he would finally make it to the top.
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Fremont wasn't the only city in California's Bay Area to make it to the top five.
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However, after an underwhelming performance of Coldplay's "Yellow," Raghu failed to make it to the Top 14.
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Users compete to make it to the top of leaderboards or to be featured on the app.
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You can do it, little guy, you can make it to the top of this darn hill.
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For me to come from that and make it to the top tier, that's a big accomplishment.
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So it's a very experienced wise group of people, who make it to the top in China.
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However, India continued to trail in the rankings, failing to make it to the top 2100 list.
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"My goal was to just be Miss North Dakota and make it to the top 10," she admitted.
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Actively seeking out new jewelry brands never seems to make it to the top of our priority lists.
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He was at least the third double amputee to make it to the top, according to climbing records.
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I can't believe people believed in me this much just to make it to the top two with Caleb.
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Few engineers, nurses or pharmacists make it to the top 1%, which is dominated by bankers and other financiers.
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In our group of twenty-two, including Nick and myself, only two people wouldn't make it to the top.
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Fans loved to hate on this mediocre theater queen, who somehow managed to make it to the top five.
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Obviously Kenny Omega comes up, but is there a dark horse you think can make it to the top?
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The women who make it to the top in business continue to be the exceptions rather than the rule.
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About 50% make it to the top, Bacher said, and the other half are turned back by conditions or ability.
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As they make it to the top, psychopaths may step over, trample on, or back-stab anyone in the way.
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To get onto the World Tour, athletes have to make it to the top of the Qualifying Series (QS) ladder.
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But a mere 2.9 percent of those low-income students make it to the top fifth of the income scale.
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Barely more than one in 100 students are poor kids who make it to the top after attending the school.
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But it has problems, and unless those problems are addressed, Overwatch won't make it to the top tier of spectator esports.
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And though there are a few momentary slip-ups, climbing cat manages to make it to the top with little problem.
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Finally, the SBI chairwoman cited teamwork as something that allowed her to make it to the top of the corporate ladder.
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Prior to arriving, I heard a rumor that the mountaineers' place bets on which climbers will make it to the top.
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First woman to climb Everest twice in 5 days Most people don't make it to the top of the world once.
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"My goal for this year was to make it to the top 150," said Shapovalov, who is currently ranked No. 69.
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" She's a famous fan favorite Actress Jennifer Aniston picked her early on to make it to the top four on "The Bachelor.
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It's already extremely difficult to reach the pinnacle of elite esports or racing; only a small number make it to the top.
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"It's been a struggle in every woman's life to make it to the top of the heap in business," Corcoran, 67, says.
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If we have something that's nitrate that's beginning to decompose, that will of course make it to the top of the list.
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PS4 could even make it to the top three; Nintendo's Game Boy/Game Boy Color occupies that position, with 118.7 million sold.
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And while "Jojo Rabbit" becomes more emotional by its end, satires don't often make it to the top of the Oscar heap.
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This way, you can make it to the top ten or even top six of the game without ever really seeing anyone.
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We make it to the top in about 50 minutes, and I agree to take a picture of a group of German women.
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It follows a newly-formed team of eSports players trying to make it to the top in the cutthroat world of competitive gaming.
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If some people have higher chances of succeeding than others, the knowledge of those who make it to the top is less transferable.
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He found that they don't really matter, which is why shows with zero reviews can make it to the top of the charts.
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When I first got harnessed in, I started feeling quite apprehensive and wondering if I was going to make it to the top.
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The fashion industry has a reputation for being cutthroat, but a select number of models are able to make it to the top.
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Mariah Carey has had 18 songs make it to the top of the charts, but do you know which one got there first?
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If there were more ads to choose from, it's likely these low-quality ads wouldn't make it to the top of the pile.
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The bike carrying all four of them failed to make it to the top of a ramp, falling back down and sending them flying.
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A key part of the American Dream is the idea that anyone can make it to the top, no matter where you come from.
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On average, 30.8% of female employees are in the bottom quarter of their firms' payrolls, whereas just 20.2% make it to the top quarter.
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It would be surprising if the book didn't become the twelfth Reacher novel to make it to the top of the best-seller list.
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Yang will still struggle to pick up enough votes to make it to the top of the second-tier, especially if candidates like Sen.
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The guys climb the beams and wires in the vertigo-inducing footage and make it to the top in time to watch the sun rise.
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After almost two decades in the job, he knows a fair bit about what it takes for a player to make it to the top.
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The biggest fault with this section, however, is that whatever's been lucky enough to make it to the top doesn't necessarily deserve to be there.
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It was a pretty intense hike, but he kept saying to me, if I make it to the top he has a present for me.
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To understand why this idea might not make it to the top of the Republican policy agenda, you need to understand how premium support works.
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Telecommunications Services make it to the top in board gender diversity in the list of sectors, followed by financial utilities, consumer staples and consumer discretionary sectors.
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Women make up more than half of the workforce, according to Department of Labor statistics, but fewer make it to the top of the corporate ladder.
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Looking back, I'm still glad I quit school because at that time in your life, as a fighter, you have to make it to the top.
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Climbers have to touch all the points and make it to the top in the fastest time, all the while getting Super Mario-esque audio feedback.
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After waiting in line (sometimes for hours, according to TripAdvisor reviewers), you might make it to the top just have your view obscured by fellow travelers.
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Other items such as electrical products, optical equipment and airplanes make it to the top five product categories totaling nearly 75 percent of the total export volume.
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The reality is, there is no gender identity or magic age required to make it to the top — and plenty of women are out there proving it.
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"Despacito" is also the first Spanish-language song to make it to the Top 10 of the Hot 100 since "Macarena" by Bayside Boys 20 years ago.
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Some good news out of the corporate world: Women who are able to make it to the top of the executive ladder are earning more than ever.
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Most Republicans never make it to the top floor, where the museum's most poignant exhibit, "Louder Than Words: Rock, Power, and Politics," is practically out of sight.
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Will you make it to the top of the music charts, play local shows around your city, or quietly strum away in the corner of your basement?
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He is hacking the music industry and showing a generation of independent artists and entrepreneurs that there is more than one way to make it to the top.
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You make it to the top, the top 1/10 of 1%, pitch in 2 cents so every other kid in America has a chance to make it.
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If you can make it to the top of Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania, you might be able to convince Pizza Hut to deliver a victory meal to you.
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The grants were more likely to be received by majoritarian religious groups with enough funding, membership, and connections to make it to the top of the application pile.
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One of the core elements of the American Dream is the idea that anyone can make it to the top, regardless of where one starts out in life.
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Jubilee will probably make it to the top 10, thanks to her willingness to lean into her sad story about her dead family — something The Bachelor's producers love.
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Though Singapore failed to make it to the top of HSBC's ranking for the sixth consecutive year, it remained a strong performer, especially for those moving abroad with children.
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In his widely discussed new book, "The Meritocracy Trap," he shows correctly how the ideology of meritocracy hurts the millions of people who don't make it to the top.
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At an agility class the summer before the cancer diagnosis, she ran up a tall wooden apex structure called an A-frame, and couldn't make it to the top.
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But the first goal is for this team of two active-duty soldiers and one combat-wounded veteran to make it to the top of Everest by Memorial Day weekend.
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The Definitive Guide to Business In a live Q&A in Rome on Monday, Mark Zuckerberg was asked to name three traits of people who make it to the top.
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Meanwhile, a number of U.S. cities also make it to the top 10, with Dallas in fifth position, Los Angeles in seventh place, Houston in eighth and Washington in ninth.
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If men like Moore and Trump—who won white evangelical voters in both the primary and general elections—make it to the top, that's evidence that God wants them there.
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Under Nepal's current rules, all climbers must submit a copy of their passport, limited biographical data and a certificate showing they are healthy enough to make it to the top.
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If you want to make it to the top, you usually have to take down the person who's already there — and, in American politics, you need money to do it.
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Leo had to wander the woods, wrestle bears and sleep inside a horse to make it to the top, but it was all worth it to finally get his golden prize.
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That was good enough to make it to the top five — and reach an audience of close to 20,000 readers — but not good enough to reach to the elusive top spot.
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"You do realize that, if you don't make it to the top, your trip here will be a failure," Isaac ribbed me as I lagged behind on the steep, narrow path.
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"Evidence shows that most people who make it to the top one percent of income earners usually don't stay at the top for very long," writes The Washington Post's Jonnelle Marte.
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But then that's what happens when you make it to the top of the U.S. news schedule and powerful aluminium consumers such as MillerCoors are berating U.S. senators for not doing anything.
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Those who did manage to game the system and make it to the top would find themselves living a different version of the fame and fortune than their "straight-size" counterparts enjoyed.
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A recent study found that more than 10 white Americans born into the bottom fifth of income distribution make it to the top fifth while only 2.5 percent of black children do.
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But then that's what happens when you make it to the top of the U.S. news schedule and powerful aluminum consumers such as MillerCoors are berating U.S. senators for not doing anything.
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One employee said that the top 10 questions are usually about noncontroversial product or business initiatives, and that more critical questions often don't make it to the top despite being important concerns.
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Even as you know that Honnold is going to make it to the top, you can't believe what you're seeing — a young man, millimeters from extinction, transforming the unthinkable into the sublime.
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This book gives you tools so you can make it to the top, but you can do it while drinking a margarita by a pool or making love or smiling at your baby.
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So authorities decided to set up a tasty meal of soft cat food and a trap on the roof of the building in hopes that the animal would make it to the top.
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This focus on leadership emphasises the need not only to inspire girls to get into science—a common theme of STEM campaigns—but to ensure equal opportunities to make it to the top.
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More information about the 2017 Overwatch World Cup schedule will trickle out as we get closer to the summer but, in the meantime, go help your country make it to the top 32.
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With these kinds of early numbers, it wouldn't come as a surprise to see the Nintendo Switch make it to the top 10 selling consoles of all time in the next few years.
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For lead climbing, audience appeal lies in the acrobatics designed by the route setter, but also in the tension of climbers trying to make it to the top of a 50-foot wall.
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"Being a superstar influencer takes a whole lot more than just blending eyeshadow, and I can't wait to find out who has what it takes to make it to the top," he said.
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But I can typically make it to the top 10 in most games by employing two different strategies: slipping under the radar by not attacking anyone and doing anything to keep my stack low.
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The more successful you become, the more you realize that most women aren't able to make it to the top — not for lack of trying — and a lot of people like it that way.
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One of the pet peeves in public health is that the things that actually affect many people (the food environment, traffic accidents, tobacco) don't often enough make it to the top of policymakers' agendas.
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According to a new report from the jobs site Comparably, the biggest tech companies—and their CEOs—don't make it to the top of the heap when women in the tech industry rate their employers.
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When the scene was over, she came over to me and she whispered in my ear and said, 'You know, God told me to tell you that you're going to make it to the top.
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By contrast, only 210 percent of Hispanic children born in the bottom fifth make it to the top fifth, along with 000 percent of American Indian children and a tiny 2.5 percent of black children.
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He is one of 11,500 on waiting list—a list he's been on since he was four years old, in hopes he'll make it to the top by the time he's in his mid-twenties.
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The probability that a baby born in the bottom 20% of the income scale in Detroit will make it to the top 20% as an adult is half that of a similar child in San Francisco.
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This isn't surprising considering misogyny in hip-hop, rap, and R&B has been a consistent problem; it's even more evident in looking at how few female rappers make it to the top of the charts.
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There are generally seven levels above that, carrying greater seniority and higher salaries, and it usually takes up to a decade to make it to the top spots of co-executive producer, executive producer and showrunner.
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A force to be reckoned with, you have the ability to out-climb opponents and strategically make it to the top, the same way mountain goats nimbly leap their way up the steepest cliffs and mountains.
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"You make it to the top, the top one-tenth of 1%, then pitch in 2 cents so every other kid in America has a chance to make it," Warren said at the fourth Democratic debate.
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Lagos, Nigeria (CNN)Rwanda may have the highest number of female lawmakers in the world, but one disqualified presidential candidate says it's not so easy for women to make it to the top job in the land.
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Business Insider asked alumni and admissions officers for their advice on how to make it to the top of the pile, which included submitting top-notch reference letters and telling your authentic story in the personal essay.
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You knew it would be hard — some combination of talent and timing and luck — but you could convince yourself that, if the stars aligned correctly, your shoestring show could make it to the top of the charts.
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"You make it to the top, the top one-tenth of 1%, then pitch in 2 cents so every other kid in America has a chance to make it," Warren said at Tuesday night's debate in Ohio.
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Is this not the same coach who, just the other day, gave the team a lecture about mental toughness, about how we have to be committed to the grind if we want to make it to the top?
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But now that women are making small inroads into the NFL coaching pipeline, it remains to be seen if they will get the support every coach must have to make it to the top job, or, be sidelined.
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While I was pretty sure I would be able to make it to the top, I knew it was a different beast than my usual half-marathons: I needed to be quick and powerful versus slow(er) and steady.
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On a "death to safe returns" ratio, the mountain does better than other lesser-trodden peaks, like Annapurna for instance (where one climber dies for every three who make it to the top; at Everest it is 1:30).
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Evidence-based, credible articles about abortion from reputable news outlets like The New York Times and The Washington Post didn't make it to the top of the list of "most shared" articles on Facebook last year, according to BuzzSumo.
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Like more than a dozen women interviewed by Bloomberg, Hsieh said she doesn't think Sandberg acted to the highest moral and ethical standards, but she also knows how hard it is to make it to the top in the tech world.
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Yet, our data show that for students with talent and motivation to make it to the top of U.S. society, an elite college might just help you get there — whether it's the networks you acquire or the brand on your resume.
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Watching that movie, I realized how much of my life had been spent trying to make it to the top — to be important, to matter — and how the consequence of all that striving is that many people are left behind.
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It was too small a sample size for it to mean anything, but Tebow is battling the skepticism of many baseball people, who doubt he will make it to the top level of the minor leagues, let alone the majors.
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The truth is: Only about 4% of those born into poverty, or in the bottom 20% of Americans economically, will ever make it to the top fifth of income earners in the United States, according to the Pew Charitable Trusts.
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"I was very fortunate to be able to go into track and field because I could see that as a woman I could make it to the top, I could be in the Olympics," she told an Advertising Week Europe event on Monday.
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But for those fund managers who make it to the top of Fidelity Investments, the payouts can rival and even surpass the typical pay of a chief executive at an S&P 231.1 company, according to four people familiar with Fidelity's payout structure.
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Take it from Ryan (just one name, like Beyoncé), a 6-year-old who made $11 million in one year from doing toy reviews on YouTube: Influencers have to start early these days if they want to make it to the top.
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But for those fund managers who make it to the top of Fidelity Investments, the payouts can rival and even surpass the typical pay of a CEO at an S&P 231.1 company, according to four people familiar with Fidelity's payout structure.
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Karl Moore of McGill University in Montreal, who has asked over 200 CEOs about introversion on the radio show he hosts, says that introverts who make it to the top usually learn how to behave like extroverts for some of the time.
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"When you make it big, when you make it really big, when you make it [to] the top one-tenth of one percent big, pitch in two cents, so everybody else gets a chance to make it," the Massachusetts Democrat said on Wednesday.
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Lepisto went on to be in the Finnish squad that hammered the Swedes 6-1 in the 2011 World Championship final, and he now hopes they can improve their Olympic record against the Swedes and finally make it to the top step of the podium.
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Yes. We go from the bottom, and you keep on climbing all the way through the entire scale of each of the disciplines and each of the social systems and all of the barriers that are inherent to any jobs to actually make it to the top.
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That, in turn, let them see how many kids born into the bottom 20 percent of the income distribution (household income of $25,000 or below for the 1980 cohort) were able to escape and make it to the top 103 percent, or even the top 1 percent.
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With Valerian and new Spider-Man and Planet of the Apes movies on the way, it's hard to imagine all of these flicks will live at the top of the box office, but if even four or five make it to the Top 20 it would be downright historic.
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KATHMANDU, Nepal — The death toll from a traffic jam of climbers on Mount Everest in the Himalayas, the world's highest summit, has risen to 22019, officials said on Saturday, as a record number of people tried to use a brief window of good weather to make it to the top.
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When asked about their goal to have a single reach No. 1 Billboard Hot 100 (they've already had two No. 1 albums on the Billboard 200 and their single "Fake Love" reached No. 10), RM made it clear that the band wouldn't sacrifice who they are to make it to the top.
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ARI FLEISCHER, FORMER WHITE HOUSE PRESS SECRETARY: Laura, I spent 21 years in Washington, and one of the things I noticed about the bureaucrats and the people who make it to the top of the agencies, they are superb at maneuvering through the Washington system, and that includes how they handle the media.
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The proof lies in both anecdote and data: the painfully maladroit men who confide in Yang that they cannot live comfortably in their own skin, the way whites do; the ranks of exquisitely credentialed Asian Americans who fill the middle tiers of this country's most profitable companies, but rarely make it to the top.
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Jackie Chain, the greatest half-Asian MC ever to come out of Huntsville, Alabama, is one of those guys: somebody with the talent, the drive, and that unplaceable moxie to make it to the top of the rap game, but whose career ending up feeling the long dick of fate more times than is possibly fair.
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In a Korn Ferry survey in April of 786 male and female senior executives, 43 percent said they thought that continued bias against women as chief executives was the primary reason more women did not make it to the top in their own companies — and 1003 percent thought women in their firms were not given sufficient opportunities to become leaders.
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