More diverse groups tend to inspire more diverse ideas and outcomes.
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"More diverse teams and more diverse boards lead to better company performance," Maltz said.
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I would love to see more diverse stories, and the acceptance of more diverse stories.
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A broader set of texts, for one: "More diverse writers, more diverse voices," she said.
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So we know that more diverse organizations get better results, and we want a more diverse organization because we build a product that serves the world and if we have more diverse voices and more diverse people building that product, it's gonna be better.
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By making the workforce of today and tomorrow more diverse, we make our communities more diverse.
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More diverse groups make better decisions and will also attract more diverse entrepreneurs to the fund.
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After all, if Hollywood had more diverse casting, more diverse storytellers, and more diverse kinds of stories, there'd probably already be a new breakout mega-role available to Elba that would be fresh, elegant, and charming.
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Surround ourselves with a more diverse set of experiences and maybe we will prioritize a more diverse set of things.
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In turn, more diverse teams guide more diverse coverage, welcoming new audiences and helping our work serve more people more effectively.
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The Democratic Party is not just more diverse in who it represents; it's also more diverse in whom it listens to.
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Even as it became more diverse, it became more diverse within certain very limited paradigms, chief among them fame and money.
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In battleground states, particularly more diverse states, the percentage of white people voting Democrat decreases significantly as that population gets more diverse.
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So I think as you see music become more diverse, in my view it can be interpreted as people becoming more diverse, too.
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"I'm rearranging the board so that it is more diverse in age and more diverse in every way," CFDA chairman, Tom Ford tells WWD.
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The U.S., enjoying record low unemployment and tight labor markets, has been growing more diverse in its population and more diverse in its workforce.
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Changing this narrative, Evans argues, is essential to remaking the tech world to include both a more diverse workforce and a more diverse end product.
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A more diverse group of Roblox players, making a more diverse set of games for Roblox, will draw even more kids into the Roblox fold.
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It's more diverse, it's much more open and dynamic, it's much more accepting of traditionally mistreated groups, there's much more immigration, we're a much more diverse society.
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And beyond awards shows, in order to get more diverse stories greenlit and more diverse faces casted, there needs to be more diversity among the people calling the shots.
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The Crossword welcomes new, younger and more diverse solvers: "I like that clues and fill are skewing to younger and more diverse solvers," Dianne Mezzanotte of Laurel, Md., said.
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I think that our country needs a more diverse approach to a lot of, again, a lot of more diverse concerns than we're seeing in the political environment right now.
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More diverse music writers might lead to more diverse lists that feature highly ranked work made toward the end of the last century and at the dawn of this one.
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I think it's fair to say that a more diverse industry and a more diverse company are likely to be more successful in designing AI systems that are free of bias.
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This makes for a larger, more diverse and livelier show.
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Yet society is more diverse and accepts shades of grey.
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Angel investors are a lot more diverse than venture investors.
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So the wealthiest Americans have become more diverse over time.
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Additional research with a more diverse sample would be useful.
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It's a lot more diverse, and I think that's great.
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Last year, we got more diverse skin tones for many.
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America is changing, becoming more diverse, more urban, better educated.
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For one thing, the world itself is much more diverse.
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Making the sciences more diverse and inclusive remains her calling.
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" The project hopes to show "a more diverse modeling landscape.
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I mean, how much more diverse can my clients be?
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She hopes that future episodes reflect a more diverse perspective.
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That means our galaxy is more diverse than previously thought.
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The base of Hamptons buyers is also becoming more diverse.
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And that is a population that is more diverse still.
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That signals the need for better and more diverse options.
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But his base is already more diverse this time around.
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Summit said it's trying to make its lineups more diverse.
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Wyandotte County, where Welder's campaign is based, is more diverse.
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We are a more diverse and less demographically cohesive nation.
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It will also work to make creative teams more diverse.
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I wish I could be meeting with more diverse teams.
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The second was to be way more diverse and inclusive.
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They're more diverse," said John Podesta on ABC's "This Week.
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And a more diverse audience is something we care about.
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How essential is it to make police forces more diverse?
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Hell, Stranger Things is more diverse in its reference palette.
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We are working hard to bring more diverse artworks online.
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His staff is more diverse now than it was then.
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And that competition is only getting tougher and more diverse.
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The streaming platform took steps to launch more diverse content.
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Becoming more diverse is clearly possible, the results also show.
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Silicon Valley's club of elite investors is getting more diverse.
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Sorting has made Democrats more diverse and Republicans more homogeneous.
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And so much wilder and more diverse in every way.
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They also had more diverse ideas, spanning 15% more categories.
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Florida is more diverse than the country as a whole.
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Overton said he hopes the study prompts more diverse hiring.
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Cities are, of course, significantly more diverse than rural areas.
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With more diverse projects in the cannon for Warner Bros.
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That doesn't mean there isn't demand for more diverse films.
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It would be better the more diverse any group is.
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When interns are paid, the applicant pool becomes more diverse.
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Both states are more diverse than Iowa and New Hampshire.
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A more diverse workplace isn't just something that feels right.
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The United States is more diverse now than ever before.
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The more diverse the participants, the more interesting the discussions.
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America was steadily becoming more diverse, and more highly educated.
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So who is helping Hollywood tell better, more diverse stories?
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But as the race moves on to more diverse states, Mrs.
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Persuading patients to embrace this more diverse approach isn't easy, however.
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A more diverse diet is also a resilient one, expert say.
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Eyal Grayevsky has a plan to make Silicon Valley more diverse.
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This year, we're looking to make the pavilions even more diverse.
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And the NBA's fanbase skews younger, more diverse, and more progressive.
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But Krauss says his movement is getting more diverse, not less.
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We have worked to make our intake of students more diverse.
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With this new episode, the show is getting even more diverse.
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The gaming industry has also grown more diverse over the years.
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That includes using data to help companies build more diverse workforces.
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Engagement rings have never been more diverse than they are now.
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This post-Trump party would surely try to become more diverse.
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But I think Pepsi has a more diverse brand with Fritos.
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"Our student body is more diverse than it has ever been."
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Americans under 18 are more diverse than those of voting age.
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WE KNOW FROM STUDY AFTER STUDY MORE DIVERSE TEAMS PERFORM BETTER.
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But now the investors base is becoming more diverse, Potapov said.
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However, the consumers and fans, including me, are much more diverse.
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The U.S. has been getting more and more diverse over time.
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For years, congressional offices have struggled to build more diverse staffs.
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They were significantly more diverse because it wasn't this concentration problem.
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Like the risks themselves, then, risk advisers are becoming more diverse.
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I think it will be more diverse as time goes on.
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The clientele is shifting to a younger and more diverse crowd.
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The Democratic field is getting more diverse by the day. Sen.
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The REACH program broadens the applicant pool for more diverse candidates.
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The nation grows more diverse and better-educated year by year.
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Our workforce is more diverse than many other cities, another strength.
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Unfortunately, Republicans have shut that door to a more diverse America.
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Eastern Virginia tends to be more diverse, wealthier, and more educated.
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"We are seeing much more diverse types of concepts," Lukianoff said.
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"More diverse representation of anything is almost always better," she says.
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That might help explain why overdose deaths are becoming more diverse.
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Republicans have tried to make strides in recruiting more diverse candidates.
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Lawmakers should redraw school district boundaries to include more diverse populations.
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Did you feel Disney needed to develop more diverse female characters?
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That would drive more diverse referrals of potential new board members.
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Her decision was prompted by a desire for more diverse activities.
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It is also a way to draw in more diverse audiences.
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And throughout that process, more diverse contenders are often shunted aside.
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The court today, which also has five Catholics, is more diverse.
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Several "NewsHour" journalists say this has created a more diverse report.
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Better decisions might emerge from a more diverse set of minds.
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Biology isn't binary -- it is much more diverse than we acknowledge.
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The House of Representatives is more diverse, boasting 12 Latina representatives.
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America has become larger, more prosperous, better educated, and more diverse.
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Is the company committed to a more diverse board of directors?
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Tuesday's primary will likely see a more diverse group of voters.
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Younger voters are also notably much more diverse than older voters.
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Their list is far more diverse, and it feels more current.
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The TV family is much more diverse than in the comic.
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The Republican Party's goals are more diverse, and often less popular.
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In a more diverse environment, I believe we could be better.
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Showing the computer more diverse faces will make it more accurate.
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Where they ended up was more diverse and, ultimately, more shocking.
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And the solution is the very thing he and his family fought against in the '21s and his campaign is fighting against now: more diverse neighborhoods like Jamaica Estates, and by extension a more diverse America.
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I have found that the more diverse a newsroom is and the more diverse the ideas within a newsroom, the more you're going to get a holistic picture and a comprehensive picture of what is actually happening.
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"There are a few things that need to happen: First, more diverse casting directors, because I believe the more diverse people we have filling these roles, the more of a difference we'll see on screen," says Boast.
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Having more diverse writers and directors will lead to more diverse stories being told, which will lead to more consistent work for women, people of color, and LGBTQ people across the board — or so the theory goes.
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Emmer perfectly sums up why Republicans struggle with electing more diverse candidates.
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"I do think it could do with being more diverse," she said.
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But the current lawsuits involve many more diverse categories of foreign travelers.
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In every sense, superheroes on screen are more diverse than ever before.
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Meanwhile, the student population is far more diverse and getting more so.
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Immigrants provide access to more talent, more diverse thinking and more creativity.
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The more diverse firms get, the more ordinary the returns may be.
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Two main barriers stand in the way of a more diverse university.
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Wholesale markets would become much more complex, involving many more diverse participants.
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I find much more diverse postings there than many seem to acknowledge.
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All of this means that South Korea is slowly becoming more diverse.
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"I think we need more diverse representation of role models," she says.
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Amazon also offers a more diverse and substantially deeper bench of products.
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In addition, their portfolios look far more diverse than VC industry norms.
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However, she won't claim that Baftas are more diverse than the Oscars.
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And it's a much more diverse group of people than ever before.
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Individuals with more diverse sets of MHC genes have stronger immune systems.
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On the commercial and editorial fronts, work is more diverse than ever.
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A more diverse population, for instance, or including more social media platforms.
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Elgin's east side is poorer, more diverse and tends to vote Democratic.
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And a more diverse and larger union is proving harder to run.
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We're trying to kickstart a broader, more diverse visual language for it.
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But the technology is a bit more diverse than it first appears.
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Voters in cities tend to be younger, more liberal, and more diverse.
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But five years later, these companies have only become incrementally more diverse.
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And younger, more diverse voters have heavily favored Democrats in recent elections.
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We'll always argue that the more diverse the beauty industry, the better.
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There are many less-snooty krewes, which are larger and more diverse.
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I think patients would like to see a much more diverse marketplace.
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Even if immigration were suddenly to stop, Britain would become more diverse.
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The Democratic base is much more diverse than that of the Republicans.
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We recognize that more diverse, more feminine leadership might better solve problems.
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We believe farmers should have access to more diverse risk management options.
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Is Broadway fundamentally more diverse, in casting, employment and programming, than Hollywood?
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There are some rich, multifaceted series creating a more diverse TV landscape.
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How does adding 50,21625 aliens a year make the country more diverse?
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It's less Appalachian and a shade more diverse than Pennsylvania or Ohio.
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Clinton would quickly rebound as the race moved to more diverse states.
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The toll in the more-diverse tropics like the Amazon is unimaginable.
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"We're going to demand that these companies become more diverse," Butterfield said.
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We're very happy to help make it a little bit more diverse.
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Why it matters: The country is constantly changing and becoming more diverse.
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Tentatively, games are embracing the idea of more and more diverse protagonists.
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What are your plans to give Crooked Media a more diverse voice?
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Demographic trends, though easily overstated, are already making Western countries more diverse.
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But there's really no excuses for not looking at more diverse filmmakers.
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Social media already provides more diverse viewpoints than traditional media ever has.
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When the electorate is larger, younger, and more diverse, Democrats do well.
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The players of games and violent games have only become more diverse.
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Holberton's enrollment is somewhat more diverse than the tech industry over all.
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The question moving forward is: Can he resonate with more diverse voters?
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Today we are around 3 million, ever more diverse, urban and liberal.
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More diverse teams can see around corners because they have different perspectives.
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Judges are generally more diverse than the lawyers who appear before them.
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And how can technology become more diverse and welcoming to underrepresented groups?
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Goals would include making boardrooms more diverse or accountable for poor performance.
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It's a more diverse Riverdale, too, if mainly among the supporting characters.
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Even so, the Fed's boards overall are more diverse than corporate America.
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Even so, the Fed's boards overall are more diverse than corporate America.
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Compared to older generations, Millennials are more diverse ethnically, religiously, and sexually.
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They broadened their course offerings to reflect the more diverse student body.
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As the medium grows more diverse, there is greater opportunity for this.
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The new study suggest azhdarchids were more diverse than is typically appreciated.
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But the women who did get elected are more diverse than ever.
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It is more diverse than it was even half a year ago.
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Another big trend in recruitment is the push for more diverse workforces.
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It's not getting more conservative — it's getting younger, it's getting more diverse.
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We need more diverse people working in all facets of the industry.
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One of the hallmarks of the incoming Congress is more diverse representation.
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Kim also said North Korea should develop and manufacture more diverse weapons.
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It's much more diverse and yet the companies aren't represented that way.
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As with all great ideas, it's such a simple one and the end result is going to be getting more diverse voices into the conversation and therefore more diverse voices into the work which makes the work better.
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In those states, fewer Democratic white voters means a more diverse Democratic electorate.
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Ms. Marvel, punctures the myth that audiences aren't interested in more diverse superheroes.
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National Committee, nervous—even as the race heads to more diverse states like
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Just so much prettier and more diverse than I thought it would be.
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When we have a more diverse decision-making table, we make better decisions.
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His second list of 10 issued a few months later was more diverse.
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The court weighing the census decision is facing a much more diverse America.
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Studies also show that a more diverse team tends to be more productive.
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Have circuit parties become more diverse in terms of age, ethnicity, body type?
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Indeed, following Bennett's Law, as people's income increases their diet becomes more diverse.
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The Discovery trailer also shows a more diverse Star Trek than ever before.
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Its accessibility encourages minority voices to speak up and tell more diverse stories.
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A more diverse team can be a happier team as well, they said.
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He has also updated his plea to American producers for more diverse roles.
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The farther up Curiosity gets, the more diverse types of rocks it finds.
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Those specialists are tasked with creating a more diverse staff, environment and workplace.
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Like Buttigieg, she could also have difficulty in the more diverse states ahead.
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I find I can engage a much more diverse audience through my visuals.
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Yes, the country is getting more diverse and that bodes in Democrats' favor.
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A more diverse workforce may help to deliver those new ideas and approaches.
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The key would be showing users a deliberately more diverse assortment of content.
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Perhaps if Facebook had been more diverse, that all fiasco could've been prevented.
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Climates and environments changed, replacing forests with grasslands and more diverse mammalian species.
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As the market for anime grows internationally, audiences are getting more diverse stories.
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Hiring a more diverse cast and fighting for her vision of the sequel.
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We focus on constructive, solutions-based stories and provide more diverse news coverage.
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Nabokov found blues were a more diverse group than had previously been known.
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Both call San Francisco home, but they could not have been more diverse.
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Thankfully, the pendulum is finally swinging toward a more diverse sci-fi universe.
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Black students, on the other hand, do benefit from attending more diverse schools.
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It shows that the medium has grown into a much more diverse beast.
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The new assembly, serving from 2019-24, will be only slightly more diverse.
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Twitter's workforce is a little more diverse, but still predominantly white and male.
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In fact, the more diverse your team is, the more points it gets.
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The charter landscape is being populated by a more diverse set of offerings.
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They're also the ones who are typically tasked with recruiting more diverse candidates.
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If your neighborhood is rapidly becoming more diverse, it's probably because of gentrification.
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Today's workforce is more diverse than ever, especially as it concerns working parents.
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In the United States, similarly, cities are far more diverse and politically progressive.
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Much of the South is more diverse and integrated than wealthy liberal places.
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Today's students are older and more diverse; they are working and raising families.
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Clinton appeared to find a growing advantage in the more diverse presidential battlegrounds.
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Today's force is better trained, better equipped and more diverse than ever before.
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The claimed benefit is diversity, but does it really make America more diverse?
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US society is growing more diverse and the world is growing more dangerous.
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As the country's population becomes more diverse, so too does its business sector.
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It's also possible that results would be different in more diverse patient populations.
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Our tech companies should absolutely be more diverse, and fairer to all people.
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Now "Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse" introduces a more diverse alternate reality.
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And then in high school, it was more diverse than my middle school.
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"If you have diverse voices, you'll reach more diverse audiences," Ms. Amarasekara said.
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Sydney's conservative old guard collided this week with a younger, more diverse electorate.
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How do we bring a more diverse cadre of athletes to the Olympics?
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That consensus is more difficult in a divided and more diverse United States.
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I was surprised then that my the patrons were more diverse than expected.
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The electronic medical records from the New York hospitals were far more diverse.
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But airlines also operate in a far more diverse and competitive global market.
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Some strategies are already in place to make tech more diverse and inclusive.
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The more varied your GI microbiome, then, the more diverse your postbiotic community.
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Airbnb has also made gains in terms of employing a more diverse workforce.
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Then, the campaign shifts to states where the Democratic electorate is more diverse.
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Or, do you think there are other ways to make schools more diverse?
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We're doing our part to keep society more open, more diverse, less stratified.
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In the 2020 election, however, Bernie supporters are a far more diverse demographic.
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Early on their subjects are predominantly white; gradually, they feature more diverse faces.
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Opinion It is a truism that America has become a more diverse country.
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One complaint was that the music was more diverse than the actual show.
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How many lines would be needed for the more diverse United States population?
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But today they are more diverse and often cast for their individual beauty.
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While red districts have remained demographically static, blue ones have grown more diverse.
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A more diverse Court can better address the issues of a diverse America.
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Since the immigration reforms of 85033, America's immigrants have grown much more diverse.
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There are many studies that prove that more diverse workforces perform better financially.
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Facebook says changes to how it hires are making the company more diverse.
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Silicon Valley executives and kingmakers, however, have much more diverse tastes, politically speaking.
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But changes in categories reflect how much more diverse the US has become.
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Here's why: Snapchat is growing rapidly and attracting a more diverse user base.
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You're right, the tempo are more diverse compared to other releases these days.
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"A lot of Broadway producers are realizing that the more diverse your show is, the more diverse your audience is going to be — at least that's the hope," said Pun Bandhu, a spokesman for the Asian American Performers Action Coalition.
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Harvard's student body has grown rapidly more diverse in the 21st century, and while the tenured faculty has grown more diverse as well, change there has been slower in part because turnover is much slower among tenured professors than among undergraduates.
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But the Democratic electorate in Nevada is no more diverse than the national average.
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How could Democratic voters in Nevada be no more diverse than Democratic voters nationally?
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The 22017 Grammy Awards nominee list is here — and it's more diverse than ever.
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Research has repeatedly shown that companies with more diverse work forces perform better financially.
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And then those more diverse firms obtain stronger financial results than less diverse ones.
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How is Halima paving the way for a more diverse industry with her activism?
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But the university said it hopes the measure will attract a more diverse class.
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And they will be open to receiving a more diverse range of information sources.
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Two employees also said Bitmoji is working on adding other more diverse customization options.
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We as a nation are becoming more diverse, segregated and isolated by the day.
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I'm genuinely sorry Swim Team failed to represent a more diverse group of women.
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Fast-tracking young stars might provide more diverse faces as well as youthful ones.
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And what about diversity itself and bringing a more diverse culture into your company?
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I'm always talking about how important it is for fashion to be more diverse.
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Marvel) and Latino Miles Morales (Spider-Man) in this new, more diverse Marvel Universe.
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The people holding hands emoji also include a more diverse set of skin tones.
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The goal of these activists and organizations: make that picture a lot more diverse.
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Facebook claims the feature is helpful for brands looking for more diverse customer bases.
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The wine-investment market is fast becoming more transparent, more diverse and more mainstream.
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Besides featuring more diverse and realistic casts, those films tackle real and relatable issues.
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As you go downmarket to sites that pay less, they get more diverse racially.
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This year's team is more diverse, but there's still a long way to go.
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FW: Well certainly there's you know the tapestry of films has become more diverse.
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It is bigger, more diverse and more hostile to Putin's Russia for historical reasons.
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To boot, Facebook Live entertains a younger audience, and perhaps a more diverse one.
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Mattel plans more diverse Barbie dolls in new body types, petite, tall and curvy.
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If the buzz fizzles, Hanley suspects, so will the push toward more diverse representation.
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As an Academy member, I would love to see a more diverse voting membership.
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Trump's hope is that he can turn out a larger and more diverse crowd.
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The greater challenge is in bringing a more diverse group of employees into leadership.
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So my filmography, especially after hitting my 30s, has become a lot more diverse.
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Yeah, it seems more diverse overall—not just a bunch of whites dudes anymore!
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The more diverse companies could be bigger or more profitable than average, for example.
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As the electorate ages and becomes more diverse, both parties have become more homogeneous.
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The institutions will benefit, because students will be educated in a more diverse environment.
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The claimed benefit is diversity, but does the program really make America more diverse?
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Although the population continues to become more diverse, the location of that diversity matters.
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Older people tend to be mostly white, and the younger generation is more diverse.
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I want people to know we're more diverse out here than you might think.
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Telemundo has shaken up the telenovela by making it hipper, edgier and more diverse.
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The tech industry is no more diverse than it was when I was 13.
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But more tech companies than ever have committed to becoming more diverse and inclusive.
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Notably, the PReDICT study touts a more diverse patient base than most psychological research.
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What accounts for these statistics and what actions would make venture firms more diverse?
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Do you see the roles changing and becoming more diverse for people of color?
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That is surely more difficult as America becomes more diverse, ethnically, racially and religiously.
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And so our game began to grow and become more diverse by the season.
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Efforts would be made, Mr. Satchu added, to make the management ranks more diverse.
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The collective wants to promote a healthier, more diverse music scene in Canada's capital.
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This demystification will eventually result in a more diverse, more modest pool of leaders.
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Indeed, the entire class of lawmakers was younger and more diverse than ever before.
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It's also a way that some companies increase their pipeline into more diverse communities.
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She performed poorly in the significantly more diverse states of Nevada and South Carolina.
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But when the race expanded to more diverse states, his campaign started to falter.
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The change to rolling may attract a more diverse group, in gender and age.
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As the Houston region grows ever more diverse, the phrase could perhaps use refining.
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The pro-Cho crowds are more diverse, including many young, urban white-collar workers.
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They want to appeal to young people, and young America is much more diverse.
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And here, the Emerald City has become much more diverse since Dorothy first visited.
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For Senator Warren, it's understanding that the country is more diverse than her base.
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Soybeans would be applied to more diverse uses than any other crop in history.
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One key seems to be to make the health care work force more diverse.
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Overall, Congress has become more diverse over time, according to the Pew Research Center.
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And today I have a group of more diverse managers who I work with.
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Once those more diverse hires arrive, companies have to learn how to keep them.
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Christianity is more diverse and the nature of belief more subtle than the Rev.
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And as a result, almost all respondents say their teams have become more diverse.
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It means a more diverse range of people can create hardware startups, he adds.
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More studies on larger scales, with more diverse participants are needed, the researchers say.
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Importantly, enrolling progressively more diverse classes hasn't led to a drop in academic metrics.
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Today the enlarged European Union is poorer, more diverse and less united than ever.
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But the movement has long tried to serve a more diverse group of children.
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About 20 miles from Midtown Manhattan, Tuckahoe is one of Westchester's more diverse communities.
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"The advertisers are a lot more diverse than I have ever seen," Cukaj said.
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Donald J. Trump has taken office in a nation that is not only growing more diverse, but also growing more diverse everywhere, because of both foreign immigration and shifting internal migration patterns that are touching the last bastions of nearly all-white America.
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To publish more diverse lists across the board, including science fiction and fantasy, publishers need to hire diverse editors who might relate to and connect with more diverse stories, so that they can help to put those much-needed books into the world.
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Clinton in polls and will be crucial as the race moves to more diverse states.
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There's no official coalition this time, but the collection of companies is even more diverse.
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The full Senate is also a somewhat more diverse body than it was in 1991.
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Opinion is more diverse than the notion of a monolithic German interest and outlook allows.
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Insist on absolutely hiring the best AND get more diverse talent in your interview pool.
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The more diverse the group of people making the movie is, the better the stories.
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It's also focused on educating investors on how more diverse teams help yield higher returns.
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He will likely face different challenges in Nevada, given the state's more diverse racial makeup.
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McKinsey found a statistically significant correlation between a more diverse leadership team and financial outperformance.
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The free apps are a little more diverse, but people were less serious on those.
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You've seen stated emphasis on recruiting a more diverse class with various levels of success.
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State Street last year said it would push companies to hire more diverse board members.
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The casts of Discovery shows like "Gold Rush" and "Men Women Wild" are more diverse.
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Immigrant stories are currently trending, indicating more diverse audiences are craving "authentic" portrayals of themselves.
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This allowed the company to make fewer models while offering a more diverse product lineup.
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The diets of these well-travelled insects are more diverse than that of most Cubans.
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States like New York that are far more diverse have proven to be Clinton country.
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Its people, however, are far more diverse in origin than those of any existing state.
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Not only have the Halloween options for kids gotten more diverse, they've gotten more empowering.
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Walker is also a strong voice in the push for a more diverse tech industry.
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Buttigieg admitted he had "failed" to make the police force - just 6% black - more diverse.
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Now, I find myself engaged by work that is more diverse, stylistically and art historically.
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That more diverse graphic, notably watermarked with the Florida Republic Party's website, wasn't used yesterday.
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Lately, even the justices have spoken openly about their desire for a more diverse judiciary.
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And yet, there haven't been many opportunities for them to pursue more diverse hiring practices.
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If anything, it will guarantee Navalny a more ... diverse ... following once the election rolls around.
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America, as a whole, and swing states, in particular, are growing more diverse, more quickly.
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And this particular strain turns out to be much more diverse than scientists previously thought.
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Kuo believes the company will focus on delivering larger screens and more diverse price points.
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But when he had to compete in states with more diverse populations, Sanders lost badly.
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Bringing more diverse snacks in a cooler is a great idea, especially for longer trips.
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" The other, a reaction to the first, called for more "diverse inclusive points of view.
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Our history in this country and our future are going to be way more diverse.
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The voting base of the party is more diverse than staff numbers of Senate Democrats.
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Another perk of Instagram is that it's one of the more diverse social media platforms.
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But faced with a more diverse electorate in the past two races, he has faltered.
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Additionally, although the country is rapidly becoming more diverse, the donor class remains fairly homogenous.
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It celebrates its 45th anniversary this year and is luring a more diverse fan base.
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Nevada and South Carolina, the third and fourth states to vote, are considerably more diverse.
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Since then, the party has grown increasingly homogeneous as the country has grown more diverse.
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Why, more importantly, these states instead of larger, more representative, more diverse, more urban states?
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Embracing younger and more diverse candidates would be the easiest way to bridge the gap.
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They had a daughter, for whom they wanted a childhood in a more diverse community.
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At the same time, activists have demanded monuments honoring a more diverse array of people.
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Q. members, but rather those that are more diverse in gender and in other ways.
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It was Ms. Pitt's idea to start househunting in more diverse areas of the city.
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According to the report, Clinton passed on a more diverse group of candidates, including Sen.
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Read more: A Twitter cofounder says a more diverse team would have addressed abuse earlier.
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Suburbs are much more diverse than we typically envision, and they've always been that way.
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Luckily, the Disney renaissance of the 1990s gave us many more diverse heroines to treasure.
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Though historically more diverse than your typical AI lab, it remains predominantly male, she says.
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In any general election, the electorate is much more diverse in both attitudes and identity.
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In a nation that is more diverse with every generation, that's bad news for Republicans.
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Study after study has demonstrated that teams that are more diverse lead to greater performance.
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This might mean the results would be different in a more diverse group of children.
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Jabin Botsford/Getty The immigrant population is more diverse today than it was in 2000.
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It's a little more diverse, for one, and four of the six leads are female.
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Today, there are many more targeting opportunities, and more diverse targeting can be more effective.
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But when trained on a larger dataset of more diverse images, AttnGAN became artistically overwhelmed.
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Service unions are for the most part more diverse and urban than their industrial counterparts.
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But with that more diverse base comes a desire not to be taken for granted.
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She said she hopes that the pool of pilots becomes more diverse in the future.
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In 2017 there have been 88, including decks created with more diverse audiences in mind.
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Especially now, as TV networks are trying to appeal to a younger, more diverse audience.
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But many people stood in line to praise Disney for pushing toward more diverse filmmaking.
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Better algorithms and more diverse data sets have improved facial recognition significantly in recent years.
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Electorates in presidential elections are a lot more diverse than the ones in midterm elections.
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Critics said the garment might have been flagged if H&M's team was more diverse.
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And the United States is not only becoming more diverse, it's also growing more mixed.
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An energized left - the so-called progressive movement - is championing younger and more diverse candidates.
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The Civil Rights movement—and trash—had a big hand in making environmentalism more diverse.
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If we can make the sport more diverse, we'll see the same thing with fans.
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As more states vote, Sanders's ability to build a more diverse base will become clearer.
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We lose candidates who can't sustain their campaigns until more diverse states are in play.
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These teachers are reimagining and shifting conventional curriculums to reflect their more diverse student bodies.
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Simply put, if a place is already quite diverse, making it more diverse matters less.
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His aim, from the start, was to draw in a younger and more diverse audience.
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Two and a half years later, organizers said their movement had grown considerably more diverse.
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Reaves also emphasized the importance of recruiting from a more diverse pool of potential employees.
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The results might be different for a more diverse group of patients, the authors note.
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Now, the Barbary Lane tenants include a more diverse assemblage of queer and trans people.
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But, when you survey Mitski's four studio albums, a more diverse constellation of antecedents emerges.
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This year's edition was more diverse, more unpredictable, and, in a good way, more chaotic.
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Over the last decade, America has become larger, more prosperous, better educated, and more diverse.
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As the US has gotten more diverse, that diversity has spread throughout the country unevenly.
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Virginia's gotten more diverse, but how do we come together across differences of all sorts?
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The world is getting more diverse, the world is getting more liberal, it just happens.
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Gilmore Girls was also was far more diverse than it's ever been given credit for.
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If there was a more diverse top, you would get a very different outcome here.
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The satisfaction of capitalist impulses has always led to a more diverse and multicultural America.
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In an ever more diverse country, this question posed a lot of conundrums for people.
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That formula has helped boost attendance and attract a more diverse and often younger audience.
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Bernie Sanders's base of support in 20163 — is looking a lot more diverse these days.
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The most obvious of which is that you should feed your algorithm more diverse faces.
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And presumably having a more diverse group of people working there might be nice. Yes.
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What do we do with all these recent grads who happen to be more diverse?
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Not that they say they want those things, but they want a more diverse newsroom.
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In the culture it has meant that our society is more open, is more diverse.
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Yet the financial independence movement, often called FIRE (financial independence, retire early), is far more diverse.
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Affirmative action has shaped a more diverse workforce, proportional with the racial breakdown of South Africa.
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Shoppers who visit convenience stores tend to be younger and more diverse than the overall population.
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Nevada is more diverse than Iowa and in many ways more reflective of the Democratic Party.
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Though Rogers transferred to a more diverse school, she didn't have an easier time making friends.
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Dr. Jay also advises spending time in more diverse groups and suggests visiting my local lido.
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Now, the TV world is getting more and more diverse — and hopefully, this trend will continue.
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Meanwhile, campaigning in more diverse states will likely trigger more conversation about Buttigieg and Klobuchar's records.
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Lil Miquela's got the potential for a much more diverse portfolio—because she's a corporate avatar.
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Yet available signs point to the former secretary of state's broader, more diverse coalition overpowering his.
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She told CNN that she felt that both Japan and the world were becoming more diverse.
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In the last five years, many American Muslims have worked to make their mosques more diverse.
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The same may be said of Sri Lanka's immensely bigger, kaleidoscopically more diverse northern neighbour, India.
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As colleges become more diverse, the students they teach often find campus life stifling or unwelcoming.
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Besides having to offer more diverse services, the trade also faces increased competition in its products.
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This could change, particularly if more diverse examples of vinhão make it to the U.S. market.
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In short, our sex lives today are far more diverse and varied than they've ever been.
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We hope to elevate more diverse voices and empower others with tools to create and share.
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These collective concerns are only going to become more pronounced as the nation becomes more diverse.
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Or Hello Mr., which tends to have more diverse covers and stories than its mainstream counterparts.
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In 2016, the Carroll County Public Schools system reported difficulties with hiring a more diverse staff.
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But Keela also shows that it's not as simple as just hiring a more diverse team.
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The memo also suggested the company's efforts to hire a more diverse workforce have been ineffective.
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These days, the television landscape is far more diverse and inclusive — but still not diverse enough.
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And the industry's struggle to develop and hire a more diverse workforce has been well-documented.
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Another really big talking point in white nationalism is that more diverse societies produce worse outcomes.
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It also said it will introduce more "diverse proposals for treating yard waste" in the future.
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We all have opinions that contribute to a greater and more diverse outlook on different issues.
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Welcher also said that the CFPB wanted a more diverse, smaller and inclusive group of members.
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I'm interested in putting more diverse images out there of Somali people, particularly women and youths.
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A more diverse class of elected officials is crucial in effectively representing the Democrats' voter base.
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It's a state that has become incredibly more diverse in the past 25 years or so.
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Look at what happened in Texas: an even more diverse state with a growing Latino population.
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Admissions policies could no longer acknowledge the past; they could only advance a more diverse future.
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Bonus added, your group of contacts becomes more diverse because you've ventured out into new territory.
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"The companies are now allowing us to aggregate investors, which encourages more diverse investors," he said.
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Ultimately, Harris said, Career Karma offers a window onto a far more diverse future for tech.
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""We're becoming a more diverse country, and there's no excuse — we have to understand the stereotypes.
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And Dallas has also seen a major demographic change that has made the area more diverse.
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As a botanic garden you want to draw in a younger and a more diverse group.
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"I feel like the more diverse we are, the bigger and stronger we are," she says.
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Now, the children's show that so many of us grew up watching is even more diverse.
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But the general-election universe is vastly larger and more diverse than the Republican primary electorate.
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But when I first moved in, it was just different, slightly more diverse culturally, less white.
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She commented that progress will happen when shows start to look different and are more diverse.
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Implemented in a smartphone, it could mean a more diverse control scheme for a buttonless device.
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Can any other combination of words elicit a greater or more diverse bubbling-up of feeling?
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The Emmys have frequently crowed about how much more diverse they are than, say, the Oscars.
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Auctions are a more diverse business over all, and that includes the items on the block.
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With a more diverse student body, not every child performed above grade level, Ms. Petrola said.
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Many big tech companies are struggling with the challenge of creating a more diverse work force.
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Australia in 2018 is more confident, far richer, more diverse, more urbanized and less unified politically.
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This Oakland high school robotics club should be the future of a more diverse tech industry.
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And the academy, more diverse than ever, clearly wants to reward Mr. Peele for telling it.
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WG: Because the anti-apartheid struggle was much more diverse than other [African countries' liberation] struggles.
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Faced with slowing sales growth, some brewers are looking to reach a new, more diverse audience.
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To point to one obvious example, our lineup of columnists still needs to be more diverse.
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But the real reason I made it was because I wanted to meet more diverse women.
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The number of eligible voters isn't just becoming more diverse; it's projected to stay that way.
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Affluent sections of Bergen County, N.J., have become more diverse with the arrival of Asian immigrants.
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"The future to get to 100 percent is probably more diverse than we're seeing right now."
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He was less interested in making the judiciary more liberal than in making it more diverse.
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For an industry arguably larger and more diverse than the music business, it won't be simple.
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When companies are more diverse and inclusive internally, they will drive more positive social change externally.
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The research raises questions about how living in a more diverse political community affects people's generosity.
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The audience is bigger and more diverse than ever, and so is the pool of performers.
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A record number of women have been elected to an overall younger and more diverse legislature.
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Finally, American society is much richer and more diverse than the politics of its current government.
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In reaching for a more diverse membership, the academy tapped film professionals from around the globe.
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The only way out of this situation is for the Republican Party to become more diverse.
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Iowa and New Hampshire are both extremely white, while Nevada and South Carolina are more diverse.
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But Marvel's comic books, in the wake of Ms. Marvel's success, were more diverse than ever.
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Her success has set the stage for a much more diverse next phase of Marvel movies.
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Music festivals are becoming bigger and more ubiquitous than ever, with more — and more diverse — lineups.
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And while the Cabinet continues to be a revolving door, it isn't becoming any more diverse.
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Africa was less affected by the plunging temperatures, and its anthropoids became larger and more diverse.
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She understands that I'm looking for a more diverse college experience than the one she had.
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While Congress is more diverse than ever, it is still proportionally lacking in women of color.
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Those working to make Silicon Valley more diverse face an uphill battle, according to some observers.
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As the US workforce becomes more diverse, more mentors and mentees may come from different backgrounds.
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Pelosi's choices were a lot more diverse than the 13 white men named during Clinton's impeachment.
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This ecosystem is still fairly young, and young ecosystems grow older and more diverse over time.
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A broader approach to social science is likely to engage a more diverse array of students.
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He still should have strong support once the primary turns to states with more diverse populations.
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More research is needed to determine whether similar findings would emerge among a more diverse group.
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It's been six years, and story-based video games feel stronger and more diverse than ever.
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For many, she was a symbol of hope for a new generation of more diverse characters.
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Certainly, [this time around] you have trans actors playing trans roles, and a more-diverse cast.
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But the clinical trials are overwhelmingly white, and researchers are seeking a more diverse patient pool.
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A more diverse set of chips does not mean the need for Intel's central processor disappears.
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And the membership of the academy today is much more diverse than it was back then.
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Closer look: Advisers for the Democratic primary field represent a more diverse and issue-driven generation.
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And chefs say that what is now available is better and more diverse than ever before.
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And the kind of porn that's available on Tumblr is so much more diverse and inclusive.
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Data suggests the more diverse the campus, the more support the university provides faculty to participate.
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The programs targeted by Mr. Trump are designed to make legal immigration more diverse and humane.
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Others saw the article as a clear indication that the Times needs to hire more diverse writers.
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In the future, as the country becomes more diverse, it will likely move in a better direction.
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Though runways are getting increasingly more diverse every season, the same progress seemingly isn't being made backstage.
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Not only would the books be more diverse (the logic goes), but they'd be more honest, too.
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So while Twitter said its ranks were more diverse last year, that may not actually be true.
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The astronauts going to Mars will also need to be more diverse in every way, Peck said.
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"The time is right for more diverse representations of the female supernatural in Asian cinema," she says.
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It's a fresh, level playing field that appears to result in a more diverse pool of candidates.
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She appeared to have trouble courting the state's younger and more diverse voters in the general election.
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We know that while winners are getting more diverse than ever, not all roles are created equal.
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All the Hanka scientists and officials we meet are white, contrasting with the more diverse Section 9.
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And over time, the top 4 percent has become much more diverse and much more highly educated.
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And Republican presidents also appeared to be making (albeit much slower) progress towards a more diverse bench.
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In terms of casting, the Best Picture nominees have become somewhat more diverse, but remain overwhelmingly white.
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By walking away, Stenberg indirectly uplifted another woman of color, contributing to an even more diverse Hollywood.
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The parties could pick other states to kick it off, say more diverse Mississippi and New Mexico.
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This translates to more taxes paid, more household income and a richer and more diverse business culture.
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But it also helps create a more diverse portfolio, something Ugg hasn't necessarily pioneered in the past.
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High-tech incubators and accelerators can't be both intentionally exclusive and hope to attract more diverse entrepreneurs.
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This year's nominee pool is more diverse than ever, with nearly 30 people of color receiving nods.
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Abdul-Mateen gets more diverse material to work with, but he also puts more passion into it.
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It has frustrated the Democrats seeking a more diverse party leadership — not to mention the affected candidates.
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In five to ten years, the technology may be within the budget of even more diverse films.
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The CW has rebooted Charmed with a more diverse and inclusive version of the power of three.
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Some progressives hoped for a younger candidate, with a more diverse background, might have better excited liberals.
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The Americans who head to the polls to cast ballots for his successor are even more diverse.
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Tech giants are increasingly working towards assembling better, more diverse data sets to combat the second issue.
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As award show nominees and winners get more diverse, so does the beauty on the red carpet.
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Mr Knight has found that people who eat fermented foods tend to have more diverse gut bacteria.
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North Carolina is rapidly changing: growing more diverse and more urbanized with an influx of college graduates.
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Horn saw a new Oklahoma City becoming more diverse with growing numbers of young families and millennials.
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"Russia is so much bigger and so much more diverse than the Putin regime," Kara-Murza said.
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They're a more diverse generation than their predecessors, and major changes to the political landscape seem inevitable.
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For starters, the fields are growing more diverse, which naturally will start to shake up the culture.
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Bioluminescent species that used their light exclusively for camouflage, on the other hand, were no more diverse.
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However, the difference now is that our classrooms are filled with more diverse voices than ever before.
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This should be a warning sign to the Sanders campaign as they head into more diverse states.
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"Scandal's" success in ratings and among critics has been credited with advancing more diverse casting in television.
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But it's also relevant to more diverse cities like Washington, DC, that nonetheless have segregated school systems.
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Eliminating voter suppression and gerrymandering will create more diverse constituencies that elect moderate, sensitive and accountable leaders.
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But as the nation's population has grown more diverse, the industry has been slow to catch up.
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With more diverse economies, it's easier for young adults to launch a career without having to move.
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As American families become more diverse, companies are learning their advertising also has to become more inclusive.
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One of the quickest ways to court a more diverse crowd is to increase trust through openness.
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Yet the Internet is connecting more diverse viewpoints than ever, as more and more people come online.
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Games culture is becoming richer and more diverse with each passing year, and nobody can stop that.
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David, a more multi-faceted figure, has been more diverse in his interests, which include the arts.
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"A more open application process would inevitably result in a more diverse pool of advocates," she said.
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Yogurt and buttermilk led to a more diverse microbiome, but full-fat foods like butter decreased diversity.
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Australia has grown more diverse and some of its concerns—climate change, immigration, China's rise—more complex.
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The internet and social media have allowed a broader, more diverse array of voices to be heard.
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In January, Mattel made Barbie more diverse, saying it would make her look more like real women.
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Britain also has a more diverse Muslim population than France, where most Muslims are from North Africa.
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According to Pew, Democratic voters have become more diverse more quickly than Republicans since the late 20203s.
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In 1997, Rodgers and Hammerstein remade their musical version again, this time with a more diverse cast.
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Only time will tell if this new movement to include more diverse voices in politics will stick.
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It has also become more diverse: 543 women now serve as senators, a tenfold increase from 1991.
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We are the new America — more diverse, more inclusive, more than our ancestors could ever have imagined.
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The cast is more diverse, with Yvette Nicole Brown and Kiersey Clemons taking over previously white characters.
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This will yield an America that is larger, stronger, richer, more diverse, and more American than ever.
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Fortunately, times are changing — albeit slowly — and more diverse founders are democratizing the goods their companies produce.
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Whereas Democrats have grown in urban areas, appealing to more diverse blocs of voters and educated whites.
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That is a problem well worth addressing, especially as our politics grows more diverse and more polarized.
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The city's population held relatively steady up through the late 20th century, although it became more diverse.
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While far from perfect, New York City companies are considerably more diverse than their Silicon Valley counterparts.
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The opening comes at a time when the Fed is under pressure to appoint more diverse presidents.
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So I stayed and looked forward to a day when our workplaces were more integrated, more diverse.
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Younger generations are more diverse, less religious, and more directly impacted by economic inequality than their forebears.
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We spoke with Ms. Oh about her groundbreaking nomination and her feelings about a more diverse Hollywood.
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Over the course of decades, court-ordered desegregation led to more diverse student bodies in Southern schools.
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While the nominees this year were more diverse than ever, the vast majority of winners were white.
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But even if boards get more diverse in the years ahead, that alone will not be enough.
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Although Congress is more diverse than ever, it remains overwhelmingly white when compared with the general population.
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While the country was getting more diverse and tolerant, the GOP was getting whiter and more intolerant.
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We also are a generation of demographic shift — we are more diverse than any in American history.
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Many saw him as a symbol of modern German soccer and, by extension, a more diverse nation.
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However, the early Christian narratives about the birth of Jesus — also called the Nativity — were more diverse.
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Some of the juries were entirely white, while other juries were more diverse in their racial makeup.
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This is 2019, there is a lot more diverse girls out there who needs to be seen.
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While botnets are often associated with distributed denial of service attacks, Necurs has a more diverse portfolio.
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Long term, the evidence suggests it would make a difference to train and hire more diverse teachers.
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Speaking of which, the runways are becoming significantly more diverse, both in terms of race and size.
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Many of the year's less prominent categories are encouragingly more diverse than they've been in the past.
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Part of this may reflect the fact that Nevada and South Carolina are much more diverse states.
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But he fell back to a distant third in Nevada, where the electorate is much more diverse.
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Second, kudos to Lieber for doing a call-out to reach a more diverse pool of applicants.
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To get there, Bloomberg is creating a coalition of colleges that publicly commit to become more diverse.
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Making top colleges more diverse is not about replacing students of one race with students of another.
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But just getting a more diverse pool of students on campus is not enough, many colleges say.
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Some have speculated that slower American life expectancy improvements are a result of a more diverse population.
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And she wants the schools to be more diverse: "Personally, I've never really experienced that," she said.
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The Nevada race was more diverse than the prior two states, with a significant Latino voting population.
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More research is needed to determine whether similar findings would occur in a larger, more diverse group.
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The EU is more plural, its diplomatic and political landscape more diverse and its parliament more powerful.
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But beyond this expansion, the landscape of Chilean film has become more diverse and exciting to chronicle.
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Since then, opposition to a much-enlarged, poorer and vastly more diverse European Union has only increased.
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He's a young, black progressive in a party that is becoming more liberal, younger and more diverse.
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As a result, our student population is much more diverse in age, race and ethnicity and gender.
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The Times is more diverse than The Boston Globe (17 percent) and The Philadelphia Inquirer (14 percent).
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Are there new methods of advertising job openings that will reach a more diverse group of applicants?
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BIO's larger and more diverse membership means the group often has a wider lobbying agenda than PhRMA.
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At the same time, their winning coalition would be better educated and more diverse than ever before.
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As the country becomes younger and more diverse, and as its immigrant population grows, museums must shift.
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As the country becomes younger and more diverse, and as its immigrant population grows, museums must shift.
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The network television audience at that hour is more diverse than Fox News's older, largely white viewership.
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But the field is more diverse for messaging, e-commerce and payments, with big players like Amazon.
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Those, the Democrats argued, are our values now — and we're rebranding them for a more diverse America.
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Sam Altman: Certainly, and diversifying our partnership has absolutely reflected in a more diverse set of founders.
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If you can't explain how the GOP will address a more diverse America, you've lost the plot.
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What we have seen is a desire for more intersectionality, which naturally results in more diverse characters.
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I don't think firing Phil Schiller to have a more diverse stage lineup is a savvy approach.
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There's this idea that as you become a larger, more diverse country people just mistrust each other more.
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More research is needed to determine whether similar findings would emerge among a more diverse group of people.
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The shows The Tonys have a ways to go before being declared more "diverse" than the Academy Awards.
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This all coincides in a year when the Democratic caucus could be younger and more diverse than ever.
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But other places, like Pennsylvania, have more diverse economies that aren't particularly dominated by one industry or job.
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Image: Phase 2 ProductionsThis discovery shows that ankylosaurids were more diverse in their physical characteristics than paleontologists thought.
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Additionally, Issa Rae has two year First-Look contract with HBO to help bring in more diverse projects.
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But California's fires have a more diverse range of human causes, making it harder to reduce the risk.
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We believe that Bosch offers the broadest and a more diverse portfolio of products among Fitch-rated peers.
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Organizations that are more diverse, especially in leadership positions, are often more productive and innovative, say the authors.
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Buford: It's also tough because we lived in Providence forever, and I feel like musically it's more diverse.
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With BioMarin on the company's plate, Roche would get a more diverse portfolio in the orphan drug business.
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Still, it remains to be seen whether the more inclusive message will translate to a more diverse audience.
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In the future, having a more diverse array of bee species could help provide insurance for crop pollination.
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More diverse views in leadership means less likelihood of sinking into the quagmire of groupthink and unconscious biases.
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More diverse views in leadership means more prudent decision-making and a greater focus on longer-term sustainability.
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While North American technology players have traditionally relied heavily on advertising, the Asian tech scene is more diverse.
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They're also getting more diverse, with new emojis for mixed-race couples and a ton depicting various disabilities.
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The more diverse our users, the less is implied about any person by simply being a Tor user.
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That more diverse selection includes furniture, Internet of Things devices, and connected wearables (but, alas, no keyboard pants).
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Plus, more windows and doors to the outside could let in a more diverse community of creepy crawlies.
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That practice has long been retired in favor of more diverse catalogues; isn't it time games caught up?
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As its older, whiter population ages and immigrant populations settle down, the United States will grow more diverse.
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As the practice becomes more diverse and its practitioners more inclusive, the number of people included ... grows. Whowouldathunk?
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Escobar is convinced that the key to solving this problem is to have more diverse bodies in media.
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Digital services will be more diverse, more dynamic, with more specialisation and choice available for consumers wanting it.
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Brennan has prioritized making the CIA more diverse since he took over the top job there in 2013.
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We're far more diverse today than we were, but still not as much as we need to be.
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Schools will start graduating students with more diverse skills so they're not all competing for the same jobs.
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"I think it's a good thing that the two houses of Congress are becoming more diverse," Frumin said.
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The county's population tends to be wealthier, more diverse and better educated than the rest of the state.
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His rise to fame is further proof that the beauty world is becoming much more diverse and accepting.
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An enlivened and more diverse electorate couldn't stop the Tea Party backlash that swept the country in 2010.
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People who only use cell phones tend to be younger and more diverse than those who have landlines.
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On Friday, the Academy announced it would make "sweeping changes" to make membership significantly more diverse by 2020.
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There's really only one way to know, and that would be to have a more diverse leadership team.
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Relative to that much more diverse electorate, it's not good enough for Sanders to narrowly edge out Clinton.
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"The more diverse the Senate is, the better it can serve the American people," Schumer told the Post.
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This is a major step forward and hopefully by next year, the list will look even more diverse.
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It's important when casting to shout out that you're looking for a more diverse casting for certain roles.
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The caucus elected is not only younger and more diverse, but also reflects a wide range of ideology.
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"This industry is not going to become more diverse out of the goodness of its heart," Nef says.
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They are also more diverse in appearnce — many TikTokers look more like Billie Eilish than an Instagram model.
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Again: The Academy membership is younger and more diverse than lots of other industry guilds, especially the PGA.
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As our nation becomes increasingly more diverse, the health and well-being of communities of color lag behind.
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First, in American factories, the workforce is far more diverse than the Rust Belt narrative would have it.
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Their path to power lies through more diverse, suburban and affluent districts where Trump's cultural warfare plays poorly.
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Recently, the heated debate around Google's efforts to create a more diverse workforce spilled out into the open.
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The website notes this is the third season where print ads were actually more diverse than runway shows.
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Suburbs, in contrast, have created more diverse spaces, from schools to soccer leagues to the local Olive Garden.
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It also proved that audiences would not only watch, but also love and relate to more diverse films.
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Also, in an age of more diverse kiddie-show casting, it's jarring that all five heroes are guys.
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More research is needed to determine whether similar results would emerge among a more diverse group of women.
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Maro Itoje, a star forward, has noted with pride that the Red Roses have never been more diverse.
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The next HUD secretary can help address that shortage by investing in more diverse types of housing. 7.
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Forty years later, as the state's population has dramatically grown and become more diverse, these allocations still stand.
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Emerson's company, Paradigm, focuses on training that's supposed to help companies recruit and retain a more diverse workforce.
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We eaters could help solve this problem, I explained, by eating more diverse varieties of what we loved.
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We encourage Pixar to be leaders in bolstering, hiring, and promoting more diverse and female storytellers and leaders.
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Weir announced in November that she would leave M&S to pursue a "more diverse portfolio" of jobs.
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Cooper said she hopes that ultimately a more diverse set of speakers appears at this year's RSA event.
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I don't think it was that inclusive when it started, and I think now it's definitely more diverse.
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The larger goal is to create a more diverse feminist movement and deepening our politics around gender equality.
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Only 6 of the 19 Democratic committee's staff members (like Banking and Small Business) have become more diverse.
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We are constantly evaluating our continued residence in this town and considering a move to someplace more diverse.
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That began to change decades ago, thanks to the civil rights movement and a more diverse immigration policy.
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Its models have become more diverse in terms of skin tone, if not in gender definition or size.
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Including these students would make for a more diverse school population, enhancing the education for all students there.
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The bigger and more diverse the caucus, the harder she has to work to keep it in balance.
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"I think we should have more diverse heroes, and Alice Dunnigan should be one of them," she said.
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As his clientele became more diverse, he realized that the heat was too much for some of them.
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"Local leaders tend to be old Mansfield, while the population is tending to be more diverse," he said.
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As the media represents more diverse racial experiences with shows like "Black-ish," it will further humanize others.
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But his time on the campaign trail in Nevada has also shown the promise of more diverse states.
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The Nevada caucuses are also more diverse than the first two nominating contests in Iowa and New Hampshire.
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Women also tend to have more diverse networks, so they have access to a bigger range of deals.
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It requires every team with a head coaching vacancy to interview at least one or more diverse candidates.
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But we should also celebrate the ways that more diverse representation is improving legislative outcomes across the board.
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Both are more diverse states where Clinton is riding high thanks to her strong polling with minority voters.
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The home-rental company committed to offering more training for its hosts and hiring a more diverse workforce.
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Wargo's group, meanwhile, looked at melanoma patients and discovered that responders to immunotherapy had more diverse gut bacteria.
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"She was the product of an attempt by policymakers to create a more diverse educational setting," he said.
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It could be a major step toward creating a more diverse, representative, fair and prosperous society for everyone.
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Hollywood is becoming more diverse in all ways but this, and Madeley feels called to help fix it.
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The media could do a better job of seeking out opinions from more diverse populations in both states.
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She has spent much of her political career pushing for a more diverse and more inclusive Republican Party.
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I wish my school had more diverse subjects instead of the basic math, science, literacy and social studies.
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Experts say bias in these algorithms could be reduced by using a more diverse set of training data.
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While the Navy and Marine Corps are war-fighting services, the Coast Guard has a more diverse mission.
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And that's why we are also catering our offering for billionaires into a more diverse set of investments.
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Mr Damore's firing triggered widespread debate on gender differences and efforts to make the technology sector more diverse.
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Fair hiring not only makes good business sense, it creates a more diverse, engaged, driven, and loyal workforce.
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The range in commentary is no more diverse than "pro-Vucic" and "extremely pro-Vucic" views, he said.
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"The halls of Congress have become more diverse and more reflective of our American society," Ms. Glover said.
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She joined Creative Artists Agency in 2005 with a mandate to make the company and Hollywood more diverse.
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I do think there are going to be younger, more diverse filmmakers telling stories we've never seen before.
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Amazonians – including our most senior executives – are focused on continuing to build a more diverse and inclusive company.
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We can't just be a kinder, gentler, more diverse version of the Republican Party; that's not compelling enough.
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Yet these are just the best known, and probably amongst the least impressive, of a much more diverse scene.
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These films are a painful reminder of the road Black actors had to forge toward a more diverse Hollywood.
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They also tried to make the dolls more diverse, and included, "black, Asian and petite" versions of the doll.
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He cites the city's diverse population and more diverse economy, and the city's many meetups of technologists as reasons.
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This year's Oscar nominations are sure to be more diverse than the whitewashed ballot Hollywood handed out last year.
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It's a good example of why Hollywood as an industry needs more diverse and representative filmmakers behind the camera.
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Both states' predominantly white and ageing demographics have led Dems to call for more diverse states to vote first.
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After all, it isn't enough to just hire a more diverse workforce — companies need to retain these employees, too.
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They had words for Marvel after it blamed declining comic book sales on its more diverse roster of superheroes.
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That is because power companies, which tend to be larger and more diverse, can better weather deregulation, Ogino said.
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But it is becoming more diverse and urban, as the inroads made by Democrats in November's mid-terms attest.
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Let's also note that men who compete on The Bachelorette often are much more diverse in their body types.
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A few of the key changes to Twitter's workforce over the past year: So Twitter's workforce is more diverse.
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The 2018 Grammy Award nominations were released this morning, and certain categories looked markedly more diverse in their selections.
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" Jones and McCormack then took the opportunity to urge Pixar to hire "more diverse and female storytellers and leaders.
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Bin Salman needs a higher oil price to make his goal of shifting to a more diverse economy work.
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This year's show is particularly noteworthy because it features a far more diverse list of nominees than previous years.
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Is this about pulling in opinions and ideas from a more diverse group of people, either internally or externally?
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"In our view, that represents where the world is going, as we think it's becoming more diverse," he said.
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But the evidence suggests that they tend to underperform when compared with companies with more diverse ownership and management.
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But according to new data from PEW Research, gamers in the US are actually a much more diverse group.
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The increased number of small satellite owners brings a more diverse set of needs when it comes to launches.
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And also, how do we get more diverse voices to join an industry that seems so unfriendly to them?
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Since then, the job market has advanced dramatically, developing into something not only more diverse, but also more abstract.
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I completely buy all of the data that says the financial performance of more diverse companies is significantly better.
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The business of mass entertainment, and its output, are set to become more diverse, in ways subtle and profound.
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If employers were to remove this co-location requirement, their talent pool would immediately widen and become more diverse.
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Or would they be happy to find a more diverse range of human stories – something they can relate to?
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HR departments, in addition to shortage of qualified applicants, are seeking new, creative ways to find more diverse talent.
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Those numbers include staff of retail locations, which are significantly more diverse than technology staff or management in Cupertino.
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It's only when using much longer and more diverse strands of DNA that these high-volume indels are possible.
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The number of people listening to podcasts is steadily increasing, and creators have a more diverse audience to serve.
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The campaign has also long said Biden would fare better in more diverse places like Nevada and South Carolina.
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According to the Brookings Institute, a public policy nonprofit, millennials are more diverse and more educated than previous generations.
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The truth is, neither Williams nor anyone else can predict what having a more diverse leadership team would produce.
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Uber, a larger company with a more diverse set of businesses, needs several more weeks for its IPO preparations.
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As the rich ate more diverse diets, this resulted, according to the farmers, in better nutrients in their feces.
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Bands are playing to larger and more diverse audiences and need designs that cater outside of their normal niches.
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Michigan's March 8 primary will be a key test of whether Sanders can win with a more diverse electorate.
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These firms were more diverse and more creative, as defined by research and development spending and number of patents.
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After calls for more diverse human emoji in 2014, it added support for different skin tones the following year.
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Ifeoma says the only fair thing would be to hold the competition again with a more diverse judging panel.
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"The more diverse the Senate is, the better it can serve the American people," Schumer said in a statement.
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The network may have five new conspicuously men-forward shows, but the holistic view is a bit more diverse.
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Yet its legislature, including those that represent its more diverse cities, is nearly all-white, and nearly all-male.
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America's electorate, being slightly younger and much more diverse, has many more of those dissident voters than Britain's has.
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A third reason for the current craze for REITs is that, since the crisis, they have become more diverse.
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As the country develops socially, it needs to make its political system more diverse, and its parliament more authoritative.
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Consider elevating younger, more diverse figures to actual positions of leadership—not just sticking us on panels and commissions.
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That, coupled with the Taliban's manpower and territorial command, helps ensure a more diverse cash flow for the insurgency.
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You'll also see more diverse workouts in the magazine, because we're going to fight to show the same agenda.
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"She leaves the JSE stronger, more diverse, more technologically advanced, commercially savvy and client focused," Chairman Nonkululeko Nyembezi said.
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More research is needed to determine whether similar study results would emerge in a more diverse group of women.
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And Queens, already a polyglot mix of residents from every corner of the globe, is growing ever more diverse.
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Ping An's "revenue sources are more diverse than other insurers," said Dayton Wang, an analyst at Guotai Junan International.
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Clinton's team is also far more diverse racially, with about one-third of her staff made up of minorities.
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Saturday's concert, featuring video art by John Gurrin, is the more diverse, taking in Ysaÿe, Cage, Kurtag and Grieg.
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Of course, those voters actually need to go to the polls for the 2016 electorate to grow more diverse.
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Ideal retirement spots are a lot more diverse than you may realize, according to a recent study by Livability.com.
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"Ghost in the Shell" (2017) could potentially get better reviews with a more diverse cast and less special effects.
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In 2012, they painted a picture of the electorate that was younger and more diverse than it really was.
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The aim was to consider a more diverse range of applicants, without explicitly selecting based on race or gender.
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As our country continues to grow more diverse, we need policies that foster diversity and inclusion, not suppress them.
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"Our community is much more diverse and much more complicated, and much newer to the political battles," he added.
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Researchers also found a positive correlation between a more diverse biome and a diet high in fruits and vegetables.
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As America becomes more and more diverse, issues of race and culture will continue to dominate the political discourse.
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The new designs reflect a maturing market with a more diverse base of customers that will drive future growth.
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There's a more obvious reason that racial messaging could hurt Mr. Trump with the young: They are more diverse.
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Now the content is just going everywhere, and it's a much more diverse environment than it used to be.
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So Erika Pollard, the girls' mom, moved Rogers to a more diverse school for the 2013 - 2014 school year.
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The California and Texas districts are also much more diverse than the typical district where Democrats have broken through.
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A growing body of research has found that more diverse boards perform better than all-white, all-male ones.
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The elite colleges can become more diverse with affirmative action and by eliminating advantages for the children of alumni.
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Millennial voters make up the largest share of the electorate and they're also much more diverse than previous generations.
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City living was more exciting and offered culture and a more diverse mix of everything, but required some sacrifice.
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"That area of England was far more diverse than we have been led to believe," he told the Guardian.
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Wine is a much more competitive business today, with more good wines from more places in more diverse styles.
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Fitbit is trying to make its product line more diverse — but its latest activity trackers will look pretty familiar.
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The second option might be to let insurers offer much cheaper, and more diverse, insurance options in the markets.
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He also wondered whether the company would have fared better in these regards with a more diverse leadership team.
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But it has more people than Equatorial Guinea, a kleptocratic petro-state, and is more diverse than people assume.
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But she failed to replicate the success in the caucus in Nevada, a state with a more diverse electorate.
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Recently, the heated debate around Google's efforts to create a more diverse work force spilled out into the open.
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It's a bit more diverse than it used to be, but still lags way behind the population at large.
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But most contended that "Moonlight" would have won with or without the push for a more diverse voting pool.
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And it would presumably bring in a more diverse pool of migrants, making balkanization and self-segregation less likely.
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As behoves an unusual cleric from an ever more diverse land, the ceremony in Rome was full of peculiarities.
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However, before the contests in the more diverse states, Biden has to make it through Iowa and New Hampshire.
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And while West Point graduates are far more diverse today, that portrait of Lee still hangs in the library.
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About half the workers are African-American, making it a much more diverse workplace than many white-collar settings.
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Love also said she thinks "the more diverse the better" when it comes to those working on a plan.
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After midnight, the scene grew more diverse, not just racially, but also in terms of gender and body types.
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These more diverse states will have different needs and priorities -- and the candidates will have to speak to those.
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Reshuffle the states and lead off with one that's more diverse and thus more representative of the Democratic electorate.
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Its membership includes a larger and more diverse group of companies than the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America.
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In September 2016, he released a longer, more diverse list that many credit for helping win over uneasy conservatives.
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As part of her efforts to reach more diverse students, she had been giving lectures in the Palestinian territories.
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As part of her efforts to reach more diverse students, she had been giving lectures in the Palestinian territories.
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The force itself has become more and more diverse over the years: within the department, 155 languages are spoken.
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And in the next campaign, I hope the debate formats are more diverse than they have been this year.
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But one new wrinkle, in time, could be especially significant in finding more diverse candidates for baseball operations jobs.
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Wealthier households held more diverse financial portfolios, which meant a relatively smaller portion of their assets took a hit.
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That could make Instagram's content more diverse, surprising and alluring over time versus an increasingly stale aesthetic of perfection.
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Dutch adults from later-born groups had better cognitive functioning and more diverse social networks than those born earlier.
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In the past 21100 years, portrayals of abortion onscreen have become more common, more medically accurate, and more diverse.
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Given this year's vast array of powerful, female-driven productions, the 2020 Oscar race should be far more diverse.
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It will elevate it to the next level as a stronger and more diverse group of like-minded nations.
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Vermont is ninety-five per cent white, and early in the campaign Sanders's rallies were only marginally more diverse.
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In fact, the report found that companies with more diverse management teams have 19% higher revenue due to innovation.
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Founders are on board, with 80% recognizing that a more diverse team is a good thing for their companies.
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It's also a notable contrast with Handshake, another early-level recruitment startup that's aiming to make hiring more diverse.
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Tokyo is opposed to an exclusively American deal and has voiced its preference for a more diverse multilateral agreement.
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The campaign We Need Diverse Books was established in 2014 to advocate for more diverse representation in children's literature.
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In this regard, Iceland, as well as the other Nordic countries, have lessons to learn from more diverse societies.
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Adding two women makes this team slightly more diverse, but it underscores how far Amazon still has to go.
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With more diverse candidates stepping up this year, Americans have the chance to tell a different story in 2018.
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The partnerships we reach out to in our community are already bringing a more diverse audience into the galleries.
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Much of her campaign strategy has prioritized slightly later — and more diverse — states, like South Carolina, Nevada, and California.
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I feel as though the yoga community is way more diverse than it looks, but overall, it's overwhelmingly white.
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It could make economics departments more diverse, and more open to new perspectives from women and students of color.
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"That really doesn't do much for students who are trying to be in a more diverse world," she added.
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They don't necessarily need to see their party get more diverse to believe that it's doing the right thing.
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Chun-Li was the exception to this rule, and started the move towards a more diverse line of characters.
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YC is more diverse than many institutions in tech, but it knows that it has a ways to go.
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A more diverse state whose more urban voters are friendly to establishment candidates suddenly looks like an appealing countermove.
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Citizens not only have a new convenience of moving around, but the city becomes a richer, more diverse place.
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Globe nominations in recent years for actors like Hong Chau, Riz Ahmed, Dev Patel and Archie Panjabi have both served as moments of celebration for the Asian community and bolstered wider discussion about the need for more representative storytelling and casting (because more diverse nominations can only happen if filmmaking becomes more diverse).
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"More and more diverse applicants are looking to work for a company where they can do meaningful projects," she said.
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Guests were more diverse in age, race, and gender than any self-selected collection of human beings I've ever seen.
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Today she is actually several Barbies, a gang of dolls more diverse and less infuriating in terms of body proportions.
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The thing is, we don't even have to wait for the board to get more diverse to make a difference.
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As a group, they're more diverse than Attica officers; here they are mostly black and Hispanic, and many are women.
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The result is that Washington will now be a much more diverse place, with a record number of women Congress.
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From "Game of Thrones" to "Star Wars" and "The Walking Dead" to "Halo," today's geek is more diverse than ever.
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But he faces a deeper and more diverse field of lesser-known contenders, including two black candidates in California Sen.
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Following the controversy, the Academy ramped up its membership efforts in hopes of cultivating a larger, more diverse voting body.
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The company, which has vowed to make its collection of dolls ever more diverse, is making good on its promise.
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Yet insiders also understand that both states are heavily white and not representative of the more diverse Democratic electorate overall.
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Of course, both of these studies need to be followed up on, using larger and more diverse groups of people.
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You know, and get out there in a more diverse arena to express views and to speak for the public.
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This Congress might look more diverse, but there is still a long way to go before it sounds that way.
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For instance, in the past year or so, I've been really encouraged that the scene is getting much more diverse.
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It has become more diverse, more highly educated, and more concentrated in industries and places that tend to support Democrats.
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Managers looking to set the right corporate culture might want to choose their role models from a more diverse group.■
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But we need to expand the table at which the decision makers sit so more diverse voices can be included.
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This isn't a final list, and it's possible the candidate pool gets more diverse before all is said and done.
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"Project Include started as dinner brainstorming sessions on how to make tech meaningfully more diverse," Pao said in a release.
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If we expanded our view on what constitutes an outfit worth shooting, would it show a more diverse street scene?
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I am so happy that brands are taking notice and going more diverse so that beauty can be seen everywhere.
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Eligible voters in the United States are a more diverse group than ever before, according to the Pew Research Center.
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People with lower levels of visceral fat, or leaner people, had a more diverse range of bacteria in their feces.
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But what is particularly troubling is that only Democrats seem to be actively representing a more diverse version of America.
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We can figure out a way to bring people along with Google's success, to make it more diverse, more equitable.
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This group, totalling 6.6 million homes, tends to be more diverse and have a smaller median income – which makes sense.
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Today, NASA is becoming more and more diverse, with 5 women in its most recent class of 12 astronaut candidates.
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Its economy is more diverse and lacks media oligarchs, notes Jan-Werner Müller, a scholar of populism at Princeton University.
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Crime rhetoric functions similarly to anti-immigration rhetoric, which has more purchase in white, rural areas than more diverse ones.
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Why it matters: The company has pushed to include more diverse faces on its covers over the past few years.
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Another firm that is helping companies become more diverse is Textio, a startup that uses AI to improve job descriptions.
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The DNC, meanwhile, has thus far emphasized industries that are both more diverse and central to the modern U.S. economy.
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That not only made the electorate youthful, but more diverse too—because younger Americans are less likely to be white.
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His challenge will be to show that he can outperform expectations in reaching out to a more diverse Democratic electorate.
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The designer is aware of the criticism, though, as the brand's shows have become increasingly more diverse throughout the seasons.
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But I'll stay positive: There are winds of change, and I do feel like the runways are becoming more diverse.
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It has become more diverse with the addition of hundreds of utility-scale wind, solar and natural gas power plants.
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Simultaneously, many flyover Americans are watching a more diverse country emerge around them that does not reflect their own communities.
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Google tried very hard to make itself more diverse, but I know they went to great lengths not very successfully.
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The national population is growing older and more diverse than ever before, according to new Census Bureau numbers released Thursday.
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In fact, the Montagues, Capulets, and royals of Verona have families that are more diverse than entire seasons of Girls.
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Still, the cultural workforce of New York City is on the whole more diverse than its counterparts around the country.
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Andrew Wilson, CEO of Electronic Arts, believes games in 163 will be more diverse, more accessible, and simply more inescapable.
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The classic cars of last century are all so much more diverse and unique than the stuff we have today.
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"I think we should have more diverse heroes, and Alice Dunnigan should be one of them," Matthews told the newspaper.
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And previous studies have found that Russian homes harbor a richer and more diverse community of microbes than Finnish ones.
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And the more diverse the bacteria in your stomach—collectively known as the microbiome—the healthier you're likely to be.
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Several student groups demand more pluralistic curriculums, cultural-awareness training for staff, more diverse faculties and extra facilities for minorities.
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At first glance, our results resemble those of previous studies: People in more diverse communities report lower levels of trust.
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Chesky also said that employing a more diverse workforce at Airbnb is essential to rooting out discrimination on the platform.
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In short, they're the ones doing the hard work of making a workplace more diverse, inclusive and welcoming to everyone.
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The study also included mostly white men, and it's possible the results might look different in a more diverse population.
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Mr. Locke said the renewed effort to recruit a more diverse student body gave him the chance to win admission.
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"Going forward we should expect sovereign issues to be less lumpy and more diverse in format and currency," he said.
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Democrats also see opportunities in more diverse districts, where the percentage of white voters is far below the national average.
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It yielded a younger and more diverse sample than in most polls, and it considerably reduced the amount of weighting.
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The congresswoman suggested that Facebook could have avoided violating federal housing policies if the company's management had been more diverse.
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"While others are focusing on A-V's for ride-hailing, our business model will be much more diverse," said Farley.
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Although gentrification does push minorities out of their neighborhoods, there is evidence that some remain, creating a more diverse neighborhood.
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These voters are far younger and more diverse than the electorate as a whole, and they appear to lean Democratic.
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The simplest explanation is that more diverse states are trending Clinton's way, while older, whiter states are going for Trump.
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In truth, the moment reflected both a new, more diverse and tolerant Dallas and an old pragmatic, consensus-oriented one.
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The majority of respondents (58%) felt that the industry did not grow any more diverse over the last two years.
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I think the demographics of the people that are doing tech here are more diverse than the industry in general.
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If given the opportunity to graduate, the nation will prosper from a better educated, more diverse and more dynamic workforce.
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Saudi's Vision 2030, which was proposed in April last year, aims at transforming the country into a more diverse economy.
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The European Union is larger, more diverse and poorer, while Britain, an economic basket case in 1975, is comparatively thriving.
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The results confirm the long-standing impression that a more diverse microbiome is at least correlated with improved general health.
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In humans—a much more complicated species than the fly—the microbiome is also much, much larger and more diverse.
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As such, we need to replicate these findings with larger and more diverse samples before we can draw firm conclusions.
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"Maybe they're making the bacterial community more diverse by whacking back anyone that grows out too much," Dr. Bushman said.
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The Platinum Card from American Express offers a more diverse set of benefits in exchange for its $550 annual fee.
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But when the race moved into the more diverse states of Nevada and South Carolina, he failed to catch on.
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Russia has more diverse sources of revenue and it has built up its reserves since the last oil price downturn.
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Dr. Cobbs also became a consultant for companies and organizations seeking to become more diverse and develop executives of color.
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For years, many majority-white megachurches around the country had been trying to become more diverse, and finding some success.
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Evangelicals in America are getting more diverse, and white evangelicals are becoming a smaller and smaller portion of the population.
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So we feel that we have been doing a great job of bringing in a more diverse set of channels.
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The new staff will also be more diverse than the current makeup, which is largely white and male, she said.
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He said Midwest retirees, the traditional conservative base, were aging and being replaced by younger, more diverse and independent voters.
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The study found that films that featured diverse casts—like Star Wars: The Force Awakens—brought in more diverse audiences.
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As a younger, more diverse generation of voters emerges to challenge conventional politics, such a prospect cannot be ruled out.
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They're a better educated and more diverse group of older adults than in the past, less likely to experience poverty.
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The stated goal of this change is to make the boards more diverse and to create space for fresh leadership.
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But Con Todo El Mundo is, as its name suggests, even more diverse, touching on Compas, Persian pop, and psychedelia.
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The customers are youthful, as expected, but the crowd is far more diverse than it is elsewhere in the area.
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It would be false to say that Cove Haven hasn't tried to market to more diverse audiences over the years.
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In the process, Amsterdam Houses was divided among the three schools' zones, resulting in each zone being significantly more diverse.
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I'm proud to partner with WNDB to make an internship in publishing feasible for more diverse applicants through these grants.
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We're going to keep trying to get more diverse, but our lineup only allows so much room for new programming.
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However, there are benefits, including a more diverse array of investment options and the potential for growth in the market.
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Now, let me be clear: I personally favor reducing carbon emissions, vaccinating children, and making institutions more diverse and representative.
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Biden said nobody should count him out until South Carolina's more diverse electorate had its say, and he was right.
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Early exit polls show that the electorate was more diverse and more moderate than in the first three nominating contests.
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But throughout February, Mr. Biden had said that his fortunes would be reversed now that more diverse states were voting.
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Opening Ceremony often casts non-professional models, with a more diverse range of looks than in your average IMG binder.
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