A body mass index of 30 or more qualified as obese, and a body mass index of 40 or more qualified as class 3 obesity.
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They're only teenagers, but still ... more qualified, Wanda says.
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She is probably more qualified for the big house, honestly.
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It's unlikely that a more qualified person could've beaten Corker.
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To address the problem, it is adding more qualified personnel.
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A speck of dirt is way more qualified to be president.
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Elmets said she's more qualified than the "xenophobic and scary" Trump.
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With these enhancements, we attracted a higher-paying, more qualified tenant.
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"I thought she was more qualified than me," Mr. Liang testified.
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There was no one more qualified than me to do this.
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He was reluctant at first, believing there were others more qualified.
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Like, who's more qualified to search a few blocks of ruins.
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You should have advantage even over people more qualified than you.
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I think there are better, more qualified people to be president.
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Likely voters also found Clinton more qualified for the job than Trump.
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No one is more qualified than the job than comedian John Oliver.
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Beyond that, they said, she is simply more qualified to be president.
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We want to see more qualified people so we're attractive to people.
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Q: No one is more qualified to evaluate Luka Doncic than you.
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And who was more qualified to deliver those lessons than Donald Trump?
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This year, they're pushing back, arguing that motherhood makes them more qualified.
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Some have found that reaching more women has yielded more qualified applicants.
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She is more qualified than anyone else whose name has been mentioned.
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However, Suissa said Trump needs to hire more qualified people, and fast.
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There are literally thousands of people more qualified and better looking than me.
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"We help people get more qualified for industries looking for workers," Wert said.
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" I said, "There's probably a million people that are more qualified than me.
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Hindman was cheaper to hire than a more qualified musician would have been.
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She shouldn't necessarily take a job away from someone who is more qualified.
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It's hard to think of someone more qualified than Abizaid for the role.
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Who is more qualified to discuss the past — the witness or the historian?
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If you're familiar with her music, you know there's no one more qualified.
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Oppenheim was perhaps more qualified than most to take on such a topic.
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It may also incentivize more qualified experts to take college mental health services posts.
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"It's hard to imagine a more qualified candidate for this critical position," Trump said.
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She is seen as more qualified than the billionaire by an 28503-point margin.
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Trenaco had also planned to outsource much of the work to more qualified firms.
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It also hired a new, more qualified lab director in its Newark, California location.
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In other words, more qualified than Donald Trump to be president in all respects.
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Hiring and promotions are getting increasingly more competitive, particularly with a more qualified pool.
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No one is more qualified than Mitch McConnell to lead Senate in that effort.
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Six months from now, you'll be six months more qualified than you are now.
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The more qualified Democrats who seek office, the more elections Democrats will likely win.
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To be fair, that makes Price more qualified than most of Trump's Cabinet picks.
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This funding would mean more treatment options and more qualified health professionals on staff.
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In fact, she may be more qualified to sit on the Iron Throne than Jon.
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"I can't think of anybody more qualified than Martha McSally," Kyl told CNN last week.
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Doctors, it would stand to reason, would be more qualified to comment on the procedure.
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So, basically, if there's anyone more qualified for the job than Fenoli, let us know.
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That has created an industry and a demand for more qualified people in this area.
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What America needs are more qualified people who can create this infrastructure wherever they go.
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Wheeler's former boss, our colleague Senator Inhofe, says, quote, 'there is no one more qualified.
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Her research has found that female candidates are more qualified, on average, than male candidates.
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Elevating these requirements will ensure that more qualified and effective teachers are entering the workforce.
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An unqualified man being promoted over a more qualified woman is a very old story.
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At one point, he said there's never been a more qualified candidate in US history.
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But is there another, more qualified doctor on the ship whom we don't know about?
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Friday's results additionally found respondents believe Clinton is more qualified for the presidency than Trump.
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There are far more qualified people from a pool that would be 99.9 percent male.
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I think there are a lot of people more qualified to do that than me.
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There's no one more qualified to give tips on that than a 2-year-old girl.
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There is no one in America more qualified for this position and no one more deserving.
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Female candidates can appear more qualified and likable by highlighting specific accomplishments, the foundation has found.
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But it is much more qualified when it comes to other parts of the "cosmopolitan" formula.
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"There has never been any man or woman more qualified for this office," the president boomed.
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There is no one in America more qualified for this position, and no one more deserving.
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You somehow lucked into your role, and your colleagues are clearly more qualified than you are.
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Some youthful candidacies have fizzled amid the realization that others may, in fact, be more qualified.
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Many politicians argue that motherhood not only doesn't disqualify them, it also makes them more qualified.
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Without more qualified professionals, everyone's sensitive information could fall vulnerable to corporate ignorance, mismanagement and whim.
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"On paper, you would say, 'She's more qualified,' " he said of the Democratic presidential front-runner.
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An official told the Washington Post that John Dunkin may be more qualified than people realize.
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Wheeler's former boss, our colleague Senator (James) Inhofe, says, quote, 'there is no one more qualified.
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Although I would never vote for him, this does make him a more qualified candidate than most.
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There might not be anyone more qualified to pick the winner of the big Daniel Cormier vs.
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More qualified people would stay in the profession if the jobs had better pay, benefits and support.
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Not only is she qualified for her job, she's more qualified than you are for your job.
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Since there were more qualified applicants than jobs, we had a perfect opportunity for a randomized trial.
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He refused to speculate beyond that; he was no more qualified to do that than anyone else.
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Desperate to appear more qualified, I highlighted some extracurricular activities that showed my skills and work ethic.
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Applicants should identify one or more qualified not-for-profit cultural organization(s) to implement the pilot.
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While this pattern could be a result of women feeling like they need to be more qualified in order to run for office, it could also mean that the electorate would only consider and advance a woman if she were more qualified compared to her male counterparts, she says.
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A less qualified T. rex named Dr. Farts beat the more qualified cartoon tortoise named Greenie, she said.
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And there has never been any man – or woman – more qualified for this office than Hillary Clinton. Ever.
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Does building a Labo piano or fishing rod make you any more qualified to create the real thing?
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Like Waters, I want to see more qualified people of color and women represented in government and business.
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Three of them voted for Gorsuch in 2017 and Kavanaugh is as (or more) qualified and similarly conservative.
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What explains this slowed manufacturing job growth and the overwhelming need for more qualified workers in the industry?
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"We actually need more qualified immigrants in the United States in order to grow the economy," Kelly said.
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However, we've got a lot more problems in this country that I feel he is more qualified to handle.
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And all 22018 of them, in all likelihood, would be more qualified — ethically, morally, intellectually and spiritually — than Trump.
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Wray's not a politician, and his career suggests that he's among the more qualified outsiders to run the agency.
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Getting more qualified workers in those areas will take time and education to be filled solely by American workers.
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"No one is more qualified than Roberta to represent the United States in Mexico," he said in a statement.
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EPIKGO sent me their hoverboard to try out and they couldn't have picked a more qualified and handsome person.
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In fact, from a regulatory standpoint he's more qualified to do mathematical work on nuclear weapons than treat patients.
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"That would be a stupid, stupid deal, because there's nobody more qualified that Trump could have chosen," he said.
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According to the poll, Clinton is seen as being more qualified, but Sanders is seen as being more honest.
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On the question of which candidate is more qualified to deal with foreign policy issues, all 100 chose Clinton.
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The attending, who is more qualified, and possessive of her OR, can only assist the resident performing the surgery.
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But also when people look at resumes, there's a default function on both sides that men are more qualified.
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" Clinton, she added, "is more qualified, just like (students) need more experience for wherever we want to go work.
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It's that being a woman means she has to be more qualified than a man to win an election.
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In addition to being vastly more qualified for the job than Gamby is, she is also a black woman.
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And as a straight woman who directs gay porn, few are more qualified than Noelle to tell us why.
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And all 10 of them, in all likelihood, would be more qualified — ethically, morally, intellectually and spiritually — than Trump.
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"Not only is she qualified for her job, she's more qualified than you are for your job," said Meyers.
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"There are few people more qualified than Fernando Hierro to cover for Lopetegui's departure," Spain's captain Ramos told reporters.
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Amid all these pressures, some law schools have found that reaching out to women has yielded more qualified applicants.
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"There is no one in American more qualified for this position — and no one more deserving," Trump said Monday night.
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Remember how the old Hillary was constantly reading you her resume, insisting her "experience" made her more qualified or something?
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Remember when Clinton suggested back in 2008 that John McCain might be more qualified than Barack Obama to be president?
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"This also applies if the immigrant participation rate is increased or more qualified labour is attracted from abroad," he said.
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Clinton as more qualified than Mr. Trump on foreign policy, her economic views have not always been an easy sell.
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You are the governor of Ohio, and more qualified to be the nominee than either Mr. Trump or Mr. Cruz.
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After all, in 2016 a federal court essentially ruled that approximating white people's hair makes one more qualified for jobs.
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"It would be hard to come up with a more qualified nominee than Secretary Chao for this important role," Sen.
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In 2015 and 2016, he rose straight past sixteen Republican rivals, nearly all of them more qualified than he was.
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In the end, however, de Blasio was unable to convince liberal Democrats that he was more qualified than Massachusetts Sen.
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Why didn't she and Oyelowo advocate for a better, more qualified, darker-skinned black actress who looked and sounded like Simone?
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Many others wouldn't want the job, but someone must do it, and I can't think of anyone more qualified than you.
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Billionaire technology investor Yuri Milner said he's more qualified to send messages to aliens than talking about President-elect Donald Trump.
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In fact, we pointed out several household objects that would be more qualified than many of the members on Trump's team.
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I have great respect for the director; there's no one in my view more qualified for the job than James Comey.
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He noted that Singapore continues to produce more qualified statisticians out of schools here, so the scene is ripe for hiring.
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We need more qualified and skilled workers across the technology industry, whether as cybersecurity experts, coders, software programmers, or any others.
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They underestimate their abilities and assume they need to be much more qualified than men to run for the same office.
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"We're going to keep working with states to make licensing simpler for more jobs and reach more qualified workers," he said.
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What's more, your company can grow its workforce in a much more efficient way, knowing it's being served more qualified leads.
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"There is no one in America more qualified for this position and no one more deserving," Trump said of his pick.
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Others more qualified than I am to discuss it have taken also note of Ragnarok's uniquely Kiwi and uniquely Maori sensibility.
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There are few people more qualified to talk about President Trump's disclosure of classified information to the Russians than Paul Pillar.
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If Trump was looking for a military officer to advise him, it's hard to think of one that's more qualified on paper.
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The initial one was not, because Bloomberg was mayor, it was more tech-friendly and more qualified, competent, talented in the administration.
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She was more qualified than even her husband was when he was elected president, but she's not as good at communicating things.
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Tweaking job descriptions can get 25% more qualified people through the door and boost recruitment among minorities, says Kieran Snyder, Textio's boss.
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The judges routinely criticized his performances and seemed to lose patience with fans voting to keep him around over more qualified contestants.
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And if Obama is committed to choosing a person of color for the high court, there are more qualified candidates than Sandoval.
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The policy's detractors say that it allows less qualified minority applicants to get into universities at the expense of more qualified applicants.
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Sansa is technically still married to Bolton, yet Jon considers his "trusted advisors" more qualified to judge what actions to take. Obviously.
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He can appoint a more qualified, more objective, more credible, more distinguished and less controversial director of the FBI to replace Comey.
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Weaker issuers will face difficult conditions due to Beijing's "selective" efforts to support only more-qualified small and private firms, Huang said.
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There is no one more qualified to be the first woman to lead the CIA than 30+ year CIA veteran Gina Haspel.
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DeVos appears to have plagiarized quotes "It would be hard to come up with a more qualified nominee than Secretary Chao," said Sen.
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"He worked tirelessly to implement the President's agenda and it's hard to imagine someone else more qualified to do so," the official said.
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On September 20, 1973, 50 million viewers tuned in to watch a male chauvinist go up against a much more qualified woman opponent.
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Theranos has also been busy hiring a new medical board, a new lab director and more qualified personnel to appease the federal agency.
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If overconfident, underprepared men are being promoted into leadership roles, what does that mean for the more qualified women doing the actual work?
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Woman must be "ten times more qualified" than men to land a promotion, argues Anne Moss Rogers, co-owner of a marketing firm.
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More than 60 percent of the time, the nonwhite individuals who were more qualified than their white counterparts were given more costly options.
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Gay Talese, a veteran American journalist renowned for investigations into the private lives of his subjects, is more qualified than most to answer.
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Schultz, last summer, implied that his time leading the giant coffee business could make him more qualified to lead the country than Trump.
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Clinton succeed him, saying that "there has never been a man or a woman more qualified than Hillary Clinton" to serve as president.
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Explain why you're saying no, offer an an alternate proposal, and connect the person with someone who might be more qualified to help.
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"There is no one in America more qualified for this position and no one more deserving," Trump said of Kavanaugh during the announcement.
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And the more qualified and prepared they are, like Colin Powell and Mario Cuomo, the more they can tie themselves in Jesuitical knots.
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If you are asked to do or take about something that you think your trans friend, partner, or coworker is more qualified for.
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He said the government should reassess its approach to chaplaincy, and hire more qualified Muslim chaplains who have credibility with mainstream Muslim communities.
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You've been avoiding wondering whether your boss invited you instead of the more qualified woman of color because you make him more comfortable.
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The requirements will change the order in which H-1B registrations are selected to help get more qualified job candidates into American businesses.
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He is more qualified than some frontrunners, quite popular among Democratic activists, and the last black candidate with a decent shot after Sen.
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Federally certified radiologists may, in fact, be more qualified than pulmonologists in this matter because looking at X-rays is their specialty, he said.
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She believes they are no more qualified to make these determinations than she would be if she set out to survey a Hutterite cemetery.
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Competition between workers ensures that people strive to do their best work lest their jobs go to more qualified or faster or cheaper replacements.
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He disagreed with it because he thought senators would be better if they were picked by their state legislators because they'd be more qualified.
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That is, if you obtain a job by lying, you're denying it to the more qualified person who would have otherwise earned the job.
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And while she certainly is a fan of hockey, she's also way more qualified to talk hockey than some schlub pulled from the stands.
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But in recent years, Boston has been getting more qualified applicants than it can handle, since its permit limits the size of its field.
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She is an art teacher, but without special training and ongoing education, art teachers are no more qualified to practice therapy than a bartender.
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That nonpartisan coalition, Better For America, arises from the belief that we can, and must, offer Americans hope for a more qualified candidate in 2016.
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That disconnect has led many urban school leaders wrestling with this question: How can we recruit more qualified teachers whom our students can identify with?
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In terms of sheer physicality and boxing ability, Klitschko is by far the more qualified candidate to reign as the heavyweight champion of the world.
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Sady Doyle: My idea of social justice rests heavily on lived experience: If you've been there, you're more qualified and informed to speak about it.
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She had never worked as a teacher, but having gone to secondary school and one of Uganda's top universities, she was more qualified than most.
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" Later, the president chats about his speech with Bill backstage, joking, "I hope you don't mind me saying, she's a little more qualified than you.
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It also pledged to double the number of social workers and nurses over the next five years as more qualified applicants and funding become available.
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Below is a list of everyday household items that would be conceivably more qualified and less dangerous for Trump's America than the people he's chosen.
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He is arguably more qualified than Democrats' 2016 nominee, and it would take combining several of the 2023 Democrats currently running to match his qualifications.
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To understand the phenomenon a little better I spoke to Dr. Freddy Vista, who is more qualified to talk about skin conditions than I am.
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Perhaps more qualified for the role than her predecessor, because she was both French and a singer, Ms. Darrieux was nevertheless in awe of Hepburn.
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The plaintiffs are asking why colleges like Harvard should increase racial and ethnic diversity at the expense of "more qualified" applicants, in particular Asian-Americans?
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We simply had more qualified women than men in the pool; to keep a gender balance on campus, many ended up in the rejection pile.
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Another surprisingly close race could indicate that Republicans face a rough map in 2018, which may encourage more qualified Democratic candidates to enter local races.
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The consultants recommended modernizing and streamlining the recruitment and hiring processes so that more qualified candidates could be identified and jobs could be filled faster.
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And despite that, Weld vouched for Hillary Clinton, even saying at one point he's "not sure anybody is more qualified" than her to be president.
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She said she took herself out of the running for secretary of state during the transition because she thought Trump could find someone more qualified.
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There are also other Republicans who might well be stronger candidates for the nomination and who may well be more qualified to serve as president.
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"I know that the secretary and the White House are working hard to determine more people, more qualified candidates to take those positions," Nauert said.
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He said many employers insist on applicants having a four-year degree, but in many cases proper vocational training can mean a more qualified candidate.
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She appears to be more qualified in just about every way, a fact that by the end of the movie he seems painfully aware of.
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Josh: I don't think it matters that she earns more because I know she's more qualified and probably better than me—that's not the problem.
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He elevates his own children over more qualified people, in part, because he can be pretty sure that he can trust them to be loyal.
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And even when I was talking about the job at Businessweek, I knew that there were a ton of people more qualified than I was.
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And the reason that there aren't more people that look like you is because there aren't more qualified people that look like you out there.
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Despite the shortage, some of the more qualified workers across the border, who have built their livelihoods around shrimping, find themselves out of a job.
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But after watching the debate, young voters in this focus group came away thinking she was far more qualified to be president than Donald Trump.
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" And Trump argued that he is more qualified to be president than Clinton -- a former senator and secretary of state -- and that her "results are terrible.
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It was a topic that came up throughout the week, with one senator flat-out telling Gorsuch he thought Merrick Garland was more qualified than Gorsuch.
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President Trump on Monday night said "no one in American is more qualified" than Judge Brett Kavanaugh for the vacant seat on the Supreme Court bench.
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The other ornament wasn't perfect, but it was perfectly qualified for its position on my tree; much more qualified than the one I ended up with.
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I, on the other hand, think she's had a tougher road, which makes her even more qualified to be President than if she were a man.
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If, by renaming MOS s, this attracts more qualified women because they see the range of opportunities available to them, then I think it s great.
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I am voting for her because I truly believe that there is nobody more qualified to run this country – our country – than our secretary of state.
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When a decision is made, let the candidate know immediately instead of delaying because you're too busy or you've already moved onto a more qualified person.
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When she took an official White House role, the "feminist" case was made that Ivanka is "more qualified" than Jared and thus deserves a better title.
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That means putting in effort up front but eventually leaving more qualified people in charge so they can move on to the next income-generating project.
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"There is no one more qualified to be the first woman to lead the CIA than 85033+ year CIA veteran Gina Haspel," Sanders tweeted on Saturday.
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Williams-Brown didn't understand why Seth, who was eventually given a diagnosis of autism, couldn't return to his neighborhood school, where there were more qualified teachers.
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When I say "no" to someone, I almost always try to refer them to someone who is more qualified or more suited to help that person.
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But this idea of elevating the lowest white man over those more qualified or deserving didn't begin with Johnson's articulation and won't end with Trump's manifestation.
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"What matters is that more qualified people than ever before are now working to inspect and maintain signal and power components in the subway," he said.
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"There is no one more qualified than Andrew to help Scott Pruitt restore E.P.A. to its proper size and scope," Senator Inhofe said in a statement.
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"It will be important to strengthen the attractiveness and capacity to retain young workers, who tend to be more qualified than older generations," the bank said.
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In a tweet, Arizona's other senator — Republican Jeff Flake — said, "there is no one more qualified and Arizona is well served" by Ducey's choice of Kyl.
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But even more so because these CEOs are people who know Trump and, candidly, believe they are far more qualified to be president than he is.
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Perkins, the first and leading school for the blind, now offers a CVI Range Endorsement for TVIs in order to get more qualified people into the field.
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Last week, he suggested there were "different standards" regarding gender in the ongoing debate between his wife and Sanders over who is more qualified to be president.
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But gaining access to the resources they had—smaller class sizes, more qualified teachers, enhanced support services, increases in instructional time, more counselors and administrators—did wonders.
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A report in 2011 by the AARP, a lobby group for the aged, found that people conned into fake investments tended to be more qualified and richer.
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What would you say to people who oppose gender quotas—who think that if men are consistently hired for influential jobs, that just means they're more qualified?
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It said in a statement that the aim is to assign one or more qualified private operators over a pre-determined term with the support of advisors.
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"There is no one more qualified to be the first woman to lead the CIA than 30+ year CIA veteran Gina Haspel," Sanders wrote on Twitter Saturday.
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Copeland, the first African-American woman to be promoted to principal dancer with the American Ballet Theatre, couldn't be more qualified to dance in the classic tale.
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Perhaps no one is more qualified to discuss the WNBA playoffs than Maya Moore and the Lynx, now playing in their fifth WNBA Finals in six years.
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" Inhofe said in the statement that no one is more qualified than Wheeler to help EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt "restore EPA to its proper size and scope.
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As a politician who is also a former federal judge, Sandoval is more qualified for a Supreme Court seat than the typical elected official who gets floated.
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The DSCC's decision to endorse Hegar in December sparked several of her challengers to accuse the Senate Democrats' fundraising arm of ignoring more qualified candidates of color.
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As the years passed, I started to notice the same individuals getting promoted or rewarded over their peers — peers who were often far more qualified and experienced.
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"Cardi B and her fans are mad I said my cat was more qualified to run for Congress than she is, which I stand by," she tweeted.
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Only a person who believes she must automatically be more qualified than every person of color would have taken this case all the way to the Supreme Court.
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This sends a message to candidates who may be more qualified than Ossoff that the environment is favorable to Democrats, and they should roll the dice and run.
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The new guidelines will make it easier to register more qualified growers and increase the variety of marijuana products available for medical and scientific research, the agency said.
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Having female leadership, and women in political office specifically, often means having leadership that is more qualified and prepared to push through measures on issues that affect women.
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" But the company's privacy statement is more qualified: It says Intuit doesn't sell or share customer data with third parties for their own commercial uses "without your consent.
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Opponents might argue that actively forcing diversity is tokenism, that choosing in favour of women means potentially ignoring more qualified male acts who too deserve to be there.
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You couldn't ask for a more qualified candidate to play the avenging Danish prince than Terry, a veteran Shakespearean actress and the current artistic director of the Globe.
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Managers will be asked to interview two or more "qualified diverse candidates" for all non-entry level associate, vice president and managing director positions, according to the memo.
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By seeking more qualified active-duty female volunteers for the Infantry Officer Course, Berger said he'll allow lateral moves for those Marines seeking careers in previously restricted fields.
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Judge Garland, a former federal prosecutor and 20-year veteran of the nation's most important federal appeals court, is both more moderate and more qualified than Judge Gorsuch.
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Singh Cassidy launched theBoardlist last July, with the goal of getting more qualified women on boards, and her index of the tech industry will be updated quarterly, she said.
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"Glamour naming Bono "Woman of the Year" is just another example of a man getting a job despite there being women more qualified to do it," one person tweeted.
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"He felt he was more qualified, or at least as qualified, as Mr. Trump," joked Ms. Rachiele, who said she had not decided whom she would support on Tuesday.
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Now, unlike the 2000 film, the mind-reading ability confirms what was already clear to the audience: Ali's male co-workers are not any more qualified than she is.
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To get a sense of the adjustment Anthony is facing with the struggling Rockets, there is perhaps no more qualified expert in the field to talk to than McAdoo.
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John Cornyn, R-Texas, the second-ranking Senate Republican, on Friday said, "No one is more qualified" to head the Senate in the "team effort" to pass Trump's agenda.
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Clinton — the former first lady, senator from New York and secretary of state, who has raised millions of dollars for them over the years — simply more qualified and more electable.
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They are instead, overwhelmingly, enacting the exact same policies that a more experienced and more qualified Republican administration would give us — just done with less spit, polish, and overall competence.
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Yellen proved to be a steady hand at the Fed, is more qualified than Powell, and was a key player in steering the US economy through recovery after the recession.
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Guo, chairman of the China Banking Regulatory Commission (CBRC), whose rich experience and reformist credentials are similar to Zhou's, is seen as more qualified for the job, the sources said.
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In an interview at the time, Schultz suggested that a CEO with international experience such as himself would be more qualified to serve than the head of a private company.
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Half of the people polled said Trump's appointments are less qualified than the officials who previously held their positions, compared to just 24 percent who said they were more qualified.
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"I would suggest there are a lot of other people who are more qualified than Romney in foreign policy and who … have not been as actively hostile as he's been."
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To counteract potential implicit bias, YAI trains anybody conducting consent assessments to recognize their own biases, understand how their bias can influence services, and refer to more qualified supports when necessary.
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I watched mothers watching me, wondering how I got the job and what had happened to the busty no-nonsense middle-aged woman one might imagine as more qualified for it.
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Turner told fans at Comic-Con that she thought Sansa wasn't completely convinced by Jon's leadership abilities and commented that Sansa was much more qualified to be Queen in the North.
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He was presumably buoyed by Trump supporters flooding ABC with votes, and the judges weren't thrilled that a bad dancer was staying on while more-qualified contestants were being voted off.
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Waters, the top Democrat on the House Financial Services Committee, said "there is no one more qualified to lead our caucus than" Pelosi in a Wednesday evening letter to House Democrats.
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They told us that it was great that their children were learning their rights in school but that they wanted more qualified teachers who could teach them to read and write.
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The violence drew stinging condemnation from the United Nations, the African Union and Western governments, but a more qualified response from the Arab nations that have sided with Sudan's military leaders.
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If the US were able to imitate these systems, experts have argued for years, it could help attract more qualified teachers, raise test scores, and have a lifelong impact on students.
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The typical backlash to these policies involves myriad white urban legends and a number of lawsuits based on the idea that unqualified "minorities" are awarded positions over more qualified white people.
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"Many of these people are no more qualified to dole out life lessons than you or I." A decade and change later, I got a firsthand taste of the guru trade.
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Then, those elite workers use their massive incomes to monopolize elite education for their children, ensuring that their offspring are more qualified to dominate high-skilled industries than their middle-class counterparts.
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There is no one more qualified to serve as the very first Election Threats Executive than Shelby Pierson, whose knowledge and experience make her the right person to lead this critical mission.
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And there are so many more people who are more qualified to speak on these things, so the things that I say often come from a pretty gut emotional kind of place.
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As we see more startup activities coming to Southeast Asian countries, we expect to see more qualified foreign talent moving to the region vs staying in low growth American and European countries.
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Washington (CNN)Carly Fiorina said Friday that Hillary Clinton is "more qualified for the Big House" than the White House and compared her to the recently captured Mexican drug lord El Chapo.
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"I've seen terrible stories churned out by design directors turned writers, who think their experience in games and an interest in writing makes them more qualified than a professional writer," Gabrielle says.
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Though it may cost the company more money to rehire and retrain someone in the short-term, he says, Amazon is able to then fill that position with a more qualified employee.
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Those who have made it onto boards "had to be more qualified than men to be considered for directorships," concluded Deborah Bell, a data scientist, and Boris Groysberg of Harvard Business School.
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Venice is engulfed by tourists," local Marco Malafante told CNN back in December, "and we have to reduce the day trippers in favor of a more qualified, let's call it 'luxury' tourism.
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"We want to see more qualified Republican women in Congress, so that might look very different in North Carolina versus in a place like California, and we'd play in both," she said.
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They also point to a study of Swedish quotas that found that the implementation of gender quotas saw more qualified women take office and actually improved the quality of the male politicians.
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Of course there are many more qualified women out there — this is just a start and we're focused on identifying and connecting with many more candidates as we look to diversify our workforce.
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In the chaotic moments in the stairwell, Ms. Butler seemed more qualified to try to resuscitate Mr. Gurley, Officer Landau said during cross-examination by Robert E. Brown, a lawyer representing his partner.
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" Amazon user parkerccl writes: "There are extensive reviews of the sound quality written by much more qualified authors; as a daily listener I would agree that these are the best headphone I've used.
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There is quite literally no one more qualified to hand the "Proud Mary" singer that high honor than Beyoncé, who is continuing Turner's legacy as music's most fiercely talented, Black, and dominant force.
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The New York Times endorsed Democrat Hillary Clinton for the White House on Saturday, saying she was more qualified than Republican presidential rival Donald Trump to handle the challenges facing the United States.
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On paper, Okonjo-Iweala is far more qualified for the job than Malpass is, not least because she spent many years holding senior positions at the World Bank and knows how it works.
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Ironically, even after she made complaints of alleged discrimination, she sought and was advanced into yet another role in the Purchasing department (her fifth opportunity at Tesla), again over other more qualified candidates.
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The simple truth about how ordinary people accomplish outrageous feats of success is that they do the hard things that smarter, wealthier, more qualified people don't have the courage — or desperation — to do.
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Then, running against the establishment of his own party and an evidently more qualified female candidate, he loses the popular vote but manages, by way of an arcane voting system, to take power.
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A famous 393 experiment, in which equivalent résumés with male and female names were evaluated for lab manager jobs, found that the man was rated as more qualified and offered a higher salary.
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The change in management has allowed the tribal authority to develop a plan to reopen the inpatient hospital and the emergency room, recruit more qualified doctors and health care workers, and upgrade equipment.
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If, on the other hand, he appoints a more qualified director than Comey and agrees to the creation of an independent commission, President Trump could restore confidence in the American system of justice.
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After all, the Johnson-Weld ticket is polling at about seven per cent nationally, and Weld has previously said that he is "not sure anybody is more qualified" than Clinton to be President.
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"When I was on admissions, I would say there are more 'qualified' students who we know can thrive and excel at this particular institution than there are spots in the freshman class," Chu said.
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In a statement on its website, AMAC said it supports more qualified foreign companies to register as private fund management companies in China, in a bid to promote the opening of China's capital markets.
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"There has never been a man or a woman – not me, not Bill, nobody – more qualified than Hillary Clinton to serve as President of the United States of America," Obama said with a flourish.
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Klobuchar, who is currently polling behind the leaders in the crowded Democratic primary, pointed to her ability to win a statewide race as to why she is more qualified to be president than Buttigieg.
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In Houston, 17 of the district's 284 schools are magnet schools that have minimum academic requirements for grades and test scores; If there are more qualified applicants than seats, students are chosen by lottery.
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These days, I can't stop posting political blips and blurbs — anything from how you can help to why the latest news item is bad to what is happening as explained by someone more qualified.
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Novoselsky and Jacob Hsu, Catalyte CEO, held the event's first conversation, "Creating a More Qualified, Diverse Future Workforce," in which they discussed how fast technological advancement is affecting the U.S. workforce and talent recruitment.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The New York Times endorsed Democrat Hillary Clinton for the White House on Saturday, saying she was more qualified than Republican presidential rival Donald Trump to handle the challenges facing the United States.
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Washington (CNN)Former President Bill Clinton on Friday suggested there were "different standards" regarding gender in the ongoing debate between his wife, Hillary Clinton, and Bernie Sanders over who is more qualified to be president.
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But it's also one of the few industries in which even the biggest companies are young and nimble enough to quickly change the way they do business, and one that desperately needs more qualified workers.
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"I can say with confidence there has never been a man or a woman, not me, not Bill, more qualified than Hillary Clinton to serve as president of the United States of America," Obama said.
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The gap in preparation, knowledge, and basic competence has been evident in every contest, and it's led to polls showing that even voters who loathe Clinton recognize she's far more qualified and capable than Trump.
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"On social media, this may be amplified—we are less likely to intervene because we assume that others who, for example, are more qualified or know the individual better, have already done so," Nesi says.
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If anything, rather than face discrimination, the facts show that Ms. Vandermeyden was given special treatment and opportunities for advancement that were unwarranted based on her qualifications, and that negatively impacted other more qualified individuals.
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Mike Pence is far more qualified to occupy the Oval Office than Donald Trump is, and the less time reality-TV hosts spend with access to America's nuclear-launch codes, the safer we'll all be.
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It added that it would even let more qualified foreign-invested rating institutions develop credit-rating businesses for the interbank market and exchange-traded bonds, and allow them to receive Type A lead underwriting permits.
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John Cornyn, the second-highest ranking Republican in the Senate, voiced support for McConnell on Twitter Friday, saying that "no one is more qualified" than the Senate majority leader to advance the President's legislative agenda.
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"When one is looked at as an amalgamation of all of their skills from prior roles, they are always more qualified to do a number of opportunities than they realized when relying on title alone."
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However, the online reaction has been less than supportive: Glamour naming Bono "Woman of the Year" is just another example of a man getting a job despite there being women more qualified to do it.
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To them, the rapturous reception he has received, particularly as more qualified female candidates like Elizabeth Warren and Kirsten Gillibrand struggle, shows not how much has changed, but just how much has stayed the same.
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The same judge issued a more qualified ruling against Mr. Jones in a separate defamation case brought by Marcel Fontaine, who was falsely identified on the Infowars website as the gunman in the Parkland, Fla.
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Prior to taking the stage to deliver her speech, Trump found herself the subject of some major critique who felt that there were many more qualified women in the tech industry to represent the event.
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Among the G3 currencies, the euro, which is generally positively correlated to risk sentiment, tends to ease on trade worries while the yen tends to gain but the two currencies' reactions have been more qualified.
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"There has never been a man or a woman – not me, not Bill, nobody – more qualified than Hillary Clinton to serve as President of the United States of America," Obama said in his address Wednesday night.
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The Trump team has known this all along, and won the election with a more persuasive and emotional campaign than Hillary Clinton's message that leaned on the "fact" that she was more "qualified" for the job.
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And that's why I can say with confidence there has never been a man or a woman—not me, not Bill—more qualified than Hillary Clinton to serve as president of the United States of America.
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While Gillum is more qualified than most of the progressive candidates running under Sanders' "Our Revolution" banner, he was also the only non-millionaire in the race and had raised substantially less cash than his opponents.
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I am incredibly pleased to be here as a host of a late-nite talk show that airs at 12:37 on CBS, no one is more qualified to be hosting a charity event then me.
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"There has never been a man or a woman more qualified than Hillary Clinton to serve as president of the United States of America," Obama said, saying he is ready to "pass the baton" to her.
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None is perhaps more qualified to weigh in on metal aesthetics than Christophe Szpajdel, a Belgian logo artist who has hand-drawn and inked more than 7,000 mostly metal logos over his 30-odd year career.
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VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Pope Francis decried "malevolent" internal resistance to his campaign to reform the Vatican bureaucracy on Thursday and said lay men and women should get top jobs if they are more qualified than clerics.
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Barr is infinitely more qualified than acting attorney general Matthew Whitaker, but Barr and Whitaker have something in common: They both auditioned for the job by making sure Trump knew they opposed the special counsel investigation.
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Looking at that résumé, do you really think he is going to conclude that anyone who decides to run for the Democratic nomination in 2020 is really more qualified to do the job than he is?
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That began to change with the 2018 midterms, when a new crop of younger female candidates publicly embraced their role as mothers, arguing that their family life made them more qualified — not less — for political office.
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When potential voters were asked about candidates who the researchers determined had similar credentials at the time -- Hillary Clinton, Elizabeth Dole, John Edwards, Rudy Giuliani, and John McCain -- they perceived the men to be more qualified.
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"There has never been a man or woman, not me, not Bill - nobody more qualified than Hillary Clinton to serve as president of the United States," Obama said to cheers at the Philadelphia convention on Wednesday night.
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" Obama on Clinton "I can say with confidence there has never been a man or a woman -- not me, not Bill, nobody -- more qualified than Hillary Clinton to serve as president of the United States of America.
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While leaving the day to day operations to "more qualified people" in the company's headquarters in Manhattan's Chelsea section, Bisanz travels the world in a mission to inspire people to join a movement of healthy, organic living.
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No one is more qualified to chart the meteoric rise of greenery in the online space than Igor Josifovic and Judith de Graaff, the founders of Urban Jungle Blog, a global community about all things house plants.
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He is plenty smart, and while he might not be qualified in the conventional sense, he is more qualified than some of the other folks that our so-called smart set thought could do a good job.
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The company also provided certified employees to help install the batteries, and Musk pledged that even more qualified workers would be sent from the mainland to train local installers and combat opportunistic price gougers on the island.
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In addition to being a huge market, talent acquisition also provided measurable validation of the company's tech — that is, it could easily show "augmented" postings received more responses and led to the hiring of more qualified candidates.
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That sentiment was shared by Andy M., from Nashville, who said that teachers' salaries should be competitive with other high-status professions, and that higher pay would attract a more "qualified applicant pool" from top-tier universities.
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What sources does Trump believe are more qualified to provide the President with up-to-the-minute data and analysis on global threats than the world's largest, best-funded, most technologically advanced, and most experienced security apparatus?
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That sentiment was shared by Andy M., from Nashville, who said that teachers' salaries should be competitive with other high-status professions, and that higher pay would attract a more "qualified applicant pool" from top-tier universities.
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And that's why I can say with confidence there has never been a man or a woman — not me, not Bill, nobody — more qualified than Hillary Clinton to serve as president of the United States of America.
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She told BuzzFeed News she thinks there are other more qualified candidates who have been more involved in the community, and is leaning toward Melissa Clary, one of two women candidates who are viewed as viable Kihuen challengers.
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But Pressley wasn't just running on a progressive message, she was arguing that her own experience as a person of color made her more qualified to represent the district than an older white man — no matter how liberal.
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The 63-year-old Winfrey created a stir when, in a video clip released by Bloomberg earlier this year, she suggested that Trump's election had made her think she could be more qualified for office than she thought.
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"There has never been a man or a woman, not me, not Bill, nobody more qualified than Hillary Clinton to serve as president of the United States of America," President Barack Obama proclaimed during the Democratic National Convention.
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Top DHS cybersecurity official Jeanette Manfra backed the idea at a Carnegie Endowment for International Peace event shortly after the proposal was released, adding that the department is considering different options to help generate a more qualified workforce.
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In Sweden, a recent study found, female executives are half as likely as men to be chief executives, and one-third less likely to be high earners — even when they were more qualified for these jobs than men.
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The absurd proportion of air time given to Trump comes at the expense of far more qualified and electable Republican candidates, who are deprived of air time to present their viewpoints on the issues and their qualifications. Sen.
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The first being that it's just ridiculous to spend money and effort making a light-skinned actress darker for the role when there are so many dark-skinned actresses who are equally, if not more, qualified to play Simone.
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But there was at least one significant moment in which Fallon decided that the best way to address a topic was to not address it all, and to instead lend his spotlight to someone more qualified for the job.
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Contrary to expectation, the researchers reported in a working paper released last year, those recruited with "career" advertisements were more qualified and scored higher on exams during training, and also exhibited the same degree of emphasis on community service.
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Against this backdrop, now there is a flare-up because Hillary Clinton on Friday made the mistake of reminding people about Trump's track record and why he was able to garner more support than 16 more qualified Republican candidates.
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As a result, resumes that are keyword-heavy may end up surfacing higher than candidates that may actually be more qualified, while Restless Bandit looks to try to draw correlations between strong candidates and excise those sorts of problems.
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Political scientists say this so-called ambition gap is because women are less likely to be encouraged or recruited to run, underestimate their own abilities, assume they need to be more qualified than men and view politics as sexist.
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But a study of the Texas ID requirement by Rice University's Baker Institute for Public Policy released in August found that many more qualified voters, confused or intimidated by the new rules, have not tried to vote at all.
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This year, with a record number of women running for office and a surge of energy among female voters, candidates are pushing back on that bias, arguing that motherhood not only doesn't disqualify them, it makes them more qualified.
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Instead of arguing that people of color are given preferential treatment over more qualified white students, the case against Harvard centers on Asian-American students, to attack affirmative action on the grounds that it hurts people of color too.
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There are people far more qualified than I to talk about life with Type 20093 and I won't presume to speak for them, except to say that the obnoxious judgments and comments they get from people, I get too.
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If the sex offender was a great guy, needed a second chance but the employer decided not to hire him because he found a more qualified candidate, there should be no repercussions for the sex offender who was denied the job.
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Stewart's UMP bosses think the public might take a liking to this goofy youngster, so they put him in charge of his own ship, the Cruiser, with his far more qualified sister Karen (Bess Rous) as his resentful second-in-command.
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Andrew Wheeler, the EPA's deputy administrator and soon-to-be acting administrator, may be even more qualified for that mission given his previous work as a coal lobbyist for Murray Energy and an aide to climate-denying Senator James Inhofe.
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On election night, I wasn't shocked, but it hurts to know that the most incompetent, morally bankrupt, and ignorant white man can be elected over a woman about whom reasonable people can disagree, but who was obviously more qualified than Trump.
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Details: AJ Vandermeyden, who's worked at Tesla since 2013, filed a complaint last fall alleging that her concerns about workplace issues were dismissed by management, and that male engineers were promoted above women who were "equally or more qualified" for jobs.
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In fact, he believes he will be more qualified than ever after mastering the Atlantic League's futuristic rules, which also include relievers having to face a minimum of three batters and a time limit of 1 minute 45 seconds between innings.
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On election night, I wasn't shocked, but it hurts to know that the most incompetent, morally bankrupt, and ignorant white man can be elected over a woman about whom reasonable people can disagree but who was obviously more qualified than Trump.
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MUNGER: WELL, I THINK THIS IS A VERY GOOD IDEA, AND ALL OF THE BERKSHIRE SHAREHOLDERS SHOULD BE VERY HAPPY ABOUT IT. YOU CAN HARDLY FIND TWO MORE QUALIFIED PEOPLE ON EARTH TO BE PROMOTED TO MORE RECOGNITION AND SO FORTH.
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In one of the biggest primaries of the season, in a state with one of the largest Black populations in the country, the Democratic Party establishment-backed a white man over an equally (if not more) qualified Black woman -- Rep.
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An updated perspective on the value of, and specific skills and non-traditional backgrounds in, an organization, coupled with the best assessments, can broaden the view to more qualified candidates while simultaneously allowing a company to improve diversity and, accordingly, its performance.
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"I can say with confidence there has never been a man or a woman, not me, not Bill, more qualified than Hillary Clinton to serve as president of the United States of America," President Barack Obama said of his former secretary of state.
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Washington (CNN)Libertarian vice presidential hopeful Bill Weld said Friday that he's "not sure anybody is more qualified than Hillary Clinton to be president of the United States," the latest misstep in what's been a painful week for the third-party ticket.
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Jason Guggisberg, vice president at the large staffing firm Adecco, says he's advised companies to hike pay more in order to attract more qualified workers — but they've been reluctant to do so, citing uncertainty about how much longer the recovery will last.
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I think and hope many of those wavering will ultimately choose Clinton, not just out of disgust for how Trump views women -- and nearly everyone but white males -- but by seeing Clinton as the candidate who is eminently more qualified for the job.
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That is obviously a joke, because, in fact, most tech leaders are more often lightweight versions of libertarians and largely apolitical except for backing gay and transgender rights and wanting to allow more qualified immigrants into the country to make more tech.
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The administration wasn't sure she would stay on board until Saturday afternoon, which might explain this Saturday tweet from Sanders: There is no one more qualified to be the first woman to lead the CIA than 30+ year CIA veteran Gina Haspel.
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"It's embarrassing because there are thousands of [black] people who are just as qualified or more qualified than I am who deserve the opportunity, but haven't been given the opportunity," Kenneth Chenault, former chairman and CEO of American Express, says in the report.
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But 13 states have decided to "defund" Planned Parenthood by finding creative ways to bar the organization from receiving Title X funds — no matter how much more qualified it is to make use of those funds than other providers in the area.
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President Obama brought the house down at the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia on Wednesday when he said that there has "never been a man or a woman — not me, not Bill, nobody" who is more qualified to be president than Hillary Clinton.
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Students whose families had chosen PS 126 for middle school had attended elementary schools with ample funding, giving them access to teachers who had better resources and working conditions, which meant the teachers were happier, stayed longer, developed better curricula, and became more qualified.
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Less salient are the sporadic external events that also invariably matter, like the mentor who helped you during a rough patch in 11th grade or the promotion you got because a more qualified colleague had to turn it down to care for an ill spouse.
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It's common sense to undertake practical public safety protections before granting someone access to a destructive device, and no one is more qualified to make that determination than local law enforcement, who know their communities best and are the first to rush into danger.
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"If Mr. Iger, who by all measures has been a tremendous leader of the company, were to stay on for perhaps an additional two years, giving the company the opportunity to find a more qualified successor, I think that would be well received," Morris said.
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With only a few hours of Scandal left — the series will end with this season's 18th episode — the ABC drama finally had to explain what it is that drags far more qualified people than Fitz into his orbit and keeps them for so very long.
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When they were drawing up the shortlist for London's new night tsar, it would have been hard to find a man more qualified for the role than Mark Lawrence, known more commonly to the city's battered army of club-goers and nightlife natives as Mala.
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"Docker has the potential to become not only one of the most enduring technology companies, but also a transformational platform, technology, and movement; I can't think of a better or more qualified individual to lead us to that future than Steve," writes Golub today.
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There, I was faced with a group of much younger, more qualified and experienced people all waiting to go through the interview process, which didn't do much to calm my nerves but, to my amazement, I was successful and secured the position of psychological assistant.
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That's what Barack Obama confronts right now, and that's why he hit the campaign trail on Tuesday, appearing onstage with Hillary Clinton in North Carolina and proclaiming without reservation that "there has never been any man or woman more qualified for this office" than she.
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That doesn't mean there isn't a gender penalty: It is difficult to quantify whether gender costs women votes because people are unlikely to admit sexism in polls, and women tend to wait until they are more qualified than men to run for the same office.
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Though many things about the hospital and its staff are progressive, some clear delineations lie between them — especially between the white doctors and one black doctor (played by André Holland) who's more qualified than most of the staff but is rebuffed by many of them.
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In that context, Mallory emerges as less a Robin Hood and more as a kind of avatar for the privileged white man who scams his way to the top at the expense of other people who are almost certainly more qualified than he is.
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What makes meritocrats so unbearable to their critics is not so much their success but their insistence that they have succeeded because they worked harder than others, because they happened to be more qualified than others and because they passed the tests that others failed.
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"If you believe there is any meritocratic element to the selection process, there are others who are by most objective metrics more qualified," said Douglas Rediker, who represented the United States on the executive board of the International Monetary Fund from 2010 to 2012.
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"The professionalization of the early childhood sector through more qualified staff may lead to significant gains for children and their families," Matthew Manning of Australian National University and his co-authors wrote in an analysis, published in January, of 48 studies from various countries.
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Using tax code incentives, as proposed in the USA Workforce Tax Credit Act, Congress and the Trump administration can encourage individual investors and businesses to steer increased private sector resources to create more qualified skilled workers for the jobs they need filled — now and in the future.
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He was probably more qualified to make a judgment of whether it was time for him to go than we were, but that didn't stop us from printing it on the front page of the paper, which is something that in hindsight we should have realized.
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Still, a takeover of the Sioux San hospital's operations by 18 tribal communities led to upgraded equipment, more qualified health care workers and the ability to reopen a disqualified inpatient hospital and ER. Go deeper: Warren presents 2020 plan to protect tribal lands, support Native Americans
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"By objective standards, there are few more qualified candidates for the highest court in the land than Judge Merrick Garland, yet the Republican Senate is refusing to do its job and move his nomination forward in a timely manner," said NARAL president Ilyse Hogue in a statement.
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"If this waiver was real, I don't think anyone else would have been more qualified to get it," Omid, who is 31 and asked that his last name not be published to protect his family from possible retaliation from the US government, told me in between sobs.
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"We have an amazing candidate who's more qualified than anyone who's run any year that I can remember — and I've been around for four decades," Banks, 42, said when we caught up with her this week at an event hosted by the Creative Coalition, an arts advocacy group.
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David Bonderman, chairman and founding partner of TPG, told delegates at the annual Milken Asia Summit in Singapore that, based on his interactions, regulators in China made more sense than their peers in the U.S. "They are more qualified, went to better schools," Bonderman said, alluding to Chinese regulators.
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And, as President Obama pointed out at the Democratic National Convention last month, there has never been a man or woman more qualified to occupy the Oval Office than Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Better and more qualified people can make a political analysis of what's happening in the ongoing Chilean uprising, but I can say that I feel deeply represented by the protests, with the chaos and overall message it's sending to the political class.
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If, however, the witnesses do not hold up under questioning -- if their in-person accounts are more qualified or less detailed than their written statements, or perhaps recanted entirely -- then Ford loses crucial corroboration, and her credibility will suffer for having submitted their statements in the first place. 3.
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An outsider with no political experience, multiple bankruptcies, and a dodgy relationship with the law and the truth, Trump ultimately bested Clinton in a move that was both utterly stunning and not surprising at all: Have you ever seen a more qualified woman passed over for a man with less experience?
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President Barack Obama didn't hesitate to use a little hyperbole in making the case for Hillary Clinton during the convention: "There has never been a man or a woman, not me, not Bill, nobody more qualified than Hillary Clinton to serve as president of the United States of America," he said.
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" The suit goes on to say that "the unchecked gender bias that pervades Microsoft's corporate culture has resulted in female technical professionals receiving less compensation than similar men, the promotion of men over equally or more qualified women, and less favorable performance evaluation of female technical professionals compared to male peers.
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"I can say with confidence there has never been a man or a woman -- not me, not Bill, nobody -- more qualified than Hillary Clinton to serve as president of the United States of America," Obama said to a roaring crowd -- and a belly-laughing Bill Clinton -- at the Democratic National Convention.
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"How do you evaluate a company that says we will spend a lot of money and make the workforce more qualified but not create many jobs?" said Aaron Bowman, senior vice president for business development at JAXUSA Partnership, a regional economic development agency and division of the local chamber of commerce.
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Clinton's qualifications are typical of female politicians who run in the footsteps of their fathers or husbands; women who are members of political dynasties are more qualified than men with similar backgrounds, according to a study conducted by Harvard professor Daniel Smith, along with Swedish researchers Olle Folke and Johanna Rickne.
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On some levels it is hard to think of a more qualified American official to deal with the issues concerning weapons of mass destruction and Iran, Syria and North Korea than Bolton, who has great expertise in those matters and also of dealing directly with American adversaries such as the Iranians.
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Charles Martin 225-20(218KO) Charles Martin is like the "accidental" heavyweight champ of the bunch, and the title comes almost in a literal sense since he won the IBF belt due to a self-inflicted knee injury sustained by his much more qualified opponent Vyacheslav Glazkov two Saturdays ago.
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This became a familiar refrain for women across race and class strata during World War II, as necessity for more women workers grew, but Shetterly asserts that black women were, at times, more qualified to fulfill that need, as they had juggled work outside the home and homemaking, far prior to the war.
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"Women might feel more qualified for lots of jobs, and they don't expect to get discriminated against, but that has not translated into complaining about harassment," said Chai Feldblum, a commissioner with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission who, along with a colleague, Victoria Lipnic, spent a year producing a report on the subject.
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Kumail Nanjiani got a 10-year subscription to PornHub for his shirtless pics Stephen Colbert commemorates Mike Pompeo's NPR freakout with pun-based merch BTS playing hide and seek with James Corden and Ashton Kutcher is super adorable 'She's more qualified than you are for your job': Seth Meyers blasts Pompeo over bizarre NPR tantrum
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If there are more qualified students than there are acceptance letters, then it only makes sense that most of those letters will go to the students who can use the limited space they're given in an application — a questionnaire, maybe a few essays — to create a portrait of their academic careers that appeals to an admissions agent's sensibilities.
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BUT IF YOU WANT CAPABILITY IN YOUR GOVERNMENT, AND YOU WANT EXPERTISE AND YOU WANT TO GET THINGS DONE, SOMEWHERE DOWN THE LINE, IF THE TALENT OTHERWISE ISN'T THERE, IF THE EXPERIENCE IS LACKING AND MAKES YOU AN INEFFECTIVE LEADER, THE PRESIDENT IS GOING TO WANT TO TAP INTO THE RESERVE OF PEOPLE WHO ARE QUALIFIED OR MORE QUALIFIED.
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Democratic nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE is viewed as more qualified than her Republican rival to serve as president, according to a Quinnipiac University poll released Thursday.
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" That's more qualified than the sense of high destiny with which Rhodes set out, but it's still a story of progress, of the philosophy that he ascribes to both the chef Anthony Bourdain and Barack Obama: "If people would just sit down and eat together, and understand something about each other, maybe they could figure things out.
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Author and 2023 presidential hopeful Marianne WilliamsonMarianne WilliamsonWilliamson unveils plan to create Cabinet-level Department of Peace Marianne Williamson says she will remove Oval Office portrait of Andrew Jackson if elected Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report MORE qualified Thursday to appear on the Democratic primary debate stage after reaching the Democratic National Committee's (DNC) donor threshold.
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But the White House apparently pressed her to stay on — and officials are still pushing the gender angle, with press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders arguing that anyone who cares about women's equality must support Haspel: There is no one more qualified to be the first woman to lead the CIA than 20173+ year CIA veteran Gina Haspel.
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In terms of personnel, it might mean that instead of easing out the hacks and cranks and TV personalities, as his staff managed to do during the year of constraint, Trump will begin to usher out his more qualified personnel and replace them with, well, TV personalities — Cohn with Larry Kudlow, perhaps, or H. R. McMaster with John Bolton.
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The two competing narratives—one from the EPA, suggesting that people in northern St. Louis county are safe and that the nuclear waste can stay put, and one from activists and environmental groups arguing that the Corps is more qualified to handle the site and should remove the waste—has been a constant for the last five years.
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"The exchanges with Klobuchar were an opportunity for him to successfully make the case that judgment matters more than DC experience on the big debate stage — and he effectively countered the criticisms that have been levied in the past month: that candidates with DC experience are more qualified to be president," said one Buttigieg campaign official.
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Her answer, as you might expect, was "yes," but it was a more qualified yes than I was expecting, and I was interested in how she traced the differences in roles offered to men and women back to the very roots of storytelling itself — before offering up a sly takedown of Hollywood sexism in her inimitable way.
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As obviously qualified as Clinton is — at a Charlotte, N.C., campaign rally, President Obama said, "There has never been any man or woman more qualified for this office than Hillary Clinton, ever, and that's the truth" — and as clearly superior to the puffed-up presumptive Republican nominee as she is, there is something about Clinton, and indeed the Clintons, that makes me uneasy.
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" According to Mr. Levitz, there is no reason to believe that a psychiatrist who sees a patient once a week is more qualified to diagnose narcissistic personality disorder than a doctor who has "access to hundreds of hours of a patient's interviews and improvisatory remarks, along with a small library's worth of biographical information and testimonials from his closest confidants.
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More than "a dozen men" in positions of power had told him they hesitated to hire attractive women, even when those women were more qualified than male applicants, because "it's too big a risk," he said — seeming to imply that the blame for such situations lay not with the men making the hiring decisions, but with women for making themselves liabilities.
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"I'm going to blow a little smoke at you guys because I have to say in the 30 years that I've been on either the House or Senate Armed Services I've never seen a group of nominees come in more qualified than you four and I think we're going to turn this corner now because we have the right people at the helm," Inhofe said.
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The outgoing executive chairman of Starbucks, who has maintained he is not interested in running for office, on Tuesday implied that his time leading the giant coffee business could make him more qualified to lead the country than President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE.
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Comedian Seth Meyers on Tuesday joked that President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE has a tiny voice inside of his head that expresses self-doubt, particularly that Vice President Pence is more qualified for his job than he is.
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When the news broke in October, Twitter gave an extremely tech company non-explanation; there are various reasons having to do with slow user growth and Twitter's own robustly borked internal doings, but they are not really very interesting and anyway you would do well to get them from some of the (many) people more qualified than I. But in this uninformed man's opinion, the end of Vine can be traced back to the internet's original misunderstandings: the idea that all of this has a purpose, and that it must grow.
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