This could be particularly beneficial to the most disadvantaged groups.
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Our penal system is biased toward incarcerating the most disadvantaged.
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Among the most disadvantaged Venezuelans, he said, are the Warao.
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Travelers are recognized as among the most disadvantaged groups in Britain.
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U.S. This means less support going to children in the most disadvantaged
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We also need to better integrate the youth of our most disadvantaged communities.
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And the effect seems to be driven by improvements in the most disadvantaged kids.
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The schools with the most disadvantaged children have greater challenges and arguably need more resources.
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India's constitution seeks to protect "scheduled" tribes, though they remain among the country's most disadvantaged groups.
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This labor market is offering even the most disadvantaged job seekers the fresh opportunity to work.
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Meanwhile, two of the most disadvantaged refiners under the program are headquartered in Pennsylvania, he said.
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Cuba's medical brigades now serve in over 100 nations, tending to the poorest and most disadvantaged.
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These communities will be among those most disadvantaged by the proposed changes in the infrastructure plan.
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And it's not just education: Australia's Aboriginal people are the most disadvantaged among its 23 million population.
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It has also boosted income and jobs in the most disadvantaged region of Western Europe's poorest country.
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Twenty Senate Republicans represent states that expanded Medicaid, which would be most disadvantaged by Cassidy-Graham's funding formula.
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Provide federal matching funds to offer down-payment assistance to residents of the country's 100 most disadvantaged communities.
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And how can they harness global forces to help their most disadvantaged citizens as well as their most advantaged?
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By focusing on Medicaid, the plan targets the program serving the most disadvantaged recipients for the most severe cuts.
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These are the towns, hamlets, villages, and counties that would find themselves the most disadvantaged by Trump's infrastructure plan.
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The very most disadvantaged kids are, fortunately, pretty likely to grow up to be somewhat less disadvantaged than their parents.
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It has always been the case that the threat from tainted drugs disproportionately affects the most disadvantaged people in society.
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Indeed, my research has shown that the most disadvantaged people have gained the most from the reduction in violent crime.
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"We believe we can level the playing field for the most disadvantaged consumers in the financial system," Mr. Lin said.
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Also they can serve as teachers and mentors in the most disadvantaged of communities, sort of a national peace corps.
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Not only is the program unsustainable in the long term, it may actually be hurting those Americans who are most disadvantaged.
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That provision has been criticized by the industry as unfairly taking aim at colleges focused on helping the most disadvantaged students.
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Secondly, fairness should be at the heart of negotiations to ensure the most disadvantaged are in a more prosperous position by 2019.
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Commonsense reforms to the food safety net would lift people out of poverty and aid the most disadvantaged people in our society.
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Before the premium, 57% of school leaders said they aimed support at their most disadvantaged pupils; 94% now do, says the NAO.
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"The most disadvantaged victims of Hurricane Maria are now the ones that are further suffering under the burden of politics," she said.
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Higher-income, healthy people who buy their own insurance have been the most disadvantaged group under Obamacare, and their fortunes would improve.
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Doyle is white, feminine, thin, beautiful — not exactly the kind of person who's most disadvantaged by the way she presents to the world.
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Sex workers are an extremely marginalized group of people — one of the most disadvantaged in the world, a 2015 Amnesty International article said.
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This delay could leave students — often the most disadvantaged and unsophisticated consumers — vulnerable to programs that are already failing the federal performance test.
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But when it comes to quitting, 66.6% of the most disadvantaged have quit compared to 47.7% of the least disadvantaged ( see table 9.2.10).
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They are now working on building up public institutions, like schools, using old containers and helping to provide basic services to the most disadvantaged.
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This put teachers's jobs on the line if students—even the most challenging ones, in the most disadvantaged settings—didn't achieve at certain levels.
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We're subject to biases and stereotypes, and when these come into play in the criminal justice system, the most disadvantaged communities end up suffering.
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The 10 percent most disadvantaged Shanghai 15-year-olds score better in math than the 10 percent most privileged 15-year-olds in America.
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That's particularly troubling for grassroots charities such as the Community Partnership School, a brand-new independent school located in one of Philadelphia's most disadvantaged neighborhoods.
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But deep-seated ideology is hard to shake, and protections have done little to fully empower Dalits, who remain among the country's most disadvantaged people.
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Supporters say that for-profit colleges provide a ladder for the most disadvantaged students and that any misdeeds represent a tiny fraction of the industry.
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Make no mistake: The decisions of a few right here in Washington are having a profound impact on the most disadvantaged women around the world.
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UNICEF: Attacks hit children hardest UNICEF, the UN agency that aids the world's most disadvantaged children, expressed alarm over the attack on the education center.
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For example, 10% of the most disadvantaged students in Vietnam stacked up favorably to the average student in the OECD's 35 member countries, the report said.
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Three out of five of today's children are growing up in a county that has historically failed to provide their most disadvantaged youth a leg up.
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He outlined a proposal aimed at increasing the number of black-owned homes and businesses, including a $70 billion investment in the nation's most disadvantaged neighborhoods.
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"The troubling trends are most pronounced for the people who are the most disadvantaged," said Jennifer Karas Montez, a Syracuse University researcher who studies adult death patterns.
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In an opinion piece in The Guardian, Mr. Versi, of the Muslim Council of Britain, said the survey had focused on some of Britain's most disadvantaged communities.
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The best crime-fighting tool is a job, and city leaders must engage businesses to support jobs and mentorship programs to youth drawn from the most disadvantaged neighborhoods.
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Understanding the full radicalness of the incarnation helps one understand the special attention that Pope Francis consistently gives to poor people and the most disadvantaged in our society.
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"The majority of the children who miss out (on vaccination) live in the poorest and most disadvantaged communities around the world, many in conflict areas," said WHO's Ann Lindstrand.
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Jack Markell's account tweeted this fairly anodyne bit of text: "At Warner E.S. in #WilmDE to announce new initiative to support many of #netDE's most disadvantaged students," it said.
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Last month, I traveled nearly 8,000 miles to Ninh Thuan Province, a rural region in Vietnam's south central coast, and one of the most disadvantaged areas in the country.
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"Always you will find it is people who are from the most impoverished and most disadvantaged communities, who are drawn into prostitution," said Moran from the charity SPACE International.
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The black market forces behind the enormous poaching market can flaunt their wealth to some of the world's most disadvantaged in order to secure their silence regarding wildlife crime.
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The party sees the schools, which serve tens of thousands of students in its former revolutionary bases in 28 provinces, as charity projects that help the most disadvantaged children.
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And as much as I criticize mass incarceration, I do believe that we need vigorous law enforcement, and often the people most victimized by crime are the most disadvantaged.
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Community districts with nonwhite majorities tend also to be the most disadvantaged, census figures and research show, with lower levels of educational attainment and higher rates of poverty and crime.
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And even in an age of widening urban inequality, it has meant that the daily lives of the most disadvantaged are less dangerous now than they were a generation ago.
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And policies tethering teacher evaluations to student test scores are based on studies that link high-performing teachers to long-term improvements in the lives of students, particularly the most disadvantaged.
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Moreover, K-22019 education advocates (myself included) have learned the hard way that programs designed narrowly to benefit the most disadvantaged students often collapse without a broader, more politically powerful constituency.
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It means governments must invest in primary care and immunization, and make sure these services are affordable, accessible and truly responsive to parents' needs -- especially those in the poorest, most disadvantaged communities.
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The wealthiest nations are failing the most disadvantaged of their children, the United Nations reported Wednesday in a study that showed widening disparities even between the middle and lowest household income levels.
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Making E-Verify mandatory nationally would open the golden door of opportunity to many of America's most disadvantaged workers who have been systematically pushed out of the workforce by widespread illegal immigration.
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He mapped the areas of Istanbul where the most disadvantaged children lived and found neighborhoods without a single park and even a mother who had not left her house for two years.
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The mobile pediatric clinics that comprise the CHF national network serve some of the nation's most disadvantaged children, those experiencing inadequate access to needed health services due to factors beyond their control.
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Abandoned warehouses remain the last vestiges of a manufacturing era unlikely to return; it's why the "again" in "Make America Great Again" resonates so deeply with the most disadvantaged of Meadows's constituents.
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The last time I attended the United Nations I spoke about the need for world leaders to put all children, especially the most disadvantaged, at the heart of the new Sustainable Development Goals.
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Why not have enrichment programs after school and over summer vacation, when the risk of the "summer slide"—losing academic gains from the previous year—is particularly pronounced for the most disadvantaged students?
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The Democratic Party believes in the government as a force for good—one that should reform and, as necessary, expand to meet the needs of all of its citizens, especially the most disadvantaged.
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Once made official, the move would make New York the most populous city in the country to subsidize mass transit for its most disadvantaged residents, ahead of San Francisco, Seattle, and Los Angeles.
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"The underlying common theme on Brexit and aspects of this in the U.S. is about doing more for those most disadvantaged, which might mean a whole fresh push about stronger wage gains," said O'Neill.
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We are not saying it will be easy, but if we put in the resources and time, the improved life outcomes for our most disadvantaged young people will more than compensate for the investment.
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Australia's decision-makers—despite having pledged to spend $4.6 billion over the course of a decade on initiatives and improvements for its indigenous population—have been reluctant to empower the country's most disadvantaged citizens.
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They would even cut support for environmental justice efforts that help the country's most disadvantaged communities whose children are at a disproportionate risk of health problems like asthma, lead poisoning, and other serious ailments.
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Pro-worker policies are "unleashing the private sector and achieving historical gains for the most disadvantaged Americans," Tomas J. Philipson, acting chairman of the White House Council of Economic Advisers, said in a statement.
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The party would also increase the maximum sentence for animal cruelty from six months to five years and restore maintenance grants in order to help the "most disadvantaged students" (rather than scrapping tuition fees altogether).
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Who is most affectedHealth clinics and opponents of the policy argue this new gag rule will disproportionately affect the most disadvantaged populations and leave them with nowhere else to turn for referrals to abortion providers.
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So why not use some of those massive multi-billion-dollar endowments at these schools to set up a series of top notch K-12 schools in the poorest and most disadvantaged neighborhoods in America?
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If we look at the most disadvantaged groups, we find that a far higher proportion take up smoking than in their more well-to-do counterparts (73% vs 49.6% have ever smoked - see table 9.2.6).
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Although 55 percent of JUMP trips start or end in those areas, which the SFMTA identifies as "the most disadvantaged communities in the city," there are still some communities that have reported a lack of service.
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"For her, being a Muslim-American and an African-American female, in many ways she represents the most disadvantaged and can be a role model for a lot of communities," said U.S. sabre fencer Daryl Homer.
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According to tradition, these "poor man's oysters" were originally one of the most popular plates in Marolles—the neighborhood of Brussels that's long been home to the city's most disadvantaged people—before the dish became bourgeoise.
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One of them, Slovakian former Australian Open finalist Dominika Cibulkova, is the player most disadvantaged by the decision to seed Williams, as she is 32nd in the rankings and would have taken the last seeded spot.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Death rates for U.S. infants, children, teenagers and young adults are falling, particularly among those in poor regions, likely due to social policies that have helped the most disadvantaged families, researchers said on Thursday.
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Last week, West Virginia lawmakers approved an education bill that, if signed into law, would weaken the future negotiating ability of educators, drastically changing the public school system in one of the nation's most disadvantaged states.
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VICE Impact spoke to three of the finalists to find out how they went about designing educational apps that, they believe, have the power to revolutionize the way we do school in the world's most disadvantaged places.
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The RAISE Act also recognizes that the biggest losers from our current immigration policies are America's most disadvantaged, who are scrambling for whatever entry-level jobs haven't been lost to automation or taken by a recent immigrant.
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"(The budget) was a hard, but necessary decision in light of Italy's delay in catching up to pre-crisis levels of GDP and the desperate economic conditions in which the most disadvantaged citizens find themselves," Tria wrote.
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More and more cities across the US are coming to terms with the risks of sun exposure, and have started providing free sunscreen dispensers and other preventative measures to ensure that even its most disadvantaged citizens are safe.
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The former New York City mayor is also calling for a $70 billion investment in America's 100 most disadvantaged communities and wants to help black families triple their wealth over the next decade to an all-time high.
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"Together they spoke about how to use communications technology to alleviate poverty, encourage a culture of encounter, and to communicate a message of hope, especially to the most disadvantaged," said Vatican press office director Greg Burke in a statement.
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However, with the commitment of Congress and local governments, we can take steps towards eliminating economic hardships by allowing for the development of cooperative businesses that pave the way for our nation's most disadvantaged communities to rise up. Rep.
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Between 40% and 80% of the quarter of the most disadvantaged students in the four provinces of mainland China, Hong Kong, Japan, Korea, Macau, Singapore, Taiwan and Vietnam perform as well as the 25% top-performing students around the world.
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Solutions, which include training existing and new high tech workers in the tech, increasing digital literacy for the most disadvantaged groups, and emphasizing creativity and adaptability, per Liu — and being careful to not create retraining programs that are too narrow.
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I spent four days in this region with UNICEF, meeting children and families affected by some of these struggles, and getting an insight into what is being done to tackle the inequities that some of the country's most disadvantaged children face.
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"These costs are often borne by the poorest and most disadvantaged citizens in the community ... who find themselves in a never-ending cycle of court proceedings they do not understand, arrests they cannot avoid (and) payments they cannot afford," the lawsuit said.
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"From this city, known as the seat of human rights, I appeal for the rejection of all violence in political life and for a solution to the current grave crisis, which affects everyone, particularly the poorest and most disadvantaged of society," he said.
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No one is more prepared for the upcoming poll than the all-woman, all-Dalit team of 'Khabar Lahariya' (News Wave), a regional-language weekly that reports from some of the state's most disadvantaged areas that do not generally make the news.
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What's more, the plaintiffs say such teachers are often assigned to schools with the most disadvantaged students, including schools where the vast majority of students are minorities, while teachers with seniority are able to request placements in schools with more affluent student populations.
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" Speaking in Jordan, where more than 2 million registered Palestinian refugees live, including 370,000 in ten refugee camps, Gunness said: "It is a deeply regrettable decision...some of the most disadvantaged, marginalized and vulnerable people on this planet are likely to suffer.
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" Speaking in Jordan, where more than 2 million registered Palestinian refugees live, including 370,000 in ten refugee camps, Gunness said: "It is a deeply regrettable decision...some of the most disadvantaged, marginalized and vulnerable people on this planet are likely to suffer.
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The good news is that the Medicaid program is transitioning from a fragmented, poorly run fee-for-service system to a fully integrated, managed model where health plans take full financial risk for providing high quality care for our nation's most disadvantaged.
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Instead of pursuing his original goal of opening his own private practice -- a role that would, to an extent, limit his services to the wealthy -- he founded a project that aimed to provide mental health care to the most disadvantaged communities in Harare.
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Legalized abortion helps create economic equality and freedom for women, particularly the most disadvantaged women — it's important to me to find solutions for this that don't involve abortion, like free daycare and offering the best maternity and paternity support in the world.
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Macron pushed through four vital structural fixes that fostered growth: pro-investment tax reforms, reduced pensions for the bloated railway union, relaxed labor rules to make it easier to fire and hire workers, and big new public investments in skills and education for the most disadvantaged.
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This fraud played into elite colleges' love for stories of the most disadvantaged black youth succeeding despite all odds, and the need for unlikely stories like the ones the school fabricated to have a chance for admission to top colleges when a teen does not come from privilege.
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"While exemptions for private sector entrepreneurs and certain NGOs are appreciated, the aggregate impact of these new restrictions .. will be to further punish #Cuban families and the most disadvantaged sectors of Cuban society," tweeted Ricardo Herrero, executive director of the Cuba Study Group, which advocates engagement with Cuba.
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While the Obama administration's 2009 recession stimulus did provide some safety-net provisions that softened the worst of the recession—including Medicaid and food stamp expansions—it was also defined by post-welfare reform measures like tax credits, which bypass the most disadvantaged and do little to combat inequality.
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Superintendents don't like meddling from above, teachers unions don't like any challenges to their poverty-explains-all explanation for low performance, and powerful advocacy groups such as the American Association for University Women will fight any policy change that takes the focus off girls, the group they insist remains the most disadvantaged.
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"The case that's being made is that we won't hit the goals that we've now set, which we only agreed on a few months ago based on progress, unless we focus on the most disadvantaged," Justin Forsyth, the deputy executive director of Unicef, said at a news briefing at the agency's New York headquarters.
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The young women and men who comprise a close network of community groups organizing under this banner — as well as the tens of thousands of people who have demonstrated as fellow travelers in this movement — have been vocal critics of structural and institutional oppression that flourishes in some of America's most disadvantaged and invisible cities like Ferguson, Missouri -- and Dallas, Memphis, and Washington, D.C., among others.
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The CEO of the Rise Fund—which is about letting other people rise, helping those who are most disadvantaged among us—was on the sly allegedly working against his own do-gooding and rigging the system through this alleged bribery scheme to make it virtually impossible for the people he was supposedly "empowering" in Africa and wherever else to actually compete with his children.
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And if the people most disadvantaged by the state of the system come to realize that it's no longer workable, they are bound to start making demands as radically disruptive as the system is radically out of whack—demands not only for political reforms, such as the abolition of the Electoral College or packing the Supreme Court, but for a new class of leaders, or perhaps no class at all.
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