The figure is more drastic for Indigenous Australians (one in two), people with a disability (one in two), and LGBTQ Australians (one in three).
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In 1977, one in two American households owned a gun.
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Charlotte sports a gray one in two of the snaps.
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For Macron, that share is closer to one in two.
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"Haven't heard one in two weeks, I think," he said.
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One in two African loans is processed by a Moroccan bank.
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But fewer than one in two of them cast a ballot.
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One in two beyond the age of 80 will get Alzheimer's.
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Among young black South Africans the jobless rate is one in two.
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The smaller one comes in three colors, the bigger one in two.
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By one estimate, the official rolls capture only one in two lobbyists.
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"One in two posts contain the phrase 'fuck' or 'fucked,'" Exton notes.
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Around one in two Australians have at least one parent born overseas.
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Yet in South-Central Asia, less than one in two abortions were safe.
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For children born in 1980, that ratio had fallen to one in two.
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Drink one immediately, one in two years and the third in five years.
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One in two births in the country is now paid for by Medicaid.
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Polls suggest one in two Londoners think the oil giant's sponsorship should cease.
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In fact, one in two people click on phishing links, according to some estimates.
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Polls indicate that one in two Gaza residents would emigrate if given a chance.
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Now one in two of my clinic visits are with patients who have diabetes.
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Samardzija allowed four runs, six hits, walked one and struck out one in two innings.
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Only one in two millennials think it is important for America to maintain its military superiority.
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Slightly more than one in two think Germany cannot cope with the numbers of migrants arriving.
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"Generally we would expect to win sometimes one in two, sometimes one in three," he said.
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Of concern to workers, one in two employers anticipates reducing their full-time workforce by 2022.
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In one of your videos you say that one in two trans women experience domestic violence.
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Nearly one in two residents is foreign-born, and the poverty rate is about 45 percent.
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"That&aposs a long way from the one in two million blue lobsters that appear in nature."
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If you have, you're in good company: according to most estimates about one in two people do.
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Nick Kingham (3-103) struck out three and walked one in two innings to earn the win.
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Those working the most weekends would earn more (an extra 10% if they work one in two).
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The World Health Organization estimates one in two people living with schizophrenia do not get any treatment.
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"One in two people have subprime credit, it's the majority of Americans," co-founder Nicole Sanchez said.
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One in four women and nearly one in two black women has a family member in prison.
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The child is a U.S. citizen and the woman was set to become one in two weeks.
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Nick Kingham (3-1) struck out three and walked one in two innings to earn the win.
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Medicaid covers one in seven Illinois adults under 65, and one in two low-income Illinois residents.
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A quarter of women and one in two disabled women in Britain experience domestic violence in their lifetime.
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It is estimated that one in three American women and one in two American men will be diagnosed.
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One in two women gets a UTI in their life, and one in five suffer from recurring infections.
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One in two Americans rely on their employers to provide health care benefits for themselves and their families.
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In other words, about one-in-two black men in America have reached the middle class or higher.
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Almost one in two women in Italy has experienced sexual harassment, according to the national statistics agency ISTAT.
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According to a CDC report from 2016, one in two black men will contract HIV in their lifetimes.
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As many as one in two patients prescribed eye drops does not follow through on the treatment plan.
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For example, only one in two agents responsible for assessing migrants has access to fingerprint scanners, officials say.
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The legal age of marriage in Guinea is 18, but one in two girls is married before that.
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The World Bank expects that one in two people in Lebanon may soon live below the poverty line.
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One in two people will get an STI by age 23, according to the American Sexual Health Association.
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One in two people under 25 who are sexually active contract an STI, and that's Coachella's prime age range.
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" Another offered to explain "Why one in two Slavic women want to spend their lives with a Western man.
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It looks like one in three kids — and about one in two adults — is decked out in Warriors gear.
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But despite ongoing government initiatives, drop-out rates are high and almost one in two women are still illiterate.
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Up to one in two older adults are malnourished or at-risk of malnutrition upon admission to the hospital.
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Trump signed his promised "one in, two out" executive order for regulations this morning, surrounded by small business leaders.
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According to the United Nations, one in two Yemeni children now suffers from stunted growth because of food shortages.
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One candidate for a bullpen spot, Ben Heller, allowed two hits and walked one in two scoreless innings Wednesday.
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One in two Americans has a pre-existing condition, according to an analysis from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services.
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One in five people have suffered from depression, one in two will suffer some other mental disturbance in their lifetimes.
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More than one in two rated the average lead time they offered to suppliers as just enough or too short.
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One in two Germans thinks that they caused the financial crisis or humanitarian disasters, compared with one in four Americans.
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But Chinese brands now account for every one in two phones sold in India with Xiaomi making the greatest strides.
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The agency says "there is a one-in-two chance that Venezuela could default again within the next three months."
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By the end of the century, one in two children worldwide will live in Africa, it said in a study.
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One in six trans Americans — and one in two black trans Americans — have been to prison, according to Lambda Legal.
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The first established the one-in, two-out expectation for certain economically significant rules where not in violation of law.
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Virtually one in two children are stunted, and little progress has been made over the past 20 years in reducing that.
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I would estimate that there is a one-in-two chance that devaluation will do the trick, for number of reasons.
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Regulatory experts argue the "one in, two out" plan will in most cases kick in when an agency issues a rulemaking.
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For one in two Americans, though — those in the bottom half of the income pile — income actually shrank on Reagan's watch.
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Personal Health By 23, nearly one in two adults will be obese, and nearly one in four will be severely obese.
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The United Nations children's agency UNICEF says 9 percent of Malawian girls are married by 15, and one in two by 18.
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One in two people will experience low back pain or neck pain at some point in their lives, the study authors note.
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Between 2000 and 2013 the proportion of new cars with diesel engines rose steeply, from one in 20 to one in two.
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Asher last pitched on Wednesday, when he gave up one hit and struck out one in two innings of relief against Minnesota.
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Around 224% of smartphones users stream music on apps, and more than one in two Internet users watches online videos every week.
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But it is a particularly acute problem in sub-Saharan Africa, where one in two people cannot prove his or her identity.
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Back then only one in four tenants spent more than 30% of their income on rent, compared with one in two today.
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Regardless of the circumstances, here&aposs how to remove a credit or debit card on your Xbox One in two different ways.
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In the U.S., around one in two people ages 643-49 have oral herpes, and around one in six people have genital herpes.
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One in two Africans are expected to live in cities by 2030, up from 36 percent in 2010, according to World Bank data.
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He said it is currently estimated that one in two black gay and bisexual men will be diagnosed with HIV during their lifetime.
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It has over 150m customers, equivalent to one in two Americans (Verizon, T-Mobile, Sprint and Comcast are the other big pipe firms).
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Smith struck out one in two-thirds of an inning against Reading on Friday and is expected to be available early next week.
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Nearly one in two Americans are now under orders to shelter in place, forcing the closure of all nonessential businesses and many layoffs.
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That was later expanded to "one in, two out," a standard President Trump put forth in an executive order he signed in January.
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"The estimates [for uterine anomalies] I've seen have ranged anywhere from one in a thousand to one in two hundred," Sullivan tells me.
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It is not just things like plastic bags or textiles, which a recent survey found one in two Britons incorrectly assumes to be unrecyclable.
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One in two Americans are wireline, satellite or wireless customers of AT&T, which extracts a fat return on capital of 17% (excluding goodwill).
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In the US alone, 117 million Americans, or roughly one in two US adults, have their picture in a law enforcement facial-recognition database.
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Jon Gray (2-1) took the loss after allowing eight runs, nine hits and three walks while striking out one in two-plus innings.
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This "one-in, two-out rule" approach is on balance deregulatory, but it only has an effect if departments and agencies propose new regulations.
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One in two Americans live with a chronic condition, such as diabetes or hypertension, that often requires taking multiple medications on an ongoing basis.
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Although security and access to markets has improved in many parts, one in two people still need aid in the Horn of Africa nation.
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If these disproportionate diagnosis rates continue, about one in two African American gay and bisexual men will be diagnosed with HIV in their lifetime.
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According to a recent study of young executives by HubSpot, one in two people say that they need to improve their work-life balance.
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Bali is a popular tourist destination in the east of Indonesia, with almost one in two visitors to Indonesia traveling to the tropical island.
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Late last year, when Donja R. Love began his extraordinary new play "one in two," he was too depressed to get out of bed.
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What we discovered was surprising, and TBH, it explains a lot: All in all, only one in two (!) women find it easy to get involved.
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On average, not even one in two people in Africa has a mobile phone, and many have to walk for miles to get a signal.
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By this yardstick, Greece is worst, where almost one in two loans have not been serviced in three months, according to the European Banking Authority.
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According to the Royal Society for the Protection of Cruelty to Animals (more on them later), about one in two UK households own a pet.
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In effect, the moment Kamni was conceived, her descendants' odds of contracting the disease went from about one in 193 million to one in two.
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Last year, about one in two patients at the Minnesota youth treatment center of the Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation were being treated for opioid addiction.
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Notably, "regulation" is ill-defined in the one-in-two-out order, as are potential exemptions and the methods by which costs will be measured.
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Defiantly life-embracing, it's a call to action over what Love describes as "a hidden state of emergency" in his own community: the risk, projected by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, that one in two black men who have sex with other men will receive a diagnosis of H.I.V. Numbers are ever-present in "one in two," even before we step into the theater.
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This can be difficult to square with statistics showing that one in two South Africans live below the national poverty line of R779 a month ($58).
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A gunman fatally shot three people and critically injured one in two separate shootings near Penn State University before turning the gun on himself, PEOPLE confirms.
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A recent Transport for London survey found that almost one in two Londoners did not realise vehicles were the main cause of the city's air pollution.
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The two firms' race was an extremely costly one: in two years, Uber lost $2 billion in China; Didi is believed to have lost far more.
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Right-handed reliever Brandon Kintzler, acquired on Monday from Minnesota, stepped in for his second Nationals' appearance and walked one in two-thirds of an inning.
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We know through research that one in two of domestic stalkers, when they make a threat, will act on it and that many perpetrators are serial.
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Equally worrying to Wauquiez should he become leader of The Republicans is that another survey on Tuesday showed one in two voters were indifferent to him.
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One in two British women has experienced sexual harassment in the workplace, according to research by the TUC labor union, but four fifths did not report it.
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The star of TLC's Say Yes to the Dress, Tornai tells PEOPLE at least one in two brides wants to lose weight before walking down the aisle.
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Thus just as Cambridge bears the hallmarks of an economy in which one in two has gone to university, Peterborough is visibly a city of school-leavers.
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In states that provide voters with either a Republican or Democratic ballot, imagine if one in three or one in two of every one's registration was reversed.
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In Molenbeek, where almost one in two young people are out of work, Chatt says some have asked him for advice on how to join the police.
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According to a 2016 report by Georgetown Law's Center on Privacy & Technology, one in two American adults' faces are already in a law enforcement face recognition network.
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The New Group's 2019-2020 season will also include the world premiere of "one in two," written by Donja R. Love and directed by Stevie Walker-Webb.
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Twin sisters Lucy Fretwell and Zoe Buxton both suffer from a condition that affects only one in two million people, and is slowly turning their bodies to stone.
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Recent research from the Dove Global Beauty and Confidence Report revealed that one in two women feels social media puts pressure on them to look a certain way.
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It found around one in two thought the government was still capable of acting but just over half of Germans thought Merkel had lost control of her coalition.
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And yet, OIRA has interpreted this "one-in, two-out" requirement so narrowly that the vast majority of new regulations — more than 90 percent — escape the offset requirement.
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One in two people over the age of 25 in Washington, D.C., holds a post-secondary degree, according to LendingTree, compared with just 30 percent of all Americans.
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Three decades later, Mr. Fischer's white sneakers are in a museum, and almost one in two German voters say they can imagine casting a ballot for the Greens.
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A prestigious team of medical scientists has projected that by 2030, nearly one in two adults will be obese, and nearly one in four will be severely obese.
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In fact, according to data by GoDaddy, one in two millennials makes an average $210 in extra income from odd jobs － some are just a bit more creative.
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" Moynihan of Bank of America: "Our view of the economy reflects the activity by the one-in-two American households we serve, which points to a steadily growing economy.
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Now, however, Tesla has the unenviable task of scaling up from a small carmaker into a major one in two years time — and not just in terms of production.
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"In other words, more than one in two CEOs stepped down under high pressure to do so," said Daniel Schauber, founder of Exechange, a service that tracks executive departures.
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Less than one in two adults can read and 15,000 classrooms are required to accommodate the number of children who currently have no place to learn, according to UNICEF.
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As many as one in two Americans has some kind of illness or condition that was, at one time, considered a pre-existing condition by insurance companies before Obamacare.
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Not only are millennials the largest consumers of refrigerated non-dairy beverages (with one in two of those born after 1990 buying them), almond milk is our most popular choice.
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A sliding scale would mean doctors working the most weekends would earn more—an extra 10% if they work one in two, reducing to 3% for doing one in eight.
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The Silent HIV Crisis Sweeping the American South Although HIV diagnoses in the US have plummeted since the 1980s, the chances for black gay men are still one in two.
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Last month, Capita reported a 3 percent fall in first-half underlying revenue, but its major contract win rate was one in two, up from one in three in 2016.
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In fact, one in two people think the smartphone itself will be obsolete within five years, according to an Ericsson survey of 100,000 people globally, released at the end of 2015.
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About one in two women and up to one in four men aged 50 and older will break a bone due to osteoporosis, according to the Virginia-based National Osteoporosis Foundation.
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While one in two voters agree with Le Pen's stance that there are too many immigrants in France, only 22 percent want to ditch the euro, a Kantar Sofres poll showed.
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More than 1 million people are displaced - about half are living as refugees in neighboring countries - and nearly one in two people - at least 2.2 million - need aid, according to OCHA.
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"Did you know that one in two hundred teens are diagnosed with cancer every year?" he asked me at the end of class one day, hunched over a large text book.
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One in two million deaths involves an organ donor, which may allow for multiple organ donations; it is not the case that one organ is donated in every two million deaths.
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Most of the attention around President Trump's recent deregulation executive order focused on its "one in, two out" requirement mandating that agencies repeal two regulations for every new one they enact.
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As Juzwiak noted, this February, the CDC projected that one in two black men who have sex with men (MSM) and one in four Latino MSM will acquire HIV within their lifetimes.
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Air France, part of Franco-Dutch group, said about 25 percent of its pilots would strike, while the largest union in the country said one in two pilots would not show up.
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In fact, one in two women have given up on their dreams, according to the Global Dreams Index Survey, the first survey of its kind conducted by luxury skincare brand SK-II.
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Wang had never taken a set off the former world number one in two previous matches and looked to be in trouble after Australian Barty started with a dominant performance on serve.
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More than one in two practicing Christians in Germany believe Islam is not compatible with German values and culture, according to a Europewide survey published this week by the Pew Research Center.
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Interpol said in a statement that one in two women killed worldwide was murdered by a partner or family member, while one in three women and girls experience violence in their lifetime.
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In the late '90s, he said, about one in two high school seniors reported having used alcohol in the last 30 days, whereas in 2016, it was down to one in three.
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One recent report by the Waterfront Alliance estimated that 543 percent of Rockaway residents, or 74,800 people, had a one-in-two chance of a major flood in their homes by 2060.
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The country has the highest rate of household deprivation in the EU, Eurostat data showed, with one in two Romanians struggling to keep their home warm or pay their bills on time.
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This rose to around one in three (34%) by the start of the 1990s and is predicted to be one in two (50%) for those diagnosed at the start of the 2010s[i].
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Interbank futures <0#YIB:> imply a one-in-three chance of a cut next year, compared to one-in-two previously, lifting the Australian dollar up a third of a cent to $0.7655.
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The continent's youth population will almost double to 452 million by 2050, from 230 million in 2015, and one in two Africans will be under the age of 25, according to the report.
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That number is even higher for transgender people of color, with one in four transgender Latinas and nearly one in two of Black transgender people experiencing incarceration at some point in their lives.
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"According to the Office of Justice Programs, transgender people are disproportionately the victims of sexual assault crimes, with "one in two transgender individuals sexually abused or assaulted at some point in their lives.
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Public Citizen and the National Resources Defense Council have sued to kill Trump's one-in-two-out order as an unconstitutional restriction on agencies' abilities to carry out their legal mandates to regulate.
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A poll by the Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies in the late 1980s found that only one in two black Republicans thought his party cared about problems facing the black community.
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Census data released this week shows that one in two Australians are now either born overseas or have a parent who was born overseas, and that Australia's Indigenous population has grown as well.
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"We're in a business where affordability for Americans is a real concern when you've got one in two Americans living paycheck to paycheck," Taco Bell's chief brand officer, Marisa Thalberg, told Business Insider.
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Chances of a Bank of Canada rate hike in July have increased to one-in-two from just 21.737 percent after subdued inflation data last week, data from the overnight index swaps market shows.
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And while overall infection rates are down, a CDC report earlier this year projected that one in two black men who have sex with men (MSM) will be infected with HIV during their lifetimes.
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Cutting inefficiencies and focusing on areas where the biology is proven, Borisy said, will lead to a success rate of closer to one in two or three, versus the industry's current one in 10.
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One in two black gay and bisexual men will be diagnosed with the human immunodeficiency virus over their lifetimes if diagnosis rates remain unchanged, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control (CDC) announced at the conference.
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Tozzi's other concern is one of messaging, as he feared that all the attention on the "one in, two out" part of the order could have the effect of "crowding out" the regulatory budget provisions.
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"The last time I looked, one in two Californians was born outside the United States or has a parent who was born outside the United States, myself included," Ms. Harris told the crowd on Saturday.
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But sub-Saharan Africa lags behind, with 573 million people - more than one in two - still living without electric power, in part because of the cost of extending national grids in remote or rural areas.
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However the country will probably dodge a recession - the median likelihood of one within a year was put at 35% and at 40% for one in two years, up five percentage points each from last month.
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People continued to arrive, bearing candles, flowers, teddy bears and condolence cards in many languages, reflecting the diversity of Toronto, Canada's largest city, where one in two residents identifies as a member of a minority group.
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If you knew that one in two older adults is at risk, and that the cost of this health condition for older adults exceeds $50 billion per year, would it make you more interested in solutions?
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But I unexpectedly gained access and insight into a community of 2628 million Americans with disabilities, which includes one in two families and one in four women, and that continues to enrich my life every day.
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From President Trump's "one-in, two-out" executive order, to his administration's signal concerning the harmful and arbitrary overtime rule, the administration has gotten immediately to work cutting through bureaucratic red tape and unleashing employee freedom.
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Fourteen Republican attorneys general argue in a legal brief filed Monday with the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia that Trump's "one in, two out" executive order would "restore regulatory authority" to their states.
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Black students have a harder time paying them off, too: one in two black students defaulted on their student loans between 2003 and 2015, compared to just 21.5% of white students and 36.1% of Latino students.
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It reported that one in two women and one in five men have experienced sexual violence other than rape during their lifetime; one in 213 women and one in 25 men reported rapes or attempted rapes.
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Because with a whip-smart New Group production by Stevie Walker-Webb at the Pershing Square Signature Center, "one in two" has entered the world in a state of quiet glory, equal parts laughter and pain.
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Given that the government projects that one in three Americans (and one in two of those of Hispanic origin) will be given a diagnosis of diabetes by 215, it's time to give this diet a closer look.
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The device could be a solution to heart patients across Sub-Saharan Africa -- where nearly one in two people over the age of 25 has hypertension, and an estimated 20 million Africans suffer from a cardiovascular disease.
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"One in two packages not meeting the limit is not a great success rate," said Keeve Nachman, an assistant professor of environmental health sciences at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, who studies arsenic in food.
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Our own bodies produce cancer so effectively that one in two males and one in three females will develop cancer in their lifetimes, while one in four males and one in five females will die of cancer.
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"One in two American seniors will be in Medicare Advantage by 2021, given the industry-friendly rate and tax policies of the Trump administration," said Ana Gupte, a health care analyst at Leerink Partners in New York.
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Here's a rundown on the SNCF and other protests: Nearly one in two train drivers, conductors and signal-box workers went on strike on Tuesday, bringing widespread disruption to Paris commuter lines and France's high-speed TGV network.
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Mr. Van der Bellen has repeatedly emphasized that one in two jobs in Austria depends on trade, tourism or other contacts outside the country, and that Austria cannot afford to turn its back on Europe or the world.
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Of the black students who graduated in 2003, one in two defaulted on their student loans sometime within the following 12 years, according to data from the National Center for Education Statistics as analyzed by Student Loan Hero.
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HIV infection rates across the US are on the decline overall, yet a CDC report from earlier this year projects that one in two black men who have sex with men (MSM) will contract HIV in their lifetimes.
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In a meta-analysis of 21 studies on online offenders (4,464 child porn consumers), Dr. Seto found that one in eight child porn viewers is on record as a sex offender (one in two self-reported contact-offending).
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More than a third of women who faced both tried to commit suicide, compared to four percent of poor women who have not been abused while more than one in two had anxiety, depression or other common mental disorders.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. borrowers filed the most loan requests to buy a home and to refinance one in two months as most lending costs declined to their lowest levels since September, the Mortgage Bankers Association said on Wednesday.
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According to Javelin Strategy and Research, the number of US mobile peer-to-peer users will grow from 69 million in 2015 to 126 million by 2020; by 2021, one in two consumers are expected be using P2P apps.
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Some mathematics might put the choices into perspective: If a woman carrying the BRCA-21 mutation conceives a child with a man carrying no mutation, then the chance of having a child with the mutation is one in two.
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At a time when the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention projects that one in two black queer men in the United States will become H.I.V. positive, Mr. Trump shuttered the longstanding presidential AIDS policy office and advisory board.
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He also said previous spending cut plans, such as former conservative leader Nicolas Sarkozy's decision not to fill one in two vacancies left by retiring baby-boomers had failed to curb spending because the state's remit had not been changed.
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Key targets for future litigation might center around sanctuary cities, plans for the construction of the border wall, attempts to implement the one-in-two-out regulation restriction, and a bid to guarantee American pipelines are made with American steel.
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Photos: Arkie TadesseHIV infection rates across the US are on the decline overall, yet a CDC report from earlier this year projects that one in two black men who have sex with men (MSM) will contract HIV in their lifetimes.
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Since its launch in 23.8 in France, SP950-E10 has widened its network to more than one in two petrol stations in the country where it is 4 to 5 cents a liter cheaper than SP95 thanks to a tax incentive.
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Specifically, when you look at whether people said they had regular orgasms with their partner (defined as orgasming more than 80 percent of the time they have sex), nine in ten men agreed compared to just one in two women.
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Twitter's technology tools removed one in two tweets containing abusive content posted in the first half of this year, it said on Thursday, amid calls to the U.S. social media company and its peers to do more to tackle the issue.
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One in two software companies in Bulgaria plans to hire up to 50 percent more workers next year, but BASSCOM estimated that they would only be able to manage about a 10 percent increase in staff due to labor shortages.
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Whether the true likelihood is as high as one in two, or as inconceivable as one in a trillion trillion trillion, the mere ability to consciously ask ourselves that question depends on the fact that life has already successfully originated.
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More than 1 million people are displaced - about half are living as refugees in neighboring countries - and nearly one in two people - at least 2.2 million - need aid, according to the U.N. Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA).
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The same research found that express or instant delivery isn't as popular in the City of Lights as in, say, Manhattan, but more than one in two online shoppers in both cities want their stuff shipped right to their doorsteps.
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At the top of "Like a Leaf," two rectangles overlap — one in two dimensions and the other in three — while the reticulated red rhomboids that decorate "Making It Up," get smaller and smaller until they finally burst into a ridgy impasto.
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Amit Narang, a regulatory expert at Public Citizen, an advocacy group involved in a lawsuit against Trump's one-in-two-out executive order, suspects Trump will neglect to defend embattled regulations in court as well, spurring along their potential judicial death.
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Newspapers guard their rates of digital churn closely because they are so high—despite an all-out effort the Star Tribune keeps only one in two subscribers after 14 months (the Times and Post numbers are better, executives there say, without giving figures).
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Medical charity Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF) said it was worried about a lack of health care in northern Mali, where few health centers are functioning and an outbreak of malaria has led to one in two people being infected in some villages.
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What made that breach so special wasn't just that the company whose sole job is to collect and store incredibly personal and sensitive data about everyone in America somehow lost control of the sensitive and incredibly personal data of one in two Americans.
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Its sequencers look at much longer strands of DNA, known as "long reads," which are useful for things like determining whether both copies of a gene are broken, or just one in two different places — and that's critical to our understanding of disease.
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And just under one in five female federal employees said they've been sexually harassed in the last two years, according to the latest (well-respected) Merit Systems Protection Board survey; just two decades ago that number was closer to one in two.
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According to census results released this week, one in two Australians are now either born overseas or have a parent who was born overseas, and that cohort is more likely to have roots in Asia than Europe for the first time since colonization.
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If my grandparents had been given the opportunity to gamble on a one-in-1,000 chance of an unusual side effect versus a one-in-two chance of suffering an osteoporotic fracture, then I'm sure they would have opted for bisphosphonate treatment.
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"If Illinois does not agree on a budget plan, there is a greater than one in two chance that we will downgrade the state's credit rating to below investment grade," warned Gabriel Petek of Standard & Poor's, a credit-rating agency, before the holiday weekend.
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And today, when almost 40 percent of new mothers are unmarried, when one in five white children, one in four Hispanics and one in two blacks live without a father at home, fixing the American family has again acquired urgency across the political spectrum.
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In another survey three years later, in February 22014, almost one in five T.I.R.F. prescribers (18 percent) and almost one in two patients (48 percent) said they believed, wrongly, that the medications were formally approved by the F.D.A. to treat illnesses other than cancer.
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Last year, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, using the first comprehensive national estimates of lifetime risk of H.I.V. for several key populations, predicted that if current rates continue, one in two African-American gay and bisexual men will be infected with the virus.
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He said he identified issues in about one in two or one in three instances of testing the bot — though in 285 says he was finding far more problems, claiming it was "one in one" at that stage for an earlier version of the app.
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"We want to embrace startups, not just because one in two new jobs now being created are by companies younger than five years, but because they bring innovation to traditional sectors of the economy," said industry secretary Joao Vasconcelos, who previously headed one of Lisbon's main incubators.
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But the most important statistic out there is that, according to the Politico poll, nearly one in two African Americans still have never even heard of the mayor from South Bend; this week's debate stage will give Buttigieg a major opportunity to introduce himself to this important voting block.
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"It's completely staggering to think that this is the only service of its type given that research has found that as many as one in two women experience sexual harassment in the workplace," Watson said in a statement, citing data collected by the Trades Union Congress in 2016.
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"I was surprised to learn that nearly one in two women (in the report) did not wake up feeling well rested four times or more in the past week," said Anjel Vahratian, author of the report and chief of data analysis for the National Center for Health Statistics.
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The vulnerability inherent in his success is that while he will be able to push through his agenda, he will lack a broad base of support because only one in two eligible French citizens voted and his party's likely crushing majority in the Parliament will overwhelm opposition voices.
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Philip Howard, chair of Common Good, a government and legal reform advocacy group, said the U.K.'s policy produced "modest" cost savings, but said it's a first step toward regulatory reform that could benefit the U.S. "You're never going to drain the swamp with one-in, two-out," he said.
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"We believe that it is the responsibility of the fire industry, rather than the government, to market fire sprinkler systems effectively and to encourage their wider installation," Brandon Lewis, who would later become housing minister for the Conservative government, said after praising the one-in, two-out formula then in use.
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Contained by Arnulfo Maldonado's clever set, "one in two" takes place in that waiting room, but also in the bar where Donté muffles his pain with alcohol; in the bedroom where he tries to obliterate loneliness with sex; and in the medical office where a nurse draws blood and administers kindness.
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After the longest government shutdown in US history, and with the possibility of another one in two weeks if Congress can't agree on an immigration compromise, there's a small silver lining for federal employees who were forced to work without pay: They might be able double the money they initially missed out on.
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" Actor Richard E. Grant, who is set to film his role in Wolverine 3 alongside Hugh Jackman in New Mexico, told reporters, "The Duchess said [osteoporosis] affects one in five men and one in two women, so statistically you can t ignore it and there have been huge advances in the last 30 years, hopefully there will be more.
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He told Johnson that the North Vietnamese apparently "believe that the war will be a long one, that time is their ally and that their staying power is superior to ours," and added that he saw only a one-in-three chance — or at best a one-in-two chance — that the United States could win militarily.
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The result is that today in America between 40 and 50 percent of all African American babies, virtually one in two, are killed before they are born ... When you add to that the thousands of little girls who have been aborted in America simply because they are little girls instead of little boys, these are travesties that should assault the mind and conscience of every American.
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Furthermore, one in two individuals will be diagnosed with a mental illness or disorder in their lifetime, suicides are rising across the United States, opioid overdoses are the leading cause of death for people under 50 (one in five individuals struggling with opioid addiction can't get behavioral health services and treatments) and depression is projected to be the leading cause of disability in the next 20 years.
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Schools and colleges need to do more to identify, recruit, and support young black men so they are accepted, attend, and graduate from four-year colleges and universities in the US. Amidst all that's wrong about race in America today, we cannot lose sight of two sets of social facts: today, about one-in-two black men have made it in America, and these men have traveled routes into the middle class that can be replicated.
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The NRDC joined a number of groups last year in an unsuccessful push against 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's "one in, two out" executive order, which directs federal agencies to repeal two regulations for each new one they issue.
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