In Conversation with Jutta Steiner (Parity Technologies) and Gavin Wood (Parity Technologies / Web3 Foundation)
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"You could do more to achieve parity but you don't want a parity of mediocrity either," he added.
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Track legislative, regulatory, and legal parity activities for all 50 states and at the federal level on Parity Track.
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That's why Congress must pass the Cancer Drug Coverage Parity Act, which would expand parity to the federal level.
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Electronic vehicle manufacturers say they need parity, but low and moderate-income automobile purchasers never see any form of parity.
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Although women may not yet be at parity in representation, they are near parity when it comes to current hiring patterns.
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They've made it clear over the years that they believe that parity is always good, and more parity is always better.
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The recent passage of the 21st Century Cures Act will hopefully improve the parity problem by toughening enforcement of parity laws.
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In 250, Congress passed the Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act (MHPAEA) which attempted to further expand the original health parity act.
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Bereisa thinks battery costs could achieve parity with gasoline cars by the late 2020s but his verdict on fast fueling parity is "maybe never".
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"We must have gender pay parity – but we need parity in workplace support, leadership development, mentorship and sponsorship, and career opportunity, too," she said.
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According to a post by Parity founder Gavin Wood in the official chat channel for Parity, an ethereum client, a "critical" vulnerability in Parity led to at least three accounts being compromised by a hacker for a total loss of $31,725,019 USD worth of ether.
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We know that women are still not making parity with their male counterparts, but also aren't in parity with their sisters in terms of wages.
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The ACA also extended the reach of the parity legislation supported by Congressman Murphy to require parity in individual, small group and Medicaid expansion coverage.
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Parity Technologies, the company behind widely used wallet service Parity, today disclosed an issue that could enable the contents of a wallet to be wiped.
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This sweeping legislation (HR 85033, HR 34 and related bills) will serve many purposes, the following of which pertain to parity: Develop a new federal guideline for compliance with parity laws Improve federal and state coordination with regard to parity compliance Release annual reports of all closed federal investigations of alleged parity violations Require the Government Accountability Office to study enforcement of parity laws and make recommendations for improvement Develop new resources and educational programs to ensure that parity applies to those with eating disorders and other serious mental illnesses The 21st Century Cures Act contains many other provisions related to all aspects of mental healthcare, research, education and criminal justice.
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Examining the underpinnings of parity Implementing parity laws has been as difficult as establishing the brain disease model as an accepted approach to addiction and mental health.
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At the time the Political Parity study was conducted, many complained that it would be more than a century before women achieved parity in the US Congress.
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Jewelle Bickford, Ellen Kullman and Sandra Beach Lin are the co-chairs of Paradigm for Parity, a coalition of business leaders dedicated to achieving gender parity by 2030.
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"If they have taken parity as a criterion … we will bring these conditions into full compliance with what is called parity," Lavrov reportedly said at a news conference Monday.
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State insurance commissioners have enforcement authority over the Federal Parity Law for some health plans, and many of those commissioners received federal grant money to increase parity enforcement efforts.
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"The so-called 'rate parity' approach would not actually achieve parity between pass-through businesses and C corporations," Scott Greenberg, a senior analyst at the right-leaning Tax Foundation, writes.
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One gate checks the "parity" of the first and second physical qubit — whether they're the same or different — and the other gate checks the parity of the first and third.
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The federal government has tried to rein in this problem with parity laws, particularly the Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act in 2008 and the Affordable Care Act in 2010.
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That's where another Parity technology — Substrate — comes in handy.
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Users that had regular wallets on Parity were not in danger (incidentally, the author of this text has until recently held some ether in a Parity wallet, but not a multi-sig one).
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Twenty-seven chief executive officers from corporations like Bank of America, LinkedIn, and Coca-Cola have joined Paradigm for Parity pledging to achieve gender parity at the top of their corporations by 2030.
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If they do, existing parity laws – which I helped write – require mental health benefits to be provided at the same level, or "at parity," with medical and surgical coverage in that same plan.
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This stands in sharp contrast to the parity these two world religions had between 2012 and 2016, when the two religions had rough parity, when both hovered between 40 percent and 50 percent.
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But this new weapon, by maintaining parity in some respects (ability to penetrate air defenses), destabilizes parity on others (it reduces Russia's response time and could be perceived as a first-strike weapon).
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It should have Charge and Parity (handedness), or CP symmetry.
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Parity with the dollar would thus mean inflation above 403%.
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This has major implications for progress toward parity, says Wang.
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The dollar has since almost hit parity with the euro.
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In short, it's a day to work toward gender parity.
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The legislation also extended the benefit parity retroactively to 2015.
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Unprecedented parity Right now, the pound is trading below $237.4.
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In Silicon Valley, data trumps opinion — even with gender parity.
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That was close to parity with France's 14.3 percent stake.
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"I've never complained to Showtime about pay parity," she explained.
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That parity has really made Quidditch a really unique environment.
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The impact of gender parity goes beyond the individual corporation.
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Is the NHL's era of parity actually doing any harm?
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The dollar has strengthened to almost parity with the euro.
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"We are actually near boardroom parity," Boden told the outlet.
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Mr. Dalio frequently promotes a strategy he calls risk parity.
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For proponents of gender parity in chess, this was progress.
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Commissioner Mike Whan said it was unrealistic to expect parity.
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The greenback also broke above parity with the Swiss franc.
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Why is it so hard to achieve parity in pay?
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Achieving gender parity isn't a task that's new to Khosrowshahi.
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Hollywood has been grappling with gender parity in the workplace.
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Women are not at gender parity in the labor movement.
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"That's added to the parity in college hoops," he said.
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What we are doing is looking for parity and cost.
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"Pay parity with England can be restored," he told lawmakers.
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But in surgery, the obstacles to gender parity are formidable.
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In fact, Simmons told us they do have feature parity.
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Though still far from parity, the numbers are an improvement.
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Democrats now hope to restore parity in the upcoming battle.
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She then assesses Kagame's commitment to women and gender parity.
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Remember when he achieved gender parity with his cabinet appointments?
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Maybe some trees will get to see gender parity worldwide.
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The company also has achieved gender parity on its board.
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Increasingly, it is becoming a demonstration of the sport's parity.
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Specifically, Section 5 calls for pay parity under Medicare — more accurately, "reimbursement parity" — between exhaustively trained physicians and less-trained (and sometimes very questionably-trained) mid-level providers — nurse practitioners (NPs) and physician assistants (PAs).
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"Since the Russians have talked about parity, this is a very smart move because it gets us to parity on the number of consulates," said Patrick Kennedy, a former under secretary of state for management.
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The right is against freedom, as it might contradict cultural parity!
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Wimbledon followed suit a year later, achieving pay parity in 2007.
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Risk parity funds themselves, however, said they were not to blame.
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"Our goal is to keep all platforms in parity," says Yanagi.
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We needed to match them to maintain parity on the air.
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If that's reached, talk of euro/sterling parity will surely resurface.
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So, parity with the West is not going to be possible.
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Some experts say the pound and dollar could even reach parity.
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The fall towards parity for the euro/dollar is not over.
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The franc's weakening from over parity against the euro on Jan.
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Employers who fail to prove pay parity will reportedly face fines.
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Gender parity isn't going to be achieved by a single group.
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Insurers should be held accountable for parity before plans are sold.
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We're not going to get to political parity in one year.
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African, Latin American, and Scandinavian countries top the gender-parity chart.
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Is it striving for parity with the United States and Russia?
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Yet Bridgewater's risk parity fund lost investors 33 percent in 2015.
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If we focus on gender parity, we unlock new economic potential.
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The dollar has since strengthened to almost parity with the euro.
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Clinton to a rough parity in the increasingly diverse Philadelphia suburbs.
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Still, true economic parity between Washington and Beijing is far away.
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She has also advocated for gender parity in the STEM field.
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Do you see a gender parity shift happening on nature productions?
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Chalk up another one for the NHL's age of parity. 4.
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The Flood Insurance Market Parity and Modernization Act, introduced by Reps.
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And when Republicans hold the presidency, Democrats fight back to parity.
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So, major studio films remain the slowest to embrace opportunity parity.
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Other male-dominated adventure sports have been working for parity, too.
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Experts say solar could also reach "grid price parity" very soon.
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It has mostly driven the Fed's recent gains in gender parity.
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Nor are women fully on board with the idea of parity.
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Such legislation will bolster the Federal Parity Law and save lives.
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Collins even said she agrees with Paul's view on witness parity.
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The World Economic Forum ranks Spain eighth globally for gender parity.
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But Democrats have long demanded parity for defense and nondefense spending.
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Though it does not address mental health parity per se, Rep.
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Women are half of the population but still struggle for parity.
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Parity produces a digital wallet for users to keep their funds.
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Parity is not born of forced erasure but rather respectful subsumption.
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Over the past few months, it's been two things: "parity," i.e.
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Opinion Quotas and tallies won't bring real progress on gender parity.
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In March, I achieved parity: 13 men and 13 women interviewed.
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Pepey Breaks UFC Parity against De La Torre in One Round Godofredo Pepey broke the parity in his UFC record with a concise first round victory over Mike De La Torre in the main card opener.
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In the latter part of the 20th century, building on strides made by feminism and the civil and LGBTQ rights movements, marriage edged closer to true parity for its participants — de jure, if not de facto, parity.
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The second test is whether there is parity in the commercial relationship.
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If you're looking for parity, this year's Pac-12 is for you.
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The day also marks a call to action for accelerating gender parity.
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"Our goal is to be at parity with the market," Eidelman said.
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Here's the thing about NHL parity—95 percent of fans don't care.
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Measured at purchasing-power parity, income per head is a miserable 21%.
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Go deeper: We're still not even close to gender parity in Congress
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So, why does this gender parity start between middle and high school?
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These groups also have strict rules requiring gender parity in top posts.
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Gender parity in the art world has a long way to go.
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None of them is anywhere close to cost parity with existing processes.
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Of course, we're still a long way from gender parity in politics.
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Nonetheless, China is now approaching parity on the most forward-looking measures.
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Two said it could go as low as parity to the dollar.
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In Westfall's paintings, the parts begin to gain parity with the whole.
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The euro is about 5 percent away from parity with the dollar.
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And parity and equality and safe work environments, they shouldn't be controversial.
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Sykes also confirmed the two are basically in parity at this time.
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Not in this era of parity and competitive balance and coin flips.
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One of their main request has always been feature-parity on desktop.
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This outcome could also drive the euro to parity against the dollar.
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In like manner, mental health and addiction coverage parity took a backseat.
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Gender parity in the U.S. would boost that figure to $4.3 trillion.
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Data suggests we won't reach pay parity in the U.S. until 2152.
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The states with the most economic parity were Utah, Alaska and Iowa.
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Vermont, for example, requires comprehensive parity, while Wyoming and Alaska do not.
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Tiny South Korea ranks fourteenth in the world in purchasing-power parity.
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Parity likely did not think of their wallet as a classic contract.
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Right now, the bank is aiming for gender parity among its staff.
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Parity between the two metals is possible, but should not be sustainable.
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She accepted, proud that she had won a commitment to pay parity.
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Gender parity in institutions is good, but it's just not good enough.
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True parity won't come overnight, and it won't come without sustained effort.
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Hollywood is still nowhere near parity when it comes to female filmmakers.
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As much as they really do believe in equality, pay parity, etc.
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That clinched the deal, and the violation of parity caused a sensation.
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That's a parity not seen on the circuit since the early 1s.
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"We didn't have parity before" the one-and-done era, Bilas said.
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"We're on track to reach gender parity by 2027," said Ms. Saujani.
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A week ago, the shares of longs and shorts were at parity.
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Parity is hard, and this discrepancy lays the groundwork for male resistance.
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That means to get parity, we need 140,000 more women in office.
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The quickest way to get to gender parity is to require it.
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Look for us pushing boundaries — seeking parity in pay and congressional representation.
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It's down from 30 years ago, when you had rough parity, right?
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The false parity was a media concoction and a Russian propaganda weapon.
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Deal's parity pricing system, in which farmers were guaranteed a price for
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The senator eventually allowed that she wanted "parity" if witnesses were called.
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The Supreme Court is on parity with the presidency; federal judges aren't.
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Gender parity "just seems logical," she told Die Zeit newspaper on Sunday.
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That doesn't mean it's a simple matter to return to international parity.
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Even some of the mid-major conferences boast more parity than usual.
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Correction: This article originally stated that the apps "should" have feature parity.
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Etsy also remains one of the few tech companies with gender parity.
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Renewables won't achieve cost parity with fossil fuels until 2051, he predicted.
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The company has achieved 100 percent pay parity between men and women.
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Some investors have even raised the idea of parity with the dollar.
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The stat sheets display much parity between the men's and women's games.
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In a league designed for parity, Brady and Belichick have destroyed it.
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They are committed to working toward parity — and they're holding themselves accountable.
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Our decision today will also return regulatory parity to the Internet economy.
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Did Democratic and Republican parity in contacts offset the putative Democratic edge?
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The Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act of 2008 (MHPAEA) was supposed to ensure that behavioral health care services were reimbursed by insurance companies on par with physical medical care, but parity has been difficult to enforce.
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Simple logic tells us that if gender equality in society is required to realize gender parity in the workplace, and if gender parity in the workplace means higher GDP, then gender equality in society would strengthen our economy.
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But this demographic isn't the only one holding back race and gender parity.
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The euro-USD fell to $1.04 on Thursday, 4 cents shy of parity.
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"It isn't about pay parity, and it wasn't about other jobs," she said.
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That said, shy of 30% isn't gender parity, and that number is troubling.
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Is the secret to women reaching gender parity at work getting men involved?
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"Risk parity didn't have anything to do with yesterday's market movement," said Prince.
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A timely rebalancing would mean selling shares and buying bonds to restore parity.
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The vulnerability affects multi-signature digital wallets launched through Parity since July 20.
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Lawrence discovered the lack of salary parity during the massive 2014 Sony hack.
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Refinery29 reached out to Reid's representation for clarification on the salary parity issue.
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But in Singapore today, I daresay that we are beyond that grid parity.
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I'm busting a move for equality, parity, safety and inclusion of all women.
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So we included GDP per capita at purchasing power parity in our model.
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Devops199 then killed this wallet contract, or, as Parity put it, "suicided" it.
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"Polkadot will continue as planned," a Parity spokesperson told me in an email.
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Parity Technologies later clarified the exact figure, setting it closer to $150 million.
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Risk parity portfolios are favored by hedge funds and can be highly leveraged.
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Women wholeheartedly supporting other women is something we need to achieve gender parity.
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One factor driving the possibility of sterling-dollar parity is central bank policy.
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It includes rough parity in spending hikes for defense and domestic, nondefense programs.
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The financial sector will not collapse because covered-interest parity no longer applies.
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In 2017, Iceland's parliament introduced a bill to make pay parity the law.
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Corporations are beginning to take gender parity seriously, and not just in technology.
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Sumitomo says the airless tires have already reached price parity with today's tires.
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Even with global progress toward gender parity, that trend continues with upcoming generations.
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That would bring it up to parity with the 5K 27-inch iMac.
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Goodlatte's plan creates true parity between online, catalog, and brick-and-mortar stores.
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They'll demand "parity" or close to it between defense and non-defense spending.
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Goldman predicts parity within 211 months but says that may now happen sooner.
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That brings the Oculus Rift to price parity with the $799 HTC Vive.
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In a season hailed for racial and ethnic diversity, what about gender parity?
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The claim evolves from statistics combining purchasing power parity (PPP) and GDP figures.
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Increased gender parity doesn't just bestow benefits when exercised in the highest echelons.
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Democrats are still pushing for parity, or as close to it as possible.
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Still, it will take more time to see full workforce parity, Solomon added.
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Democrats responded by demanding "parity" between defense and nondefense spending, the aide said.
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Of course, we're still a long way from gender parity in American politics.
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The closer each group is to 100, the closer Google is to parity.
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The goal is gender parity, but large gaps remain in the labor market.
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The Parity team later published a blog post alerting users to the vulnerability.
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The Penguins have thrived in a salary-cap era that seeks leaguewide parity.
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But there is a chance parity will never be reached, the researchers said.
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Experts in selling on Amazon said that such parity was difficult to achieve.
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It was a reminder that global gender parity still remained out of reach.
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Achieving parity will mean undeserved reward for some, and undeserved hardship for others.
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By law, nonprofit organizations must have gender parity in their top leadership positions.
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Correction: A mistranslation of the word "parity" in Tsai's statement has been corrected.
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Haven't women achieved parity in college and even in science professions like medicine?
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If Democrats are for "parity," they must support eliminating this federally mandated discrimination.
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Write your state and national legislators demanding enforcement of the Federal Parity Law.
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At the same time, renewable energy is reaching cost parity with fossil fuels.
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That parity, and unpredictability, is something M.L.S. markets as part of its appeal.
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Other sectors have made significant progress toward gender parity at the leadership level.
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Women are nowhere near parity in the boardrooms of big American companies, either.
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Part of that success has been measured by his commitment to gender parity.
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Our predecessors fought for parity in business and we will not retreat now.
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Republicans want to boost defense spending, while Democrats want parity for nondefense programs.
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We've heard this on bump stocks, on assault weapons, on mental health parity.
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The Labor Department has also challenged Google for more information on pay parity.
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From parity in 1980, China's economy has outgrown India's fivefold to $10 trillion.
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The Flood Insurance Market Parity and Modernization Act, introduced by Ross and Rep.
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At least one House Democrat has taken the parity approach to heart — Rep.
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Research for this article was funded by New America's Global Gender Parity Initiative.
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Forced parity would turn unequal representation, at least in part, into forced representation.
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Again: That will simply bring Apple's box back to parity with the competition.
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"The East Coast market is approaching parity with the West Coast," he says.
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Over the last two decades, the federal Mental Health Parity Act (MHPA) and the Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act (MHPAEA) have begun to remedy the inequities between coverage for behavioral health care and coverage for other medical services.
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As for a fix, Wood wrote in the Parity chat that the team will be releasing a fix "ASAP," but in the meantime advised users with multi-signature wallets created with Parity to move their funds to a secure address.
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An unidentified user accidentally locked up recently-created digital wallets within Parity — a popular digital wallet provider — by deleting the code library required to use those wallets, according to a critical security alert posted to Parity Technology's blog on Tuesday.
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MGI's 2628 report, "The Power of Parity: Advancing Women's Equality in the United States," found that fully bridging the gender parity gap would provide a $28503 trillion increase in GDP by 22019 — 19 percent higher than continuing business-as-usual practices.
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We have total gender parity in our company, 50 percent women, 23 percent men.
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Our long-term objective is to work towards gender parity in the armed forces.
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And it's not the first time there has been talk of a parity party.
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Prior to China launching the investigation, the two commodities were trading nearly at parity.
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Today China's GDP is six times larger than Russia's, measured at purchasing-power parity.
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Traders talked fearfully of it reaching parity with the euro, or even the dollar.
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"It is true that there's been an increase in parity in taekwondo," Cha added.
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Today, however, they presented less abstract findings in their inaugural IMPACT gender parity report.
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But reaching parity with men in leadership roles is still far out of reach.
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Some 68 percent of Americans own a smartphone, on parity with home broadband adoption.
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The plan also calls for parity in funding for public defenders and prosecutors' offices.
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Feature-for-feature parity with market leaders, but at a fraction of the cost?
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So, I think the whole concept of grid parity differs from country to country.
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At this rate, the field will not achieve gender parity for another 200 years.
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Now a fourth stage has begun, marked by fear that China is reaching parity.
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The movement for gender parity in leadership has just become more important than ever.
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Insiders reckon parity comes when batteries cost no more than $0003 per kilowatt-hour.
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Will this increase in interest and activism finally fix our country's gender parity problem?
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Risk parity funds take a long, leveraged position simultaneously in U.S. equities and Treasurys.
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Parity with the dollar and the euro could beckon under a no-deal scenario.
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Of course, livable salaries across the board might not bring complete parity between teams.
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Listed as 'coming soon' are reliable push notifications, further chat parity features with Mixer.
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Corbin said there was still much more work to do to reach gender parity.
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That also raises the prospect of another attack on parity with the single currency.
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Statistically compared to other metropolitan areas, Silicon Valley could improve in overall gender parity.
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And at this pace, HBO will be at full-frontal nudity parity by 3017.
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Domestic venture capital funds have been seeking parity in tax structure with stock investments.
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Eliminating the deficit could require the pound to fall to parity with the dollar.
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If a race appears competitive, outside groups will turn a financial disparity into parity.
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To be sure, there is hardly parity between the Russian and American submarine fleets.
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Closing the loophole would create parity for military-connected students with non-military students.
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Yet the "current monthly income" definition prevents disabled veterans' parity with other disabled Americans.
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Narrator: At least 21 states and several cities have since passed potty-parity policies.
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But you see much greater parity at least between private and public market values.
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They gave up on the parity principle in their April spending agreement with Republicans.
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Here's are three ways Hollywood can continue on its path to gender pay parity.
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We won't reach educational parity without adequately funded public schools and accessible higher education.
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That's why we're building this: to be on parity with every other major sport.
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It's a perfect recipe for parity, and that in turn is great for business.
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And no, it wouldn't do anything to hurt parity or settle playoff races earlier.
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Plus, women achieved pay parity in 2000, when both champions received checks for $22019,000.
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The increase in Democratic women candidates doesn't guarantee gender parity among the eventual winners.
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Female turnout has soared in recent years, reaching near parity with that of men.
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That's still far from gender parity; men outnumber women four to one in Congress.
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A slew of impressive L.G.B.T. laws followed in parenting, gender parity and transgender rights.
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"It isn't about pay parity, and it wasn't about other jobs," Ms. Wilson said.
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At this rate, researchers don't anticipate hitting overall gender parity until at least 2070.
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Nevada became the first majority women legislature, and Colorado's legislature is nearing gender parity.
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Right now, U.S. oil reserves are almost in parity with those of Saudi Arabia.
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On Tuesday the premium evaporated and the two contacts were at parity CMAL0-3.
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The wind energy industry, which taxpayers have been subsidizing since 1992, will demand parity.
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After recent presidents tip-toed toward parity, Trump has moved decisively and swiftly backward.
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Today, in terms of purchasing-power parity, China has left the United States behind.
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So there's something much closer to female-to-male parity among the L.G.B.T. lawmakers.
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But to reach gender parity, our society still has a long way to go.
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"Parity with public markets is not what PE investors are paying for," Bain writes.
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Without parity the people will suffer, there's simply no other way to put it.
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"It is basically parity, and in the international markets, you get a little bump."
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Recognizing the unfairness of the status quo, 43 states have passed laws mandating parity.
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A number of major banks have predicted a test of parity early next year.
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But Democrats, as they long have, are demanding parity between defense and nondefense spending.
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State banks enjoy parity with national banks to do interstate business under federal law.
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We're too far from parity for anyone to claim the current system is just.
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They've set a benchmark of parity — 50 percent from each sex — by February 2020.
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He stressed that any unity government must be based on parity between both parties.
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The IMF ranks the world's countries according to purchasing power parity (PPP) per capita.
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No major tech company, based on Recode's analysis, has anything close to gender parity.
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Under Mr. Guterres's watch, the U.N. has achieved gender parity at the most senior levels of management, two years ahead of a schedule that he himself set, and he has plans to bring parity to all levels of the organization by 2028.
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We must hold insurers accountable for equal coverage of care under the Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act (Federal Parity Law) and address our national mental health crisis with the same focus and urgency we would like any other public health crisis.
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Make sure you send a Parity/MEW Ethereum address that you have access to. 2.
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If development were all that mattered, there would be far more parity in college football.
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But it's not clear if the "parity" feature set will be priced as a premium.
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Meanwhile, palladium soared to a record, putting it about $2205.00 short of parity with gold.
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Even though there are laws that have been passed, there's really no parity in practice.
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So studies of global poverty typically make currency conversions at "purchasing-power parity" (PPP) instead.
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It also puts it on parity with its competitors, like Apple's watchOS or Samsung's Tizen.
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A great place to start is to provide parity in tax incentives and environmental markets.
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Justin suggests they give her a promotion and parity with his salary to save money.
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Paul Polman, the chief executive of Unilever, pledged to reach parity in management by 2020.
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AccorHotels plans to reach pay parity for its 180,000 employees by 2020, Ms. Nyamayaro says.
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Since then, LaFrance has focused on improving parity between men and women in her stories.
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A Brexit brings the possibility of parity between the euro and the dollar, Zervos said.
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In its pursuit for parity with Amazon, Walmart has clearly overtaken eBay in merchant preference.
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Let's call on the universities to do better and give more support and more parity.
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Five Points didn't start out aiming to achieve gender parity or market to certain demographics.
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Perhaps more importantly, the #MeToo movement has brought about a quantifiable change towards gender parity.
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Manar said his bill includes pension parity for CPS, while eliminating the district's block grant.
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If we are right on the dollar's strength next year then it should break parity.
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For now, that seems to be because parity is coming back to bite the NFL.
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Women aren't expected to win every race to achieve parity, but they don't need to.
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Today I stand boldly w/ my sisters & everyone fighting for equity & parity across all industries .
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It was feasible that, financially speaking, Democrats would have at least parity with the Republicans.
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Show me parity in the harassment and then we can talk about differences in response.
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"What is especially crucial to our business is the Parity Act of 2008," he explains.
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For starters, the entire premise is flawed, because there is no parity in college football.
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Thornberry and Ryan's so-called "parity" is a sham, for certain, but it's nothing new.
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Currency traders UBS have forecast the pound could also weaken to parity with the euro.
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But while women's fortunes have increased while men's have declined, the genders haven't reached parity.
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Among the numbers crunched by economists and data journalists is purchasing power parity, or PPP.
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It's important to note the tax also plays an important role in providing tax parity.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook announced in February that the company had achieved 9493 percent parity.
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The decision was made "in the spirit of parity," a State Department spokeswoman said. 5.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook announced in February that the company had achieved 99.6 percent parity.
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Even those who did use Parity may not have opted for the multi-sig wallet.
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" Democrats said they want "to strengthen our national defense with parity for our domestic budget.
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"It's still not at parity, but the playing field is much more level," he said.
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"They're rapidly getting on parity with us in fighter jets, submarines and missiles," Slane said.
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If there was economic parity, he made sure you knew who was really the boss.
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California and New York have been leading the nation in parity through legislation and litigation.
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It's time to bring parity to mental health and substance use disorder records and treatment.
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What more perfect time to make a dramatic shift toward gender parity in American government?
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The radical restructuring of both curriculum and architecture are supposed to contribute to greater parity.
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This year's theme, Pledge for Parity, is a call that we should all rally around.
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The United Nations is woefully behind on its pledge of gender parity in senior appointments.
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Morgan Stanley strategists predicted euro parity with the pound in the first quarter of 2018.
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Both of these changes helped improve wage parity, Ms. Blau's and Mr. Kahn's research said.
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Applications to top business schools are on the decline, but gender parity is going up.
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Women around the world sent out a call for gender parity on International Women's Day.
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Achieving gender parity in Congress isn't just a matter of international pride or identity politics.
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"This was all sort of a return to normalcy, which is political parity," he said.
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Like so many egalitarian efforts, our domestic parity was lost once we had a baby.
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After adjusting for price parity, though, real income in North Dakota is nearly $7,000 more.
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It's a far cry from parity, but significantly greater than the 3 percent in 85033.
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The relative parity between the DCCC and the NRCC doesn't extend to the national party.
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"We need Medicaid parity," said Herb B. Kuhn, the president of the Missouri Hospital Association.
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So, parity in the NBA means one super team and the 29 others are garbage?
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This year's theme, Pledge for Parity, is a call that we should all rally around.
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Additionally, the report notes a gaping lack of gender parity in the Academy's voting membership.
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Some see California's law as a crucial step toward establishing better parity in corporate leadership.
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So China's parity with us is asymmetric — population versus wealth, regional leadership versus global leadership.
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The new era of asymmetric parity is definitely not a return to the Cold War.
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Will this attempt at source parity alone be enough to help close the silicon divide?
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The salary cap unfairly depresses salaries and creates parity, the most boring thing in sports.
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There's good reason for the rare bipartisanship support for the Senate Campaign Disclosure Parity Act.
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"Thirty years from now, we'll look back and be in a different place, but it will take time to reach parity in office because we need to reach parity in running," said Kathleen Dolan, a political science professor at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.
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When the Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act, also known as the Federal Parity Law, passed in 2008, those of us who drafted and championed the bill knew that talking about mental health wasn't enough — we needed to ensure access to care as well.
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Big Mouth reflects a gender parity that's not quite present in other shows of its ilk.
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Design has near parity, and the lowest-paying jobs have more women than men in them.
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South-east Europe is roughly at parity: 49% of scientific researchers in the region are women.
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Despite improvements at creating parity in the 26 years since, women are still outnumbered by men.
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Reaching gender parity at festivals is an idea that, in theory, everyone is on board with.
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Ruskin said the euro could reach parity with the dollar but not likely until next year.
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There are two haunting works that gesture towards gender parity with poetic rage and cheeky critique.
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In that way, at least, Thread has achieved parity with Bluetooth: it'll be better next year.
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And it's also possible that Nintendo is planning to offer parity with Sony and Microsoft here.
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The bank is predicting that sterling could reach parity with the euro in the next year.
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Plus size took a little bit longer, but within a year it was also at parity.
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By December, he said, he expects the newer models to reach parity with the older vehicles.
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The euro is around 12 percent undervalued relative to purchasing power parity based on our estimates.
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Adjusted for purchasing-power parity, that is a comfortable income, equating to over $75,000 in America.
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That is going to be a shock to the market, and risk parity trades hate volatility.
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While the case to buy risk-parity funds looks solid, investors have so far remained skeptical.
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If so, an answer is provided to both nominees at the same time to preserve parity.
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Timothée Chalamet talked about sexual assault on campus and achieving 50/50 gender parity by 2020.
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In 2017, Iceland's parliament introduced a bill to make pay parity the law of the land.
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"Addiction should have parity," says William Goodman, chief medical officer of Catholic Medical Centre in Manchester.
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Rather than trying to outlaw bias, companies should engage managers to build teams that demonstrate parity.
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George Magnus, former senior economic adviser at UBS Investment Bank, also thinks dollar parity is plausible.
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There is no reason that other diversity goals can't be pursued in conjunction with gender parity.
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Men in positions of power have resisted at every turn efforts by women to gain parity.
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"Time is up and we want diversity and we want intersectional gender parity," Messing told Rancic.
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The pound's purchasing power parity (PPP) valuation is $1.57, it told clients - 30% above current levels.
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Any student of the currency markets will quickly come across the idea of "covered-interest parity".
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Commenters on the Ethereum subreddit expressed bewilderment at how Parity could have allowed this to happen.
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The struggle to reach gender parity in the C-suite Chief is just five months old.
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Basically, costs will decline, and upfront cost parity will get closer, the faster BEB demand rises.
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The nonprofit says it is on track to achieve gender parity in tech fields by 2027.
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However, Reuters polls over several years have been clear that a fall below parity wasn't likely.
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The narrative regarding parity and mental health and addiction coverage under the ACA is frustratingly false.
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Chart levels aside, is the pound headed for parity against both the dollar and the euro?
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Men need to be a part of the solution to reach gender parity in technology fields.
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It might be a case of another one bites the dust on its parity breaking call.
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However, at the current rate, it would take another 51 years to reach parity, it noted.
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INCLUSION RIDER = Attach a rider to your contract demanding gender and racial parity on your films.
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We certainly haven't achieved parity at the top of the workforce, but we've made huge strides.
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For many adults with brain cancer, so-called oral chemotherapy parity legislation is of crucial importance.
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Accenture Strategy Technology Managing Director Diana Bersohn describes why gender parity in STEM is so important.
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Parity with the dollar and the euro EURGBP=D210 could beckon under a no-deal scenario.
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Many have even believed that the goal of human parity would never be realized, Microsoft notes.
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The two groups reached parity on the quality of life measure by the six-week mark.
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To be sure, eating disorders were added to the Federal Mental Health Parity Law in 2017.
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That choice could have predicted everything about where we are today in terms of gender parity.
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Discrimination and lack of parity Addiction is a disease, not a mindset or a moral failing.
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It would be convertible at parity and backed by cash assets held at a central bank.
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Eliminating subsidies for all industries would deliver true parity, but they are not interested in that.
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A spokesperson for AmEx says the company is on track to reach "virtual parity" this year.
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On a purchasing power parity-basis, the country is already the largest economy in the world.
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Richie tries pulling Cece onto his lap to establish some parity, but she isn't having it.
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Without such programs, America has continued to inch toward congressional parity at its own glacial pace.
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Update: This article was updated to include a blog post from Parity Technologies announcing the vulnerability.
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The debates commission, which has organized every debate since 1988, calibrates every aspect to ensure parity.
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"We want diversity, we want intersectional gender parity, and we want equal pay," Messing told E!
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"If we can't get full parity then we don't need a budget cap vote," said Rep.
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Major actresses skipping Ryan Seacrest on the red carpet; Kristen Anderson-Lopez talking about gender parity.
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She notes that Europe has begun to mandate gender parity in businesses by way of quotas.
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Here, the property we want to know about, what's correlated across both boxes, is called parity.
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In biomedicine, for example, gender parity is forecast to arrive around 2048, according to the study.
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Collectively, it's a pattern of augmenting Democratic strength, inching the statewide map closer to partisan parity.
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Going forward, we're committing ourselves to work toward a goal of parity on a weekly basis.
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In explaining the request, Coast Guard officials cited the need for parity with other armed forces.
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The proposal followed a longstanding principle of "parity" increasing both budgets by the same dollar amount.
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OECD data puts the currency's fair value in purchasing power parity terms at 103 per dollar.
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Because of Harvard's parity policy, food-service subcontractors had no choice but to match union wages.
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Today, all but two Latin American countries have a quota or parity law for legislative candidates.
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If women waited until the time or the circumstances were perfect, we would never achieve parity!
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Other jobs that have reached hiring parity include roles across marketing, business operations and health care.
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But there's still so much work to do to achieve gender parity among investors and entrepreneurs.
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In fact, if women had pay parity, studies show our national GDP would increase by 3%.
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But that doesn't mean we've achieved parity — either with men, or amongst ourselves across racial differences.
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The U.S. dropped two spots on the gender parity rankings since last year, falling to 53rd.
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At the project's one-year mark, we're reaffirming our commitment to working to reach gender parity.
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Yet there is still much more progress needed to reach parity for women behind the camera.
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" And of the other online platforms, he said Walmart is "the one that's closest to parity.
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They voiced their collective support for the restoration of pay parity for nurses, the BBC reported.
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But no company is close to parity, despite having repeatedly pledged millions to address the problem.
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With the populations of Israel and the extended Palestinian diaspora at near parity, neither formulation applies.
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He said he expected EVs to reach lifecycle cost parity with traditional light vehicles by 2022.
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Indeed, the personal income tax rate must be reduced and achieve parity with the corporate rate.
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This would achieve parity in how acts of international and domestic terrorism are investigated and prosecuted.
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Solar energy has reached cost parity with coal and gas in many regions of the country.
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The group also points to a lack of gender parity in managerial senior executive service positions.
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White women were seeking the vote as a symbol of parity with their husbands and brothers.
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Even today, with an amazing number of women serving, we are not even close to parity.
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"This issue of parity is not a women's issue," Allaster told The Washington Post in 2014.
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Sooner or later, parity at the top will just happen — even if it's decades from now.
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STAND UP FOR INSURANCE PARITY This October marks 10 years since Congress passed the Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act, which requires health insurers to provide the same level of benefits for mental health treatments and services as they provide for medical and surgical care.
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"We were already close to pay parity in the U.S. through our strong people practices, and now we are proud to have achieved and documented this last step of full parity," said Donna Morris, executive vice president of Customer & Employee Experience at Adobe, in a statement.
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We will not rest until women have parity and equity at all levels of leadership in society.
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For Palaniappan, it's another way to introduce a degree of parity to a vastly unequal economic system.
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She is known for her focus on LGBTQ rights, gender parity and her advocacy for European integration.
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First, they can try and improve their own experience to reach parity with the unsanctioned user experience.
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Still, Animated Short Film was one of the only Oscar categories that approached gender parity in directing.
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Commissioner Adam Silver wants parity, and every fan wants to feel like their team has a shot.
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The gender gap is narrowing, but there's still a long way to go before parity is reached.
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That's why it's so important to celebrate institutions actually making a concerted effort to reach gender parity.
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The results from the MacBook Pro and Razer Blade Stealth are mostly at parity with this drive.
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With 46% of its feature films directed by women, Tribeca is making strides towards achieving gender parity.
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Parity founders Gavin Wood (left) and Jutta Steiner speak at a Berlin technology conference in December 2017.
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In the past, men she's worked with have lowered their salaries so that she can make parity.
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In a league built for parity, the Patriots have become the football version of the old Yankees.
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Along with unifying design, YouTube is working to bring feature parity to different versions of its service.
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Kostow took to Instagram to express his disbelief at Mistry's suggestion that restaurant kitchens lacked sufficient parity.
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After her divorce, Ms. Jorgenson Wendt spent many years lecturing on financial parity during, and after, marriage.
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However, the first goal is to bring "parity" between the Autopilot Hardware 1 and Hardware 2 sets.
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They spoke out about Time's Up, #MeToo, equal pay, gender parity, and diversity on the red carpet.
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It's why there is a serious gender parity problem in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
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In general, currency gauges based on purchasing-power parity work best when comparing countries with similar income.
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At the present pace China's tech industry will be at parity with America's in 10-15 years.
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At its present pace, China is still 10-15 years away from reaching tech parity with America.
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Indeed, the euro went on a multi-year decline that almost saw parity breached late last year.
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"Risk parity has influence in any market by accentuating the change in asset class exposure," said Ghriskey.
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By some measures, such as purchasing price parity, China already became the world's largest economy in 2014.
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Presumably, there's more parity owing to the greater transparency into operations that employees enjoy at smaller startups.
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Were the pound to approach parity with the dollar, as some fear, inflation might rise above 5%.
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The greenback also broke above parity with the Swiss franc CHF=, rising as high as 1.0022 francs.
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No, but it makes me unhappy to not have it, so having it keeps me at parity.
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Though there certainly has been growth in the industry, gender parity is still a long way away.
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At the current rate, we won't see gender parity in politics until 2117 — yes, an entire century.
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That near-parity is restricted to transitions between related languages, like from English to Spanish and French.
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Thursday afternoon Axios hosted a conversation at UPenn on gender parity and equal opportunity in the workplace.
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"Time is up and we want diversity and we want intersectional gender parity," Messing, 49, told Rancic.
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We opened the door in 2014, but #ASO dropped the ball on our plans & progress toward parity.
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Wraith said that if pound-dollar parity happens, inflation would probably double, reaching between 4% and 5%.
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But the covered-interest parity rule has been consistently breached in some corners of finance since 2008.
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But economists said the new factor would not make a big change to the central parity level.
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Like so many other parts of society, businesses are definitely a long way from achieving gender parity.
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In fact, the topic of gender parity was the third most tweeted, generating a whopping 10,000 tweets.
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Intel reports a 100 percent pay parity for men and women Intel hasn't hidden its diversity ambitions
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The greenback has skyrocketed 20 percent since mid-2014 and it's now nearing parity with the euro.
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I don't know about parity with the euro, but we may definitely take another crack at $1.05.
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But this new deal is a first step toward bringing more parity to Twitter and its competitors.
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We aren't set up for parity, per se, but a more competitive aristocracy is around the corner.
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That said, one sad reality remained: none of the festivals we crunched the numbers for reached parity.
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The latest design supposedly gets rid of most of these, bringing it to rough parity with Daydream.
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The corporate tax rate has moved closer to parity with capital gains, via the recent tax cuts.
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Over the years, few major figures have had the clout to successfully press for mental health parity.
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But Facebook has not backed Klobuchar's legislation, which would bring parity on political ad regulations between platforms.
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And while it's still far from the gender parity goal, things are moving in the right direction.
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The issue of pay parity was something that Wilson spoke out about back in February of 2018.
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The issue appears to center around the fact that the Parity Wallet operates as a smart contract.
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The second tipping point — parity with existing power plants — is still a ways off in many countries.
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Now, the US is getting closer to this target thanks to the so-called "potty parity" movement.
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Deutsche Bank on Wednesday morning abandoned calls for the dollar to rise towards parity with the euro.
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But gender parity in economic opportunity is fundamentally linked to whether or not societies will be sustainable.
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The organization is also advocating for gender parity at movie and television studios and other entertainment companies.
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I don't know about parity with the euro but we may definitely take another crack at $1.05.
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Kona Deep is typically priced at parity with Evian in the U.S. retail market, the companies said.
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Trump has played into the trap by questioning the value of nuclear parity with his Russian counterpart.
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Most notably, many of the men promised gender parity, especially at the top levels of the organization.
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Notable speakers included Gavin Wood (Parity Technologies), Cal Henderson (Slack), Ida Tin (Clue), and Frederic Mazzella (BlaBlaCar).
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At USD1,500, Ethiopia's purchasing power parity gross national income is well below the 'B' median of USD7,720.
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Policymakers have been slowly moving towards introducing payment parity and stopping the fleecing of Medicare and seniors.
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The Northern Province is one of the country's most under-developed provinces in terms of gender parity.
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That drastic shift toward gender parity on boards was unexpected, even for the author of the research.
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"This idea that we're making new work, commissioning across all art forms, allows for parity," he said.
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China has nearly reached parity with the U.S., and Russia is barely trailing it at 27 percent.
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Unlike most other sports, which believe fans respond most to parity, Woods's dominance was electrifying for golf.
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Mandating that health insurance cover mental health benefits at parity reduces the suicide rate by 5 percent.
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For example, the New York-Newark-Jersey City metro area had a regional price parity of 122.3.
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The problem is that Americans live amid two stalled partisan revolutions, held in stalemate by demographic parity.
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Asked if she will work with Republicans on a replacement plan to keep mental health parity, Sen.
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After that new weapons and military tactics became critical, until eventually some local rivals achieved military parity.
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The team for the new Commission includes 12 women - the closest it has come to gender parity.
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"Gender parity has a fundamental bearing on whether or not economies and societies thrive," the index said.
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The National Book Award for fiction comes closest to parity, with nine women winners in two decades.
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If only women filled vacancies, it would take until 2024 to reach parity, according to the study.
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This year&aposs March Madness could be rife with chaos, thanks to an unprecedented level of parity.
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In terms of gender parity, it puts corporate America, the Trump administration and the Senate to shame.
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We do not have adequate universal health care and universal coverage and parity for mental health services.
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The trajectory of their GDP per person, calculated at purchasing-power parity, has remained impressive (see chart).
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It's nice that graphic novels and nonfiction are approaching parity with prose books in the review media.
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One of "Fortnite's" most important innovations was creating parity between mobile devices, computers, and video game devices.
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The franc now trades at around 1.0950 to the euro after rising above parity early last year.
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When we published it, we also urged more women to write, and committed to work toward parity.
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Like the Big Ten, the Big East traditionally experiences its share of parity during January and February.
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Even once you reach parity, that carbon has been floating around for a century, absorbing radiant heat.
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And again, these are early hires, so the overall gender parity in Trump's administration could easily change.
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Charge conjugation describes the process of turning a particle, such as an electron, into its antiparticle, such as a positron, whereas parity describes the inversion of a particle in space, such that if an electron was moving left to right, parity would make it move right to left.
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The size of countries' economies was measured by gross domestic product (GDP) at purchasing power parity exchange rates.
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Check back for updates when more progress is made in the push for gender parity in politics worldwide.
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Or do I want someone who might be biracial, who is going to fight for equity and parity?
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GDP per person was just $2,566 (measured at purchasing-power parity) in 2016, according to the World Bank.
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Patrick J. Kennedy is a former congressman and author of The Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act.
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Income per person in 2018, adjusted for purchasing-power parity, was $49,900, nearly $13,000 lower than in America.
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"We've broken through so many supports lately that the next level of support is parity, 1.00," he said.
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There were no forecasts for the pound to reach parity to the dollar in the next 12 months.
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Women and girls are both going to school; at primary levels, we have parity for boys and girls.
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We don't have much research to indicate how gender parity in the US Cabinet would specifically affect policy.
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The changes aim to establish "full parity" in bilateral relations between the two countries, sources told the paper.
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The French president also said China assured him it would respect market share parity between Airbus and Boeing.
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" Georgia Nott of Broods — played 2017: " I think [gender parity] should be a part of the world's mission.
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The salary cap The Chiefs' greatest enemies, at the moment, are the league's established restrictions to promote parity.
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If anything, the newest NHL team shows the league doesn't care about either parity or being too niche.
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Men accepting pay cuts in the name of parity can be helpful on a case-by-case basis.
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On Twitter, Miller re-upped Vice's pledge to achieve gender pay parity by the end of this year.
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We currently rank 45th out of the 144 countries in WEF's report when it comes to wage parity.
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Falling battery costs mean that the total cost of EV ownership will soon hit parity with ICE models.
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Before the chorus of people's babied-ass foot stamping about unfairness and league parity took over the narrative?
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Perhaps this is simply the case that partnering whilst increasing feature parity doesn't always make for happy bedfellows.
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I would like to request more parity between various news sources in terms of sources and content types.
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He later added that the Zenefits leadership team has about 50/50 gender parity between men and women.
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A statue of a young girl and a day dedicated to gender parity alone won't fix these issues.
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Even when Microsoft axed Kinect and achieved price parity, the sins of the past continued to haunt them.
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Perhaps a few words about the pledge to have 50/50 gender parity in executive boards by 2020.
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"Whether you get to parity or not really depends on how the discussion goes," he told CNBC Monday.
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At 81, he's explored that parity for half his life, seldom more calmingly than on this self-release.
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The trough of the "U" is at roughly $10,000 of GDP per head, measured at purchasing-power parity.
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Analysts said the dollar's uptrend looked intact, even as 120 yen and parity with the euro remained elusive.
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Haggerty, who is Parity Partner's CEO, also recognized that women need support to reach those high-level roles.
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Now analysts are working out the likelihood of the pound falling to parity against the euro and dollar.
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But a 20% decline for the pound to parity with the dollar is "certainly not inconceivable," he continued.
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The sweeping call for greater wealth parity has brought in economic populists on both the left and right.
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Today's Parity postmortem pegs that number at closer to $150 million, which is still nothing to sniff at.
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He's invested $2 million-plus specifically on building a data and analytic framework to focus on pay parity.
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The last time there was a similar one-in-three probability of euro parity was in April 2015.
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For example, Chile's per capita GDP (when adjusted for purchasing power parity) is slightly over $24,85033 per year.
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Turner said he believes the pound is undervalued relative to its purchasing power parity level of around $1.58.
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"For the euro-dollar rate to move closer to parity, it's not just about the ECB," Halpenny said.
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And the movie, despite its oppressive World War I setting, believes that something like gender parity can exist.
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Mental health parity does improve the chances that those who are affected can get the help they need.
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Festivals are an important battleground in the fight for gender parity, and one that's been strewn with casualties.
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In June, the Matildas launched a campaign calling for prize-money parity ahead of the women's World Cup.
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However, the bill failed to adequately address one enormous and essential component of meaningful mental health reform: parity.
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It's past time for Congress to make good on that promise and put teeth behind our parity laws.
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Even in arenas where brawn is not a metric, equal treatment and financial parity were next to impossible.
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Workers: Achieved pay and promotion parity for women and underrepresented minorities last year, two years ahead of schedule.
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That means that gender parity isn't just a women's issue, it's an issue that affects all of us.
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It's really no trouble for the computer — you train it so it values parity between non-relevant attributes.
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Even Microsoft has brought the native Mac version of Office far closer to parity with the Windows version.
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Ultimately, achieving gender parity in Congress is only seen as a slog because it's being treated like one.
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After five years of pressing for parity, the collective known as the Kilroys says it is seeing progress.
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So to maintain parity, we are developing a new air-launched cruise missile that can carry nuclear weapons.
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"In order to create parity for women entrepreneurs, we needed to start conversations about implicit bias," she says.
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Gender and parity laws matter, and they have too much public support for politicians to roll them back.
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Amazon used to have a policy that required price parity across marketplace platforms, instead of simply encouraging it.
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And there's certainly a gender parity to the nudity that would suggest a feminist approach to the sex.
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"I expect we'll see more moves toward parity between 1P and 3P selling experience for sellers," Leigh said.
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"Under extreme cases, if you're using polluting energy, you can get to parity with traditional meat," he said.
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The sister metals, widely used autocatalysts, hit price parity for the first time in 16 years last week.
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Amex recently reported that it reached merchant coverage parity in the US, potentially boosting its appeal to consumers.
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Years later, a provision to guarantee better care found its way into her bill on mental health parity.
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At that rate, it would take more than a century to achieve gender parity in the executive ranks.
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Gender parity was also a critical concern for the selection commission while he was a member, Phillips said.
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Achieving parity is harder, as Ms. Huxtable, who once worked for the American Civil Liberties Union, must know.
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The theme of this year's International Women's Day -- #BalanceforBetter -- calls for improved gender parity to improve the world.
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"We aim to achieve feature parity for all versions of Borderlands 013 early in 2020," the company writes.
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At this rate, the lawmakers' union chief said, it would take an additional 50 years to reach parity.
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Of course, despite this rhetorical right, we are still a long way from parity and equity in politics.
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Ten years have come and gone since the federal Mental Health Parity and Addictions Equity Act was passed.
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Said another way, one-party legislative productivity doesn't help sustain one's majority when the country is at parity.
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In doing so, movements to "decolonize" and create gender parity in the arts are starting to gain momentum.
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Did the information they deliver truly enable the Soviet Union to approach nuclear parity with the United States?
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If the biomass replaces natural gas, the EAS found, it takes centuries at a minimum to reach parity.
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Gabriel is not the only representative calling for funding parity when it comes to Indigenous languages in Canada.
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The Government Accountability Office in 2222 estimated that women would reach parity in the boardroom within 248 years.
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"There's a kind of parity of esteem of information on the Net," Pratchett remarked to Gates in the interview.
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Gavin Wood and Jutta Steiner of Parity Technologies are coming to talk the potential of Ethereum and the blockchain.
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In the 1970s, she worked with Roberto Peccei on a proposed solution to the strong charge-parity (CP) problem.
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And that's especially true today, in an age of parity where it feels like we're all just flipping coins.
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It continues to trade at a discount to VISA on a P/E basis; parity we think makes sense.
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Its economy is six times larger (at purchasing-power parity) and its power is growing, even as Russia's fades.
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This demonstrates a conscious effort on the part of festival organizers to ensure diversity and strive for gender parity.
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In the industry right now, everybody, for the most part, is focused on discount rating, or rate parity, right?
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Spotify on desktopThere's much more parity between free tier and Premium users when it comes to Spotify's desktop apps.
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Shameless star Emmy Rossum wants salary parity with her co-star William H. Macy, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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Risk parity funds have been buying equities in recent weeks with exposure now in line with their historical average.
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As of the end of 2019, Amex now claims "virtual parity" acceptance with Visa and Mastercard, according to Bloomberg.
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Its fleet of F-15s and F-16s could achieve air parity even with Russian forces, let alone Iran's.
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Capital Economics forecasted in a note Wednesday that would likely head toward parity against the euro in a Brexit.
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Achieving gender parity in the higher echelons of research, where Nobel-worthy work gets done, remains a distant challenge.
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Everyone is talking about gender parity in Hollywood this year, but is anyone actually trying to create tangible solutions?
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Apple announced in 2016 that it had achieved pay parity across genders, following similar announcements from Facebook and Microsoft.
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It would ensure parity in wage protections for farmworkers, including overtime pay and minimum wage, according to the proposal.
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There's still a ways to go for parity on the hill, however: This number represents only 24% of Congress.
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The May 2016 contract currently stands at around 11,375 yuan ($1,729) per tonne, close to parity with import prices.
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As when Argentina abandoned dollar parity at the start of 2002, the value of Italians' bank deposits would plunge.
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As in all industries, this lack of gender parity is frustrating because it's not like women aren't making comedy.
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Habits are hard to break, and your culture may favor the incumbent majority until you get closer to parity.
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I've been really intentional on trying to get gender parity on the show, getting different voices on the show.
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This means sterling will fall further, although not as low as parity against the dollar unless in "extreme circumstances".
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In the Nordic countries, gender parity in representation has almost been achieved; 22013 percent of legislators today are women.
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The euro then went into steep decline, and looked like breaking below parity with the dollar in early 2015.
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Katzive, however, said he is constructive on the dollar, and he does see the euro reaching parity next year.
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The issues of gender parity, equal pay, and sexual harassment in news rooms continue to dominate the cultural conversation.
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In the absence of a properly functioning political system, it is ever more vital for art to bestow parity.
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The GOP law would eliminate the mental healthcare parity requirement and would phase Medicaid expansion out altogether by 2020.
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They must also demand full mental health parity – insurance companies must cover treatment for this disease like any other.
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In the years since, it has moved rapidly toward parity with space powers like Russia and the United States.
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They see nearly one chance in three the euro will reach or fall below parity in the year ahead.
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I think the cap has an impact, just like no-trade clauses and all this fake loser-point parity.
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In a perfect world, the onus to establish salary parity would fall on the studio, and not the actors.
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The World Economic Forum (WEF) ranked China in 100th place out of 144 countries for parity on gender pay.
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Then see if it's easier to eliminate oppressive behaviors and to open the doors for gender parity and transparency.
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The deal came as protests over the lack of gender parity have roiled women's soccer worldwide in recent years.
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He estimated if Sarepta prices the drug at parity with Exondys 51, sales could top $800 million by 2022.
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CFOs also have intimate knowledge of all the company's financial data, including that around employee retention and pay parity.
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But there is more to their claim than mere parity: The women's game is also superior to the men's.
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Only when that changes will it be possible to judge if China truly has gender parity in irrational exuberance.
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Many people didn't think we would ever see this level of pricing parity, or at least not this soon.
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Recent landmark court decisions and amendments to state legislation are setting precedent for parity coverage of eating disorders treatment.
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That is why we introduced the Performing Artist Tax Parity Act (PATPA) to better reflect today's cost of living.
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"It would bring them to parity with some of the dynamic retargeting capabilities of other major players," he said.
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AnitaB.Org VP of Policy and Engagement Dr. Stephanie Rodriguez gives solutions to fix the gender parity gap in STEM.
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Communism was intended as a more noble system — economic parity that avoids the inequality bound to arise from capitalism.
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The estimates contradict analysts' previous forecasts for euro parity with the U.S. dollar, or a one-to-one relationship.
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There, Republicans control 2628 of 28503 seats in Congress, despite the fact that the parties are at near parity.
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At the OECD, Lorenzoni and Koechlin calculated 2014 purchasing power parity health spending and pricing estimates for 85033 countries.
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U.S. purchasing power parity hospital service prices were on par with Canadian ones and lower than those in Sweden.
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Even the last spending deal essentially ended in one to one parity, despite Republicans in unified control of government.
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Meanwhile, Parity Technologies is attempting to ensure that businesses don't need to worry about the underlying technologies at all.
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The league's parity model promises unpredictability—the playoffs are wide open this season, and your team could be there!
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Combined with novel chemistry and smarter software, these tests are at cost parity or better than their centralized counterparts.
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The objective environment shifted in 1995, when the GOP secured control of Congress and reached parity in the states.
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"Despite the incredible growth, we are still far from reaching gender parity," the WBENC said in a blog post.
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We need a tax system where employers on Main Street have tax parity with those traded on Wall Street.
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That&aposs according to Elissa Sangster, CEO of Forté Foundation, a nonprofit centered on gender parity in business school.
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Council members have been pushing for funds to address a serious pay parity issue involving early childhood education staff.
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Today's pledge signing virtually ensures that discussion of gender parity in the film industry will continue throughout the year.
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It performs better than its bigger neighbors, India and Pakistan, on development indicators like gender parity and school enrollment.
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Usually, the president delivers a comedic monologue of his own, lending the evening a sense of good-natured parity.
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Several talent agencies have already pledged to achieve gender parity in their leadership tiers in the next two years.
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Mutual funds that employ risk-parity strategies held about $240 billion at the end of 22017, according to Morningstar.
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This parity policy was formally adopted across the university 16 years ago by Lawrence H. Summers, then Harvard's president.
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Google reports similar results, but no company is close to parity, and the progress for minorities is even slower.
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Previous research has found that gender parity in fundraising still does not translate to equal chances of electoral success.
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By 2019, 21% of Intel&aposs leaders were women — not quite at parity, but a big increase from 6%.
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There's reporting that he may kick out additional UK diplomats, for example, which would move beyond parity of response.
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The Parity Portfolio includes 25 to 35 U.S.-based companies with a minimum of three women on their boards.
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We have filled up the bottom of the pyramid but ... where it all gets decided, we don't have parity.
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If theaters are going to sell wine and special mixed drinks in souvenir cups, they must have potty parity.
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Five years later, it started All Weather, a fund that pioneered a steady, low-risk strategy called risk parity.
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But more than all of that, the game has been harder to predict because of greater parity than usual.
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"We also looked at gender parity in terms of pay, but then we looked at everybody's pay," she says.
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But still, at this rate, it will take more than 40 years to reach CEO gender parity in America.
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In both states, Democrats and Republicans have moved to near-parity, and independents have risen to about 21625 percent.
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Her 27-strong team for the new Commission includes 13 women -- the closest it has come to gender parity.
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Passing the Cancer Drug Coverage Parity Act, currently before Congress, would help improve accessibility by eliminating this pricing disparity.
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The report looked at 144 countries' progress towards gender parity across the economic, education, health and political empowerment fronts.
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Something like parity would need to exist for a U.S.-Russia-style arms-control process to begin with China.
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But she's found support -- both from other artists and organizations that have long called for gender parity in Hollywood.
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The N.F.L. in recent years has been praised for its parity, for the roughly equal talents of its teams.
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The change comes amid concern that the stipulation, called price parity, could be in violation of US antitrust law.
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Parity against the dollar or euro would certainly ring alarm bells for the government and the Bank of England.
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When there are great games and league parity, every fan feels like their team can win the Super Bowl.
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The average gross domestic product for Democratic districts, near parity with Republican ones in 2008, has grown 50% higher.
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Black women reached equal pay this year on August 22nd, while Latina women won't achieve parity until November 0.593th.
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"I don't think there will be a specific magical date when (parity) is here for all locations," he said.
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Even with these steps, this year's nominations show just how much work is left to achieve real gender parity.
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America isn't even in its top 60 countries for legal environments that help promote gender parity in the workplace.
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Sorry, Canada: Parity Reshapes the World Junior Championship Canada used to own the under-20 ice hockey world championships.
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"Still, we shouldn't confuse progress with parity," McKinsey's Kevin Sneader and Lareina Yee told Wall Street Journal last month.
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"It's going to take a long long time to reach true parity, true representation, and to undo the tide."
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We, as pictorial artists, gave a visual voice to those interests of parity for our young artist constituency-culture.
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Even today, Germany's performance in achieving gender parity has been lambasted as "mediocre" and "lagging" by the European Parliament.
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A study by Deloitte released in January predicted that prices on powertrain components will start falling so rapidly that BEVs could reach cost parity with gas-powered models by as early as 2022 – though other studies, including one by the Boston Consulting Group, don't see parity coming until later in the decade.
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A powerful report by Milliman confirms insurers are not adhering to the Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act of 2008 (The Federal Parity Law), which requires them to treat illnesses of the brain, such as depression and addiction, the same way they treat illnesses of the body, such as diabetes and cancer.
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Input from people with mental disorders is an essential part of advocacy for health insurance parity in the United States.
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It also promised to uphold a policy, in effect since October 2016, of not pricing the fuel below international parity.
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U.S. equity saw $24.3 billion in outflows, bringing passive management closer to parity when it comes to domestic stock funds.
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That's in part why Women In Film developed ReFrame, a formal action plan to further gender parity in the industry.
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The usual suspects were trotted out—the salary cap, league-wide parity, no-trade clauses—but the situation seemed clear.
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No. But Rigiet does achieve parity with the most popular features out there which is saying something at this price.
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Mexico's real income per person, on a purchasing-power-parity basis, has risen from about $2125,000 in 1994 to $19,000.
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Though the level of gender parity achieved in that era was astonishing, the accomplishments were largely limited to white women.
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"If we go through $1.10 in the euro, people will be talking about $1.05 and parity coming back," said Chandler.
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However, the reality is this: If current trends continue, it's unlikely we will reach gender parity in corporate America — ever.
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Data suggests that pay parity will not be reached in the U.S. until 2152 given the current rate of change.
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I propose the largest roads and bridges investment in history — a $22 billion, five-year investment – achieving parity with downstate.
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As many people on Twitter were quick to point out, this list shines a light on gender parity in sports.
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While the first year was about getting to parity with augmented reality filters and stickers, the two have since diverged.
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The knock-on effects of reaching CEO gender parity are only beginning to be understood, but a few stick out.
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The euro opened the year at $216.8, and the overwhelming consensus at the time was for a break below parity.
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According to a blog post released by Parity on Tuesday, the code that fixed the July bug contained another vulnerability.
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Japan's GDP per person eclipsed Argentina's around 230 and is now about twice as high, measured at purchasing-power parity.
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Equality-conscious Nordics typically do well while workplace parity for women in Japan, South Korea and Turkey still lags badly.
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They include any country with a GDP per person between 5.2% and 42.75% of America's, measured at purchasing-power parity.
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In a league infested with parity, one big move somewhere could be the one that gets all the dominoes falling.
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Why it matters: Critics have said the so-called "most favored nation," or "price parity," provisions could violate antitrust law.
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Since 2008 the share of economies converging in this way has fallen from 88% to 50% (using purchasing-power parity).
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In the past year, the entertainment industry, long a bastion of patriarchy, has begun to inch toward greater gender parity.
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The Swiss franc looked to be heading for another spell of parity against the dollar after falling across the board.
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The four-year-old currency, which fell to 2297 cents last week, has returned to parity with the American dollar.
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Parity or close would be more risk premium than fundamental value, but there's a lot of risk to price in.
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Despite some increasingly bearish calls on sterling looking ahead, analysts were far from convinced that sterling-dollar parity was looming.
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Jeremy Stretch, head of G-10 FX strategy at CIBC Capital Markets, put the likelihood of parity at 1.053/20.
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The towers we connect to are overwhelmed with traffic and even as networks achieve parity, the infrastructure can't keep up.
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From a longer-term perspective, we think sterling could head towards parity against the euro and 1.20 against the dollar.
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On December 6th, Oculus will release its Touch motion controllers, bringing the Rift to rough feature parity with the Vive.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The vision for gender parity in public art just became a whole lot clearer.
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Daimler said that by 2025, the purchasing cost of electric cars will likely reach parity with their combustion-engined equivalents.
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"We are creating parity and equity for Paralympians," USOC CEO Sarah Hirshland said during a call with reporters on Friday.
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Entrepreneurs like Laurie Sprouse are looking for simplicity and parity for big and small businesses in any new tax plan.
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"As I understand, in Alrosa's sale, the talk is about parity with Yakutia and its municipalities," a second source said.
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"When these projections are extended beyond 2060, Muslims are expected to reach parity with Christians in 2070," the study noted.
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Last September, I took part in promoting the Sustainable Development Goals at the U.N., which demands gender parity by 2030.
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Saturday night's Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series race at Kansas Speedway has garnered rave reviews for its parity and competitiveness.
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Today at TechCrunch Disrupt Berlin, Woods and Parity CEO and co-founder Jutta Steiner retraced their story of what happened.
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Separate the frame from the exercise, separate the communities into beginner and expert, and they're at parity in six years.
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His match record this year is 32-10, a superb feat with the depth and parity on the ATP Tour.
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In June, the Australian women's team launched a campaign calling for prize-money parity ahead of the women's World Cup.
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Rhode Island, Delaware, Colorado, New York, Connecticut, New Jersey and Missouri have all either passed or advanced parity-centric bills.
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Jim Ramstad, former U.S. representative (R-Minn.) from 1991 to 2009, was a co-author of the Federal Parity Law.
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Part of the rationale for parity legislation is based on the idea that behavioral disorders are caused by neurobiological dysfunction.
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In various ways, the president and his officials have repeatedly said they wanted dominance over U.S. adversaries rather than parity.
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Put another way, the typical woman needs to work 11 years longer than a man to achieve accumulated income parity.
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Until now, "biologically based mental illnesses" in the Mental Parity Law applied only and specifically to anorexia nervosa and bulimia.
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Pelosi also managed to break the "parity" principle that has defined budget negotiations for the better part of a decade.
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"We are analyzing the situation and will release an update with further details shortly," Parity said in the security alert.
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"You could reasonably expect that it will carry on falling, potentially to parity with the dollar," he told Business Insider.
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Against a soaring U.S. currency swelled by global trade imbalances, parity with the dollar - once unthinkable - became a real possibility.
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Risk-parity funds refer to a set of rule-based investment strategies that combine stocks, bonds and other financial assets.
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In 2012, a federal appeals court ruled that health plans must cover residential treatment for anorexia under California's parity law.
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The investment in digital advertising can't be an add-on to television budgets, but must be at parity with them.
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Going back to the parity thing, there isn't much now, but in the 1980s there wasn't all that much more.
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Parity is spearheading a new network known as Polkadot, which is designed to create an interoperability layer between different blockchains.
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While solar and wind power have already achieved price parity with fossil fuels, some Chinese policymakers worry renewables are unreliable.
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That&aposs according to Elissa Sangster, the CEO of Forté Foundation, a nonprofit centered on gender parity in business school.
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This setback for risk parity should prompt a rethinking of how investors take risks in the stock market, Sheets added.
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One way to measure standard of living is through a country's gross domestic product per capita at purchasing power parity.
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This premium for uncompromising jobs means "women have been swimming upstream in terms of achieving wage parity," write the authors.
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This is known as net metering's parity principle (the key feature of the policy and the center of the dispute).
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The grip of dynasties has been loosened by increased competition from league expansion and parity created by a salary cap.
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The university instituted the parity policy and reopened contracts with service workers' unions to raise wages across the board immediately.
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Instead its sole mandate is keep the crown within 2.25% of the parity rate of 7.46038 crowns to the euro.
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The Danish crown EURDKK= was trading at 7.4623 to the euro at 1512 GMT, near the parity rate of 7.46038.
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Studies have found that discrimination in hiring and pay persists even in good economic times, making parity an elusive goal.
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Were you actively aware of the dialogue surrounding inclusion riders and gender parity while casting and staffing your writers' room?
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Actresses, producers, agents and other women began to meet and strategize about a campaign for gender parity and workplace safety.
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During that same period, Title IX mandated that girls have parity with boys in all aspects of federally funded education.
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Today, Bangladesh outstrips India in rankings for indicators of social development, such as literacy rates, gender parity and life expectancy.
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The Raleigh, N.C., area, for example, came in below the national average on the 100-point price parity scale: 95.2.
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We committed ourselves to work toward a goal of gender parity and to report on our progress in February 2020.
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Given these widespread worldwide phenomena, why then not introduce gender quotas or gender parity policies to the U.S. legislative branch?
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Absolute parity between the numbers of male and female coaches isn't just a goal for the sake of a goal.
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"It's odd to talk about reaching historic highs when women remain so far from parity," Lauzen said in a statement.
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Dr. Susan Havercamp is director of the Health Promotion and Healthcare Parity Program at the Ohio State University Nisonger Center.
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Energy company officials attending the same conference, the Institute of Directors' (IoD) annual convention, believe parity will come much earlier.
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"The margins for Indian refiners will be slightly better ... as India prices its products on import parity basis," she said.
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They bet that WTI could rise to parity with Brent in 2018, partly if the tax was signed into law.
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King, who founded the Women's Tennis Association, is credited with helping promote parity between men and women's sporting prize money.
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The parity could continue Sunday when the season's only two-race event runs its second half at 453:30 p.m.
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She said that she brought the issue to the campaign's chief operating officer, who adjusted her salary to achieve parity.
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By Lap 7, Matt DiBenedetto was at the front in his Toyota, showing the relative parity of the three manufacturers.
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Last month, CMT pledged 50/50 video airplay parity for female and male artists across CMT and CMT Music channels.
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Minimum wage laws, for example, insure that there is greater parity between men and women who work low-wage jobs.
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Gender equality This year, the social media hashtag #PressforProgress is the rallying call to create gender parity around the globe.
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On the current pace of increase in women's involvement in innovation, it would take 118 years to reach gender parity.
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It's also highlighted Google's lack of gender parity and the tech industry's ongoing problems with fostering safe spaces for women.
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That stuff matters more than how the object works, we're sort of at parity with the object at this point.
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But in January, the central bank for the first time hiked its own rate to parity with the parallel one.
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