The UVA-IASC survey highlighted the political and cultural gulf between upscale, predominately Democratic whites and downscale, predominately Republican whites.
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North Pasadena is older, poorer and predominately Hispanic, while on the other side of the Spencer Highway, South Pasadena is newer, wealthier and predominately white.
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" Jordan Obi "When you're a young black person living in working in predominately white spaces, when you spend time in a space that's predominately back, your status quo is sort of reset.
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Its predominately southeastern locations include North Carolina, Florida and Georgia.
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"The painting piñatas are predominately vessels as well," said Benavidez.
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Five countries, five predominately Muslim countries are on this list.
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Saudi Arabia is predominately Sunni, a competing tradition of Islam.
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But a predominately white room doesn't see themselves in you.
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Donations predominately affect people who are making at least $65,000.
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Until the 1970s, they were predominately owned by tenement landlords.
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And then the second year, I got allocated predominately surgery.
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According to Koslowitz, the area is a predominately Jewish neighborhood.
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Her racial cocoon was a predominately black church in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
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In an industry with predominately white men as employees and leaders,
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Asteroid impacts predominately change the surface of other planets, Gulick said.
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The audience was predominately female and over the age of 2000.
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Introducing a travel ban to a number of predominately Muslim countries.
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The group was predominately made up of mothers and their children.
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Some lawmakers — predominately Democrats — fear that Trump would do so anyway.
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For another, the government is focused predominately on relief, not prevention.
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Last spring I moved to a predominately Mexican neighborhood in Chicago.
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Lawmaker statements on Wednesday, however, predominately homed in on border security.
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The Good Fight will center on a predominately African-American law firm.
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Although Texas is a predominately red state, it appears incumbent U.S. Sen.
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The palette is predominately blues and greens, with some umber and red.
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We fit in an insane amount of samples from predominately Chicago records.
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Predominately, folks just seemed very, very excited and intrigued by their products.
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Like stop-and-frisk, those stops predominately affect black and Latino people.
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But the focus, particularly for the predominately young female crowd, was the players.
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EISEN: So the factories you have in China -- RORSTED: Are predominately for China.
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And like in previous years, the company is still predominately white and male.
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The more tempo-controlling or creative positions are predominately filled with white players.
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She also accused him of opposing busing black students into predominately white schools.
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His victims were moderately targeted, but predominately random, and mostly young as well.
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Every school I attended in New Orleans was either predominately black or multicultural.
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He also defended his executive order banning travel from seven predominately Muslim countries.
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A trend that is driven predominately by human activity through carbon dioxide emissions.
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Smart speakers and their connected smart products are predominately used in homes – for now.
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And he's proven he can win over young, predominately white millennials—including young women.
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The funds are predominately for OPay, an Opera -owned, Africa-focused mobile payments startup.
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Lyft and Uber, by contrast, currently rely on people driving predominately gasoline-powered vehicles.
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The Duchy includes about 205 square miles in 23 counties, and is predominately agricultural.
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That is partly how a slew of black candidates won in predominately white districts.
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The bill passed on a 237 to 161 margin, carried predominately by Democratic support.
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The world of venture capital and banking is insular and predominately white and male.
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Outside of the board, Amazon's executive ranks are also occupied predominately by white men.
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Here in LA, these students are predominately Latino, and many of them are DREAMers.
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Statistics show that death as a punishment has been predominately imposed on people of color.
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That attack happened in the predominately Shiite neighborhood of Habibiya, he said in a statement.
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Sri Lanka is predominately Buddhist but its 22 million people include Christians, Muslims and Hindus.
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The company makes its money predominately through the fees it charges merchants for its service.
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Marital rape and child marriage are not considered crimes in the predominately Muslim African nation.
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Iran is also one of the six predominately Muslim nations covered by Trump's travel ban.
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The Washington suburbs are predominately represented by Democrats, who decried the hiring freeze on Monday.
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Dixon is a predominately Somali neighborhood that occupies a unique space in the Toronto's consciousness.
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Otis Moss III, senior pastor of one of the largest predominately black congregations in Chicago.
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Opposition to moves to overturn Section 377 had rested predominately on religious and moral objections.
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The military operations have predominately targeted Kurdish fighters of the People's Protection Units, or YPG.
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In one gallery, four predominately black paintings face three colorful works on the opposing wall.
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You travel to predominately Muslim countries once or twice a year to see your family.
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"It is the epitome of white privilege and systemic and structural racism that a predominately white group would actually have the audacity to determine or dictate in a predominately African American community who, or what they should honor, and where and how," Howard said.
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The Term B loans are predominately owned by nonbanks, but they look to be okay too.
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"I grew up in a pretty small, predominately white town," she tells Refinery29 of Davis, California.
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The increase in unemployment was predominately due to a slowdown in emerging economies, the ILO said.
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The predominately Muslim Uyghurs are ethnically distinct from the country's majority ethnic group, the Han Chinese.
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So it was tough growing up as a minority in a predominately white and affluent suburb.
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This year, though, her wand has predominately been aimed at one source in particular: Donald Trump.
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Neighbors in Ruszczyk's predominately white neighborhood addressed their own shattered trust in a fair policing system.
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"This targets predominately young people, as they are the main consumers of these products," Bossis said.
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At first, they lived in predominately African-American neighborhoods but later moved to more integrated neighborhoods.
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The high global pork prices are even sparking interest in pig farming in predominately Muslim Kazahkstan.
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These missing workers are predominately less educated men, and their numbers have been mounting for decades.
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That bombing was believed to be a response to counterinsurgency operations in the predominately Kurdish southeast.
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More important, grade inflation is most prevalent at predominately white middle and upper-middle-class schools.
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In a show that's predominately focused on abstract paintings, Ann Craven's work offers a contrasting perspective.
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"The spike in cases was predominately seen in men who have sex with men," he said.
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"These increases have been predominately noted in the same populations experiencing the HIV increase," he said.
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Marital rape and child marriage, for example, are not considered crimes in the predominately Muslim African nation.
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All are linked to alleged Southern California birth tourism companies that catered to predominately wealthy Chinese clients.
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Early-voting data show the busiest voting sites, with longer waits, were mostly in predominately Democratic locations.
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I have a chronic autoimmune disease and eating predominately paleo-vegan has kept it mostly under control.
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Most of the flooding in Karachi has occurred in the city's predominately industrial northern and western districts.
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Mosul is a predominately Sunni city located in one of the most ethnically diverse parts of Iraq.
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Black militia were established after the Civil War to protect predominately African-American communities such as Hamburg.
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Officers announced they had arrested 20 people, predominately for carrying weapons, the department said in a statement.
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Those voters predominately favor Democrats, and Ohio is expected to go down to the wire this November.
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Because there was little change in low-income and predominately minority populations, disparities in food access worsened.
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Some TikTokers began discussing a Melanin Mansion for black creators, noting that Hype House is predominately white.
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For years, Buddhist-majority Myanmar has clashed with the Rohingya — an ethnic minority that is predominately Muslim.
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Some TikTokers began discussing a Melanin Mansion for black creators, noting that Hype House is predominately white.
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Republican messaging against the 30-year-old Ossoff hasn't predominately centered on the issues Trump listed, however.
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Also, the fastest-growing jobs are dominated by women, while the fastest-shrinking ones are predominately male.
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The profiles were predominately located in South and Central America (44 percent) and North America (43 percent).
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There's also been crickets from the Democratic Party regarding a predominately minority community in Indiana being lead-poisoned.
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You don't live in a meritocracy if all the gatekeepers are predominately, Anglo able-bodied heterosexual cisgender men.
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Casinos, some of them Chinese operated and catering to predominately Chinese visitors, punctuate the skyline of Phnom Penh.
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"It's clear that the younger consumer engages with us predominately over the mobile device," Rorsted told CNBC Wednesday.
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He represents a predominately Latinx district along the U.S.-Mexico border reaching from El Paso to San Antonio.
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Gentiloni noted that predominately Catholic Italy, where the Vatican is based, has had relations with Iran for centuries.
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He said schools with predominately white student populations received about 60 percent of what their administrators asked for.
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The audience, which was predominately male and over the age of 25, gave the film an A- CinemaScore.
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The former KKK leader stood before a predominately African-American church on April 17 and embraced their community.
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Unofficial preliminary results showed the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan (PUK) making gains in predominately Arab and Turkmen areas.
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Because he posted a blog about it, doubling down on his instructions to (predominately male) country radio programmers.
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Investigators allege they plotted the girl's abduction to try to scare predominately Muslim nomads into leaving the region.
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In terms of the bigger picture, most of the 24 toss ups are predominately white middle-class districts.
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His practice now consists of predominately text-based artworks that he contextualizes by placing in specific public forums.
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"Whole philosophies have evolved over the question whether the human species is predominately good or evil," she wrote.
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"It's like someone waved a wand, and my neighborhood went from predominately brown to predominantly white," she said.
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California had been predominately Republican for decades, but a backlash from the state's growing Hispanic population pushed Gov.
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Tyler said that even in a predominately Republican state, O'Rourke is posing a real challenge for the senator.
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The space has predominately been ruled by the North American Coffee Partnership — a venture between Starbucks and PepsiCo.
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The company is focusing its efforts on businesses that predominately use email services like Outlook to manage their communication.
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Gente-Fied is a web series about the gentrification of Boyle Heights, a predominately Latino community in Los Angeles.
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The album's sales have been driven predominately by streams from online music platforms such as Spotify and Apple Music.
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The attack followed the Saudi execution of a prominent Shi'ite cleric, Nimr al-Nimr, which outraged predominately Shi'ite Iran.
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Islam is widely practised in predominately Muslim Uzbekistan, but worship is tightly controlled by a government wary of radicalism.
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Long-simmering cultural clashes between immigrant Korean business owners and predominately African-American customers spilled over with the acquittals.
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It's true that the federal courts have struck down Trump's executive order limiting immigration from seven predominately Muslim countries.
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"The south was still segregated and a predominately Caucasian industry in terms of aesthetics 14 years ago," Roff explains.
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Heterosexual porn is predominately made for and by men, meaning it rarely caters to what women want to see.
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It has attracted 1.4 million unique visitors (predominately male and affluent) who watch for an average of 26 minutes.
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Homes in black and Latino neighborhoods do not appreciate at the same level as homes in predominately white neighborhoods.
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It occurred when she was visiting voters in a predominately white neighborhood on the west side of the city.
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Amazon's Black Friday deals also predominately featured Amazon's own brands ahead of others, according to an analysis by Quartz.
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Hundreds of people — predominately men — have been accused of sexual offenses since the #MeToo movement went viral in 2017.
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The fetish is so strong that arousal is usually triggered by size alone, to the extent that predominately gay men might find themselves turned on by giant women and predominately straight men by giant men, said Dr. Mark Griffiths of Nottingham Trent University, one of the few academics to study the topic.
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The "Reckoning Crew," a group of 100 predominately black female activists, announced its endorsement of the California Democrat on Thursday.
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In 2017, VLI moved 5.8 million tonnes of grains on the Ferrovia Norte-Sul railway, predominately soybeans, the manager said.
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But looming over the town, whose residents are predominately Dene Indians, are sporadic waves of suicides, including one last year.
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These black men served a predominately white customer base as sleeping-car porters, often simply called "George" by their customers.
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"You're in a community that is predominately black, yet you don't know what the noose symbolizes?" a Brooklyn parent asked.
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Turkey is not unique among predominately Muslim countries for honouring its cats, which are considered ritually clean animals in Islam.
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The predominately Shia neighborhood was bustling with shoppers and families at the time of the blast, according to the BBC.
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Unlike many other predominately Muslim countries, homosexuality is not a crime in Turkey, but hostility toward gay people remains widespread.
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It's time Hollywood recognized that films predominately led by people of color aren't just culturally imperative; they're also incredibly lucrative.
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Turkey has imposed curfews, some lasting for days, while conducting operations in predominately Kurdish neighborhoods and towns in the southeast.
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I went to predominately white schools all my life, and whether I wanted to or not, race was always discussed.
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Whites who live among more blacks and Latinos report slightly lower trust than those who live in predominately white communities.
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The asylum seekers come from across the Middle East and Asia predominately, with Afghanistan, Iran, Pakistan accounting for the bulk.
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The population of the predominately Muslim countries on this list make up about eight percent of the world's Muslim population.
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Investigators allege the men plotted the girl's abduction as a means of scaring predominately Muslim nomads into leaving the region.
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Around them was a predominately white and upper-middle class crowd, some of the district's voters who congenially greeted her.
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On the other hand, what you end up with is conversations where you are predominately talking to people like yourself.
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Aronofsky and his co-writer Ari Handel thought of the tale of Noah as predominately Jewish (as, indeed, it is).
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It was a paltry march in one the country's most 'predominately black cities' and the protesters vastly outnumbered the Klan.
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While the cast and crew of the show were predominately Black, the hairstylists weren't trained to work with natural hair.
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The group was the largest Muslim insurgent force that originally fought for an independent state in the predominately Catholic Philippines.
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Nicholas Kristof President Trump has just released his revised executive order barring refugees and immigrants from certain predominately Muslim countries.
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"As a Latino in a predominately white area, it is very hard," he said as Castro's event in Storm Lake.
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One she's never been afraid of discussing in great detail, predominately via her preferred social media mediums of Twitter and Snapchat.
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Soon after taking office in January, Trump signed an order temporarily barring all refugees and visitors from seven predominately Muslim countries.
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Race is a subject matter but representation is so much more important when you come into populations that are predominately white.
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The 2020 Oscar nominations were predominately white across the board, something Janelle Monáe called attention to in the show's opening performance.
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A perfectly skin-baring ensemble in honor of an art book composed predominately of nudes, including a handful of her own.
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Trump on Saturday will attend a service at the Great Faith Ministries but won't be addressing the predominately African-American audience.
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Trump signed an executive order Friday temporarily blocking refugees and citizens from seven predominately Muslim countries from entering the United States.
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Trump has very few supporters in the lobbying community, which predominately features those who had jobs in previous Republican White Houses.
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In a predominately male industry, Patrick is often credited for inspiring more women to take part in auto racing and motorsports.
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"It shows what a deep rift events like this cause in the social fabric, in predominately black communities," Mr. Desmond said.
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American retreat will strengthen this Shiite nexus of Hezbollah in Lebanon, the predominately Shiite government in Iraq and al-Assad's Syria.
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The ads are dripping in race-based politics and use white voters to suggest Delgado doesn't understand the predominately white district.
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Neighborhoods that were predominately black, had high child poverty rates and high male unemployment rates characterized the top neighborhoods for incarceration.
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Their short film focused on a queer, black student named Crystal King and their intersectional experience at a predominately white campus.
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Graphic: here Add to that Iowa is a predominately white state, with minorities accounting for less than 10% of the population.
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The Baltimore Leadership School for Young Women was founded in 2009 to help underserved girls, predominately African-Americans, prepare for college.
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According to the Geena Davis Institute on Gender in Media's newly released report, in 2018 children's television featured predominately white protagonists.
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Peshmerga tanks shelled Shi'ite Turkmen districts, while Shi'ite fighters launched mortar fire and sniped at predominately Kurdish areas, the police said.
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Xinjiang is home to the predominately Muslim Uyghurs, who are ethnically distinct from the country's majority ethnic group, the Han Chinese.
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As a Korean American raised in predominately white neighborhoods, it took me years to come to grips with my own identity.
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Doğan was imprisoned for propaganda after she depicted a predominately Kurdish city destroyed by Turkish military forces in a digital painting.
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The CBC has long raised questions about diversity at Facebook, given the fact that its workforce is predominately white and male.
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The Asbury Park venue gave "Junkanooacome" a feeling of geographical resistance as a Black performance in a White space given that Asbury Park comprises a predominately White beachfront East Side and a predominately Black West Side, which is home to generations of people struggling to feel the economic and social benefits of their East Side counterparts.
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It was through a combination of court-ordered desegregation orders and armed troops that black kids were sent to predominately white schools.
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All share the same goal: educating black Americans seeking higher education who were shut out of predominately white institutions due to segregation.
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Sudan, which is predominantly Muslim, and South Sudan, predominately Christian, fought each other for decades before the south became independent in 2011.
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In regions with predominately Muslim populaces — which in Asia include Malaysia and Indonesia — luxury hotels sometimes allocate floors solely for women travelers.
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Colin Kaepernick, I want to tell you something: I am a black man who lives in a black and predominately immigrant neighborhood.
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I worried every time my sons left especially as they got older, especially living in a predominately white environment like we did.
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Deutsche Bank had 9,275 employees in North America, predominately in New York, at the end of 2018, according to its annual report.
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North Carolina has admitted in court that it is reducing African-American turnout by minimizing early voting locations in predominately black districts.
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Fatemi said Iranians would predominately look for newly built or refurbished London apartments as second homes for themselves or their student offspring.
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Both are predominately English-speaking capitalist democracies that started as settler colonies, and today they're as integrated culturally as they are economically.
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In February, the city council in predominately African-American and Democratic Birmingham announced a target of $10.10 per hour by mid-2017.
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The faces of the Chicago strike were, as Robin noted, predominately people of color, and as educators they served multiracial student bodies.
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Critics have slammed the President's remarks for carrying racial undertones as the owners are overwhelmingly white and the protesters are predominately black.
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There have been 62 confirmed cases in the county as of Tuesday, predominately among those were are not immunized against the infection.
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According to campaign filing reports analyzed by NBC News, Harris raised more than $1 million in April alone in predominately minority neighborhoods.
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He reminded his constituents in this predominately Democratic part of the district that other people disagree with the constituent angry over Trump.
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We chose to live in our predominately black community because it provides a sense of cultural belonging coupled with affordable housing prices.
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Part of what fascinated me about the work was how the predominately cream surface camouflaged the smaller shapes and layers underneath it.
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The fastest woman on two wheels Valerie Thompson's introduction to the predominately male environment of motorsport was anything but an easy ride.
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Given its proximity to Mexico, it has a large bilingual workforce that focuses predominately in trade, transportation, utilities, education and health care.
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It also denies entry for 90 days to people from seven predominately Muslim countries: Iran, Iraq, Yemen, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Libya.
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The list, which was first reported by Roll Call Thursday and confirmed by CNN, is predominately composed of freshmen members of Congress.
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Left off are the predominately Christian countries that the State Department lists as "Terrorist Safe Havens" like Colombia, the Philippines and Venezuela.
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Forty percent of its population lives below the federal poverty line, while many of its suburbs are predominately white and far richer.
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He will aim to build on his narrow victory in Wisconsin, which saw a decline in turnout among predominately Democratic black voters.
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Online video games are infamous for their aggressive communities in which predominately young males pepper strangers with threats, harassment, and hate speak.
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The attack targeted a busy car market in the predominately Shiite al-Bayaa district of the Iraqi capital, a security official told CNN.
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O'Shea gestured to the crowd, which, while predominately white men, also many women, non-binary people, and an African-American father and son.
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They were mainly homeschooled by mom Ami, 53, and their exposure to pop culture is predominately limited to movies they watch on VHS.
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Regardless of race or ethnicity, girls living in predominately non-Hispanic white or non-Hispanic black communities had the lowest rates of vaccination.
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Its public reception has certainly been controversial: as early as 2012, Death Note drew ire when rumors of its predominately white casting surfaced.
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Iowa offers only a small number of delegates, but the predominately white, rural state historically is where candidacies take off - or sometimes founder.
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Surrounded predominately by men, several women hung out at Disick's table, though he seemed to not pay particular attention to any of them.
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Growing up as Chinese-Americans in the predominately white Bay Area of the '90s, Jenny and Willa Jin knew their eyelids were different.
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Matt Lambert was born in Los Angeles, but now splits his time between London and Berlin, where he works predominately as a filmmaker.
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Mostly that means payment records — which include what is billed for rather than health outcomes — and early genomic information, predominately from white men.
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For all the talk about this country's partisan divide, politicians, who are still predominately wealthy white men, usually have more similarities than differences.
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Madison's notes claimed that only a small number of Jews died in Nazi concentration camps, predominately from disease and starvation, The Oregonian reported.
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The SDF is a predominately Kurdish group regarded as terrorists by Turkey but a key American ally in the ground war against ISIS.
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The large immigrant and refugee populations in the 28503nd District's two largest cities, Utica and Binghamton, are within predominately white, rural, conservative communities.
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It's true: Menthol cigarettes are disproportionately advertised in predominately black communities, and the ads in those communities are disproportionately directed at young people.
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That grisly crime, which took place in 1963, killed four African-American girls who were inside the predominately black church at the time.
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To be honest, that's predominately felt by women on the websites, and some of the messages they get call so much into question.
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I've also included guys that I would call character painters, so predominately illustrated caricatures that sit side by side with the graffiti scene.
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The report consists predominately of summaries of interviews that the agency has conducted with key witnesses related to the allegations, lawmakers have said.
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Her win defies conventional wisdom of how minority candidates must campaign in order to gain traction in districts predominately composed of white voters.
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It was plunged into chaos when the predominately Muslim Seleka rebels started attacking towns and grabbing territory before seizing power in March 2013.
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Beauvais, a Haitian-American actress and former fashion model, will make franchise history as the first black Housewife in a predominately white cast.
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But the primary holds disproportionate status in the Democratic nomination process as the first state with a predominately African-American electorate to vote.
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"Tsachas would get angry if you tried to patrol subway stations in predominately white or Asian neighborhoods" Mr. LaForce said in his affidavit.
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GM (GM) announced Friday that its deliveries to dealerships fell predominately because of the strike by members of the United Auto Workers union.
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Out of the 35 Planned Parenthood centers in the state, only six offer abortions, and those are predominately clustered near major metropolitan cities.
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The report's list of top locations for East Asian expats was this year, as in others, predominately led by cities within Asia-Pacific.
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But in the last election, a francophone Conservative was elected to the provincial legislature from a predominately French-speaking constituency in Eastern Ontario.
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According to a FiveThirtyEight analysis, he has to hope for enthusiasm for Moore to diminish in rural, predominately white counties, tamping down turnout.
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It is a predominately Shiite village and in August was again a target for ISIS attacks that killed more than 18 people, Qasim added.
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Aston, which this month became the first British carmaker in decades to list on the London Stock Exchange, predominately uses Dover for moving components.
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They were among the very few black students at the predominately white university, and the table became a place of both sanctuary and celebration.
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The shots were styled by KC Jones using predominately Chanel and Roberto Cavalli who were huge supporters of this endeavor from the very beginning.
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The bank is in the predominately Orthodox Jewish neighborhood of Borough Park, which tends to be quieter on weekends as residents observe the Sabbath.
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Although RBS is a predominately U.K.-focused bank, Stevenson said it would have to relocate some staff if the country lost EU "passporting" rights.
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Michelle, PhD Candidate I work in a predominately female industry where we're paid based on experience, so I assumed I was immune from negotiating.
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Blacks and Latinos are still disproportionately more likely to live under the poverty line, but predominately white Appalachia hasn't been spared the scourge either.
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Many people choose HBCUs because of the nurturing family-like environment that students of color often do not find at a predominately white institution.
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Chuang blocked the part of the president's order related to issuing visas to people from the six predominately Muslim countries targeted in the ban.
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Activists plan to demonstrate and use billboards to condemn the controversial law ahead of May parliamentary elections in the predominately Shi'ite Muslim, conservative society.
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Sanders spoke to the predominately African-American crowd, addressing issues such as the incarceration rates of whites versus African-Americans due to marijuana use.
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And 1.6 million students -- predominately those in low-income areas -- attend school where there is a sworn law enforcement officer, but no school counselor.
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It also is moving to restrict travel in the United States for people from six predominately Muslim countries, a move that faces legal challenges.
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Urbanest Australia, one of the largest student housing providers in Australia, has about 15 assets and about 7,500 beds predominately in Sydney and Melbourne.
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Predominately Northeastern and Western states gained new abortion providers in 2017, while the South and the Midwest lost the greatest proportion of abortion providers.
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Francis has visited mosques before on his trips to predominately Muslim countries, which have included Turkey, Jordan, Egypt, Bangladesh, Azerbaijan and the Palestinian territories.
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It's a nation of more than 300 different ethnic groups, but the debt collection industry is predominately a world of Moluccan and Ambonese migrants.
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Growing up in the poor and predominately Latino neighborhood of Sunset Park, Awawdeh said that he was routinely stopped and frisked by the cops.
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Simple answer: predominately high-income Democratic professionals in technology, finance and law who now outnumber Republicans in presidential voting in the top income brackets.
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Torres was accused of pointing a shotgun at the predominately black party-goers and threatening to kill them, prosecutors said in a news release.
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After 9/11, six of the top 10 schools granting doctoral degrees to Top Secret workers are solely or predominately online for-profit schools.
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A predominately cash-based society and lack of digital savings and lending products makes it harder for people to achieve financial freedom in Mexico.
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It was a region where New Yorkers, predominately Jews, spent their summers in one of more than 500 hotels that thrived in the area.
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Much of that has to do with the nation's poverty, and the challenges of bringing economic and social equity to a predominately agricultural society.
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It is predominately observed by Catholics (and the Orthodox, albeit on a slightly different calendar), but Christians of all denominations can and do participate.
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Mano Mal Dibujada reminds viewers how narrow the contemporary art canon is, how male-driven, and how predominately focused on American and European artists.
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The executions led to widespread protests in the Middle East, especially in predominately Sh'ite Iran, which culminated with protesters storming the Saudi embassy in Tehran.
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The organization also has recognized it needs to broaden the diversity of its own membership, which it concedes is predominately white, male and upper-income.
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Rowe works as a DJ predominately at weddings, school proms and has even worked at charity events raising money to help female victims of violence.
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The CAQ, which won power in October, has said its immigration reforms would improve newcomers' integration into the workforce of the predominately French-speaking province.
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Toward that end, I worry that women are missing out of the newest wealth-producing wave: cryptocurrencies, which are predominately owned and used by men.
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Similarly, thousands of accounts found liking AfD pages or posts said on their profiles that they live in predominately Muslim countries and had Muslim names.
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The bank is located in the predominately Orthodox Jewish neighborhood of Borough Park, which tends to be quieter on weekends as residents observe the Sabbath.
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His portfolio on IMG's website is also already replete with brooding, black and white semi-clad and shirtless photos, predominately taken by photographer Brian Jamie.
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The consent decree arose in the early 1980s after the RNC was accused of intimidating registered voters in predominately African-American precincts in New Jersey.
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"Atlanta is predominately black and racism isn't the most outward thing in our city," one Atlanta parent wrote in a comment on Clark's Facebook page.
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Suspicion is likely to focus either on political dissidents opposed to military rule or Muslim separatists based in the south of the predominately Buddhist country.
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But, ironically, President Trump's repeated, emphatic commitment to exclude Muslims from the United States may undermine his ability to regulate immigration from predominately-Muslim nations.
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The administration has not provided details for what specifically the $220006 billion will go to, other than saying it will be "predominately" for the Pentagon.
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Musk previously used his position on the business council to express his concerns with the president's travel ban on foreign nationals from predominately Muslim countries.
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There was the ISIS attack in Tehran, Iran, in which Sunni bombers and gunmen killed 12 and injured 42 more in the predominately Shia country.
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I guess I do buy a lot of predominately vintage clothes, and then I wear a lot of the clothes that I make as well.
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The plaintiffs, Joseph Thomas of Yazoo County, Vernon Ayers of Washington County and Melvin Lawson of Bolivar County, live in three predominately African-American counties.
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The 28500 Senate votes scored in the report instead predominately were efforts to confirm President Trump's nominees to the federal judiciary and the executive branch.
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He was one of the first tech CEOs to denounce Trump's initial executive order on barring people from predominately Muslim countries from entering the US.
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Trump's order seeks to temporarily halt the refugee resettlement program and block nationals from six predominately Muslim countries from entering the U.S. for 90 days.
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Whether growth stagnates depends predominately on the strength of consumer spending, the force behind roughly 70 percent of the country's gross domestic product (GDP) growth.
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In past sessions, lawmakers have used the first week of January predominately for organizational purposes before returning in February for the start of legislative sessions.
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Recent polls show Hillary Clinton up in Massachusetts—a state that is predominately white, generally progressive, borders New Hampshire and Vermont, and voted for McGovern.
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More than 90 percent of earnings should repatriate given cost of capital and associated country or currency risk of predominately technology, pharmaceutical and industrial companies.
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The deliciousness of Mineo's pizza made the five miles my brothers and I biked through the predominately Jewish neighborhood of Squirrel Hill well worth it.
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This reminded me of SB1070 in Arizona, an anti-immigration bill that allowed law enforcement officials to racially profile within predominately Latinx and immigrant communities.
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Meanwhile, the XS, and now the Pro, exist predominately to be the most premium iPhone, and that's a pitch that grows less convincing every year.
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Earlier this week, another attacker unsuccessfully attempted to enter a predominately black church outside Louisville, Kentucky, before killing two black people in a Kroger supermarket.
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The Church's grip on Chile is also weakening, public opinion polling shows, even though the formerly predominately Catholic nation remains largely conservative on social issues.
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The attack was the latest in a series carried out against Shiite mosques in the country's east, where most Shiites in the predominately Sunni kingdom live.
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In the wake of President Donald Trump's executive order barring immigrants from seven predominately Muslim countries, Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz vowed to hire 10,000 refugees globally.
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In December, portfolio outflows totaled $303 billion, predominately in debt, to give 2016 the weakest level of inflows for emerging markets since the global financial crisis.
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The glossy, which featured high-fashion stories with predominately Black models and celebrities, felt fresh at the time because otherwise, the representation just was not there.
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Mitsubishi officials said leases will be offered, considering plug-in customers predominately take advantage of subsidized three-year leases, but haven't released specifics on the Outlander.
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In less than four years, Wish was able to build a multi-billion-dollar shopping app with a predominately international customer base right from San Francisco.
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Android apps on Chromebooks completely changes the game and gives these predominately cloud-based laptops access to the same app ecosystem on Android phones and tablets.
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The metal is predominately mined in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where critics say children as young as seven-years-old labor in horrendous conditions.
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On the other side, the review found that the companies that believed Trump would help their businesses predominately came from the fossil fuel and banking sectors.
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Their participation in the battle for Mosul, a predominately Sunni Arab city which also has diverse ethnic and sectarian communities, risks confrontation with the local population.
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I think the black avant-garde has historically always had a predominately white audience, if you think about Cecil Taylor's work or free jazz in general.
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A week after taking office, the Republican president signed an executive order to prevent citizens of seven predominately-Muslim countries from traveling to the United States.
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This time, it was the 9th Circuit court of appeals that blocked the executive order limiting travel from six predominately Muslim countries (Read the ruling here).
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Across the nation's capital, people use highly questionable language — predominately jargon — out of unfounded insecurity; to appear smart, buttoned up and part of the in crowd.
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"As nonwhite girls in a predominately white church, they stuck out like sore thumbs—it was very obvious that they were the 'courage girls,'" Lorentty said.
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Voters rejected a new constitution that would have allowed the government to seize property owned by white descendants of predominately British settlers without paying them compensation.
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By moving out of their own regulatory purview, DOL entered an area predominately administered by the Securities and Exchange Commission, which oversees financial professionals and markets.
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After all, it is the first major Hollywood studio movie since "The Joy Luck Club" -- which released 25 years ago -- to feature a predominately Asian cast.
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The ban on vaccine-related content comes amid a measles outbreak across New York, Washington and Texas predominately amid communities with higher populations of unvaccinated people.
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The National Retail Federation predicts nonstore sales, which are predominately made up of online revenue, will rise between 7 and 10 percent in November and December.
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Last fall, the US levied a 10 percent tariff on $200 billion in Chinese imports, with a focus on products that are predominately sold to businesses.
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But Mr. Granger has passed up opportunities to reach out to the People's Progressive Party, the predominately Indo-Guyanese party that ruled the country for decades.
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Iran, a predominately Shiite nation, has long accused Saudi Arabia, a Sunni nation, and the United States of sponsoring and even training some of these groups.
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It seemed to have stopped, she noted, around the time white people began moving nearby to her corner of Brooklyn, which had long been predominately black.
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Two members of Mr. Trudeau's cabinet came to Canada as refugees and were born in the predominately Muslim countries now targeted in Mr. Trump's executive order.
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Even the rediscovery of Frida Kahlo in the 1980s did little to reshape our expectation that Mexican Modernism is predominately political, passionately nationalistic, and overtly masculine.
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"The all-share was down 1.5 percent and now we see the market up ...predominately driven by Naspers," said Grant Gilbert, portfolio manager at Nedbank Private Wealth.
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In addition to the institutional support considerations, TMCC's risk profile is further supported by its strong asset quality, historically strong profitability and a predominately unsecured funding profile.
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The rapper ignited a social media battle with Rihanna after she tweeted her opposition to President Donald Trump's temporary ban of immigrants from seven predominately Muslim countries.
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In May 2007, he endorsed then-underdog Barack Obama over Hillary Clinton, helping to deliver the votes of predominately African American precincts in his district to Obama.
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For years, historically black schools have struggled to survive, fighting for their share of government funding and lagging behind predominately white institutions when it comes to endowments.
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DeVos has focused predominately on how colleges handle sexual assault and harassment cases, and whether campus investigations are fair, as she works on overhauling Title IX regulations.
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Yet minutes away, in several predominately black neighborhoods of South Bend's West Side, deserted houses, potholed streets and broken sidewalks are signs the revitalization has been uneven.
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Bodegas are part of the tapestry of city life, usually family-owned — often by Hispanic and Yemeni families — and typically located in predominately Black and Latinx neighborhoods.
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Pricing data was collected predominately by visiting carrier websites, where pricing is (quite intentionally) often hidden behind prequalification walls, since pricing varies dramatically based on regional competition.
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Having previously only used spray paint in designs, where few colors were available, ColorOrgy now employs predominately brush methods, achieving a smooth finish with a spray gun.
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It is not a coincidence that Trumpist bastions, from Buchanan County to Staten Island, are predominately white, or that Trump rode a tide of xenophobia to power.
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She was fired by Trump after she refused to defend in court his executive order temporarily barring refugees and travelers from a handful of predominately Muslim countries.
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Miller is one of Trump's main speechwriters and is widely viewed as the main person behind the 2017 travel ban on people from several predominately Muslim countries.
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Her tweet comes a year after she was fired by Trump after she refused to implement his initial travel ban on a number of predominately Muslim countries.
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"Your policy misguidedly applies a blanket ban on immigration for individuals traveling from predominately Muslim countries, and wrongly halts work visas from those areas," the lawmakers wrote.
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Both banks are predominately focused on Israel, and given the fairly small market, concentrations by economic sector, and in some instances by obligor, are difficult to avoid.
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As I leave the lakefront downtown Chicago neighborhood where I work and head toward my home in a predominately black neighborhood, the commercial food landscape changes drastically.
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In my neighborhood in Sydney's predominately white Sutherland Shire, everyone seemed to have one and I didn't feel that we, as Egyptian-Australians, should be any different.
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You used to have to be one of the illest alive to claim a place in hip-hop, long a predominately black and Latin inner city space.
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But the movement has had limited impact in the predominately conservative society of the world's most populous Muslim country, compared with that seen in some other countries.
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According to U.C.L.A., the percentage of films with predominately white casts (at least 90 percent white) fell to 37 percent in 2016, from 51 percent in 2011.
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In 1984, Wong moved to Loisaida (the Spanglish term for the Lower East Side), which at the time was predominately populated by black and Puerto Rican residents.
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The event was held to mark 25 years since the death of Abdul Ali Mazari, the leader of Afghanistan's ethnic minority Hazaras, who are predominately Shiite Muslims.
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In 2018, the country elected a historic number of women, predominately Democrats, to Congress, many of whom were spurred to run in response to Donald Trump's election.
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Deutsch's framing of his statements ignores the obvious subtext: Comments about a candidate's "strident" behavior and "likability" have long predominately been used in attacks against women candidates.
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Is the travel ban, which prohibits persons from six predominately-Muslim nations from obtaining visas to travel to the United States, a neutral regulation based on nationality?
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Javaheri says ice coverage is generally forecast to be less than a quarter of an inch and should predominately impact travel rather than causing widespread power outages.
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Much of the island's predominately white business elite left following the revolution with many settling in Miami, Florida, just 90 miles (150 km) from the Cuban coast.
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It's well known by now that Trump voters are predominately white men and women and that feelings of racial resentment were the best predictors of his support.
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Historically, he said, Mexico has resisted US pressure to engage in immigration enforcement since the immigrants were predominately its own citizens and in no violation of Mexican law.
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Almost a decade later, Spade would re-enter the fashion industry with a brand-new venture, Frances Valentine, a predominately footwear brand named after her daughter, Frances Beatrix.
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My experience with all of this is colored by the first 10 years of my career, in which I wrote predominately for a Christian audience at Christian publications.
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Gamers predominately stream to the Amazon-owned Twitch or to YouTube Live, but getting buy-in by a gaming leader like Nvidia could make Facebook a genuine contender.
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"Marijuana is the only drug covered in this assessment that is predominately smuggled between, instead of through, the ports of entry," the DEA said in its 2017 report.
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The bank is predominately deposit-funded with a large stock of stable customer deposits representing just over three-quarters of end-2016 total non-equity funding, excluding derivatives.
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Netflix on Wednesday released a new teaser for the series, based on a 228 film about a group of black students on a fictional, predominately white college campus.
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For the first time, the Supreme Court heard arguments over Mr. Trump's efforts to impose a ban on travel to the United States from several predominately Muslim countries.
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The low points were when a court struck down an executive order restricting immigration from several predominately Muslim countries, and when a Republican effort to overturn Obamacare failed.
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The 39-year-old actor, who predominately attends the popular Hillsong Church, shared a lengthy comment on his Instagram Story on Monday in which he denied Page's claims.
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Graffeo argued that the law, which barred the removal or alteration of historical monuments, infringed on the rights of citizens in Birmingham — a city that is predominately black.
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"We believe there are at least 21625- to 2900,220006 votes missing and these are in predominately Democratic counties, so obviously could have affected the outcome," she told Hill.
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Violence has surged in the country's predominately Kurdish southeast in recent months, after Turkey undertook a major military operation to eradicate militants from their strongholds in the region.
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Republicanism goes awry when it seeks to interfere with individual liberty in an unnecessary, counterproductive way, as the predominately republican Progressive Movement did in the fiasco of Prohibition.
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Heavy rains early this week have flooded towns in several areas across the predominately French-language province, including two suburbs in the west of Quebec's largest city, Montreal.
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The company "chose to launch brand new networks that are predominately white-owned with African American figureheads" rather than carrying its channels, Entertainment Studios wrote in a brief.
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In socialized medicine supply does not meet demand and resources are rationed – predominately affecting the elderly and those with serious medical conditions which require more resources to treat.
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"Drag in the past 40 years has been reserved predominately for queer people in adult queer spaces," Dracmorda, one half of the Boulet Brothers drag duo, tells Broadly.
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Adults under 40 are less likely to identify with any religion than older adults, Pew data shows, and the age gap is most common in predominately Christian countries.
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Laclede County, where there are real economic challenges, is in a predominately rural part of southwest Missouri, located almost smack dab in the geographic center of the county.
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They hypothesized that IL-23, a cytokine produced predominately by inflammatory myeloid cells, was another key conductor that was causing the immune system to get out of sync.
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India claims Pakistan supports violent separatists in the region, while Pakistan accuses its southern neighbor of committing rights violations in its rule over the predominately Muslim population there.
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Amazon has a presence in several other UK cities like Cambridge, Edinburgh, Swansea, and Coventry, but these sites are predominately either distribution centers or research and development hubs.
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But critics note that the alliance does not include predominately Shiite states like Iran and Iraq, making it more of a Sunni military alliance than an "Islamic" one.
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Now, a new study finds that the creation of predominately white "splinter" school districts plays a significant role, by making it even harder for school integration to occur.
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The work, based on an official photograph of these events distributed by the Turkish military, shows the heavy toll inflicted upon Nusaybin, a predominately Kurdish area of Turkey.
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Serena Williams has cemented herself as one of the world's greatest athletes — and that's no easy task for an African-American woman in the predominately white sport of tennis.
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The Turkish military started a major counterinsurgency campaign against Kurdish militants in the predominately Kurdish southeast region last year, imposing round-the-clock curfews in many towns and cities.
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There's a reason sales has a fratty reputation; it's a predominately white and male field with fewer than 25% women and a serious lack of minorities and LGBTQ folks.
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I've played it with engineers and developers who are predominantly white, in a predominately white space, so I've seen all cultures, all races play this, with no issue. Really?
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First, they say the stark distinction of his funding coming predominately from small dollar donations instead of closed-door fundraisers is something that Democratic primary donors are yearning for.
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Both companies make money by taking a cut of each card payment a merchant accepts, though Square's business is predominately at brick-and-mortar merchants while Stripe's is online.
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Rosneft has made a foray into new markets after last year acquiring Russian mid-sized oil producer Bashneft, whose assets are predominately located in the mountains of the Urals.
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Both companies make money by taking a cut of each card payment a merchant accepts, though Square's business is predominately at brick and mortar merchants while Stripe's is online.
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Despite their incredibly large native range, spanning two continents, the parakeets found across Britain and Europe originate predominately from across the colder foothills of the Himalayas, largely in Pakistan.
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The Clintons have a strong connection to the neighborhood of predominately black and latino voters who have helped Clinton amass a near insurmountable delegate lead in the Democratic primary.
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London time, currently noon ET. In less than 10 years, bitcoin has come a long way from being "mined" in homes and predominately used to buy illegal goods online.
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I'm half-white, and I thought it was really important as a performer to talk about my complex feelings about going into an industry predominately run by white people.
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Choosing a predominately white cast feels like an insult to the culture that created the original version, and one less opportunity for Asian American actors to catch a break.
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As ESPN publication "Undefeated" explains, the fan base is predominately white and, as Bleacher reports, also largely male -- and Trump won 62% of white males in the 2016 election.
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More than 2,000 people, including 400 fighters, had been bused out of Madaya, a predominately Sunni town near the border with Lebanon that had long been held by rebels.
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Opponents asserted that the changes open the door to discriminatory practices because the revised rules no longer expose redlining in predominately minority neighborhoods and foster chances of lending discrimination.
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Despite the books being written by predominately white authors and set in historical or fictional times, computer software selected the books for not containing characters specifically described as white.
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Nancy from Big Timber, Montana was thrilled to own the artist's "Younghawk's Medicine" (undated) for $4,800 but noted it was a unique acquisition within her collection of predominately women.
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Other Founding Fathers, notably Thomas Jefferson, aspired to maintain a predominately agricultural economy as the only basis for promoting the twin republican virtues of self-sufficiency and community-mindedness.
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The worsening situation for black, predominately male, laborers due to wage competition from immigrants, Briggs says, passes onto their households, rippling through the entire social structure of black society.
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It also comes after a Seattle judge earlier this month blocked President Trump's executive order barring refugees and immigrants from seven predominately Muslim countries from entering the U.S. temporarily.
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However, anecdotal suggests that, for many Christians of color, Donald Trump's election may have been a step back prompting some non-white evangelicals to leave multiracial or predominately-white congregations.
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While Smith's training is predominately focused on reacting to an armed threat, Cynthia Harris, a premises liability consultant with THG Consultants in Atlanta, Georgia, advises her clients about preventative techniques.
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"This is my Kenyan birth certificate," said Sharif as he pulled a black carry-on case out from under his bed in Eastleigh, a predominately Somali neighborhood in the city.
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The increase was predominately due to residential mortgage-backed securities (RMBS) and auto-loan asset-backed securities (ABS) issuances, although limited by a significant fall in collateralised loan obligation issuance.
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Prior to the shooting, security footage showed Bush had tried to gain access to the nearby First Baptist Church, a predominately black church, according to Jeffersontown Police Chief Sam Rogers.
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"Airbnb made this decision knowing that the listings it would be excluding would be for residential properties owned predominately, if not exclusively, by Jews and/or Israelis," the lawsuit reads.
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She had to travel 26 miles for her first competition, away from her home city of Lawrence, Massachusetts (that's predominately Latinx), and then, even farther for her second local competition.
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Economic growth will be predominately domestic led, with household consumption the main driver as supportive fiscal policies and robust growth in real wages will help boost levels of disposable income.
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A Border Patrol agent in Montana appeared to admit on video that he wanted to question two women simply because they were speaking Spanish in a predominately English-speaking area.
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" William added, "For Catherine and Harry, their journeys to Heads Together were different: Harry predominately through his work with veterans, and Catherine through her work with children and young families.
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The idea that America was founded predominately as a Christian nation (and that the liberal agenda is pushing a false and ahistorical narrative of secularism) is central to Jeffress's argument.
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In September, The Guardian reported that a predominately African American region of Alabama is suffering from an outbreak of hookworm, a disease supposedly eradicated decades ago, thanks to contaminated water.
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Startups need to respect the laws of retail physics Startups like Warby Parker, Bonobos and Casper have proven that it's possible to build a modern brand predominately using digital tools.
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Ferguson said he sees similarities between the decision to roll back DACA and the Trump administration's early efforts to ban travel from certain predominately Muslim countries in the Middle East.
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Historically, low-income communities, predominately communities of color, have faced the most severe burdens of environmental hazards that are made worse as the government takes huge steps backwards in regulations.
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According to Lush brand and product trainer Amanda Sipenock, this flower's extract is predominately used in perfumes and is rumored to have aromatherapeutic benefits that include feeling uplifted and happy.
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Trump's appeals to white identity politics and criticisms of Clinton's corruption were enough to build him a coalition of more than 270 electoral votes in predominately white and rural states.
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But his school lacked resources, so each morning he took a bus to a predominately white high school on the other side of town for advanced theater and math classes.
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The order, which bars all refugees and those from seven predominately Muslim countries from entering the U.S., had faced backlash from many lawmakers and has spurred protests across the country.
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Anchored by broad, palm-lined boulevards running east-west, the area is known for its 2400s and '27s architecture, predominately Spanish but with pueblo, Craftsman and other styles mixed in.
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The Paseo, as many locals call it, is one of the oldest boulevards in the city and runs north to south through a predominately African American section of the city.
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Unlike Flint or Standing Rock, Bozeman is wealthy and predominately white, rich in financial and natural resources, yet water scarcity is likely to affect the town in the near future.
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Predominately found on Craigslist or Grindr, their profiles are usually faceless and use not-so-subtle terminology to weed out the ostentatious queers who threaten to give away their cover.
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Some prosecutors, including in Southern states like Mississippi, have been accused over the decades of trying to ensure predominately white juries for trials of black defendants to help win convictions.
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SCL Group worked predominately with commercial clients until the late '90s, when the Indonesian government reportedly hired the organization for its psychological warfare expertise to respond to secessionist and religious violence.
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A key voice for Amazon, Facebook, Google and other tech giants in the nation's capital is kicking off a new initiative to try to diversify the industry's predominately white, male ranks.
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Specifically, Daybreak's narrative tells serious stories like Angelica's strained relationship with her absent parents and Wesley's experience as one of the only students of color at a predominately white high school.
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The predominately Kurdish southeast of Turkey has seen the worst violence in two decades since the PKK abandoned a two-year ceasefire in July and resumed its armed campaign for autonomy.
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What consumers will presumably like better is the future that Wojcicki imagines for 23andMe — one that focuses not so much on drug development but also, and perhaps even predominately, on prevention.
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Whether she's ducking baby mama drama, fighting for representation in a predominately White workplace, or being the glue that holds her dysfunctional family together, MJ was our girl through and through.
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Researchers and advocates have widely challenged the fear requirement as gender-biased, since stalking, predominately a crime against women, is the only crime contingent on the emotional response of the victim.
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In a controversial 1998 speech to the National Bar Association, the nation's oldest and largest association of predominately African-American lawyers, judges, educators and law students, Thomas took on his critics.
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The production has been praised for being the first Hollywood hit to feature a predominately Asian cast in more than two decades (the last being The Joy Luck Club in 1993).
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Ladyjek and Sister Ojek, the most recent entrants to the female-only taxi services, have seen business take off less than four months after starting operations in the predominately Muslim nation.
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The center-right CAQ was elected for the first time in October 2018, winning a majority government in the predominately French-speaking province after campaigning on a promise of fiscal responsibility.
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A beautiful park in what is predominately white and wealthy neighborhood, there's a large, open plot of green grass, a baseball diamond, basketball court, a pool, picnic tables, and a skatepark.
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They have pointed to promises made by Trump on the campaign trail to create a "Muslim ban" and the fact the new ban still targets six countries that are predominately Muslim.
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He told them to get out to their customer base, who at that time were predominately based in New York, and get feedback on how to develop and improve their product.
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Symantec researchers said Seedworm has infiltrated more than 30 organizations since late September, with the targets predominately based in Pakistan and Turkey, but also in Saudi Arabia, Russia, Afghanistan and Jordan.
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There has also been concern and allegations that militias who helped retake the city known as Popular Mobilization Forces, which are Shiite, have been abusing fleeing civilians, who are predominately Sunni.
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"The client, who was from a predominately Muslim country, entered the US on a student visa but fell out of status when he failed to attend his classes," Herre told me.
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The next race will likely be decided in Malaysia's rural heartlands, where the predominately ethnic Malay voters tend to skew more conservative than the liberal backers of the Pakatan Harapan coalition.
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Particular artworks are exhibited alongside case studies documenting their original owners, predominately Jewish people forced to sell their possessions, or whose homes were looted as they either fled or were murdered.
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These leaders proclaim, among other things, that charter schools and voucher programs discriminate and were created by the affluent and predominately Anglo community to try to segregate poor Latinos and Blacks.
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"The story with measles for the past 403 years is that it starts among refusers, it spreads predominately among refusers, and along the way it picks off other kids," he said.
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But religion had nothing to do with the issue, she said, noting that women in other predominately Muslim countries like Egypt, Sudan and Pakistan have been driving for a long time.
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"We have put in our offices in predominately Latino communities, and we've been on the ground for the better part of a year," Sanders's California communications director Anna Bahr told Vox.
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In fact, during elections, she cleverly skirted the issue when asked whether she would hold an inquiry into the persecution of Rohingyas for the fear of enraging her predominately Buddhist constituency.
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Meanwhile, in the field of science, Curt P. Richter, a biologist at John Hopkins, tests a newly formulated rat poison by releasing the rodents into the predominately black slums of Baltimore.
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Her big picture: Instead of detailing a plan for her first 100 days in office, Warren read the names of 19 transgender people — predominately black women — who were killed in 2019.
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The Digital Economy Act, which received Royal Assent in April, is advertised as being predominately focused on protecting children from accessing pornography online, but has received much criticism from privacy advocates.
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The Afghan Taliban are also predominately Pashtun, and have for years operated along the border, but the Islamists have been used by the Pakistani military in pursuit of its objectives in Afghanistan.
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - A third bomb hit Baghdad on Tuesday, killing 19 people and wounding 15 in a market in the predominately Shi'ite Muslim district of Sadr City, police and medical sources said.
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This is the coffee chain's first foray into the $1.5 billion ready-to-drink coffee category, a space predominately ruled by the North American Coffee Partnership — a venture between Starbucks and PepsiCo.
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"Clearly news media that feels its audience is predominately white is going to have pressure, either subconscious or conscious, to appeal to a white sensibility," Antoine told Refinery29 in an interview Thursday.
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Pete Buttigieg, the mayor of South Bend, Indiana, grappled in the aftermath of a fatal police shooting of a black man with accusations of racism within the city's predominately white police force.
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While Moodica viewers are making requests for content more and more, Barsky's team predominately scours the globe (predominantly via Instagram) to find and commission suitable work that fits the platform's relaxation mandate.
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The young women running for office in 2018 — predominately as Democrats — aren't only upending the demographic makeup of different contests; they're also changing the kinds of messages and policies up for discussion.
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For two years, every Monday and Tuesday night I was to be found in the basement of a central London bar, playing music for a client base predominately comprised of medical students.
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The small band from the MinKwon Center for Community Action, a predominately Korean advocacy group that also serves the Chinese community in Flushing, Queens, was but a fraction of the 100 protesters.
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The EU Digital Tax is a two-part proposal composed of an interim and permanent proposal that would predominately impact American companies, whether they are physically located in the EU or not.
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The military was pursuing two or three more militants still at large in Bohol, a long way to the north of their strongholds in the far south of the predominately Christian country.
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Separately on Wednesday, a suicide bomber detonated his explosives-filled vest after policemen tried to stop him from entering a crowded market in the predominately Shi'ite Muslim district of Shulaa, police said.
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Yates's ouster on Monday came after she ordered the Justice Department not to defend Trump's controversial executive order barring entry to the U.S. for refugees and people from seven predominately Muslim countries.
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Most research on "choosy or selective eating," as it's now called, has focused on older children or mixes of ages that were predominately Caucasian, and followed for only short periods of time.
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Less than one-third of Americans think President Trump's executive order preventing refugees and citizens from seven predominately Muslim countries from entering the U.S. makes them "more safe," a new poll finds.
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"I grew up at a predominately Caucasian school and there was only five percent minority, and I felt out of place so much because of the color of my skin," Franklin said.
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The immigration order from Trump bars immigrants from seven predominately Muslim countries for 90 days, halts all refugee resettlement in the United States for four months and bans Syrian refugee resettlement indefinitely.
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Mr Scott, the city council president, says he finds it ironic that after decades of ignoring heroin epidemics in predominately black cities such as Baltimore, the rest of America is now suffering.
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I was predominately producing, and a large amount of my job was putting out the fires before he had to know about them so that he could focus on steering the ship.
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The crowds themselves, between the two nights, were healthy, occasionally boisterous, young, predominately white but not so much that it would warrant a thinkpiece, and wildly enthusiastic for their guy, Bernie Sanders.
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Though most of its dialogue is in English, and its lead cast is predominately English-speaking, its locations are all Asian — not wholly unlike Skyscraper, as well as the Pacific Rim movies.
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Government forces are still dismantling bombs left by Islamic State in Ramadi, the capital of the predominately Sunni province of Anbar, and much of the city's buildings and infrastructure needs to be rebuilt.
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Predominately composed of enormous puffer jackets, tiny bags, and crippling lace-up heels only the baddest can pull off with ease, there's no mistaking the singer's distinct sense of style for anyone else's.
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While it's predominately just Amy delivering hilarious, out of context, one-liners about her body, we can't help but try and read into them to glean some of her wardrobe tips and tricks.
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"This shortfall is due predominately to unusually large drags from energy and food prices, which are expected to fade over the next year," the bank said in its summary of the MPC meeting.
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The hires will span roles such as software engineering, user experience design, network engineering and product management, and be located predominately in the company's Atlanta, Austin and Dallas technology offices, the company said.
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TC: I saw this documentary a while back that made the point that the world we live in is predominately designed by humans and therefore design can make or break our everyday experiences.
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" SAG awards executive producer Kathy Connell elaborated on the reasoning behind the decision in an interview with the Hollywood Reporter: "How many times has a woman walked into a room of predominately men?
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Ariel: I've never thought of it that way but after hearing your question I guess I can see it because it's a form obviously self expression but also a predominately genre-based feeling.
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There are a combined 82 delegates up for grabs in predominately white Iowa and New Hampshire, the first two states to vote, according to the Democratic National Committee, which oversees the nominating contest.
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Jones lives with his wife and two children a few doors down from the 75-year-old woman who was injured, in a predominately Hispanic neighborhood of small homes with sporadic petty crime.
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Certainly Obama's singing Al Green's "Let's Stay Together" at a fundraiser at Harlem's Apollo Theater was far more soulful than it would have been in a different setting, with a predominately white audience.
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They're better prepared to service the passions and desires of their young, predominately female fanbase better than ever and even grow up with them after they grow up and start running the world.
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The predominately Muslim Uyghurs, who are ethnically distinct from the country's majority ethnic group, the Han Chinese, form the majority in Xinjiang, where they account for just under half of the total population.
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It is alleged that the eight men accused of the crime, all of whom are Hindu, plotted the girl's abduction as a means of scaring the predominately-Muslim nomads into vacating the region.
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Other caravan groups have chosen to pass through the border city of Tijuana, but the AP noted that the border around Eagle Pass is relatively open, marked predominately by the Rio Grande River.
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Hundreds of people have been killed and alarm has spread across the region about the prospects of Islamic State establishing a Southeast Asian foothold in the troubled south of the predominately Christian Philippines.
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"Hot-rolled coil is produced (at Port Talbot) and that predominately goes into the automotive sector ... that's the bodywork," Dominic King, head of policy and representation at industry group UK Steel, told Reuters.
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But they have only talked about poor Black residents and never mentioned the predominately Puerto Rican community on the north side, which has had a significant presence in the city since the 1940s.
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The study also refreshed an earlier study which looked at listings in 72 predominately black neighborhoods across New York and found that three-quarters of the Airbnb hosts in those areas were white.
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"He emailed our booking agency and they forwarded it to me," he recalls, noting that the duo hadn't "made it" in the U.S. yet and was still predominately performing in their native Holland.
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Spicer over a period of two days pointed to Atlanta several times in defending the president's order temporarily barring refugees and people from seven predominately Muslim countries from entering the U.S. On Jan.
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Reporters for The Philadelphia Inquirer searched for Republican voters in the predominately African-American precincts that reported no votes for Romney but were unable to find any who voted for the GOP nominee.
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Those advisers say the mayor will compete in every state, but noted that the mayor will try to make weekly trips to South Carolina, in part, because the state's electorate is predominately black.
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In 1992, when I was 10 years old, my family was fleeing political persecution and found refuge in the South Bronx, which is a predominately Puerto Rican, Dominican, Afro-American and African community.
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Georgia Secretary of State and GOP gubernatorial candidate Brian Kemp is being sued for putting the voter registration status of tens of thousands of predominately African-American voters "on hold" for name discrepancies.
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Later that month, President Donald Trump signed an executive order to keep most citizens of seven predominately Muslim nations from entering the US for at least 90 days from when the order was signed.
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The company hosts an online bazaar where shoppers across the globe can browse a giant catalogue of cheap, predominately unbranded goods, from $11 sweatpants and $1 "Make America Great Again" hats to $14 binoculars.
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The US Department of Commerce on Monday attributed that decision to what it called "human rights violations and abuses" of Uyghurs and other predominately Muslim ethnic minorities in China's far western region of Xinjiang.
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BOSTON — An internal report prepared for Harvard administrators in 2012 showed the university's preferential treatment of athletes and the children of donors and alumni predominately benefited white students, to the detriment of Asian Americans.
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Later, a crowd of more than 100 people in the predominately African-American section of the city where the shooting occurred hurled rocks as police officers in riot gear attempted to disperse the protesters.
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Number one, even though in a predominately black district, I had been beaten badly by a well-established African American politician, it was interesting when I went out campaigning, people were actually pretty encouraging.
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Murray, a 38-year-old businesswoman residing in the predominately black neighborhood of Springfield Gardens in Queens, officially kicked off her campaign against the star Democrat Wednesday with a phone interview with Fox News.
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" He said Democrats are considering legislation to overturn the order, which bars refugees and people from seven predominately Muslim countries from entering the U.S. "These orders go against what America has always been about.
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Sure, the characters and stories that led to those 10 nominations for Black women are important, but it's scary that this is the type of role that wins over the predominately white male voters.
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In the latest episode, Trump on Monday went after his own Justice Department over the administration's proposal to bar foreign travelers from six predominately Muslim countries — a ban that's been blocked by the courts.
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But Norwegian, which has agreed not to use any Asia-based cabin crew on its transatlantic flights, maintains it will be predominately using U.S.-based crew and American-made planes for the new routes.
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The president faced backlash after signing an order temporarily barring refugees and people from seven predominately Muslim countries from entering the U.S. Lawmakers spoke out against the order and protesters demonstrated across the country.
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It's also likely Trump shares their concerns, given his reported comments that he doesn't want immigrants from Africa and Haiti, which he deemed "shithole" countries, and prefers people from Norway, a predominately white nation.
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What Trump supporters fail to remember is that following Obama's election, property was destroyed across the country, for example in Pennsylvania, Texas, and North Carolina, and a predominately black church was torched in Massachusetts.
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The new Election Day polling site, an expo center just outside town where rodeos and farm equipment shows are held, is closer to some predominately Hispanic neighborhoods but removed from sidewalks and bus routes.
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He cited a local uproar over the suspension of a Maldivian teacher for wearing a niqab in the classroom, and President Trump's attempts to place travel restrictions on individuals from six predominately Muslim countries.
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The Japanese fashion label held its Fall/Winter 2020 menswear show at Paris Fashion Week on Friday, in which several models who were predominately white wore lace-front braided wigs, as reported by Essence.
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Columbia, South Carolina (CNN)Former Vice President Joe Biden on Tuesday picked up the endorsement of the "Reckoning Crew" in South Carolina, a group of 100 predominately black female activists that previously supported Sen.
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America's schools are becoming increasingly segregated, research has found, with black and Latino students attending schools that are more likely to be predominately non-white and low-income than that of their white peers.
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There are a number of ideas about what's behind this closing gap, from stiffer law enforcement in rural, predominately white areas, to the scourge of opioids and heroin, which have hit white communities hardest.
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Based on the novel of the same name by Kevin Kwan, "Crazy Rich Asians" is the first major studio film since "The Joy Luck Club" 25 years ago to feature a predominately Asian cast.
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Mr. Ko Ni, 65, was a high-profile lawyer; a member of the governing party, the National League for Democracy; and a Muslim in a predominately Buddhist country riven by religious and ethnic violence.
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But resentment against SDF rule in eastern Syria has grown among the predominately Arab population, residents and tribal elders say, with many objecting to compulsory conscription of young men and discrimination at the leadership level.
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One such man is Mark Gaynor, whose son Ronan was diagnosed with DIPG (Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma)—an extremely rare, aggressive, inoperable, and ultimately terminal brain tumor that predominately affects younger children—in April 2015.
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While the strategy is showing results so far, U.S. officials and Kurdish leaders agree that a predominately Arab force is needed to take Raqqa, a majority Arab city whose residents would consider Kurds as occupiers.
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Hoger Ameen, 29, and his wife, Missouri nurse Rachel Adrian, welcomed son Aland into the world on February 2, but Trump's entry ban into the U.S. from seven predominately Muslim countries left Ameen stuck overseas.
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Obama's win in Iowa, for example, was seen as central to bolstering his victory in South Carolina, because it showed voters that a predominately white electorate would support an African American man for the presidency.
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Explaining the thinking behind the Vision Fund's investments further, Varma stressed that it focuses predominately on growth-stage companies, and that those companies aren't in a rush to seek stock market listings any time soon.
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In 1990, the Flatbush boycott, also known as the Family Red Apple boycott, broke out following the assault of a Haitian woman by employees of the Korean-owned grocery in Brooklyn's predominately-Black Flatbush neighborhood.
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But resentment against SDF rule in eastern Syria has grown among the predominately Arab population, residents and tribal elders say, with many objecting to compulsory conscription of young men and discrimination in top leadership layers.
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"If there was any kind of genocide being carried out against white people in the country then the safest areas of the continent's most dangerous city would not be predominately white," Walsh wrote in May.
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Stanton, a Democrat supporting Clinton, wrote the letter the day after the Arizona primaries, arguing that the polling locations in his county were congregated in predominately white areas, although Phoenix is a majority-minority city.
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President Trump's revised immigration executive order will reportedly include the same countries as the initial order, which temporarily barred refugees and immigrants from seven predominately Muslim countries from entering the U.S., The Associated Press reported.
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According to a recent Dutch study, that point of view still holds true today: Protestants and citizens of predominately Protestant countries tend to conflate labor with personal satisfaction more than those of other religious traditions.
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As a Yale professor and CIA consultant in the late 1940s, he broadened his attacks from then-conservative institutions like the Court to the academy, federal bureaucracy, and intelligence community, which he considered predominately liberal.
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All but one NATO member nation is predominately Christian, which feeds the critique that the alliance system is a tool of a new Western imperialism, providing a thin cover of multilateralism for American power projection.
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She and Lauren Conklin, another former employee, say residents were also forced on hour-and-a-half long trips to a predominately white church where they were known as victims being served by the house.
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Islamic State's defeat in predominately Kurdish Kobani in early 2015 helped turn the tide against the ultra-militant group and marked the start of a more open U.S. military relationship with the Kurdish YPG militia.
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According to data provided by Third Way, the new Democratic districts are predominately upscale, with higher than average percentages of well-educated, well-off whites and lower than average percentages of less-well-off whites.
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According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse, black tar heroin — defined as being sticky and hard like coal — is predominately produced in Mexico and sold in the U.S. areas west of the Mississippi River.
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Ms. Conway's mention of the supposed attack — she was trying to justify Mr. Trump's order that closed the border to citizens from seven predominately Muslim countries — slipped past the MSNBC host interviewing her, Chris Matthews.
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The focus on the ability for a candidate to beat President Donald Trump has been central for many voters including some voters of color, who've predominately backed candidates including Vice President Joe Biden and Sen.
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While Fitch recognizes that Hilltop's revenue mix is more diversified than that of a similarly sized bank, the bank's revenues are predominately driven by mortgage banking income, which Fitch believes is an inherently volatile revenue source.
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Now, after years of virtually unlimited migration from predominately North African and other Muslim regions, some European nations are awakening to what this could mean for their countries and are responding, hoping it's not too late.
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She went on to note that the change was a slow but steady one: One day she looked up and realized that the audition rooms she was going to were more varied and less predominately white.
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And it's likely to kick off a debate about whether Star Wars eventually needs its own version of Thor: Ragnarok, an idiosyncratic, obviously director-flavored, predominately humorous movie that gives its characters a hipshot, silly charm.
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While Kendall was busy serving the finest in jort fashions on the red carpet, Kourtney's been spending her holiday predominately aboard various boats with her new beau Younes Bendijma and the requisite comprehensive wardrobe of swimwear.
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Kirill Chuyko, head of metals and mining research at BCS Investment Bank, said the new homes would create demand for so-called "long steel products", the reinforcing bars (rebar) and beams predominately used in building construction.
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In 2146, Muriel Bowser, an African-American reform candidate, defeated Vincent Gray, the African-American incumbent — who was accused of campaign finance violations but exonerated after the election — by winning decisive majorities in predominately white wards.
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The romantic comedy starring "Fresh Off the Boat's" Constance Wu and Hollywood newcomer Henry Golding will be the first major studio movie since "The Joy Luck Club" 25 years ago to feature a predominately Asian cast.
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Despite growing up in a predominately Mexican-American community that placed a lot of value in the concept of "machismo," I felt then, and continue to believe, that God made me and millions of others different.
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Interestingly, the 22020 increase is predominately being driven by Democrats as well, with 58 percent of Democrats signaling their intention to participate in a state primary this cycle, compared to 44 percent in the last one.
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But after promising a new style of politics, Mr. Granger failed to reach out effectively to the P.P.P., a predominately Indo-Guyanese party, as the Afro-Guyanese members of his coalition continued to taunt the opposition.
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And that reason is that 28503 million people – most of them low- to moderate-income Americans, predominately women and many members of other ethnic groups the administration purports to want to help – actively need these services.
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"I grew up at a predominately Caucasian school, and there was only 5% minority, and I felt out of place so much because of the color of my skin," the 23-year-old North Carolina native said.
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Yet the figures released Tuesday point to the slowest growth during the festive period since 2009, predominately driven by "slowing sales in non-food sectors," noted Helen Dickinson, chief executive of the BRC, in a press release.
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I became so used to it that it was only when I attended college at a predominately white institution that I realized that not everyone had the same idea of what racial, ethnic, and cultural diversity meant.
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McGlashan's resignation comes after a bombshell criminal complaint that implicated two-high profile actresses and a slew of top business executives in a $25 million cheating scheme to help students, predominately their children, get into prestigious colleges.
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The membership of both Ireland and Britain in the European Union was a cornerstone of the 1998 agreement that ended the fighting over whether the predominately Protestant six counties of northeast Ireland should be British or Irish.
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Along with the predominately nonwhite citizens of American territories like Guam and American Samoa, almost 6 million taxpaying Americans with felony convictions were barred from voting in the 2018 midterms due to state-level felon disenfranchisement laws.
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The army retook Tal Kusaiba hours later in a counter- attack, though one senior official said militants were still holed up inside some houses in the predominately Sunni village, around 35 km (20 miles) east of Tikrit.
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Art museums have historically been tailored to the white and wealthy — determined by their location within a city, the demographics of the museum staff, the art on display and the predominately white, male artists that created it.
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The president of one of the nation's largest police organizations apologized to minorities on Monday for past mistreatment by the police that has helped fuel a deepening mistrust of law enforcement within predominately black and Hispanic communities.
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Mary's Center, a Washington-area health care nonprofit predominately serving Latino immigrants, said it's starting to see potential cases of coronavirus among its patients, though it's still awaiting results on the limited number of tests they've run.
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In it, he referred to online hate in the Catholic media, which is predominately present on right-wing, conservative blogs and Twitter handles that often use strong language to criticize liberal Catholics and even the pope himself.
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I worked in TV for 10 years, six of those years as a segment producer on a live daytime talk show, so I've been one of the only Black women in predominately white newsrooms or production meetings.
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The Supreme Court agreed last term to hear the challenges to Trump's previous 90-day ban on nationals from six predominately Muslim countries, but dismissed the case as moot before arguments in October after the ban expired.
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Relations between Shi'ite Muslim-led Iran and predominately Sunni Saudi Arabia are at their worst in years, with each accusing the other of subverting regional security and supporting opposite sides in conflicts in Syria, Iraq and Yemen.
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With all of that said, it's important to note the limitations of this study: The researchers only looked at videos from one site, and these videos were mostly made by men for men and predominately featured white performers.
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Ed Gillespie Gillespie and allies emphasized MS-13 (which is predominately a Latin gang, prompting accusations of racism), painted Northam as weak on the gang, and made a campaign issue of sanctuary cities (which Virginia does not have).
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And it's immediately been evident that while some of the huge wave of artists producing She-Ra fan art are men, they're predominately women — and according to their bios, portfolios, and online listings, mostly women in their 20s.
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Flint, a predominately black city with a population of about 100,000 people, was under the control of a state-appointed emergency manager in April 2014 when it switched its water source to the Flint River from Lake Huron.
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The fact that the victims of the first three explosions were black and Hispanic led to speculation that race could be a factor — although Sunday's bombing took place in a predominately white neighborhood and injured two white people.
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"The industry being predominately male is still unable to see the death by a thousand cuts, the part of being a minority in this industry," said Sheri Fitts, founder of Shoe Fitts Marketing, a consultancy in Portland, Oregon.
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"Catskills forests, with predominately oak, beech, birch and maple with some cottonwood, aspen, hickory, cherry and sycamore, provide interesting color contrasts," said Jerry Carlson, chief of forest health and protection at New York State's department of environmental conservation.
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And yet no one in California feels confident that the state will exert even a fraction of the influence over the outcome of the race than the two smaller, predominately white states that kick off the nominating process.
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For this latest style, Jordan Brand is taking the silhouette to a whole new level by covering the upper in a predominately black faux animal fur that&aposs complemented with exotic animal prints including leopard, cheetah, and zebra.
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In the predominately rural state of West Virginia, where average teacher pay ranks 48th nationwide, teacher vacancies have increased significantly, from about 400 in 2015 to more than 700 today, with projections of 1,000-plus in coming years.
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Through the end of 2016, Fancy Bear published the confidential medical information of more than 100 athletes — predominately from Britain and the United States — as well as the emails of antidoping officials from the United States and Canada.
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In the early 90s, when my parents ran an after-school program in a highly competitive suburb of Southern California, they often debated hiring exclusively white teachers as a way to appeal to their predominately Asian-American customer base.
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They were angry Buttigieg, 37, has showcased the city's turnaround in his strengthening 2020 White House bid while they still live in squalid conditions, suffer a lack of job opportunities and face harassment by a predominately white police force.
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The relationship between predominately white or colonial Europe and its migrant population is examined further in Pascale Marthine Tayou's "Colonne Coloniale," a towering piece comprised of white metal pans adorned with European flower motifs, stacked nearly to the ceiling.
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"Reducing complexity will lead to some delayering and reductions in personnel, predominately in non-client facing areas, and decreasing our cost run rate by hundreds of millions," wealth management head Juerg Zeltner told staff in a memo on Tuesday.
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Democrats predominately voted "present" on the resolution as a means of calling out Republicans, who had set up this vote to highlight potential splits in the Democratic caucus and force lawmakers to splinter from a high-profile, progressive idea.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Carmen Rodriguez, a life-long Chicagoan who lives on the city's Southeast Side, sends her two children to a predominately Hispanic elementary school where she says teachers are struggling with class sizes of up to 40 students.
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The Iranian director of the film, Asghar Farhadi, is boycotting Sunday's Academy Awards following President Trump's order barring people from seven predominately Muslim countries, including Iran, from entering the U.S. "The Salesman" is up for best foreign language film.
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Young Republicans have faced backlash on the dating scene in predominately blue cities such as D.C. Right-wingers living and working in Washington said earlier this year that they are often insulted and met with hostility on dating apps.
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The arrests of the men, who investigators allege plotted the girl's abduction as a means of scaring the predominately-Muslim nomads into vacating the region, has proved a lightning rod in a part of India simmering with religious tension.
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The company is talking to its logistics provider regarding the movement of European-sourced components which are predominately delivered via trucks through the port of Dover and will have a buffer of finished vehicles by the end of March.
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Fitch considers the quality of the aircraft fleet a significant strength, as it is largely unencumbered and predominately comprised of young, in-demand and fuel-efficient aircraft, represented primarily by Airbus A320 (49.6%) and Boeing B737 (33.7%) family aircraft.
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Questions swirled about the commitment of Mr. Sajwani, a Muslim in a predominately Muslim country, to the Trump brand in 2015, after Mr. Trump said that if elected, he would impose a ban on Muslims entering the United States.
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He also worked with Democrats to correct sentencing disparities that resulted in harsher penalties for those convicted of crimes involving crack cocaine, who were predominately black, than those convicted of powder cocaine, who were more likely to be white.
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In the predominately Sunni populated city of Saida in southern Lebanon, groups of masked youths stormed into a main square where they set ablaze several tents set up by demonstrators who have camped for weeks, local television stations said.
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I also learned about Lowndes County's sewage problem in which a lack of septic infrastructure is creating a public health crisis -- in a predominately black community-- that no American should endure, a sign that we still have not achieved racial equality.
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It should come as no surprise that those most impacted by this disparity in funding are people of color: A recent study found that white school districts have gotten $23 billion more in state and local funding than predominately nonwhite districts.
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The initial arrests of the men, who prosecutors said plotted the girl's abduction as a means of scaring the predominately-Muslim nomads into vacating the region, proved to be a lightning rod in a part of India simmering with religious tensions.
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What used to be the sartorial domain of professional athletes has now found its way onto the backs of every model, celebrity, and It Girl the world over, predominately in the form of the effortlessly cool and astronomically price brand Vetements.
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It became an autonomous Indian state after independence from Britain in 1947, but it did so under an agreement that eventually Kashmiris, who are predominately Muslim, would be allowed to vote on whether to stay with India or join Pakistan.
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When we think about ecosystem and landscape of venture, when you look where we're focused predominately today — which is Series A — the type of work we do and the kind of skills required is mentally quite different from late-stage investing.
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The Saudi-led coalition of several predominately Sunni Muslim Arab nations began a military campaign in Yemen in March 2015 aimed at preventing Houthi rebels allied to Iran and forces loyal to Yemen's deposed President Ali Abdullah Saleh from taking power.
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Using a statistical tool to separate temperature changes from greenhouse gas emissions and aerosol emissions between 1964 and 2010, the researchers estimate that aerosol particles, predominately sulfate, have temporarily masked some 30 percent of continental warming over the last half century.
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Some on social media have noted that the song's final scene, which reimagines Grande as God within a predominately-Black recreation of Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel masterpiece, "Creation of Adam," may actually be itself a reference to the work of Harmonia Rosales.
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All the while, they talk about being black in the midst of a predominately white hipster culture (San Francisco has the smallest percentage of black residents of any major American city), and about how they think about life and relationships.
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That order temporarily suspended the United States' refugee program for 2900 days, indefinitely suspended resettlement for Syrian refugees and imposed a 220006-day travel and immigration ban from seven predominately Muslim nations: Iran, Iraq, Syria, Yemen, Sudan, Libya and Somalia.
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Three gunmen opened fire with machine guns around midnight at a cafe in the predominately Shi'ite Muslim town of Balad where young men, including fans of Spain's Real Madrid soccer club, had gathered to start the weekend, police and hospital sources.
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"The main reason for the issuance is demand is incredibly strong, predominately from UK bank treasuries, because of the uptick in HQLA assets and the attractive spreads SSAs have come at," said Mark Byrne, a syndicate official at TD Securities.
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According to Technomic, a research firm specializing in the food-service industry, sales for the food truck segment — comprised predominately by independent operators — are growing about 15 percent annually, compared with around 5 percent a year for the casual dining segment.
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He joined with attorneys general in other states to challenge Trump's executive order banning travel to the United States from six predominately Muslim countries and to defend former President Barack Obama's Clean Power Plan, which aims to slash carbon emissions.
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In an interview with Vanity Fair published on Friday, Cohen recounted times when the alleged remarks were made, including a discussion at Trump Tower when he told then-candidate Trump that the crowd at his campaign rally was predominately white.
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A 20163 study published in the peer-reviewed journal Sexualities found that members of NoFap online communities don't see women in porn as "real women," and that "real sex" is seen through the predominately male, heterosexual worldview of its members.
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But when a man chooses to embed himself so thoroughly for decades with a particular segment, in this case predominately energy interests, how can he suddenly change his views and decision-making to fairly manage our federal lands and natural resources?
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After weeks of hosting packed rallies around New York State, Senator Bernie Sanders on Sunday decided to do something ahead of Tuesday's primary that his Democratic rival had already been doing for weeks: He spoke at a predominately black church service.
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Pinebridge, which has around $81 billion in client assets under management, has been looking at investment grade Asian debt, predominately bonds sold by companies, but also including some sovereign and quasi-sovereign offerings, Slim said in an interview last week.
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A study released last week showed that rents had risen fastest in the New York City neighborhoods where Airbnb, which lets users list their homes for short-term rentals, is the most popular — including gentrifying, predominately minority neighborhoods like Bedford-Stuyvesant.
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Plans to score big with the heavy African-American vote in South Carolina — or to roll up a bunch of delegates in the huge and diverse California primary — requires first doing well with the predominately white Iowa and New Hampshire electorates.
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The Golden Triangle was for years one of the most impoverished and underdeveloped places on the planet, but that's changing thanks to China's One Belt One Road initiative -- a massive infrastructure development project intended to help connect global, predominately developing economies.
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The arrests of the men, who investigators allege plotted the girl's abduction as a means of scaring the predominately-Muslim nomads into vacating the region, has proved to be a lightning rod in a part of India simmering with religious tensions.
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Pointing out that the district that Omar won in was predominately white and 70 percent Christian, he argued that Omar and Tlaib's victories were fundamentally about their ability to connect with the needs of a population hungry for strong, progressive candidates.
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And while its racial undertones aren't particularly nuanced, the idea of "cultural appropriation" is touched upon when it's exposed that the black team, the Clovers, are having their routines stolen, and essentially sanitised, by Dunst's predominately white team, the Toros.
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But it's hard to fathom a politician, Democrat or Republican, standing before a predominately white crowd in a sagging old coal town, and blaming the community's economic woes on poor parenting or lack of work ethic or a victim mentality.
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The foreign policy delegations for most United States administrations have been predominately male, though in recent years women including Madeleine K. Albright, Condoleezza Rice, Susan E. Rice and Hillary Clinton have played key roles in diplomatic relations as top cabinet officials.
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Kirstjen Nielsen has only been secretary of homeland security for a couple of months, but we already know her as the woman who tried to support her boss by claiming she wasn't sure whether Norway was a predominately white country.
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"Does anyone else see the possible bias that could result with a board made up of predominately older white males (the youngest person on the Board is Bezos himself) unilaterally making this decision on race and gender diversity?" one employee asked.
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"It may have been reasonable when these schools were originally established for a school to assume that its pupil population was predominately Catholic and to arrange religious instruction accordingly," the Department of Education said in a statement announcing the new policy.
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In a tweet on Saturday, Trump renewed his call for the courts to approve his revised executive order, which would temporarily bar nationals from six predominately Muslim countries from entering the U.S. and suspend the acceptance of refugees for 120 days.
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The officers later claimed that he failed to signal and that they smelled a strong odor of marijuana emanating from the vehicle when they approached, both common police lies used as pretexts to stop and search predominately black and Latinx people.
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More than 400 pages of internal Chinese government documents obtained by the New York Times show the origins and execution of China's detention of as many as 1 million Uighurs, Kazakhs and other predominately Muslim minorities in the Xinjiang region.
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"The detention of as many as a million or more Uyghurs and other predominately Muslim ethnic minorities in 'political reeducation' centers or camps requires a tough, targeted, and global response," they said in a letter to Secretary of State Mike Pompeo.
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Broce blamed voter registration groups such as the New Georgia Project, which held the registration drive at Diaz's high school, for registering voters predominately with paper forms, and then turning in "incomplete, illegible, or fraudulent forms," which skews the data.
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Titled "White Privilege II," the song is a nine-minute exploration of Macklemore's ascent to fame as a white artist in a predominately black art form and the cultural ramifications of that in the midst of the current police brutality protest movement.
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He's predominately a stage actor from London Ben-Adir has had a handful of roles in movies like King Arthur: Legend of the Sword and The Commuter, and and appeared in BBC's cult fave Peaky Blinders and ITV's Vera for four seasons.
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"The European-sourced parts, which include the engine and the gearbox as a complete assembly, come back in from Europe so an alternative port is one way, predominately for lorries, and then reserving space on aircrafts for one-off shipping," Palmer told Reuters.
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ROGAN: Right, and you know, I think the issue here is that the -- if we think about the type of cars, for example, the dimension, it is predominately the Germans are selling in the United States hiring cars, Mercedes, BMW, wealthier Americans.
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In 1967, he painted "Untitled (Alabama)," which consists of a predominately black background and two triangular shapes, tightly packed with white and black lines that conjure people, crosses, and Ku Klux Klan hoods; the triangles form a blade slicing through black space.
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Jon M. Chu's movie, which has been lauded as the first studio film in over 25 years with a predominately Asian-American cast, dropped just 6 percent — marking one of the best holds in recent history for a wide release in any genre.
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"Recent buying interest has been predominately driven by the instigation of fresh long positioning and there is still scope for recent shorts to be squeezed on a move through $0.53,245, with further demand through $1,250," traders at MKS PAMP said in a note.
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A formula that predominately consists of lip-syncing to rap lyrics while pouting at the camera, slow panning her own physique while wearing some type of minimal attire and showing off her culinary skills, but mostly her unparalleled love of pomegranate seeds.
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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani is speaking out against President Trump's executive order barring refugees and people from seven predominately Muslim countries, including Iran, from entering the U.S. Rouhani said the order shows Trump and his team don't understand politics, according to Reuters.
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There is at least a small ray of hope, though, as some officers nationwide seem to be waking up to the fact that past mistreatment by the police has helped fuel a deep mistrust of law enforcement within predominately black and Hispanic communities.
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The Iraqi parliament has approved a "reciprocity measure" in response to President Trump's executive order barring refugees and people from seven predominately Muslim countries, including Iraq, from entering the U.S. The measure will apply to Americans entering Iraq, The Associated Press reported.
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Beyond the obstacles of breaking into a predominately white and male scene—which can be frustrating, and at times toxic enough, to dissuade someone from touching the game ever again—to participate at competitive events is an extraordinary feat of its own.
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Myanmar situation remains "dire" The latest report paints a desperate picture of the plight facing religious minorities in Myanmar, from which hundreds of thousands of predominately Muslim Rohingya have fled as a result of systematic violence labeled "ethnic cleansing" by the US government.
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Iranians residents inside the United States are often reluctant to leave the United States to meet family members because they are afraid they will not be admitted due to the travel ban imposed by the Trump administration on seven predominately Muslim countries.
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Commercial traffic continued for a year after until Iraq launched an offensive in July 2015 to reclaim the predominately Sunni Anbar province and deprive the militants of funds raised from truck drivers forced to pay a tax on cargo coming in from Jordan.
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Most of the victims were gunned down in the predominately Latino area of West Phoenix at their homes, like Sylvia Ellis's 33-year-old daughter and 12-year-old granddaughter, who were shot sitting in a car outside her home last June.
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After reform, Shafer contends, there were two parties each responsive to quite different white collar constituencies, while the old blue collar majority within the Democratic Party was forced to try to squeeze back into the party once identified predominately with its needs.
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In a tweet on Saturday, Trump renewed his call for the courts to approve his revised executive order, which would temporarily bar nationals from six predominately Muslim countries from entering the U.S. "We need to be smart, vigilant and tough," Trump said.
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Even if the voting body, which is predominately made up of men who are in the bands who have been inducted, were to vote for all three of the women put before them this year, women would still be massively underrepresented overall.
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President Trump on Wednesday touted a poll showing the popularity of his order barring refugees and people from seven predominately Muslim countries from entering the U.S. "'Immigration Ban Is One Of Trump's Most Popular Orders So Far,'" the president wrote in his tweet.
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Trump has undone Obama's landmark 2013 climate change blueprint, moved to repeal several regulations on industries that create climate change-causing pollution and stacked his administration with officials who doubt the scientific consensus that climate change is predominately caused by human activity.
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After a series of failed moves designed to get around the law, the university ended up having their tax status rescinded -- a moment that helped galvanize evangelical leaders, including Falwell, to form the Moral Majority -- a predominately white clergy organization -- in 1979.
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Most Gogo-equipped commercial aircraft (on airlines like Delta) still predominately get their internet connections from these ground stations, to the tune of 1,881 out of 2,551 in North America at the end of 2018, according to the company's most recent annual financial report.
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Russian gas buyers in Europe, where Gazprom covers a third of gas needs, have increased pressure on Moscow, asking it to agree to more spot-pricing in gas contracts, which are predominately long-term oil-indexed deals considered to be non-transparent and expensive.
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But John Donovan, chief executive of AT&T Communications, told Reuters the deal is a fundamental shift for the telecommunications provider to become "public cloud first," meaning that it will predominately rely on data centers built by others to power the rest of its business.
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Last week a three-judge panel on the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals largely affirmed a lower court's decision to halt the core provisions of President Donald Trump's revised executive order that attempted to limit travel from six predominately Muslim countries and block refugees.
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Green's articles accused the president of inciting racial divisions across the country, pointing as evidence to Trump's ban on travelers from several predominately Muslim countries and the president's equivocal response to racist violence in Charlottesville, Va., in the summer of 2017, among other incidents.
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The lack of plan competition in rural markets, exorbitant premiums, deductibles and co-pays, the co-op collapses, lack of Medicaid expansion by predominately rural states, and devastating Medicare cuts to rural providers – all collided to create a health care crisis in rural America.
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During a campaign-style rally Saturday in Florida, the president pointed to incidents in Germany and Sweden in defense of his order barring refugees and people from seven predominately Muslim countries from entering the U.S. He specifically referred to what happened "last night" in Sweden.
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In June, in response to a call for public comments, J. David Haddox, the company's vice president for policy, sent a letter to the commission outlining Purdue's proposed "policy options," including recommending that the F.D.A. "convert" the opioid market to predominately abuse-deterrent formulations.
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These include a November 3 swatting of a predominately African American church in Kelley's town in which a member is said to have called up police and say they had planted three pipe bombs in the church and was going to shoot everyone inside.
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The focus on Stefanik during Friday's hearing was also seen by some as a way to diffuse the optics of a predominately male panel scrutinizing Yovanovitch, who faced attacks from Trump during the panel, a suggestion Stefanik rejected in her interview with the Post.
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"I told Beyonce that I was afraid that the predominately white audience at Coachella would be confused by all of the black culture and Black college culture because it was something that they might not get," Knowles-Lawson wrote on Instagram the Monday after her daughter's performance.
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But she is a music lover whose tastes run deep and wide, and when Rhimes told her that the sound of Scandal would be based in the older soul, R&B, and pop music from a world of predominately Black music, Patsavas was ready for the challenge.
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In the wake of pressure from activists, who are fed up with moderators that are predominately white and male, the Democratic National Committee pledged earlier this year to make sure there was at least one woman and one person of color moderating each of its presidential debates.
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Roll-out plan unclear When the Trump administration rolled out the President's first executive order in January, bedlam ensued almost immediately as foreigners from seven predominately Muslim countries tried to enter the US, only to be turned away at the border or separated from loved ones abroad.
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It's director, Asghar Farhadi, is boycotting the Academy Awards following President Trump's order barring people from seven predominately Muslim countries, including Iran, from entering the U.S.\ Anousheh Ansari, an Iranian-American engineer, accepted the award on behalf of Farhadi and read a brief statement from him.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May on Thursday criticized President Trump's order temporarily barring refugees and immigrants from seven predominately Muslim countries from entering the U.S. "We thought that was wrong, that was divisive," May said when asked about the order during a news conference, according to Reuters.
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"Residents are very willing to tell you about what's happening in their neighborhood," said Adrian Spencer, who at one point lived in a predominately black neighborhood in central Milwaukee across the street from a tavern that had become a magnet for fights, drag races and shootings.
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The forum of Outlaw Market, a site predominately selling drugs, has its "server status" page exposed, allowing anyone to see technical information about the site, as does The Real Deal, a marketplace focusing on the sale of computer exploits, and Charlie UK, a cocaine dealer's site.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads CHICAGO — In Pilsen, Chicago, the National Museum of Mexican Art's recent exhibition, Peeling Off the Grey, presents a small but biting counterpoint to the narrative of "gentrification as development," which, in a predominately Chicanx neighborhood like Pilsen, proves actively xenophobic.
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While primary voters are normally predominately committed partisans with a long history of voting, in the Pressley-Capuano contest more than half of the voters had no record of previous primary voting (24 percent) or were recorded as voting in only one previous primary (29 percent).
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Several dozen women, predominately business owners and executives, many accompanied by their children, gathered on the south steps of the state Capitol on Tuesday as 15 speakers attacked the legislation as the work of "extremist" politicians that will blunt the economy and foster discrimination and hate crimes.
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"Australia is going to have to get a lot more competitive to maintain its export volume ... we have lost market share predominately to Black Sea exporters and we are not priced to stop that flow," said a head of grain trading at one of Australia's largest exporters.
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Jeff Strohl, the director of research at the Georgetown University Center on Education and the Workforce, said the President is "talking about a world that no longer exists," where the economy was predominately made up of workers who could earn a sustaining wage without a college degree.
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TP ICAP's broking businesses are predominately transacted on a "name give-up" basis which does not expose TP ICAP to counterparty risk ("matched principal" and "execution only" transactions which give rise to counterparty and settlement risks accounted for a moderate 20% and 5% of brokerage revenue in 2015).
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The report, titled, "At Any Price, We Will Take the Mines," details how Afghan conflict minerals such as talc are mined by armed groups, including the Islamic State; delivered to Pakistan for exportation; and eventually find their way into consumer products sold in Western nations—predominately, the United States.
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According to a 288 study in the Journal of the American Medical Association, the current generation of heroin users is predominately white middle class men and women living in suburban and rural areas, while the heroin epidemic of the 1960s largely affected young minority men in urban communities.
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President Barack Obama, in one of his final presidential addresses to a predominately black audience of Capitol Hill lawmakers and guests, made a plea to his Democratic base: African-Americans must vote en masse in November's presidential contest to help his legacy or he will be personally insulted.
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I'd only ever made it as far as Devon before and even then my memories of that county predominately take the shape of things I half saw on childhood holidays spent lying on the backseats of cars, gripped by a youth-long abject fear of the possibility of rain.
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"I told Beyoncé that I was afraid that the predominately white audience at Coachella would be confused by all of the black culture and black college culture because it was something that they might not get," the grandmother of Blue Ivy, Rumi and Sir Carter shared on Instagram Monday.
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What that means is a relative five or so years ago we were predominately a P.C. centric company where over 210 percent of our revenues came from a CPU inside of the P.C. Last year, with our investments in this more data centric world we were more 27/210.
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Joi Ito: This may upset some of my students at MIT, but one of my concerns is that it's been a predominately male gang of kids, mostly white, who are building the core computer science around AI, and they're more comfortable talking to computers than to human beings.
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When Mayor Bill de Blasio introduced the next New York City police commissioner this month, he said he wanted someone who could make neighborhood policing a reality and help ease the distrust that persists between officers and residents in many predominately minority communities, like Far Rockaway in Queens.
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From TIME to the Fader, to Bloomberg Businessweek, National Geographic, the New York Times, the New Yorker, the Guardian, Vogue, Vanity Fair, Dazed and Confused, OUT, Wired, and Nylon (as well as this website), the photo editors of leading publications are predominately white and/or benefit from colorism.
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In a speech that focused his ire on the Roman Catholic Church — a powerful political foil in this predominately Catholic country — and what the president sees as its hypocrisy, Mr. Duterte recounted a confession he made to a priest about entering the bedroom of a maid and assaulting her.
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