Childhood ADHD was more prevalent among males, while adult ADHD was more prevalent among females, the study also found.
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The researchers found that sexist attitudes are most prevalent in the southeast and least prevalent on the West Coast.
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The natural assumption is that if Asians are more prevalent in the workforce, they will be more prevalent at the top.
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The dish is common enough in Greek restaurants all over the world, probably as prevalent as lamb gyros, probably more prevalent than beef or chicken ones.
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In 2015, the mission may have been to make video prevalent in the News Feed (mission accomplished!) This year, it appears to be to make live video prevalent in the News Feed.
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So what made Hollywood harassment so prevalent for so long?
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Emojis are most prevalent in sexual harassment and criminal cases.
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That aspect of deception is still prevalent in South Africa.
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The move highlighted just how prevalent the standard had become.
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But discourse around this mystifying capability is not prevalent otherwise.
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Of course, autonomous vehicles could become more prevalent by then.
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FGM is prevalent among both Muslims and Christians in Egypt.
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Actually, single beds weren't quite as prevalent as all that.
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The other greeting is less prevalent, at least until later.
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And they're only getting more prevalent -- and harder to beat.
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Farther away still, in Washington, war talk is more prevalent.
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Eights are especially prevalent; sometimes they look like infinity signs.
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Who are these new investors, and how prevalent is this?
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Those challenges are particularly prevalent for women in developing countries.
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"Religious persecution and intolerance remains far too prevalent," Tillerson said.
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How prevalent is singlism, and why is it so pernicious?
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The role the machine plays in construction is so prevalent.
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Hunger is a particularly prevalent issue on community college campuses.
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And authorities say the practice is becoming increasingly more prevalent.
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Passive investment is less prevalent in bonds than in equities.
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"It's far more prevalent on the right," he told me.
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Artificial intelligence technologies are becoming increasingly prevalent in modern life.
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Substance abuse is quite prevalent in the food service industry.
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Kidnapping and gun violence are prevalent in Brazil's big cities.
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Why these misconceptions are so prevalent is a fair question.
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In places where malaria was prevalent, the mutation offered protection.
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"We were surprised that grooming was so prevalent," Luster said.
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Capacious Tudors, a common style in southern Westchester, are prevalent.
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But the more prevalent grim outlook even affects some doctors.
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Another Health Affairs study focused on seven prevalent chronic conditions.
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The gender pay gap is still prevalent across American industries.
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Building highways seemed more prevalent than building new subway lines.
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Tuberculosis is especially prevalent in India, South Africa and China.
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Neutrinos are prevalent in the universe, but hard to spot.
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"Religious persecution and intolerance remains far too prevalent," he said.
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Knife crime is also a prevalent issue for the city.
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Social media is playing an increasingly prevalent role in divorces.
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Signs of conservative opposition became more prevalent Thursday morning. Rep.
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Just don't try to fit in to the prevalent movement.
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As reported by Motherboard, racial profiling is prevalent on Neighbors.
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Violence was also more prevalent among teens partial to fake weed.
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Pew found that the change was most prevalent among older Americans.
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This discrepancy, however, seems to be most prevalent in urban areas.
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Instead, obesity is prevalent and evenly spread among all social classes.
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Again, this study doesn't suggest that CTE among teenagers is prevalent.
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This variety of garlic tends to be prevalent at farmer's markets.
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Areas where piracy is prevalent also show higher rates of infection.
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This thinking seems to be particularly prevalent in the American market.
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That position was supposed to be prevalent throughout the Republican conference.
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Together, we will make love and tolerance prevalent throughout the world.
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The other issue is one that's pretty prevalent among these devices.
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Agitated depression is also prevalent among people with motivated personality types.
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Traditional Western medicine: This is the prevalent care model in America.
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Left and liberal-centric accounts were more prevalent before the election.
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Sustainability is becoming more and more prevalent on the red carpet.
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Or, more specifically, alopecia — a very real, very prevalent autoimmune disease.
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It's prevalent all over and I'm proud of all these women.
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The bad: Other types of negative content remain prevalent on Facebook.
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It's prevalent all over, and I'm proud of all these women.
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It's so prevalent that we might have passed trends all together.
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Why do cases of necrotizing fasciitis seem more prevalent this summer?
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It didn't take much to realize how prevalent this issue is.
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It's even more prevalent because services like Facebook are blocked here.
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I feel like that isn't as prevalent in hip-hop now.
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It looks at individual patterns prevalent in a person's messaging behaviour.
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Here are 10 of the most prevalent falsehoods on the app.
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Histamines, on the other hand, are more prevalent in red wines.
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Methane is the second most prevalent greenhouse gas after carbon dioxide.
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Trends also show how illiteracy is most prevalent in poorer regions.
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Gun violence is more prevalent now, but it was always there.
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They're prevalent in the community; they're high-intensity; they're highly addictive.
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Name-calling has become prevalent: people are called 'deplorables' and reprehensible.
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It used to be far more prevalent than it is now.
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They are often more prevalent on plantations than in neighbouring jungles.
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It's unclear how real and how prevalent Blue Whale really is.
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Company boycotts are becoming more prevalent in our highly-politicized culture.
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Scientific advancements in sexual health could have made STIs more prevalent
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The district might not be monolithic, but its inequalities are prevalent.
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Other approaches target the schools where the Juuling problem is prevalent.
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Millionaires (and billionaires) are generally frugalYes, frugality is prevalent among millionaires.
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But even here, a condescending attitude toward the Burmese is prevalent.
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Gyms are much more prevalent in cities than in rural areas.
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Amberjack, kampachi, and kingfish are very prevalent and are better choices.
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Asthma is fairly prevalent in some sports and in some countries.
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Back in the day, techniques weren't shared and secrecy was prevalent.
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Bookmobiles are not about to become as prevalent as food trucks.
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Data is more prevalent than ever, and it's easier to access.
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As McCarthyism waned, Buckley's argument became more prevalent on the right.
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Michael Cannell: Criminal profiling is amazingly prevalent in our culture today.
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Do you think that sexual assault is more prevalent in football?
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These cases could only become more prevalent as humans live longer.
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Different kinds are relatively prevalent and have no food safety risk.
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"Cervical cancer is more prevalent in the medically underserved," Schmeler says.
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Besides, logic and moral consistency aren't prevalent among Bible-thumping scolds.
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Yet anti-Asian racism in gay social life can be prevalent.
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These fears and stigmas are prevalent in the rich world, too.
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The sessions are becoming more prevalent in nursing homes and hospices.
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An appreciation for the arts has truly been prevalent this year.
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Yet parks are not the only places making reservations more prevalent.
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After grasping how prevalent the cameras were, they started counting them.
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In no disease is this clearer and more prevalent than diabetes.
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Inequality for the territories is also prevalent in Congress and bureaucracy.
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"And in this world, significant macro shocks will be more prevalent."
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The scariest thing is how prevalent this lack of motivation is.
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But its troubles were prevalent long before anyone saw the movie.
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It's no surprise that these types of toys are so prevalent.
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The dictionary updates reflect societal changes and prevalent issues as well.
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"In the first quarter, downside risks may be prevalent," it said.
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Crime and other complexities of urban life also became more prevalent.
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The small and sometimes aggressive alpacas are particularly prevalent in Puno.
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Alissa Wilkinson During that time, camera phones became more prevalent, right?
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If anything, it just becomes more and more sort of prevalent.
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The issue is more prevalent on the iPhone XS Max model.
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The phenomenon, while less common in the US, is still prevalent.
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Forced labor was most prevalent in the Asia and the Pacific region, (4 victims per 1,000 people), and forced marriage was most prevalent in Africa (8.73 per 1,000), followed by Asia and the Pacific (2 per 238,215).
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If that feeling is prevalent enough, it will manifest into an image.
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More than eight months later, cryptocurrency scams are still prevalent on Twitter.
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It's unclear how prevalent firearms will be as the convention gets underway.
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It was not immediately clear how prevalent abuse of the law was.
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Average works by well-known artists are also prevalent throughout the exhibition.
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And so in 2014-2015, these things started to really become prevalent.
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As OLED becomes more prevalent, LG Display's fortunes could turn, analysts say.
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The most prevalent type of harm was harassment, according to the data.
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But the analysis showed that, across the sport, nationalistic preference is prevalent.
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Slut shaming and rape culture mentality is so prevalent and it's unfortunate.
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Image: OONI's live map which shows where censorship reports are most prevalent.
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Alt-right, xenophobic, and Anti-Semitic content is particularly prevalent on Seen.Life.
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I was probably in the second grade, but it was still prevalent.
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And, why is it that screams are so prevalent in popular culture?
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Climate change is also altering weather patterns, making heat waves more prevalent.
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Rumors that CISOs have even hired post-breach fall guys are prevalent.
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Postpartum depression is still significantly less prevalent among men than among women.
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Infant mortality and low birth weight babies are prevalent across the region.
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Smart glasses and mixed-reality wearables were prevalent at this year's show.
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It depends on how much disease will be prevalent at that moment.
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Figuring this out will require better data on how prevalent microcephaly is.
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It's about a very real and prevalent violence against the LGBTQ community.
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The means to advertise products to people have never been more prevalent.
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Documented mental health problems were equally prevalent in both groups (about 2002%).
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Gardam also criticized antibacterial soap and toothpaste, particularly prevalent in North America.
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FOX NEWS: Why is pet obesity such a prevalent issue in America?
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So why has this easily-debunked rumor been so prevalent for years?
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UN Women says violence against women and girls is prevalent in Sudan.
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That silence is still too prevalent today, on Twitter and everywhere else.
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Do you think a condition that prevalent is deserving of more awareness?
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After all, the interest has been prevalent in pop culture for decades.
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But, per the report, they are especially prevalent in lower-income areas.
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"It's not as prevalent as it is in other workplaces," Duff said.
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Do you think women's issues and safety is prevalent at Electric Forest?
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Similar concerns over safety were prevalent with the introduction of the railroads.
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This week, another episode illustrated just how prevalent the problem might be.
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It's a breed of dog that is quite prevalent in the region.
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Elvekjaer begins our session by clearing up a prevalent misconception about overdoses.
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It is surprisingly prevalent even among Chinese economists who are pro-reform.
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"We can target zones where the virus is less prevalent," Kudlow said.
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In a world where gender inequality is still prevalent, she's changing lives.
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Gender-based violence, including sexual assault, is also prevalent in the country.
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Stories like these are prevalent, but only the most gruesome make headlines.
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In the United States, racial disparities in maternal health care are prevalent.
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While that is becoming increasingly more prevalent, [those platforms are] still limiting.
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"Cocaine became much more prevalent—never healthy for a scene," He said.
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Female celebrities and themes of women's empowerment were also prevalent this year.
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But in the 21st century, this tactic has become far less prevalent.
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But it's worth remembering that dehumanization is already disturbingly prevalent in America.
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Those opportunities tend to be more prevalent in schools with large endowments.
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While foreign investment remains prevalent in Italy's north, the south lags behind.
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It was so prevalent that ISIS started to take away razor blades.
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Some prevalent practices seem to stand in the way of meaningful change.
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But that's not the main reason the siege mentality is so prevalent.
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"So it's not like it's super prevalent," he said of the virus.
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On the leave side, ideas like control and national identity are prevalent.
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Peanut allergy appears to be equally prevalent among American adults and children.
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Fraudulent IRS calls were the most prevalent scam the previous five years.
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Are you aware of any other countries where this is also prevalent?
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"It seems to have been quite prevalent in the past," he said.
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Skirts, especially in mid-length styles, were prevalent across the fall runways.
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The change is prevalent in Europeans and Asians but rare in Africans.
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In her practice, Urrea examines symbols and totems prevalent in Latino communities.
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Current competitive pressures are more prevalent in the mobile and business segments.
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Is it more prevalent among liberals or conservatives, or is it equal?
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Overgrazing is all too prevalent, damaging the land and degrading wildlife habitats.
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In fact, we have no idea how prevalent detransition is in America.
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Aggressive documentation terms now prevalent could challenge recoveries in the next downturn.
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Rye grain was prevalent in the Mid-Atlantic, so distillers used that.
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The law specified a mandatory minimum sentence of five years in prison for possession of five grams of crack cocaine — a drug prevalent in African-American communities — or 500 grams of powder cocaine, more prevalent among white people.
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How prevalent was the use of other recreational drugs during this time period?
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It's the currently prevalent trend in smartphones and I like LG's simple approach.
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Where the gangs are prevalent, moving elsewhere is not an option, she said.
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The flooding is particularly prevalent around St. Louis and its border with Illinois.
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Taxi scams are prevalent around the world, and they are only getting trickier.
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Organized disinformation campaigns are as prevalent in Israel as anywhere in the world.
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You see, the Zika-carrying Aedes aegypti mosquito is prevalent in the area.
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In recent years, several prevalent ship dynamics have become embedded within fandom culture.
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This year, influenza A — specifically H3N2 — is especially prevalent, according to the CDC.
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Polycystic ovary syndrome is a prevalent health problem among women of childbearing age.
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Sonos reasons this by saying it went with the more prevalent, popular connector.
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In Egypt, for example, social pressures have made the hijab much more prevalent.
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But the politeness smile is not prevalent in the Americas, Africa and Europe.
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A slightly paranoid worldview is still very prevalent about banks that have trouble.
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Ineffective representation by defense attorneys is an equally serious problem, perhaps more prevalent.
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Another unofficial moniker, "China's Detroit," refers to the city's prevalent automobile manufacturing industry.
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And injuries were more prevalent among younger (under age 40), less-experienced runners.
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Ads critical of Trump were far more prevalent than those critical of Clinton.
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Those responsible for tackling match-fixing believe it is more prevalent than ever.
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The map above shows which types of viruses are prevalent in each area.
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She's also stealing Arie, a theme that becomes increasingly prevalent throughout the night.
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Or the cultural stigma of failure that's more prevalent in the Arab community.
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Everyone wanted to get the Diana look and that s still prevalent today.
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"It talks about a subject matter that is so prevalent today," he says.
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Attacks from nation state hackers are going to become more and more prevalent.
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This also isn't super unlikely, given how prevalent the diversity discussion has become.
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Facial recognition software is already prevalent in a lot of mainstream technology products.
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It's so prevalent that scientists have a name for it: The orgasm gap.
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How prevalent is the temptation to get involved with the money-making cartels?
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In this case, Trump exposed an unsaid but prevalent conservative hypocrisy about deficits.
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This year, influenza A — specifically H213N23 — is especially prevalent, according to the CDC.
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The same ideology that caused it… is still too prevalent in the world.
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Neglect was prevalent and in the most heinous cases, money provided the motive.
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This isn't usually prevalent until after the shock of the event wears off.
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It was least prevalent in New Hampshire, Vermont, Delaware, Hawaii and Rhode Island.
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Their research proves the following contention: Where meat is prevalent, so is obesity.
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"The word 'painting' is very prevalent today" within the drag community, he said.
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Last month, phishing topped the agency's "dirty dozen" list of most prevalent scams.
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Conspiracy theories -- and the people who spout them -- have never been more prevalent.
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He said he thinks we'll see smart guns prevalent in the next decade.
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"The smell of bleach was prevalent throughout the residence" according to the warrant.
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Perhaps even more prevalent are prescription drugs — particularly opioids like Oxycodone and Opana.
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Regulatory requirements tied to bright-line thresholds are particularly prevalent in banking regulation.
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Outdoor ticket machines had microbes that are prevalent in soil and the air.
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There are Muslim groceries for the most prevalent recent group of Burmese refugees.
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As the recent Russian doping scandal highlights, drug use remains all too prevalent.
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Christianity, prevalent in Henry's day, is professed by less than half the population.
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Errors tend to be more prevalent when you end up in the hospital.
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But the use of unapproved testing methods appears to have been long prevalent.
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Dark matter is thought to be five times more prevalent than ordinary matter.
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It is prevalent in nature and has been manufactured for thousands of years.
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The general sense of isolation was also more prevalent than the researchers expected.
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"I can only hope that this virus will not become prevalent," he said.
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The efforts are an improvement, but rampant harassment is still prevalent on Twitter.
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These negative experiences are prevalent, pervasive and problematic for women in the workplace.
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Binge drinking was equally prevalent among people of all socioeconomic classes, Degerud noted.
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Hearing loss is the third most prevalent chronic health condition facing older people.
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The #Doughnutgate and #Donutgate are also increasingly prevalent on Twitter, with varying results.
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How prevalent was that event when it comes to the Turning Blue EP?
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More from VICE: Interrelated sleep and sexual issues are also prevalent among mothers.
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Butts, breasts, and abs abound; genitals are generally prevalent; and nipples are numerous.
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Economists believed residual seasonality had been most prevalent in first-quarter GDP data.
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One example speaks to the corruption now more prevalent in the art world.
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Battle grounds Intimidation and violence against Uber drivers in Colombia is astoundingly prevalent.
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Are there any particular stylistic trends you can see becoming prevalent this year?
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I worry that the worst-case scenarios will become more prevalent, more real.
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Slavery is most prevalent in Africa, followed by Asian and the Pacific regions.
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But the question remains, why are people of color not prevalent within tennis?
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The trend is more prevalent in some parts of the country than others.
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However, this point of view has not always been prevalent among Christian leaders.
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Again, that's thought to be because other chronic diseases have become so prevalent.
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The female orgasm, on the other hand, is a relatively prevalent sample-source.
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It's supposed to be one of the most prevalent elements in the universe.
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Colors are prevalent but I definitely can taste music if that makes sense.
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That view is even more prevalent among Democrats and individuals with higher education.
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The use of social media is more prevalent than ever in Saudi Arabia.
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AnchorFree's tech is also prevalent in smartphones and the products of telecommunications companies.
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Piano stores and art galleries, once prevalent, have also seen their ranks thinned.
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This, in turn, will cause war to become more dangerous, deadly, and prevalent.
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And now, with populist sentiment so prevalent, it is more difficult than ever.
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The concern was even more prevalent among Democrats and those who lean left.
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I assume it's prevalent elsewhere but it's certainly true in New York City.
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This concept remains prevalent, despite people having a more relaxed attitude about marriage.
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Likewise, VSCO girl "transformations" are prevalent on platforms such as YouTube and TikTok.
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Deepfakes have become much more prevalent in recent months, especially on social media.
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There are, of course, some sights that are more prevalent in the South.
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These deaths are most prevalent among uneducated middle-aged whites in rural areas.
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A pattern of black and gold was prevalent, with splashes of dark teal.
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In the United States, where such attacks are most prevalent, 64 percent pay.
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Bullying via email, chat rooms, instant messaging, websites and texting was similarly prevalent.
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This will become more prevalent, and will allow iBuyers to increase their margins.
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It is a genuine challenge to describe how prevalent Johnson was, how dominant.
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As grocery stores evolve, the grocerant and retailerant concept will become more prevalent.
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However the use of human agents was even more prevalent (87% of countries).
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Initially viewed as a heterosexual phenomenon, it's increasingly prevalent among gay men, too.
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"Blurred Lines" was an awful reminder that rape culture is still incredibly prevalent.
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The revolutionary euphoria that was so prevalent right after the Maidan has vanished.
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Given the clandestine nature of sex trafficking crimes, misidentification of victims is prevalent.
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"As far as expressing it, I don't feel it's that prevalent," he says.
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Financial stress is very prevalent today, with 42% of working Americans experiencing it.
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Native advertising is so prevalent now that it's a given to younger generations.
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But it doesn't shy away from questioning the prevalent trend of organic living.
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Data show that the threat of large rent spikes is becoming more prevalent.
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Avalanches are most prevalent on slopes with angles of 30 to 83 degrees.
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What stereotypes does he believe are still prevalent in museums across the country?
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It's hard to say why misogyny is so prevalent in the comedy community.
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Spending on experiences is prevalent among both older luxury shoppers and millennials, Abtan said.
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"Rhetorical sloppiness fosters the misperception that fraud by voters is prevalent," the report stated.
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"Voting fraud is prevalent, though infrequently prosecuted," FAIR wrote in a November 2016 newsletter.
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The most prevalent 'ship to' destination, from the same vendor over many cryptomarkets. 7.
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Though acid attacks have been reported globally, they are extremely prevalent in South Asia.
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While not absent, larger companies and foreign banks and trading houses are less prevalent.
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But, apparently, not prevalent enough to ever reach the eyes or ears of Lamar.
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Some physicians take women's pain less seriously; this is especially prevalent among black women.
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Although such incidents are far less frequent in Europe, they are becoming more prevalent.
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It has historically been the cheapest and most prevalent electricity option in many countries.
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But we exist because agencies have not addressed this prevalent problem in our industry.
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Debate about central bank mandates has tended to be more prevalent in major markets.
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Gotta love the announce-release combo that's becoming more and more prevalent at E3.
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This can be especially prevalent at small liberal arts colleges and HBCUs, alums say.
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One factor is how well the vaccines match the virus that is actually prevalent.
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No one seems to know what causes it or how prevalent it actually is.
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Most of those cases, however, were contracted overseas, where the virus is more prevalent.
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Most recently, BuzzFeed published a report explaining how the problem is prevalent on YouTube.
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But as AI becomes more prevalent, concerns will grow that algorithms could reinforce discrimination.
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Ohio mandates universal testing for children in ZIP codes where old housing is prevalent.
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More and more women celebrities have spoken out against this all-too-prevalent practice.
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Despite the existence of Medicaid, uninsurance remains especially prevalent among those living in poverty.
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I grew up in a small town where that sort of thing wasn't prevalent.
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While my newest dog doesn't have the same issues, certain symptoms are definitely prevalent.
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Many parents are shocked to hear how casually teens discuss how prevalent it is.
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We've reached out for clarifications about one prevalent type of misleading Live videos: countdowns.
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Disparate pricing was more prevalent in three other states, where insurance is less regulated.
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To make it easy for citizens to drive EVs, electric charging stations are prevalent.
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The partisan divide: Democrats and independents viewed it as more prevalent than Republicans do.
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The theme is prevalent not just outside the convention site, but inside as well.
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It's an uphill battle going against the prevalent and historic casting problem in Hollywood.
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This stems from buyer caution due to prevalent political instability and aggressive taxation drive.
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But it is the second sense that is more prevalent in American political history.
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And this type of attack is a lot more prevalent than you might expect.
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Victim-blaming is also way more prevalent in the NHL than any other sport.
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Thom-style beliefs about the educational needs of a commercial society are increasingly prevalent.
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It was most prevalent in men 50 to 203 years old, the team said.
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Even now, sterilization and IUD coils are still far more prevalent methods than condoms.
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Technologically sophisticated businesses are in short supply and organised crime is all too prevalent.
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Even though dowry has been illegal in India since 1961, it is still prevalent.
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Targeting both simultaneously doesn't conform well to the complex power dynamics prevalent in Afghanistan.
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That makes it as prevalent as mental illness, and not all sufferers are obese.
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While less prevalent than other methods, Moraca said this tactic is on the rise.
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Lava lamps were prevalent in the 1960s and made a comeback in the 1990s.
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It's especially prevalent among tall, skinny men like Ammirata, though experts aren't sure why.
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Multiple bidding is still prevalent on starter homes in many markets across the country.
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False news stories posted on fly-by-night websites were prevalent in this election.
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I don't miss the obsession with work that seems so prevalent throughout the US.
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Twenty years ago, this DCOM predicted several smart-home technologies that are prevalent today.
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This increasingly prevalent trademark of PlayStation-exclusive games is used to great effect here.
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"Digital assistant is one tool that is increasingly prevalent in the industry," he said.
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But in some of these cultures, casual sex seems more prevalent then committed relationships.
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Go deeper: Facebook's trackers are very prevalent around the web — and they're not alone
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But the #MeToo movement has shown how prevalent sexual assault and sexual harassment are.
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Altruism does exist, the study says—it's just not very prevalent among younger people.
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Blowjobs are so prevalent in the media, whether it's in TV, films, or porn.
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Foreign direct investment is growing rapidly, but corruption and human rights abuses remain prevalent.
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Sporting superstitions Superstition is also highly prevalent within sport -- especially in highly competitive situations.
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Tobacco, however, is by far the most prevalent master plant outside of ayahuasca itself.
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While depression is prevalent, affecting 16.1 million Americans each year, treatment isn't always straightforward.
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The lotus flower, an iconic Buddhist motif prevalent throughout Asia, symbolizes enlightenment and rebirth.
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Plastic bags, she said, are so prevalent in Chinatown that they were almost iconic.
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But it reflected an increasingly prevalent dilemma for lawyers bringing cases against multinational corporations.
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Failures were more prevalent when the economy was booming because demand was higher then.
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Anti-gay laws and conservative cultural mores remain prevalent across most of the continent.
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The condition is said to be more prevalent in sub-Saharan Africa than elsewhere.
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Additionally, the binge drinking so prevalent at fraternities is the enemy of informed consent.
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So it is probably much more prevalent than we know about at this point.
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The results suggested that mind-pops may be more prevalent in individuals with schizophrenia.
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I think male bodily insecurity is not usually talked about but is extremely prevalent.
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Currently, rigged maps are most prevalent, and most tilted, in states under Republican control.
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Many of the plays also confront the white gaze prevalent in the theater world.
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He comes from that subculture within the black community that's very prevalent and familiar.
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Attempts to defraud Americans through automated calls have grown more prevalent and more sophisticated.
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Labor trafficking is particularly prevalent in the, fishing, agriculture, construction, and food processing industries.
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Economic violence and domestic sexual abuse are among the most prevalent types of aggression.
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Time's Up was formed two years ago amid Hollywood's reckoning with prevalent sexual harassment.
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And the Jets' upset chances were a surprisingly prevalent narrative before Monday night's game.
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The research, however, wasn't designed to examine which of those motivations was most prevalent.
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Coal production has fallen because natural gas is prevalent and cheap, driving down prices.
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The situation is most prevalent in China, India, Indonesia, and the Philippines, he added.
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Against these two less-prevalent flu strains, the vaccine earned higher marks of effectiveness.
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"Threats of violence have become more prevalent for women in public life," she said.
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Directors who have an interest in style are not prevalent in the American theatre.
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Social media stories could be more prevalent than ever in 343, particularly for advertisers.
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But many consumers still believe prevalent myths, according to TransUnion's annual credit literacy survey.
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The organization says that when organizations employ more women, sexual harassment is more prevalent.
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In 5 to 10 years after diagnosis, the non-cancer deaths became more prevalent.
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Smartphones existed in 2010, but they weren't nearly as prevalent as they are now.
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The virus is prevalent in Puerto Rico, which has seen just under 2,000 cases.
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This phenomenon is so prevalent, there's even a term for it: the Phish Wife.
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He fights hard against binaries and conventions, including those prevalent within his own industry.
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Some mental health problems are more prevalent among Americans with lower incomes, evidence shows.
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Sesame is the ninth most prevalent food allergy among adults in the United States.
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It's definitely prevalent, and it's something that the government needs to take action on.
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Both of these factors are far more prevalent in urban and former industrial areas.
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We know it can affect anybody, and is especially prevalent within the music industry.
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They found they were nine to 2450 times less prevalent than in conventional cigarette smoke.
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According to BBC, homosexuality isn't illegal in China but anti-LGBTQ attitudes are still prevalent.
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Money flipping is more prevalent on Instagram, but there are different scams on different networks.
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And that attitude I think was corrosive, as well, and I think far too prevalent.
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Despite the governor&aposs prior soundbites, corruption has only become more prevalent on his watch.
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The movie addresses the racism and segregation prevalent in the deep South at the time.
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Only in the last 50 years have black women become more prevalent in these competitions.
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VICE: How prevalent are incidences of corruption in drug law enforcement, like this recent example?
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"There are [other] places around here where prejudice is a lot more prevalent," he said.
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Hateful speech and violence against minorities, immigrants, Muslims, women and more has become more prevalent.
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This is happening at a time when ADAS is becoming more prevalent in new cars.
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It's known as "goats," and it's particularly prevalent in the Overwatch League at the moment.
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Perhaps Murphy is just blending two of horror's most prevalent themes for the ultimate scare.
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But this illegibility can also feel at odds with prevalent attitudes surrounding the queer community.
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Back then, the prevalent wisdom was that the mother's and child's circulatory systems were separate.
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As that dynamic has become more prevalent, more and more college conservatives have reacted strongly.
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But the rule does not address silica dust, which is prevalent in mechanized modern mining.
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"Anti-welfare, anti-government sentiment isn't as prevalent here as people think," Mayville told me.
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Radical left "social justice warriors" are just as prevalent as the extreme right winger people.
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But the kicker is, in some cases, these behaviours are just as prevalent in men.
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They are designed to avoid the taxpayer bailouts prevalent in the 2007-2009 financial crisis.
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According to the NFIB, job openings were mostly prevalent in construction, manufacturing and wholesale trade.
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ADHD was the most prevalent condition diagnosed, and stimulants were the most commonly prescribed drugs.
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The most prevalent in the foreign-policy establishment and the chancelleries of Europe is despair.
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Rockstar isn't the only offender, of course, as crunch is prevalent in blockbuster game development.
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Among the most important part of the survey audience, though, these tactics are more prevalent.
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"To hear how prevalent sexual harassment and assault is, is just so saddening," she continued.
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And it's not just ozone that will become more prevalent as the planet heats up.
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This may be particularly true in London and Amsterdam where high-THC weed is prevalent.
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Sexual violence is prevalent in Southeast Asia's most populous country, but gang rape is unusual.
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Eyelash extensions aren't new, but they are more prevalent and available than they've ever been.
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The incident is a stark reminder of how police brutality is widely prevalent in India.
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The reveals have become so prevalent that Twitter made a moment to mark the trend.
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For many, trust is still a worry as online fraud is particularly prevalent in Indonesia.
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According to How-To Geek, the problem is prevalent in Bing's video search as well.
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WILDCATS OFFENSE: Rodriguez practically invented the read option offense so prevalent in college football today.
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It's fair to say this behavior is more prevalent now than it was before 2016.
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As cloud computing grows and AI becomes more prevalent, demand for Nvidia's products will increase.
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Criticism isn't as prevalent anymore, and it doesn't affect what people listen to as much.
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Since 2000, the current syphilis epidemic was most prevalent among men having sex with men.
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Might it one day become so prevalent that enhancement becomes mandatory, like vaccines are today?
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Arsenic is present naturally in groundwater across the globe, but is especially prevalent in Bangladesh.
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That means information is going to be a lot more prevalent for more prominent artists.
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The question is how prevalent these other factors are, and to what extent they overlap.
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This thought process is consistently prevalent for whites, compared with other racial and ethic groups.
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They also are likely going to become especially important as voice assistants become more prevalent.
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For one thing, HIV is much more prevalent in Africa than it is anywhere else.
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We were asked by a musician who is prevalent in the rockabilly/folk Auckland scene.
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Society should start preparing people to be single because this situation will be very prevalent.
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The most prevalent nineteenth-century psychiatric diagnoses, hysteria and neurasthenia, are not even recognized today.
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Shaffer addresses earlier guidance from government agencies and debunks some prevalent myths related to survivability.
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Mental disorders tended to be more prevalent in white British children than among minority groups.
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In baseball, bone spurs are a prevalent consequence of the sheer force of repeated throwing.
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It's so prevalent, in fact, that it's the jumping off point of TVLand's comedy Younger.
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While those concerns are not so prevalent in China, local tastes are not easily changed.
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Conflicts are particularly prevalent in areas where farming is a primary source of economic development.
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The prevalent notion of each Beatle recording solo in his own studio is patently false.
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At the time, cancer was more prevalent in Germany than in almost any other nation.
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It appears that Big Tech is taking divergent approaches to address this increasingly prevalent trend.
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These excess emissions are causing major air pollution problems in cities where diesels are prevalent.
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Another study found that introverted characteristics are prevalent in effective leaders known as "servant leaders".
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In the early 20163s, young adult dystopias were so prevalent as to be a cliché.
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Here's the thing about Trump-adjacent costumes: they are not funny, but they are prevalent.
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These problems are more prevalent among studies in the social sciences than the natural sciences.
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In the veteran's population, diabetes is three times more prevalent than in the general population.
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A number of militant groups, including those tied to al Qaeda, are prevalent in Idlib.
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One can argue about whether these "profiling" generalizations are empirically sound, but they are prevalent.
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But those efforts might not be frequent or prevalent enough to truly protect a company.
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"We must uphold the prevalent and time-honored norms, both legal and moral," she said.
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Mistakes get magnified up here with power being so prevalent at the major league level.
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The change in inDinero's investor sentiment reflects the uncertainty prevalent in the U.S. IPO market.
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Just one day into the experiment, my first realization was how prevalent discrimination really is.
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In 2146, DNA testing technology had become more prevalent and respected for its accurate results.
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The symbolism of the thunderbird and the snake are prevalent in Anishinaabe culture, LaPensée said.
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Outbreaks were particularly prevalent in schools and factories in Malaysia and Singapore throughout the 1970s.
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The game's 1960s setting highlights archaic, outmoded beliefs still prevalent in the modern gaming industry.
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We were just talking about money issues that are particularly prevalent for young black entrepreneurs.
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The reason they're so prevalent this year is in part due to President Jair Bolsonaro.
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Chastain said narratives about plus-size athletes are becoming more prevalent, but also sometimes problematic.
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Diabetes is something that's prevalent in the genetic makeup, and you just can't help it.
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Fans twirled noisemakers, but those, plus drums and megaphones, were more prevalent in Nuevo Laredo.
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Yet this myth of the dangers of medication-assisted treatment remains prevalent — to deadly results.
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Moreover, most Western systems were not designed to confront the kind of poverty prevalent today.
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And I think this reflects environmental factors that are quite prevalent across the United States.
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Because homemade guns cannot be tracked, it's hard to know just how prevalent they are.
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Calling it the latter will feed narrative that voter fraud is prevalent, when it's not.
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Often this narrative is particularly prevalent among evangelicals who have been accused of sexual misconduct.
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Other respiratory viruses, like influenza, are also prevalent during this time of year, she added.
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Such self-presentation was a defensive reaction to the dehumanizing stereotypes prevalent throughout the culture.
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Though dance has become prevalent in museums, it still often feels tacked on and unintegrated.
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Post-traumatic stress disorder is prevalent among patients, said Karla Siu, the clinical program director.
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It's more prevalent than you'd think, and could someday impact you or someone you know.
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Sex segregation is much more prevalent in working-class jobs than in white-collar ones.
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Why it matters: Such interventions have become more prevalent around the world, including in democracies.
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The lack of religious faith so prevalent in our age is an anomaly in history.
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That's when you get stellar dendrites, the large, star-shaped crystals prevalent in holiday movies.
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For example, Google Analytics and DoubleClick trackers are extremely prevalent in channels on both devices.
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"This should be a nonpartisan issue; homelessness is prevalent all over this country," Waters said.
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It's a reminder that misunderstanding and bigotry against trans people is still prevalent, she said.
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For one thing, the conditions the python might help to treat have become more prevalent.
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He says there are a few reasons why sea snails are so prevalent in Vietnam.
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The United States currently faces medium-to-high water stress as droughts becoming more prevalent.
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Open-end funds are prevalent in 401K retirement plans and 529 plans for college savings.
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It's equally prevalent outside the United States, and has claimed the lives of millions worldwide.
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It found just one positive case, despite reports that Zika is prevalent in the country.
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Inemuri is most prevalent among more senior employees in white-collar professions, Dr. Steger said.
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Doctors prescribe opioids for chronic pain, an ailment that is especially prevalent among military veterans.
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The handmaid's uniform — red robes and white bonnets — has become prevalent at women's rights protests.
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Among Finns, for instance, congenital nephrotic syndrome, a relatively rare kidney disease, is uniquely prevalent.
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"It's still very prevalent out there, some of the stuff that we did," Ware says.
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My identify as a gay, latino immigrant raised in Florida has never been more prevalent.
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The topic of the soul becomes much more prevalent in part two of the musical.
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The prevalent methods to clean up oil spills rely on synthetic materials and dangerous chemicals.
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The No. 1 thing that was prevalent in men who were consistently unhappy was alcohol.
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I think that, over time, as the technology becomes more prevalent, the costs will drop accordingly.
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While the iPhone appears to be ubiquitous in the U.S., other brands are more prevalent internationally.
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Bouquets were not as prevalent in the streets as they are on a typical Valentine's Day.
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Since queefing is a healthy bodily function, little academic research exists on how prevalent it is.
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Their investigation found that cases are 10 times more prevalent than federal regulators had previously reported.
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Low economic growth and low inflation have also been prevalent during the presidency of Barack Obama.
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They are far more prevalent and, to the average citizen, more dangerous than any serial killer.
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Black is the most prevalent, though, and wearing anything else, especially bright colors, is borderline taboo.
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Last flu season, the H3N2 subtype of influenza A was particularly prevalent, according to the CDC.
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So it minimizes the kind of bullying dynamic that could be so prevalent on these apps.
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Genetic-testing companies will likely only become more prevalent and popular over the next few years.
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Overall, per head of population, firearm deaths are decreasing, largely because suicide is becoming less prevalent.
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Yet new research finds that sexual assault on college campuses continues to be prevalent and underreported.
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When traveling to countries where Chikungunya is prevalent, you should protect yourself by preventing mosquito bites.
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The more prevalent new parents in their 40s are, the more public opinion begins to shift.
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Examples of lies, abuse and corruption are as prevalent today as they were eight years ago.
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Whiskey auctions are likewise becoming more prevalent, as spirits are once again being gifted more frequently.
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The return of string ties and barely-there garments are prevalent in this summer's swimwear selection.
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Card skimmers may be going out of style pretty soon, as chip readers become increasingly prevalent.
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Truck driving is one of the most prevalent jobs in America, with about 3.5 million drivers.
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Q: Are you consciously working towards breaking into the cliques which are so prevalent in Bollywood?
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But child marriage is a global issue, prevalent (though perhaps less expected) in Western countries, too.
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Many are extraordinarily wealthy and use the prevalent, institutional pressure to succeed to justify reckless behavior.
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So how did this notion of a pain matrix became so prevalent in the first place?
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It seems incredible that hunts such as these, prevalent in Roosevelt's day, continue in the present.
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For better or worse, drones are about to become a lot more prevalent in US airspace.
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Old Will's 16th century observations still remain prevalent to this day, especially on the dance floor.
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Recruiting participants remains a difficult task, but as computational psychiatry becomes more prevalent that could change.
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No one knows how prevalent CTE is Scientists can't say with certainty who will get CTE.
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Teva also released positive results for the drug treating less-prevalent chronic migraines a week ago.
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The prevalent theme of the DNC on Wednesday was winning over white, college-educated Republican voters.
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As baby boomers age and neurodegenerative diseases become more prevalent, the U.S. faces a caregiving crisis.
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The most prevalent disease, with 1.6 million cases, was chlamydia, followed by gonorrhea, with 470,000 cases.
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Despite a reduction in new cases in some areas, Zika is still prevalent around the globe.
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"It's not just a thing with women; it's very prevalent in the gay community," Valentina says.
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It's just as prevalent as a human baby, but at least half the stress and cost.
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He said Trump conducting "nuclear diplomacy by Twitter" could make an already prevalent situation much worse.
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"With a world that's more digital, these attacks become more sophisticated and more prevalent," he added.
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Increasingly, lithium is becoming to batteries what silicon is to semiconductors—prevalent, even among worthy alternatives.
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"Infections are prevalent during pregnancy," according to researcher Anick Bérard, Faculty of Pharmacy, University of Montréal.
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But there's a different kind of AI that's becoming prevalent in nearly all of the sciences.
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Light therapy, or phototherapy, was prevalent long before seasonal affective disorder was considered an actual affliction.
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"Superstition is so prevalent that the first step is to find a faith healer," she said.
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The symbolism of the bird, and its associated connotations of freedom, flying away, is very prevalent.
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"Staph" skin infectionscan become serious and even life-threatening, as antibiotic-resistant strains become more prevalent.
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Educational robotics have already emerged as one of the most prevalent trends at this year's CES.
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Mya's story is a heartbreaking example of the terrible living conditions still prevalent years after Katrina.
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But what has changed in the world to make these models apparently so much more prevalent?
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The exposure that we had to Asian-American or Asian-appearing artists was not very prevalent.
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Politically, culturally and socioeconomically, the competing narratives prevalent within our nation appear to hopelessly divide us.
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Most injuries come from countries where open fire cooking and unsafe kerosene cook-stoves are prevalent.
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At 40A, the "*Riot dispersal weapon" has been all too prevalent in recent news — TEAR GAS.
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This trend is particularly prevalent in Britain, which is home to 2,200 microbreweries all by itself.
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The game may or may not be fake, but the story is extremely real, and prevalent.
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Sickle cell disease is a prevalent genetic disease in Africa, according to the World Health Organization.
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Smartphone makers are increasingly looking to create their own chips as AI capabilities become more prevalent.
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Two of the most prevalent and concerning chemicals found, Stoiber said, were arsenic and hexavalent chromium.
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Although the origins are widely contested, hummus is one of the most prevalent foods in Israel.
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It's unclear how prevalent the use of high-resolution photos to locate potential victims might be.
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Dark matter is thought to be five times more prevalent than ordinary matter and is invisible.
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The chasm is most prevalent in wealthy coastal states and areas with "widespread poverty," she wrote.
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The fight is heating up as the lawyers' ads become more prevalent on television and online.
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Despite federal court decisions prohibiting the criminalization of such activities, these local laws are increasingly prevalent.
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Carnage said mental issues are prevalent among artists, especially among DJs who often face grueling schedules.
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They are certainly right that these laws help fill federal prisons (while drug dealing remains prevalent).
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I believe the James Comey leaks will be far more prevalent than anyone ever thought possible.
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There is no form of design that is less noticed or more prevalent: Type touches everyone.
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Motherboard reported in February that racial profiling is prevalent on Neighbors, Ring's free "neighborhood watch" app.
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Actually, he was an early example of a type that's prevalent today, the proud internet Nazi.
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Yet negative stereotypes of the system that's supposed to help mentally unstable people are still prevalent.
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It's a transgressive involvement that remains prevalent in the production of radical art to this day.
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He was sometimes uncomfortably honest, a form of vulnerability prevalent on all his social media platforms.
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The most prevalent type—called testosterone boosters—are (you guessed it!) supposed to raise testosterone levels.
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This absence of meaning is crucial to understanding why it has proven so prevalent this year.
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He asked them why they had these things, when they got them, how prevalent they were.
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Moreover, the virus is already prevalent across the United States, and its magnitude will only grow.
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More than 20 years down the line, drugs are more prevalent and diverse than ever before.
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It's a far cry for the hooliganism prevalent in British and European soccer in the 1980s.
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EMU is so prevalent in crossword puzzles that its clues include a wide range of facts.
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The racism, homophobia and misogyny prevalent in many online game precincts can amount to emotional abuse.
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More important, grade inflation is most prevalent at predominately white middle and upper-middle-class schools.
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Currently, rigged maps tend to be most prevalent, and most tilted, in states under Republican control.
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That night, my daughter inquired about Harry: Why was Santa so prevalent yet Harry so scarce?
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He added that Facebook had grown in some emerging markets where fake accounts are more prevalent.
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Addiction experts disagree with this view, but it's prevalent in the US — sometimes with deadly results.
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Designer clothing is prevalent, but also H&M, fake fur and hoodies, everyone looking glamorously casual.
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Racism's most prevalent form is subtle and stealthy, and it is no less insidious for it.
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If you walk through wooded or grassy areas where it's prevalent, you should use insect repellent.
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Informal employment is prevalent for both men and women across Asia, according to the United Nations.
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Informal employment is prevalent for both men and women across Asia, according to the United Nations.
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Fatigue, which frequently accompanies other symptoms, is uncommonly reported in the absence of more prevalent symptoms.
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What worries me is the extent to which it is equally prevalent on the political left.
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Computers became more and more prevalent, reducing the need for secretaries, bank tellers, and retail workers.
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The large difference could reflect the fact that cardiac problems are more prevalent among older people.
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Given the suitability of horsehair for shaving brushes, you almost wonder why it isn't more prevalent.
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In Hirst's experience, four-leaf clovers are more prevalent in the spring before the first mowing.
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Research shows that negative attitudes toward people who are overweight are surprisingly prevalent among health professionals.
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"These events are going to be more prevalent in future across the West," Lewis McDonald said.
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I'm not saying textbooks are completely unbiased, because as this article shows, there is bias prevalent.
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Annacone said he thought statistics were less prevalent in tennis because there are fewer moving parts.
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They're also free from the cancer-causing perfluorocarbons that are still so prevalent in rain gear.
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And while drug violence is prevalent in Mexico, the country has been politically stable for decades.
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However, these incidences are so prevalent that it seems like it has become the new normal.
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Whitewashing is prevalent in all other kinds of media, too, but it's more ambiguous in games.
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A 2017 report found bullying was much more prevalent on Instagram than on Facebook or Snapchat.
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And because Libor is so prevalent in everyday financial life, the scandal has also touched consumers.
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This culture is said to be prevalent in the United States, Canada, Australia and Northern Europe.
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During their reign they funded the development of arts and crafts that are still prevalent today.
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Nineteen of the 20 countries where child marriage is most prevalent are in Africa (see map).
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The rumble of violence renders sharply poignant the show's more prevalent invocations of piety and peace.
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The team also found that homophobic teasing was prevalent among the boys, regardless of gender beliefs.
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One major way to work toward that shift starts where stuttering is most prevalent: in conversations.
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Flush toilets (which became prevalent in the 19th century) haven't had an overhaul in a while.
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"I didn't realize how prevalent it was until the MeToo movement started," the Louisiana senator said.
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And the ability to read and write — literacy is really not prevalent until the 20th century.
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Meringues, macaroons and chocolate are so prevalent on Passover because of the simplicity of their ingredients.
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Thorpe: Nowadays, harassment, death threats, sincere racism, things like that are prevalent everywhere on the internet.
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But they're especially prevalent in this episode, Kevin's status as an infinitely resurrectable pseudo-messiah notwithstanding.
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Other monster movies were not so prevalent in the culture that we breathe since we are kids.
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Those in the security industry say such attacks are becoming more prevalent, but are rarely made public.
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The prevalent image of the absent and deadbeat dad needs to be changed once and for all.
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Thanks to an inquiry from Britain's Parliament, we have a sense of how prevalent these methods are.
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More to the point, his worldview couldn't be further from the triumphalism so prevalent in Silicon Valley.
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And the ADL was founded at that time when anti-Semitism is prevalent along with racism etc.
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This makes for a beguiling project, one that demonstrates problems prevalent within the health and food industries.
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Vibrating with color and texture, his adorned, topsy-turvy tableaus challenge heteronormative presumptions still prevalent throughout Africa.
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Food allergies among children in the United States have become much more prevalent in the 21st century.
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One of those variants, for a gene named NFKB1, is more prevalent in people with African ancestry.
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White people's collective unconcern for their fellow black and brown citizens is more prevalent and more damaging.
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There are many opportunities prevalent in space, but for each opportunity there also exists a major challenge.
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Among likely voters, 4.43 percent have already cast ballots in the state, where early voting is prevalent.
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The abuse is particularly prevalent among teenagers who bully each other in ways both blatant and subtle.
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Latin Americans, Europeans and Canadians, who historically favor warmer climates, were most prevalent in Florida and Arizona.
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"There's a lot of attention on CTE without solid research showing how prevalent it is," he says.
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Attitudes of racial resentment are more prevalent on the right, though they also certainly exist among Democrats.
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The World Bank's method ignores higher education (which is even more prevalent in Finland than in Singapore).
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At a time when Islamophobia and misconceptions about the religion are prevalent, it is a vital corrective.
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The NEC describes these fees as "de facto mandatory"; essentially unavoidable because they are now so prevalent.
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And while calls for civility remain prevalent, it's no longer considered inarguably correct that civility always wins.
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At the late stage, data showed a clear retreat from the large, unicorn rounds prevalent in 23.
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If you watched the video above, you'll see the violence that's so prevalent across the BioShock games.
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This dynamic is especially prevalent in startup culture, an area I'm familiar with both professionally and personally.
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With the themes of this record being so prevalent, where would you most enjoy hearing this album?
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But data may suggest that jokes about grill guys are more prevalent than the grill guys themselves.
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But once that increased connectivity became prevalent, a kind of shared consciousness flushed them into the open.
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But Hex takes things one step further by blending concepts prevalent in games like World of Warcraft.
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His trademark "Whooooo!" has transcended wrestling and is now prevalent throughout pro sports and modern day society.
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That sort of attitude led to a lot of tension in marriages — and it's still prevalent today.
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The Northeast uses more heating oil than other regions, while propane is more prevalent in the Midwest.
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The incidents are spread throughout the country, though more prevalent in heavily populated areas on each coast.
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But Algiers, existing in opposition to whatever prevalent currents you got, are underdogs by disposition and design.
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It's eaten across Latin America, but is most prevalent on the Spanish-speaking islands of the Caribbean.
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C notes that "monsoon"-like rains seem to have been more prevalent than not in recent springs.
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Meanwhile, federal investigators say that the practice of defrauding businesses via email is an increasingly prevalent scam.
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Here's how: Phishing schemes to collect your data are one of the most prevalent tactics, O'Leary said.
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I couldn't help but wonder why more people weren't talking about a condition that is so prevalent.
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"It is prevalent across the state, and it is jeopardizing the legal market," Ajax told the Bee.
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Police action is so prevalent, he says, that the residents of São Paulo have become increasingly desensitized.
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A quarter of women have been cut in Nigeria, where it is particularly prevalent in the south.
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The shift towards unilateralism is most prevalent in places that have been the biggest drivers of globalization.
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Obviously there's the whole theme of racism that's so prevalent, which was quite tricky to get into.
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Lung cancer has become particularly prevalent in large part thanks to one of the country's staples -- tobacco.
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More important, nine of the 15 most prevalent criteria in reviews were not included in the survey.
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Sexual harassment was both present and prevalent in job after job that Adriana took as contract worker.
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As other actors seek to follow the Kremlin's playbook, deepfake technology is growing more sophisticated and prevalent.
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What can every single person do to change the culture of everyday gun murders prevalent in America?
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Suicides are so prevalent in federal jails that guards have gruesome measures in place to prevent them.
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Arsenic, for instance, is more prevalent in water systems in the western US, particularly Arizona and California.
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It wasn't until the mid-20th century that mentions of the term "fanny pack" became more prevalent.
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"Water discoloration problems tend to be more prevalent in the domestic hot-water supply," Mr. Varsalona said.
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That makes borrowing through payday loans more prevalent, even for some high-income households, according to Baugh.
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Critics, however, have said that counterfeits remain prevalent and argue the company has not done nearly enough.
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You won't get support for VR, which is starting to become more prevalent in new Android devices.
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As food waste becomes an increasingly prevalent issue, dairy waste is one that has been largely overlooked.
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"Whatever disease was most prevalent in Kingston, be sure my poor doll soon contracted it," she says.
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As far as I know, meth has had no such corporate sponsorship, and is far less prevalent.
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Just because something is prevalent in people, does not necessarily make it a good predictor of behavior.
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As stambeli was influenced by North African customs, it came to encompass the saints prevalent in Islam.
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Typhoid, an illness born of contaminated food and water, was a prevalent calamity of the nineteenth century.
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Pumpkin spice is so prevalent that consumers are never shocked to see a new pumpkin spice product.
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So-called SS7 attacks against banks are, although still relatively rare, much more prevalent than previously reported.
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With the mob much less prevalent these days, you won't see so many high-profile cases anymore.
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Cocaine use was prevalent everywhere—but the most devastating effects were felt in the nation's urban core.
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Family violence was extremely common and alcoholism was prevalent and women became victimized in many, many circumstances.
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Last week's cover story explores one of the most prevalent mental-health disorders affecting today's teenagers: anxiety.
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Brass is also prevalent, including for the sinks in powder rooms and inlays in white-oak floors.
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Burgers and popcorn were as prevalent as carne asada tacos and apple slices covered in tamarind sauce.
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This is the modern style of Australian shiraz, not the high-octane brand prevalent in the 1990s.
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Across the world, light pollution is most prevalent in countries like Singapore, Canada, Italy, and South Korea.
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But they voiced whether the reports were accurate — was the behavior really that prevalent, or that corrosive.
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Blue was most prevalent, followed by red, silver, purple, green, yellow and other colors, the study says.
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It's more prevalent now because I think the people are being pandered to by a political party.
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It is impossible to say how prevalent these contaminated supplements are in Hong Kong, Dr. Mak said.
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The sad truth is that hunger, poverty and poor nutrition are a prevalent problem around the world.
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It was then that the abuse was probably most prevalent and so many lives were irreparably altered.
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Kindness prevails, and it is much more prevalent than it would seem, seeing the news these days.
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Dirt and dust were often prevalent; he also said he saw an uptick of mice and roaches.
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Irritable bowel syndrome and migraines are similarly prevalent, each affecting around 10 percent of the American population.
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But I've found this increasingly difficult in group discussions — especially in the virtual meetings so prevalent today.
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Also, it's unclear how prevalent C.T.E. is in people who never played football or other contact sports.
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On the one hand, prostate cancer is very prevalent, and most men do not die from it.
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In addition, the emergence of substance abuse and mental illness are risk factors prevalent to young adulthood.
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Three other disappearances since late 20153 also involve victims who challenged the prevalent Malaysian view of Islam.
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So far, the style has been most prevalent on mid-length strands that hit around the shoulder.
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And since vaping is now so prevalent, teens can find it socially isolating to try to quit.
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But of course, surveillance is highly prevalent in the city-state, which boasts about 5.5 million people.
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The word, to wide surprise, became as prevalent as "kawaii" ("cute") as the ultimate term of praise.
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"This data-driven, precedent-based approach is much more prevalent in Europe than the US," he said.
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"It often appears in your 30s, and is more prevalent in those with fair skin," she explains.
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Wind and solar energy prices will continue to decline, making renewable energy more affordable — and more prevalent.
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She doesn't want the baby, but an abortion would be a career meltdown given prevalent Catholic pressures.
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The truck attack in Lower Manhattan on Halloween was also reminiscent of a tactic more prevalent overseas.
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And this problem isn't isolated to the top of the agency; it is prevalent throughout the ranks.
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We often make connections to current events and how conflicts of the past are still prevalent today.
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Ideas she wrote about are now being put into practice as artificial intelligence research becomes more prevalent.
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Hunger and fighting were prevalent and forced conscription into militia forces was a constant threat, he said.
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It, however, found that problem especially prevalent in Canada, where those numbers have been climbing since 1989.
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Yet women and girls continue to face the brunt of a systemic racism prevalent throughout the country.
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Red-cooking—known as hongshao (红烧) in Chinese—is a style prevalent throughout all of China.
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"Black lives matter moments have been prevalent in our history," historian Yohuru Williams observes in An Outrage.
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But the types of jobs most likely to be eliminated entirely are more prevalent in developing nations.
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However prevalent such attitudes may be in Arlington, rural Americans have amplified them, turning them into something defining.
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Still, as the technology becomes more prevalent, it's worth asking what the risks might be in the future.
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O.J. lays bare the trial's deep-seeded racial tensions — tensions that are still prevalent in the U.S. today.
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I don't think it will become as prevalent as mobile computing that is with you anywhere any time.
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It did the job at the time, especially in Britain where that sound was prevalent in the charts.
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The "bathroom bill" movement was perhaps first weaponized by North Carolina, but it remains prevalent across the country.
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Jobs are dwindling, particularly those in the industries that used to be so prevalent in the Rust Belt.
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In another, he assigns each glyph a color, creating glowing heatmaps that show which marks are most prevalent.
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For one, risk factors for cancer, such as smoking and obesity, might be more prevalent in certain places.
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"I believe the James Comey leaks will be far more prevalent than anyone ever thought possible," Trump tweeted.
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They're also more prevalent in international markets, as U.S. customers have come to expect perks like free shipping.
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Although the United States has mostly avoided Huawei's networking technology, it remains prevalent in rural areas of America.
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And that's a little bit of a surprise to some of us, that it's this big, this prevalent.
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Several studies found that harassment is more prevalent where men outnumber women and where supervisors are mostly male.
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In fact, it there was an even more prevalent view several months ago, when markets feared a recession.
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Unlike migraines, which tend to be more prevalent in women, the condition is slightly more common in men.
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The axe has fallen hard on the administrative jobs that are prevalent in unglamorous parts of the country.
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"Even to this day, while it's very prevalent, we don't know exactly why people get it," said High.
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"Opioid use was prevalent among nonsurgical claims with more than seven days of lost time," the study said.
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It is perhaps most prevalent in Japan, where people attend the office even when they are in discomfort.
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Consumers are welcoming the virtual concierges, especially in Asian countries where the use of messaging apps is prevalent.
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As the first presidential debate kicks off Monday night, uncertainty is more prevalent than ever on Main Street.
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The virus is also prevalent in Brazil, the Central African Republic, Gabon, Iran, Jamaica, Nigeria, Romania, and Japan.
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This is why in sub-Saharan Africa, for example, condoms, pills, and injectables remain the most prevalent contraceptives.
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For instance, shared fleet models may become prevalent, rendering the concept of private car ownership obsolete for many.
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Previous studies by the team found that a gut bacterium called Christensenella was more prevalent in leaner people.
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The idea that the government should provide broad grants for higher education also used to be more prevalent.
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Although website graders are the most prevalent form of the implementation of graders, there are many more possibilities.
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It is instead vulnerable to the most prevalent form of democratic backsliding — a slow descent toward partial autocracy.
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Use is more prevalent among gay men and men who have sex with men (MSM) in party scenes.
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While, like its predecessor, it's designed to be voice-first device touch-based interactions are more prevalent here.
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Where is the mention of the Harvard-or-bust mentality that is prevalent in many high-achievement communities?
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The program doesn't shy away from the harsh realities of homophobia, prevalent throughout the late fashion icon's life.
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This will have a bigger impact in the Netherlands, for example, where high mortgage LTVs are more prevalent.
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Though around 50 percent of Brazilians identify as "black" or "mixed race," racism remains prevalent throughout the country.
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A seminal study from 2000 found these attitudes were already fairly prevalent in kids as young as 3.
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The flat-out derisive language and more subtle "messaging" were so prevalent that we began to accept it.
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That's why entrepreneurs and marketers rely on Google AdWords to keep their clickable ads prevalent in search results.
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It's a trope older than the Bible, and still prevalent in the femme fatale types of modern entertainment.
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Instead, flavor bans are aimed at people who smoke flavored cigarettes, of which menthol is the most prevalent.
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Most prevalent in the Appalachians, the Carolinas and Georgia, this fever was discovered in Montana, hence the name.
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"The thing with the narratives is they've always been there, whether or not they're super prevalent," Milicevic says.
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Asked about the claims of beatings, Jazlan said he needs more evidence to establish if it was prevalent.
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Most of these cases do relate to gangs, and gangs are far more prevalent in the inner cities.
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Many of these other diseases, though less prevalent than Lyme, can have even more debilitating consequences, including death.
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"Unlike most other countries, kidnapping for ransom is not as prevalent in the United States," Giacalone tells Broadly.
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Mexican black tar heroin is more prevalent in the west, and powdered heroin is common in the east.
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In countries at every income level, disease caused by pollution is most prevalent among minorities and the marginalized.
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Hunger is about twice as prevalent in countries with long-running conflicts than in peaceful nations, it said.
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Such concerns have been particularly prevalent in the technology sector, which lobbied U.S. President Barack Obama last year.
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"It's like the question of will people be permitted to drive once autonomous vehicles become prevalent," Butler said.
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Globally, workers say discrimination because of a mental illness is more prevalent than other forms of workplace bias.
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All of these deepfakes targeted women, a horrifying and prevalent new form of online harassment and revenge porn.
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"Lyft must rely on the automotive industry to make fuel-efficient vehicles prevalent and affordable," the company wrote.
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The attacking mind-set and physical approach prevalent at Randwick has remained with Jones and Cheika ever since.
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But there's a whole second category of leaks — that get less attention but are surely far more prevalent.
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If you think food allergies are getting more and more prevalent in the United States, you're probably right.
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Qualities that may contradict the claim — some prevalent in men, others in women — are absent from their lists.
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It affects 7.5 million Americans and is the most prevalent autoimmune disease in the United States, AbbVie said.
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So I'm not sure that concept itself is more prevalent, but the mechanisms are just more freely accessible.
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After all, in most medical settings, pointing and clicking is already more prevalent than writing with a pen.
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The result was largely a sea of white shelves highlighting the still-prevalent gender disparity in fiction publishing.
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"People find it surprising how prevalent this problem is in high-crime areas," CEO Sean Huver told TechCrunch.
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But for an industry like tech, which is still very much a boy's club, they seem especially prevalent.
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Marriages with rich, often elderly, Arab men, have been prevalent for decades in the technology hub of Hyderabad.
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Bots are so prevalent in the digital media ecosystem that even the most sophisticated publishers can't avoid them.
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The scattershot run on them sure does make the fetish seem more prevalent than it really is, though.
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If nothing else, this study should put to rest a prevalent, although peculiar, notion that Allen is lazy.
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We know that high blood pressure is both terribly prevalent and a significant risk factor for cardiovascular disease.
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Its complex structure is part of what plastics so difficult to break down -- and so prevalent in landfills.
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After all, fictional stories of alien invasions are equally prevalent, but those haven't stopped our exploration of space.
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America is a dangerous place, where police resort to force too quickly and guns are far too prevalent.
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This kind of speculation and theory-trading has been especially prevalent and frustrating with regard to HBO's Westworld.
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The conversation was brief, but made clear that while the gender gap is shrinking, other disparities are prevalent.
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Perhaps most ironically, they are particularly prevalent in urban areas, presumably far away from the nearest dairy cow.
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It has continued a downward spiral of hate, one that's prevalent in all corners of the United States.
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Similar to the prevalent custom of xenia in Ancient Greece, Uganda has made hosting refugees a national policy.
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Robinson said such hopping among different cryptocurrencies was becoming more prevalent among cybercriminals trying to cover their tracks.
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Each installation paints a particular story, illustrating a prevalent message that needs to be addressed in today's society.
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The most prevalent virus this year has been H3N2, the most dangerous of the four seasonal flu strains.
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The practice is most prevalent in Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Mississippi and Texas, but remains legal in 22 states.
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One prevalent trend traceable directly to this phenomenon is the belief that social change should not cause discomfort.
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We still don't how or why life started on Earth or how prevalent it is in the universe.
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Android is one of the most prevalent mobile operating systems, used in 80 percent of the world's smartphones.
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Many types of franchise businesses impose the clauses, but they may be most prevalent in the restaurant industry.
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It all starts with how these social media-fueled campaigns are now more prevalent than ever, Farhad writes.
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In fact, many people don't know how prevalent it is, or the need for stronger laws criminalizing it.
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They are most prevalent among the same cohort of educated white liberals as the spiritual-but-not-religious.
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Technology meets tradition While it is usually prevalent among female traders, many Africans take part in tontines schemes.
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Proofpoint also found that spear-phishing attacks, which target a specific individual or organization, are becoming more prevalent.
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"Depending on how prevalent the disease is, it could be easy to over-apply these actions," Chapman says.
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The breaks are prevalent even at the lower rungs of the sport, where they border on the absurd.
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"The deep distrust of the media, of scientific consensus — those were prevalent narratives growing up," she told me.
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That's expensive for most high school students -- which is why Juuling might be more prevalent in affluent communities.
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As self-driving cars become more prevalent, the kinds of jobs available will expand, said Siegel of ZipRecruiter.
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The persistent vacancies are most prevalent at embassies with the highest foreign policy priorities, according to the report.
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The theme was prevalent throughout the conference as experts discussed China's support for blockchain, financial technology and 53G.
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Like other Gulf Arab monarchies, Qatar tightly controls freedom of expression, with self-censorship prevalent among national newspapers.
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These challenges are even more prevalent in low-income areas like the one in which I grew up.
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"A confidential informant came, to say drugs are very prevalent in such-and-such area," he told me.
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The prediction silliness was prevalent during the primaries with such classics as this prediction of a Clinton-Sen.
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"Mood disorders are prevalent among women of reproductive age who need as many reliable contraceptive choices as possible."
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This prevalent academic assertion discounts the nonviolent ideological underpinning of evolutionary jihadist terrorism, or Islamism, as any threat.
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But Many Have Seen It. The results suggest how prevalent the racist practice has been in American culture.
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Misinformation about the brain is not isolated to the general public; it is surprisingly prevalent in academia too.
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It's a trend Fiddler says has been getting worse, and is prevalent in indigenous communities across the country.
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And while their success in competitions has won them fans all over the world, detractors are still prevalent.
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It's a value and a way of life prevalent in the novel, but rare in a society today.
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The most important reason misinformation about vaccines is so prevalent is ironically because of how effective they are.
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"My gut is that it is probably more prevalent, but we don't have evidence on this," Badawy says.
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It did so without sacrificing the narrative, instead letting us know that the applicable themes are still prevalent.
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We learn about how prevalent child sex trafficking is across the world, even right here in the Bay Area.
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Corporate skullduggery is a pretty prevalent feature in most of your work, whether it's Multinational United, Armadyne, or Tetravaal.
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At that time, the East Village literally looked like a scene from World War II. Drugs were so prevalent.
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"I didn't know it was so prevalent and everybody's doing it until I got on the show," she explained.
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Apparently there is an anecdote-fueled theory that women decision-makers would be more prevalent at <$100 million funds.
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Darlene, if anything, was largely the embodiment of a certain kind of tomboyishness that was prevalent in the 1990s.
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Over time, Hercher predicts, that disease would become more prevalent in those communities that could not afford the tests.
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Bodge said this is the month where deals on memberships at local gyms are prevalent, along with fitness coaching.
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The scene Ohanian paints about the constantly striving culture prevalent in the tech scene may not be an exaggeration.
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He has since walked back that promise, instead saying he would ban immigration from countries where terrorism is prevalent.
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On the flip side, most of the managers believed that short-term, shareholder focused actions are getting too prevalent.
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A Game Developers Conference survey conducted earlier this year indicates this sentiment of uneasiness is prevalent in the industry.
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Automakers need to be increasingly diligent to ensure digital safety, as apps become more prevalent in the car world.
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You spend some time at the end of the book examining the disease and how it's becoming more prevalent.
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We have to discard the anti-political, anti-institutional mood that is prevalent and rebuild effective democratic power centers.
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Her comments were so prevalent that, for a long time, I thought she was actually friends with these celebrities.
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Freedom of expression is tightly controlled in Qatar with self-censorship prevalent among national newspapers and other media outlets.
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The advent of the online age and prevalence of digital devices makes sexualized images even more accessible and prevalent.
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He said offensive use of these children's photos is prevalent and made to be funny because they look different.
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There has been a marked decline in the racist attitudes prevalent in places like Cullman even 20 years ago.
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The problem is (and has been) so prevalent that Sesame Street produced a PSA segment about it in 1996.
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Until Natalie came forward with her experiences, the school had no idea how prevalent this problem was, she says.
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Many coroners and state crime labs don't routinely test for fentanyl, so the drug could be even more prevalent.
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Such was the case when I knew confidential details about investigations and even amid a prevalent view about markets.
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"Buffer overflows today are still one of the most prevalent software defects that lead to security exploitation," he said.
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"Recycled nylon is a harder to find because the raw material isn't as prevalent as water bottles," Dinh says.
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Workplace harassment is prevalent across all industries and many victims report "retaliation" when they do report, according to Vox.
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But it is more prevalent than authorities acknowledge, says Jacob Aasland Ravndal of Norway's Centre for Research on Extremism.
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