The cultures were then divided into groups: egalitarian, moderately stratified and highly stratified.
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In Fairfield County, by many measures the most economically stratified county in perhaps the most economically stratified state in the country, New Canaan has recently become something of an affordable housing leader.
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He is stratified to a very low coronary risk profile.
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Still, though, he's feeling the repercussions of this newly stratified industry.
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Flutterwave – Payment processing in Africa Payments processing is stratified across Africa.
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But sceptics fear this would entrench an ethnically stratified labour market.
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Discrimination, although forbidden by law, is widespread in India's stratified society.
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We often don't realize how strongly hair features are stratified across continents.
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Does any city have a more stratified sleep economy than wintertime Delhi?
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Well, the reality is that the industry is more stratified than ever.
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In a stratified society, people will do desperate things to seem successful.
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In a highly stratified country, social mobility can be a confidence game.
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The answer is clear: the gains of free trade are greatly stratified.
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For years, American society has become both more affluent and more stratified.
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Physical inequality stems from passengers being placed into stratified classes within the cabin.
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We're doing our part to keep society more open, more diverse, less stratified.
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When stratified groups interbred, they preserved the best characteristics that evolution had to offer.
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MEASURING the temperature of something as stratified as the ocean has never been easy.
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It involved stratified layers of meaning in the form of incomplete and fractured narrative ideas.
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It follows life aboard a generation ship where society has become stratified along racial lines.
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His appeal transcended regional, racial and class boundaries in an otherwise stratified and fractured society.
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The results of the study were also stratified by ethnicity, gender, age and pain diagnosis.
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They also stratified them into three groups, based on how fit and strong they were.
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Similar barriers exist with stratified patient records which remain a barrier to a seamless patient experience.
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Coccolithophores do well in warm, stratified waters, where they often dominate, surviving even with few nutrients.
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Yet despite that, Israeli society has always been deeply unequal, stratified along religious and racial lines.
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Explore yourself in many facets before these virtual spaces get twisted into stratified arenas of business.
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They stand to inherit an even more stratified society than the one they were born into.
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In addition to shortchanging women, the limitations of short-term certificates are also stratified by race.
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As the local galleries become increasingly stratified, these collectors are turning to a natural destination: Online.
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"A living black body is the biggest act of resistance in this racially stratified society," she said.
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In the chart below, you can see the birthrate stratified by the age group of American women.
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The boat race is a sort of microcosm of London itself: fragmented, stratified, defined by class. Right?
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Depending on one's place in the North's highly-stratified society, the options will be lustration or discrimination.
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Where you spend the night is another indicator of change and the stratified options offered to visitors.
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What also causes oxygen depletion, again driven by climate change, is that the ocean is becoming more stratified.
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Lorenz idealized the atmosphere in 21980 equations that described the motion of gas in a rotating, stratified fluid.
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In "Folding Beijing," you portray a deeply stratified society in which even mingling among economic classes is forbidden.
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Stratified paint layers from hundreds of small sampling areas, each smaller than a postage stamp, were analyzed microscopically.
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And a stratified analysis might show that meditation increases productivity at jobs that workers find to be meaningful.
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The second-quarter hauls affirmed what recent polling has shown: that the race has stratified into clear tiers.
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The assigned roles keeps society organized and greatly stratified, but also continuously overlapping between private and public spheres.
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"The United States has the most stratified turnout of rich countries based on income and education," McElwee told me.
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In a city as sprawling, stratified, and segregated as LA, Brotherhood-Sisterhood Camp brought together people from disparate backgrounds.
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The process takes place within a highly stratified system that requires a dependence on higher-ups at every level.
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If taste is this stand-in for class identity, how does that play out, in a hyper-stratified 2019?
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Do you think that podcasting remains sort of stratified in the demography for a while or does it branch out?
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Telephone numbers were selected from an L21 voter file stratified by age, region, gender, party, race and turnout in 22.
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The data are not stratified by age group, which Myers notes may make it difficult to directly compare with his analysis.
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The Natural Order of Things creates the sense of utopian nostalgia through objects that idealize a fetishized and stratified capitalist history.
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A three-hour marathon of speeches by the candidates underscored the stratified reality of the early months of the primary race.
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Experience like this is rare; our economic structure and workforce are stratified, and most people are employed within their own demographics.
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Is it possible to mitigate the polarizing effects automation will have on our already-stratified society of haves and have-nots?
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It's just to note that, sooner than usual, the NBA has stratified into two leagues, with one notably bigger than the other.
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This data is fascinating because it demonstrates how decent internet access is stratified by income as much as it is by location.
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Concerns are also rising over a growingly stratified housing sector, as smaller cities still suffer from a large inventory of unsold homes.
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At the same time, the partisan affiliation of white voters has come to be sharply stratified along the lines of educational attainment.
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Soccer was not so stratified, with its power hierarchies set, its resources concentrated in a handful of powerful nations in Western Europe.
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The framing of this sentence, rather than actually communicating unity, only underscores how stratified Trump's view of the country continues to be.
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A fascinating 2013 book by the historian Nina Kushner, "Erotic Exchanges," has unveiled the stratified world of 18th-century prostitution in France.
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On the domestic side, satisfaction with the direction of the country, as with most matters of public opinion, is stratified by party.
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But that stratified mindset still exists today, with Black families primarily residing in the small handful of neighborhoods where they feel welcome.
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Festivals now look as grimly stratified as British society—the exact thing that you hoped attending a festival would get you away from.
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You need only look at the cafeteria tables in the local public schools, Ms. Sepulveda said, to see how the communities are stratified.
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But for an unequal, racially stratified country like ours, that destination is on the far horizon, if it's on the horizon at all.
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Indeed, in an increasingly stratified world, people with any modicum of privilege may reveal their depression as an assertion of their common humanity.
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Dalits are among the most marginalized groups in India, a legacy of the now-outlawed caste system which stratified Indian society for generations.
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If lower-income students had a boost like those for children of alumni, selective colleges would be far less economically stratified, a study suggests.
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This feels as though it might contain an ethical conflict in its own right, during times where the social construct has become so stratified.
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The country was identified in the Soviet Union's stratified economic plan as the eastern bloc country that was supposed to create the IT computers.
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I think even more so in some cases, this is something where there's a bunch of money in the industry, but it's very stratified.
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Indian society is very stratified, and the brunt of discriminatory laws is felt mostly by low-income groups and other vulnerable segments of society.
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We believe that education can be the most powerful equalising force in a society, but this is undermined when you create a stratified education system.
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Their parents were not invited to conversations where other parents discussed the best tutors and the tricks of navigating an expensive and stratified private school.
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Europe's managed security market is stratified among mature technology providers and newer entrants focused on cloud and mobile services and data breach remediation, experts say.
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Approval by demographic As politics becomes increasingly stratified by party, presidents see sharper splits in their approval from people on different sides of the aisle.
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There is, of course, another institution kids pass through that's resistant to change, frequently humiliating, economically stratified, and the cause of countless minor traumas: school.
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According to Forth Bagley, Kohn Pedersen Fox's principal for the project, Musea's exterior will bring to mind elements of a stratified hill or hillside village.
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But the stratified racial legacies of apartheid are still widely present after two decades of democracy, and South Africans share heritage in fraught and complicated ways.
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As cool, fresh meltwater pours off of the ice sheets and into the ocean, it creates a stratified layer that floats atop warmer, denser ocean water.
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But the fact remains that the people of Hong Kong have been exposed to the democratic process, even in a highly stratified and somewhat limited fashion.
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Yet, as we discuss here, they simultaneously shore up inequality, erode social mobility, and create an ever-more stratified society — all without most of us noticing.
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"It seems like the D.O.E. is kind of doubling down on maintenance of screened schools, which are going to ultimately create stratified education environments," he said.
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The Dalit are one of the most marginalized groups in the country, a legacy of the now-outlawed caste system which stratified Indian society for generations.
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People's capacity to take time away from work when they are sick is stratified by gender, ethnicity, immigration status and class dynamics in the United States.
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For viewers living in brutally competitive, increasingly unaffordable, class-stratified New York (or Los Angeles, or San Francisco, or wherever), a throwback slacker offers escapist joy.
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Women, who often belong to a lower class in India&aposs stratified caste system, claim abuse or fear of retribution from families in a higher social class.
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Exeter's rise through the highly stratified ranks of the English game and Wasps' return to the ranks of the real contenders both were attained by similar means.
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The idea that America is somehow past its "original sin" would be news to black people, who live in a society that's deeply stratified on racial lines.
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California, the model for a high-immigration future, is prosperous and dynamic — but also increasingly stratified by race, with the same inequality-measuring Gini coefficient as Honduras.
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As Frank sees it, the EDC world is the convergence of many smaller crowds, such as flashlight or firearms enthusiasts, which are themselves stratified into different use cases.
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There were flirtations between the two, both in their machinations and ideologies, but Jets To Brazil utilized the indie rock sound as a weapon against punk's stratified templates.
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American viewers might get the impression that South Korea is an extremely stratified society, and while they'd be right, it's by some measures less unequal than our own.
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In other places, extremely thin layers of carbon fiber are laid over one another then shaved away in spots to create a stratified look that resembles rippling water.
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As Glenn described, the stratified system of employment that left women and African Americans out of top staff positions reeked of hypocrisy and damaged the image of Congress.
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The results are a bit more stratified along party lines, with 81 percent of Democrats agreeing that the decision should stay intact, while just 43 percent of Republicans do.
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Whether it's the war torn world of Hunger Games, the socially stratified society of Divergent, or civilization in collapse of Delirium, the future depicted in YA is often bleak.
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"Specifically, the recurrence rates observed in the overall SER-109 treatment group, in the age stratified subgroups, and in the placebo groups are inconsistent with our expectations," he said.
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The result is one where sound design and soundtrack walk the same line, where experimental is favored over convention and where the stratified sounds accentuate the tension on screen.
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Mr. Kim's rare combination of senior positions in the North's highly stratified political and military apparatus makes him "one of the most powerful figures in North Korea," it said.
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Paradise Hills is set in a world of hyper-stratified class divisions, flying Art Deco cars, hologram jewelry, and fashion that blends gauzy Victorian ruffles with neon hair and makeup.
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Cavers and miners of the future will spot the Anthropocene as a stratified layer of plastic, which he finds strewn on beaches in the farthest points of the Lofoten Islands.
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This beautifully stratified section of the Murray formation pictured above represents the remnants of ancient dunes, sculpted by Martian windstorms, that have hardened into "cross-bedded" patterns of stacked sandstone.
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This week alone, news outlets like Business Insider and National Public Radio weighed in on China's social credit score and the stratified society it may foster in the communist country.
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The 1818 battle is seen as a point of community pride for Dalits, who are at the bottom of India's stratified caste system and have long been subjected to discrimination.
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The demonstrations are the largest and longest-running at the institution in years, reflecting how Egypt's economic woes have touched nearly everybody in this stratified society of 91 million people.
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Many Chinese believe that the more stratified and harmonious a family's relationships are, the same will be reflected and projected not only into the community, but also the entire nation.
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So if you want to get a rise out of an already tribal American electorate, it seems the solution is simple: You prod at the stratified characteristics of these tribes.
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The excavation, which involved over three dozen volunteers in the lab and field, turned up tent platforms, storage pits, and exquisitely-stratified middens, trash piles that act as frozen tissue archives.
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I like to think it was in service to the idea that cybernetic enhancement in the future is just as stratified by class as the homes, cars, and gadgets of today.
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Yes, we are all so damn tired and in debt, but that pain and exploitation are stratified across various identities, which is why we need more diverse voices in this conversation.
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Establishment of the United Order created a highly stratified and hierarchical society of elites, regular priesthood holders, people "on restoral" who are trying to earn their way back in, and apostates.
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The once-anonymous Italian novelist considers her four books — mostly about two female friends living divergent lives in patriarchal, violent, stratified Naples — to be a single novel, so we should too.
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This suited economic traditions: the hilly south had generally been farmed in small patches by self-sufficient families, while the flatter north lent itself to larger, more class-stratified agri-businesses.
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Despite the diversity of New York City specifically and the country as a whole, we often find ourselves in communities that are deeply stratified by socioeconomic class, race, religion, and gender.
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Meanwhile, players and their families are realizing that in an increasingly stratified economy, it pays to think more broadly about the kinds of ends to which basketball can be a means.
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And her grittily angular Diaphonic Suites, written for unusual pairings of instruments like oboe and cello, weave stratified contrapuntal textures that point forward to Elliott Carter's music of 30 years later.
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The violence spurred a national debate over gender-based violence and Mexico's entrenched culture of machismo that transcended the usual divisions of Mexico's deeply stratified society — age, class, race and politics.
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Democrats in the United States who support Medicare-for-all want to take a fractured and stratified health care system and make it more unified and equitable through nationalized health insurance.
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Fear in the Dalit community The Dalit are one of the most marginalized groups in the country, a legacy of the now-outlawed caste system which stratified Indian society for generations.
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She receives a cold welcome — particularly from an engineer named Paul Stafford (Jim Parsons) — and is not spared the indignities facing a black woman in a racially segregated, gender-stratified workplace.
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" Umberger added that ultimately "it raised potent questions about agency and suppressed histories, and it paved it the way for a much more widespread art world acceptance of diverse and stratified narratives.
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The title hits on that a bit, and the record shows how boundaries between certain genres were way less stratified, and the album really allowed you the space to wander between them.
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The "novel part" of the new study, Goyfman noted, is that Næss and his co-researchers not only looked at the health effects of alcohol, they stratified effects based on socioeconomic status.
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What both you, as a player, and Archer, as a character, face is frustration towards a stratified system, one that simply won't give women, no matter how deserving they are, any credit.
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When the Chinese Exclusion Act went into effect in 18823, the United States was a racially stratified nation, one in which white Americans had more political rights and economic opportunities than others.
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This means that tech companies are sourcing employment from a more stratified portion of the country while vast swaths of America are missing out on the economic growth tied to the industry.
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In an increasingly stratified society of insiders and outsiders, this exhibition suggests a question: Whose eyes, whose images have influenced your view of cities, of places and people you don't know firsthand?
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With less than two weeks to go until the first votes are cast in the 2020 Democratic primary, the national race for the nomination has stratified into three tiers, with Vermont Sen.
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The problem with today's stratified, echo-chamber-oriented viewing environment is that many of those who might have their eyes opened by these projects are probably the least likely to see them.
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As a researcher of educational equity, I know how much our nation's achievement gaps are a direct result of the underlying opportunity gaps that result from the inequities in our stratified educational system.
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They also stratified the people into two broad groups: those who did or did not meet national exercise guidelines, which recommend that someone work out moderately for 30 minutes five times per week.
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The scientists from the University of Auckland and Victoria University of Wellington, both in New Zealand, found that ritual sacrifice may have spurred the transition of small, egalitarian societies to large, stratified ones.
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But Hoxby confirmed through data what many anxious students and parents and counselors suspect: Higher education has become increasingly stratified, with very different outcomes for students at different points on that selectivity ladder.
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"Snowpiercer," which was based on a graphic novel, is about the last human survivors of a climate change experiment gone catastrophically wrong, living in Dickensian privation on a socially stratified, perpetual-motion train.
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This has effects at depth; when seas warm up they become more stratified, making it harder for nutrients in the waters below to rise to where they are most needed by fish and plankton.
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At its best, and "White Squad I" is among his most exceptional works, Golub's art conveys thorny truths with a sophisticated, stratified sense of nuance that inflects but never tempers his paintings' overwhelming force.
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The summary: In a future strongly stratified between the haves and have-nots, the rich elite live in a floating city above the junkyard wreckage where the poor survive on whatever they can scrounge.
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Clotilde Narzisi, who owns a cafe directly across the street from the new roastery, said she was positive that "there's room for us all" in Milan's coffee market, which has a very stratified clientele.
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Earlier colors emerge as stratified layers beneath the surface; speckled paint takes on the appearance of rock; and some bands of color appear to be in motion, sliding into one another like tectonic plates.
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However, clinical development costs can be decreased by using computational resources earlier in the R&D value chain by identifying stratified groups of patients who can benefit from genetic profiling prior to commencing clinical trials.
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But it's come at a price: the city is overcrowded, and extremely expensive, and feeling increasingly stratified and stilted, and there are still a lot of questions over how and if that will be resolved.
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He compares listening to the attacks of his friend and peer Morton Feldman's chords to looking at stratified rock while driving along a cliff face, "You can see geological time in those strata," he writes.
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Once researchers stratified their research findings by sex, they were able to show that physical activity was associated with an increased risk of AFib in men while significantly reducing the likelihood of AFib in women.
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The country will be forced to adopt some sense of equality in its stratified health care system to effectively contain, or even slow, the viral spread across different people in all sorts of different groups.
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Maintaining high-end price while reducing the low end model leads to a gap in the $700-$1,000 price point, though this is consistent with a market that has been more stratified in recent years.
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Ants structure their colonies around their strong sense of smell — they relate to one another based on the chemicals in each other's bodies, building a stratified society that exemplifies the relationship between perception and power.
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They then stratified these participants into various groups, depending on how many hours per day each person had sat, as well as how long each of the bouts of sitting had continued, uninterrupted — 10 minutes?
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Typically, polls are post-stratified to the voting-eligible population, but we can extend this method by post-stratifying to a population that reflects the electorate in a given year, or even to hypothetical electorates.
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If the operations of the brain can be separated out and stratified, then perhaps we can construct something akin to just the top layer, and achieve (AI) while bypassing the messy flesh that characterizes organic life.
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But action is secondary to atmosphere: Onuzo excels at evoking a stratified city, where society weddings feature "ice sculptures as cold as the unmarried belles" and thugs write tidy receipts for kickbacks extorted from homeless travellers.
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To entice investors to help him drill yet another well, he drew up fake geological reports indicating the presence of salt domes and stratified-rock folds, which can trap oil and natural-gas deposits beneath them.
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At twenty, Barry has yet to figure out how to navigate the country's great racial divide and—as we now know all too tragically in these stratified times—never will, despite great hope to the contrary.
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Living forever is a horrifying proposition, psychologically speaking, and if we ever achieve immortality or digital consciousness upload, we will be stratified into two groups of people: Those who live forever and those who do not.
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Hollinghurst's genius, in "The Swimming-Pool Library" and beyond, has been to speak in a voice steeped in English heritage about a subculture that England's rigid and stratified society long refused to acknowledge, let alone accept.
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The city considers a school "economically stratified" if its economic need index — measured by factors like students' homelessness and eligibility for public assistance — is more than 10 percentage points higher or lower than the city average.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Growth in China's property investment slowed over January to July, even as the government scrambled to balance an increasingly stratified sector, clouding the outlook for China's economic expansion in the second half of the year.
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Robert Reed, a 26-year-old designer in Brooklyn, creates second-skin costumes — wearable art, he calls them — with horns, masks, winged shoulders and elevator shoes in reaction to what he views as an over-stratified society.
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Perhaps warmer, more stratified water, increased light availability, the absence of the specific nutrients that their main competitors eat or a reduction in other species that can eat them allowed the coccolithophores to thrive, Dr. Balch said.
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But Eliza also sees how this moment in history, the values of an increasingly stratified society in thrall to the notion of technological disruption and problem-solving, pours gasoline on just about every one of those issues.
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If the talk onstage at the Wells Fargo Center was about reducing inequality and breaking down barriers, Center City Philadelphia evoked the world as it still often is: a stratified society with privilege and access determined by wealth.
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To be sure, care work jobs have historically been stratified along racial, ethnic and class lines: White, "professionalized" nannies are hired with better pay and working conditions, while lower-status work goes to immigrants and women of color.
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In the near future, the world is suffering from an extreme infertility crisis and facing population depletion, and a group of extremists calling themselves the Sons of Jacob uses this to seize power and institute a strictly stratified regime.
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The college student, who requested I only use her first name for privacy reasons, said that power relations that are unspecified are vanilla while stratified and agreed to (S&M relationships and owner/pet relationships, for example) are non-vanilla/kinky.
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Young Living divides its sales force into a complex hierarchy stratified partly by sales volume, ranging from Distributor (the lowest level, comprising ninety-four per cent of members) to Royal Crown Diamond (less than one-tenth of one per cent).
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Stratified by age, there were 103,842 TBIs in infants under a year, 1,085,680 in children ages 1 to 4, 682,826 in kids ages 5 to 193, 834,565 in 10- to 210-year-olds, and 214,238.3,215 in those ages 219 to 210.
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Scholarly literature suggests that the electorate is highly stratified by race, age, and income—that is, the people who vote tend to be whiter, older, and wealthier than the American population as a whole, which skews the vote to the right.
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The Floating World depicted in the paintings of the Weston collection served, in some sense, as a pressure-release valve for a highly stratified society, allowing rival classes to come together in the appreciation of theater, poetry, music, and feminine beauty.
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That's not the only disadvantage the cashless trend poses to shoppers: About 7 percent of US households are unaffiliated with a bank, so a cashless movement could lead our society to become even more class-stratified than it already is.
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In the twentieth century, at the peak of the eugenics movement, the results of IQ tests were weaponized against people of color—who are structurally subject to reduced opportunity in society—to justify racism, bigotry, stratified opportunity, and forced sterilization.
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Recent efforts to quantify the inequality among Bitcoin holders have found that it is significantly higher than in even the most stratified countries, which may sting many people who recently rushed into virtual currencies and are now sitting on losses.
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NEW DELHI — As India's new citizenship law seeks to create a stratified citizenship based on religion, a large number of Indians opposing it are emerging as a people of one book, the country's Constitution, which came into force on Jan.
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The Apple iPhone line is now more stratified than ever, reaching all the way back to the now nostalgic iPhone SE. With the iPhone 6 and 7 line sitting in between, Apple's iPhone price range now runs from $349 to almost $1,53.
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With its drab battledress of grey, very grey, concrete, its array of lift shafts and fly-towers punching upwards through heavily stratified decks, the NT certainly gives off a strongly militaristic flavour, rather like an aircraft carrier in collision with a Norman keep.
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They are not stratified by age; they share common spaces as they pursue individual goals and schedules, using software built by in-house developers to take tests and watch video lessons from the school's sister organisation, Khan Academy, which makes online tutorials.
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But these self-starting galleries also signify a growing effort by artists — both emerging and established — to find community in an increasingly stratified art world and to wrest control of their careers from the curators and dealers who determine which works are seen.
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This is hardly an unusual approach for Shakespearean productions in any season, but "Coriolanus," a late tragedy, exposes the dangerous rifts in the newly republican, deeply divided and highly stratified Roman society that ultimately led it to the brink of violent collapse.
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In the States, we always have this feeling that anyone can do anything or become anyone, so for Americans, it's really interesting to see how character is defined in relation to the limitations or opportunities that you have in a highly stratified society.
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We live in a world that is so stratified, and the class structure that we are constantly battling with can be reflected in the relationship between the person sitting to eat in a restaurant and the person bringing the plate to the table.
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In contrast, Arctic waters are stratified, meaning they have clearly separated layers — on top there is freshwater, which can be cooled down in the fall to form sea ice, and then replenished in the spring and summer, when the sea ice melts.
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Mr. Birkerts designed dozens of buildings, many of them in and around Detroit, typified by "bold forms, space before structure, minimal detailing, stratified walls and daylight in interior spaces," the architecture critic Kay Kaiser wrote in "The Architecture of Gunnar Birkerts" (1989).
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For all we know, these independents aren't disgruntled center-right conservatives at all, but rather relatively non-ideological men who support Trump's aggressive pushback against women accusing a high-profile man of sexual assault (polling suggests opinion on Kavanaugh is stratified by gender).
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You can see what the disparity looks like in your county by using this tool below: While this doesn't look at who is insured or uninsured, it shows that these stratified communities have to make decisions about the mortality of their residents.
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The scenes between Elisabeth Moss and Strahovski were among my favorites of season one, and by moving Lydia into the Waterford home (which, to be honest, might turn out to be a really shrewd storytelling choice), we'll ideally get even more of these stratified nightmares.
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Several carved wood door and window elements, on loan from the Lamu Fort Museum in Kenya, are on view, and in the catalog Athman Hussein, a former curator there, pegs them for what they were: advertisements of patrician privilege in a ruthlessly stratified culture.
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Thomas, the proctor, may live in the 14th century, but his musings carry a powerful message for stratified Brexit-era Britain: How radically the space I traverse differs from the mental chart of those, like Will Quate, whose universe might be circumnavigated in an hour.
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While he'll surely fail any purity tests for having appeared on Joe Rogan and Tucker Carlson, Yang may be able to stick around for a while in a with a crowded primary field with a stratified coalition of traditional corporate liberals, pessimistic nihilists, and genuine leftists.
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And while those trained in cloud computing or other basic computer-science skills might be able to comprise a meaningful tier of employment, the dynamic that results could perpetuate the stratified workforce—and attendant housing and other problems—tech companies have already fed in many cities.
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In today's stratified economy, where typically a college degree has one of the best chances to get an individual out of a contracting working class, the American laborer has little opportunity, unless a member of that family is exceptionally entrepreneurial or breaks into the white-collar workforce.
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But critics quickly spread the word that this film was something special: a refreshingly lean, witty, inventive shoot-'em-up about a retired assassin who goes after the thugs who killed his dog, then ends up wreaking havoc throughout a surprisingly orderly and stratified international network of criminal cartels.
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"The Tale of Genji" is a huge embarrassment to this historiography, because it has every one of those attributes (though the "everyday life" is everyday life in a court), and it was written in a feudal, religious, and rigidly stratified society, radically dissimilar to the England of Daniel Defoe.
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You also have to take into account that the inside of your mouth, down to the opening of the stomach, is covered in what's called stratified epithelia—similar to but not the same as the skin—and so that will add quite substantially to this amount over one's entire lifetime.
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It resembles, in some ways, the (better) world of Mad Max: Fury Road — a world in which resources are scarce and class privileges are stratified, where technologies from the past are being adapted and combined to do new, exciting, and possibly dangerous things, and where danger lurks around every corner.
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For all of the insight that season 1 of Making a Murderer gave us about our flawed justice system, our stratified class system, and our societal attitude towards violence, it didn't do the one thing its creators said they meant to do: deliver an impartial accounting of an American murder trial.
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Since a slight majority of them helped Donald Trump ascend to the presidency two years ago, it's never been more clear that white women — stratified by everything from class to education to religion to marital status — have little in common with one another beyond shared racial privilege, and that includes their political values.
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But one of the reasons I quoted him is that the end of The Bell Curve, one thing Murray does is endorse the idea that a correct understanding of stratified cognitive capacity, which operates racially and in other ways, should make us re-embrace what he calls a Jeffersonian politics of difference.
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Throughout the book, Markovits dips into research he did in St. Clair Shores, Michigan—a town that once benefited from the excellent wages of the Detroit auto industry—to quote people telling him about a gentler, less stratified middle-class life when you didn't have to go to a fancy school to live well.
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I left Calakmul the following day and drove east, stopping at Becán, where a series of interconnected plazas and public buildings suggest the shape of quotidian Maya life, and at Chicanná, once Becán's aristocratic suburb, now another abandoned stone settlement in the forest, where heavily ornamented mansions reveal a world as stratified as our own.
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It's no coincidence that the bluer that suburban counties turn, the more unequal and economically stratified they become as well — a dynamic evident along Route 128 outside of Boston, in the once solidly Republican suburbs of Connecticut and New Jersey, in boom regions such as Atlanta and Denver, and along the West Coast from Seattle to San Diego.
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Miller was unwilling to assign blame, but his comments revealed both concern and regret: California is not yet as socially and economically stratified as South Africa or Latin American countries, but one does feel the growing divide between the highly educated, wealthy, upper class and the growing underclass, while the formerly dominant middle class hollows out.
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The authors argue that the first tier lobbying organizations are analogous to the current generation of very wealthy families who now pay for every conceivable tutor so that their children can be advantaged in applying to elite prep schools and colleges, which are now more and more essential to getting ahead in our increasingly economically stratified society.
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This dynamic created an increasingly stratified neighborhood school system, where the most promising young kids with the most active parents got filtered into the area's better schools while the young kids who struggled in their early academic years, or whose parents didn't understand or weren't aware of the local public school landscape, got shunted into the same old subpar schools.
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Douthat: My take on Newsom is that California will soon pine for the sensible elder statesmanship of Jerry Brown, and that the state as a whole — rich and beautiful but also stratified and balkanized, with its middle class priced out and homelessness and child poverty rampant — is a cautionary tale about the gap between liberal ideals and the possible real-life consequences of liberal governance.
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Based on that information, the researchers stratified the riders into a low-caffeine group, which averaged about a cup or less of coffee or other caffeinated drinks on most days; a moderate-caffeine group, which downed the equivalent of about two cups of coffee on most days; and a high-caffeine group, which drank about three cups of coffee or more on most days.
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There is so much of this conversation that we should be having because 20 years from now, if we do nothing we are going to have a more stratified society, we are going to have more suppression of wages, we are going to have the destruction of what makes America great: This idea that we all can have a shot to be in the middle class.
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So, I think that a few years from now, the same way that they've stratified their pricing and given lots of options, I honestly think this is the model for lots of publications, which is, okay, if you wanna pay a premium to avoid the ads that's fine, but the default will be to see ads, and most people would rather see, especially fewer highly relevant ads, which is only possible through programmatic.
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