Well-educated people are less likely to smoke, well-educated people are less likely to drink, well-educated people are less likely to commit crimes.
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And that disadvantages, not the well-educated, but the people who aren't as well educated.
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"A well-educated black has a tremendous advantage over a well-educated white in terms of the job market," he said.
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More affluent and well-educated white voters have substantially different policy agendas from their less affluent and less well-educated fellow citizens.
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The gap between the most well-educated Clinton supporters and the least well-educated Trump supporters is stark — 2458 percent to 22016 percent.
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Young, well-educated, middle class The revelation that the attackers were young, well-educated men who attended top schools and received secular education has surprised many.
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These voters were a fairly representative mix of Republicans and Democrats, young and old, the well educated and the less well educated, and whites and nonwhites.
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"If we don't change and modernize, we'll fall farther behind, and that disadvantages not the well educated, but the people who aren't as well educated," he said.
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Polls showed that Van der Bellen won decisively among the well educated and the better paid, while Hofer won workers and the less well educated in a landslide.
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If the turnout in a well-educated precinct is down 5 percent, does that mean that the turnout among well-educated voters, who tend to support Hillary Clinton, is down?
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Worse, when well-educated liberals tried to humiliate President Bush (who was also well-educated) for speaking like someone with less education they wrongly implied that limited education was somehow shameful.
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Masako not only was a commoner, but she also, like many well-educated women of today, had a career — or rather, a career most well-educated women of today would love to have.
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As Greenberg argues, the impact of shifting loyalties among well-educated white women will be magnified if the changes evident in some areas among well-educated men also persist through 2020 and beyond.
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Poor, disadvantaged, not well educated, are denominators common to most.
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Go deeper ... Sri Lanka attacks: Suicide bombers were "well educated"
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Those people are also disproportionately likely to be well educated.
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As Times poll-watcher Nate Cohn tweeted: I think it's interesting that the big Alabama turnout surge happened in well-educated areas, even though in AL well-educated areas are often very conservative pic.twitter.
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Trump fares worse with well-educated people, young voters, and women.
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Lebanon's well-educated population could export services or create tech startups.
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But well-educated women were more at risk than men too.
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Acknowledge the importance of well-educated, professional teachers in every classroom.
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For the moment, well-educated, suburban voters are driving this trend.
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That's the classic bildungsroman, our (well-educated) sports reporter reminds us.
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Even though they were well-educated, he realized, they were struggling.
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Carrillo, too, noted that locals aren't well-educated about native ecosystems.
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There's a similar pattern in well-educated districts across the country.
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"They're quite well educated people," Mr. Wijewardene said of the attackers.
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His weakness among well-educated voters has been dissected less thoroughly.
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Dufton argues that activists like Schuchard, comprised of well-educated and
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I think a lot of tech workers are very well educated.
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By and large they are Western, wealthy, well-educated and "woke".
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Or does it mean that well-educated Republican turnout is down?
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"Conscious consumers tend to be well-educated," explains Kennedy, "and well-educated people typically earn a good income," income that buys them nice cars and tickets on commercial planes and air conditioning units and so on.
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The effect of education can vary by race, so it can be a problem, for instance, if a pollster has the right number of well-educated voters but the wrong number of well-educated white voters.
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Trump gains the party ground among declining segments of the population — less well educated, less well off whites — and loses ground with the growing constituencies: single women, well-educated men and women, minorities, the affluent and professionals.
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In the end, the exit poll overestimates Republican support among most demographic groups, including well-educated white voters, and it overestimates the number of voters from Democratic-leaning voting blocs, like young, nonwhite and well-educated voters.
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This despite women in the Middle East in particular, being well educated.
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In short, she's a well-educated woman who talks to dead people.
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I am reasonably well educated, and I thank you for the lecture.
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We have well-educated students that are in their professional lives [now].
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Voters in Britain and America are disproportionately rich, well-educated and old.
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They are supremely well-educated and worldly, the cream of American meritocracy.
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The district is the most well-educated and affluent seat in Ohio.
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Studies have shown that the well educated are more likely to vote.
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This is a white Republicans — especially well-educated women — abandoning Trump story.
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Clinton is leading significantly with minorities, younger voters, and the well-educated.
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"They were well educated, but in some ways very provincial," Feinman said.
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A well-educated child will know the difference between BS and truth.
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Another marker is well-educated Loudon County in the Washington DC exurbs.
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Mr. Trump even leads among well-educated white voters, who backed Mrs.
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Well-educated whites, especially white women, are pushing the party decisively leftward.
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Younger, well-educated Americans make up a disproportionate part of those moving.
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Why not improve a transaction that even well-educated professionals find intimidating?
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Many people at the demonstrations are well-educated and materially well-off.
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Well-educated Sun Belt suburbs have been reliably Republican for a generation.
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As a group, they are relatively wealthy, well educated and well connected.
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In general, they overestimated the number of well-educated and nonwhite voters.
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Its members are well-educated and hard-working, prudent savers and attentive parents.
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"He wanted him to be a well-educated and happy person," he said.
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Unfairly, for poorer and less well-educated people this decline often starts sooner.
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I was well-educated, intelligent, and looked the part as a white male.
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That represents a broader recoiling of well-educated voters against the Trump party.
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Poor women and less well-educated women are affected by them much more.
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For well-educated Syrians, like doctors and engineers, that's often impossible to get.
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A well-educated woman, on the other hand, might be penalized for it.
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Moreover, it often features well-off and well-educated Westerners as its subjects.
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It's hard for anyone to compete with such well educated men and women.
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Well-educated people in Germany pay on average $25,000 a year in taxes.
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So some who come are well educated and even, at home, comfortably off.
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Bosnians are also well educated people that can contribute to the European Union.
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For the well educated and privileged, European Union membership has been a boon.
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It is whiter, poorer, and less well educated than Florida as a whole.
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Their triumph was a somewhat narrow one, concentrated in well-educated, affluent communities.
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It also has access to Austria's large, well-educated, and highly skilled workforce.
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Clinton's performance represented something of a ceiling for Democrats in well-educated areas.
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"There's so much smart talent in this place: bilingual, well-educated," he said.
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The district was suburban, affluent and best of all for Dems, well-educated.
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"Alexis was very well educated when she made her decision," Ms. Durden said.
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Not to mention Cubans are well educated with nearly 100 percent adult literacy.
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Well-educated citizens can be easily retrained and can prosper in new roles.
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The less well educated marry younger, 219 years, than college grads, 22013 years.
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First, African immigrants to the United States are generally skilled and well-educated.
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It's not dominated by well-educated, suburban districts that voted for Hillary Clinton.
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That's indicative of Macron's support base, which is disproportionately well-educated and urban.
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We need smart, well-educated white people who will assimilate to our culture.
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Conspiracy theories are extremely common, even among well-educated, productive members of society.
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To squeak out a win, Mr. Trump would need to win over enough white working-class voters, particularly white men without a degree, to compensate for his weakness among well-educated voters and Hispanic Republican-leaners, and especially well-educated women.
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In most countries, teachers earn less than similarly well-educated workers in other professions.
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For some, it is a safe, thriving place to be wealthy and well-educated.
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But even well-educated humans can still stumble a bit when thinking about zero.
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Many are in their 20s and 30s and are middle-class, well-educated professionals.
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Journalists, especially national journalists, are usually well educated and have a sophisticated world view.
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For less well-educated whites, it will confirm their sense of isolation and resentment.
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Mr Lei, however, was well-educated and worked at a state-linked think-tank.
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Businesses looking to set up shop in Denver will find a well-educated workforce.
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The wealthy and well-educated drop into the Blind Faith Café for vegan meals.
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Its job picture has been looking good, and its population is relatively well-educated.
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Its population of 80 million is well-educated, its oil and gas reserves enormous.
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A lot of my girlfriends that are married, you know, they're super well-educated.
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I think that they should be very well educated on what's going to happen.
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Among Iran's attractions are a young, well-educated and largely urban population of 80m.
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They are poorer, less well-educated and more likely to be teenagers, for example.
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At the same time, he has squandering Romney's advantage among well-educated white voters.
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She is well-educated and cosmopolitan, lighter-skinned, and does not wear the veil.
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Polling data showed they were well educated and moderate — natural allies for the establishment.
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Many are well educated; they often work in fields such as law and medicine.
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This week: How will Democrats' recent success with well-educated voters change American politics?
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He isn't popular, but he does have credibility among conservatives — even well-educated ones.
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Black voters and well-educated white Democrats already supported her by a wide margin.
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He, although soft-spoken, is nobody's fool and he is well-educated and caring.
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Its workforce is abundant and well educated, and its transportation infrastructure is top-notch.
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As recently as 203, Mitt Romney won among well-educated whites by 211992 points.
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Still, plenty of well-educated, white-collar Republican voters in Massachusetts support Mr. Trump.
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They're young, well-educated, and using more inclusive arguments to get their message across.
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She thought at least well-off, well-educated Republican women would recoil in horror.
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The eastern part of the district is less well educated and more economically distressed.
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He is one of many in the well-educated, relatively well-to-do category.
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Front offices everywhere now teem with well-educated executives who have backgrounds outside baseball.
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Many smart, well-educated people think they are immune from the risks of misinformation.
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They are mostly well-educated and often communicate through WeChat, a Chinese messaging app.
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They're typically well-educated Venezuelans who can afford to live in far-flung countries.
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So how does this well-educated group get from point A to point B?
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This model has always had appeal to a certain sort of well-educated Democrat.
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He's not just a name-dropper: Tinie Tempah is well-educated in the Potterverse.
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This model has always had appeal to a certain sort of well-educated Democrat.
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"Although the data were limited, the [test] appeared to work well when we tested well-educated people who had applied to work for an airline, but the [test] was ineffective when we tested less well-educated applicants for security companies," Kircher writes.
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Diamonds are a girl's best friend, but only if she's well educated in their clarity.
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A picture has emerged of a group of nine well-educated, home-grown suicide bombers.
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Who exactly are these interesting, well-educated, bohemian Londoners and where did they come from?
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Mr Macron's supporters tend to be well educated, metropolitan—the Uber-using classes—and happy.
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The Economist: Ah yes, but I qualified it by saying "Well-educated, engaged young people".
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Number two, in the economy today, everybody understands that we need a well educated workforce.
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A well-educated groom could cash that in for a good hike in the dowry.
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"I was lucky to be well-educated and have a supportive blood family," she says.
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The earnings of well-educated individuals are generally higher than those of the wider population.
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A Trumpist Republican party, meanwhile, is often hostile to experts, empiricism and well-educated voters.
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It's still the people with money who call the shots, not their well-educated employees.
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The most literate and well-educated and well-informed family, they can't do it either.
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Trump appeals to the less well educated, the poorer and, often-times, the older voter.
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Trump ran behind Romney in 6900 of the 2628 most well-educated counties in America.
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Democrats have outperformed this cycle in wealthy, well-educated areas, even in red-leaning districts.
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To cultivate a well-educated, globally competitive American work force, we must make college affordable.
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There are a variety of reasons: Boomers are well educated and healthier than previous generations.
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Should we even care if well-educated, well-off workers are unhappy with their jobs?
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Today's swing voters are mostly affluent, well educated suburban whites who are horrified by Trump.
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She told Business Insider her male clients want someone who is well-educated and smart.
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Research confirms tech founders are already well-off and well-educated before starting their companies.
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Instead, they suggest that she would win because of strength among well-educated white voters.
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Nixon had many levels to his personality; he was a thinker, well-educated, a schemer.
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Stretching along Lake Michigan, this relatively well-educated district sits among the affluent Chicago suburbs.
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Then there are the undecided, conflicted blue-collar Democrat-leaners and well-educated Republican-leaners.
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Yuppies order food from menus that less well-educated people could find intimidating, he says.
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Young, well-educated workers can have some of the best careers in the world here.
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"Our father believes strongly that all of his children should be well-educated," Afroza said.
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Clinton's core coalition is composed of racial minorities and well-educated women, especially unmarried ones.
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And today, it would make President Trump seem more resilient among well-educated white voters.
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After college, they supplied well-educated and disciplined workforces to fuel South Korea's rapid industrialization.
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They were sophisticated, well educated and well traveled, they just didn't talk much about themselves.
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Importantly, the aforementioned well-educated cities and suburbs seem to be continuing to shift blue.
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Many of my well-educated black, Latino, Asian and Arab friends have done the same.
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Well-educated adults earn much more, live longer and are happier than poorly educated adults.
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He is a polite, well-educated, engaging, important psychiatrist as well as a true gentleman.
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Similar narrowing was seen in the gap between highly educated and less well-educated women.
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This year, the exit polls again exaggerated the importance of well-educated and Hispanic voters.
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Clinton was stronger among well-educated white and nonwhite voters than the exit polls imply.
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They are well-educated and hail from an urban area in another part of China.
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Indeed, there aren't many polls showing Democrats excelling in the well-educated districts where Mrs.
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Trump won by 17 points, and the district is very white and not particularly well-educated.
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Populations on the coast are typically older, whiter, less well-educated and poorer than the average.
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Russia has a strong crop of teachers, as well as a talented and well-educated population.
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The attackers were "well educated," with one studying in the U.K. and Australia, Ruwan Wijewardene said.
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The returns to education have risen despite the rise in the supply of well-educated people.
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Young, well-educated Greeks can avoid paying back the debt by simply moving to another country.
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Contract review was first outsourced to India to very smart, well-educated Indians who cost less.
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It takes a thoughtful healthcare provider and a well-educated patient to make an informed decision.
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Trump won by 210 points, and the district is very white and not particularly well educated.
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"I see the threat being the fact that people sometimes are not well educated," Carson said.
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Many people were typically [in their] late-20s to mid-30s, well-educated and well-balanced.
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All are in big cities, with well-educated, go-getting, diverse populations, where he is loathed.
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However for a democracy to survive, everyone, not just a select few, must be well-educated.
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He's burning way too much support among well-educated and nonwhite voters, at least right now.
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He's losing as many well-educated white voters as he's gaining among less educated white voters.
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Previous surveys show that in Europe, anti-immigration views are stronger among the less well-educated.
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Clinton is excelling in diverse and well-educated states like Virginia, Colorado and even North Carolina.
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Virginia and Colorado seem all but off the table, given how well educated those states are.
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Nate Well, Trump is definitely doing worse among well-educated and moderate voters — that's for sure.
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It recognized the considerable company benefits that accrued from having a loyal, well-educated work force.
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There are a lot of well-educated white voters around Detroit, or Lansing and Ann Arbor.
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Even well-educated women of color, the report found, are often struggling to make ends meet.
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Smaïl was purportedly the nom de plume of a well-educated French-born Arab, or Beur.
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So far, Mr. Trump's losses among well-educated suburban Republican voters have roughly canceled out Mrs.
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Republicans traded fast growing, large, better-educated counties for slow growing, smaller less well-educated counties.
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The abundance of Democratic challengers in these well-educated districts is a reflection of huge enthusiasm.
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And then there was us, well educated in everything useless for life on the Wyoming range.
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It's not shocking that an extremely accomplished college professor would disproportionately appeal to well-educated voters.
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For one thing, the well-educated leadership of the left is thriving under the status quo.
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Despite the bleeding of talent through emigration, the workforce is relatively well-educated and low-cost.
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They are currently about twice as Republican-leaning as the well-educated counties are Democratic leaning.
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The Democratic gains in predominantly white, well-educated suburbs have stretched the Republican majority exceedingly thin.
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So far, we're observing a pretty modest response bias toward Democrats, particularly in well-educated districts.
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The decline of marriage among less well-educated men serves only to accelerate the downward spiral.
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Mr. Trump struggled to victory in this district, a well-educated suburban area north of Atlanta.
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He was the son of well-educated professionals: his father a meteorologist; his mother an agronomist.
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Trump won by 113 points, and the district is very white and not particularly well-educated.
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The economy needs workers to do unpleasant jobs that well-educated locals are unwilling to take up.
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It's a traditionally Republican, well-educated Western state — and his support there seems to run especially deep.
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It shows that, like natives, immigrants tend to benefit the treasury only if they are well-educated.
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If Mrs Clinton's strategy of winning over well-educated whites was a success, why did she lose?
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That is because well-educated workers have done best in places where there are lots of them.
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And people -- well-educated, highly skilled people, many of them immigrants -- were behind each and every one.
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The well-educated northern Virginia suburbs of Washington, D.C., have pulled that state into the Democratic column.
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There were also certainly well-educated Trump supporters who strongly and understandably wanted an outsider/business candidate.
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Those who do so tend to be disproportionately young and well-educated, and are becoming more so.
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It was penetrating the white-collar, well-educated in the top cities, but it was not everywhere.
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Countries like Costa Rica and Brazil are filled with young, smart, well-educated programmers who are hungry.
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We have a very well educated and flexible labor force and in Denmark we are very digitized.
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His gains among less educated white voters have been neatly canceled by losses among well-educated voters.
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Millions of middle-income Chinese families like Xiao Kang's are well fed, well housed and well educated.
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Clinton's strength among young, nonwhite and well-educated voters would be enough to make her a favorite.
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She's confident to talk about a topic once taboo here and is well educated about the risks.
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Tellingly, House Republicans still had the edge among well-educated white voters, a group that supported Mrs.
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Another problem for Clinton, as you mentioned, is that Nevada just isn't a very well-educated state.
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The persons referred to may not have been to college but they may be very well educated.
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They come from a tradition of good coaching and are usually well educated in the Dutch system.
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On the one hand, Northern Virginia is one of the most well-educated parts of the country.
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And it makes a statement about what a well-educated person in the 21st century should know.
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Gail: The for-profit idea only works if you assume the customers can make — well, educated decisions.
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America's Muslims are prosperous, well-educated and, with the exception of recent arrivals from Somalia, well-integrated.
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If anything, Democrats might have the opposite problem in these well-educated areas: too many viable candidates.
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This is no easy task even for well-educated doctors, let alone for desperate patients in pain.
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Part of it, as Noah Smith of Bloomberg theorizes, may be disappointment among the well-educated young.
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He was wealthy, well educated, curious and highly opinionated, and he grew up loving music and literature.
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The donor I have chosen is tall, well educated, lean, laconic, a chemical engineer who researches renewables.
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The party saw its future in ascendant constituencies: empowered minorities, singles, social liberals and the well-educated.
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"Anywheres," for Goodhart, are well educated, well traveled, tech savvy and mostly liberal, agile and entrepreneurial elites.
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And those polls said she didn't win well-educated white voters, as many pre-election polls indicated.
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Both are well-educated millennial American men born who grew up in low- to middle-income families.
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In Congress, he cut a moderate swath that fit his largely centrist, affluent and well-educated district.
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This is a well-educated population with an existential reason to stay at least moderately well-informed.
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Instead, Democrats surged back into the majority last fall primarily by routing Republicans in well-educated suburban districts.
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A well-educated population benefits the country as a whole, and so higher education was seen worth subsidizing.
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But those who have kicked the smoking habit often belong to the well-educated, richer part of society.
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He's well-educated, well-spoken, so he could just grow and become amazing – or he could just collapse.
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Small-business owners will find reasonable taxes, a well-educated workforce and a low unemployment rate (3.8 percent).
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Like extremist groups elsewhere in South Asia, NTJ seems to have attracted well-educated and well-heeled adherents.
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For the less well-educated this often involves insecure work in areas such as food delivery and cleaning.
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I was very blessed to have been pushed along the way by two very well-educated, hardworking parents.
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Flawless penmanship and a rigorous grasp of Latin were once considered de riguer for any well-educated person.
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After all, being born a wealthy white man has taken Trump much farther than most well-educated blacks.
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Many such newcomers are well educated and tend to be conservative on fiscal issues but more liberal socially.
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At the time, centers around the country were mostly studying well-educated, white people who volunteered, Olichney said.
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In seven states, his approval among these well-educated white voters has tumbled to 264 percent or less.
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So you seem like a well-educated professional searching for luxury items on a high-end mobile device?
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In many ways I was the target audience for vaccine skepticism: white, well-educated, relatively affluent, and female.
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The problem of attracting intelligent, well-educated graduates into teaching goes much deeper than making admissions more selective.
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Most couldn't speak English, most had never been in the United States, and most were not well educated.
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The turnout machine her campaign built attracted a massive coalition of younger voters, well-educated voters and minorities.
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Democratic strength in mostly white, well-educated suburbs has stretched the Republican House majority to the breaking point.
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That helps Sanders, because those well-educated voters have been among the Democratic constituencies most dubious of him.
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Here's an obvious one: The United States, like France, is a prosperous country with a well-educated population.
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"I suppose we are a little, quiet backwater, but young people are very well educated," Ms. Smyth said.
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The Palestinian people are industrious, well educated and adjacent to the Silicon Valley of the Middle East — Israel.
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More recently, the sociologist Ruth Milkman found that well-educated millennials were overrepresented among Occupy Wall Street activists.
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This negative stigma makes it seem like you must be well educated to enjoy music, this isn't true.
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In this country, resistance to vaccinating children has emerged even among some who are well educated and affluent.
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In July 1941, the Nazis rounded up the town's intellectuals: the well-educated, the doctors—its professional class.
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It's no small matter, since well-educated voters are much likelier to take surveys than less educated ones.
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But increasingly, especially among well-educated white liberals, religion and politics are not face-to-face communal experiences.
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In Peters Township, a well-off, well-educated Pittsburgh exurb, Saccone defeated Lamb by a comfortable 453%-41%.
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But she did poorly in what French sociologists call "Winner's France" — urban, employed, well-educated and pro-European.
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High-paying work in the new knowledge economy concentrated in New York, and so did well-educated workers.
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Researchers have long assumed that only well-educated and healthier people benefit from working after a certain age.
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The pattern repeated itself across well-educated metropolitan areas and enclaves, including college towns like Auburn and Tuscaloosa.
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It's a nice town located in a very pleasant country whose population speaks English and is well-educated.
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He was young, was well educated, grew up in the area, and, of course, was clearly open to radicalization.
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"I think that this is really important to do, just to help everybody stay safe and stay well-educated."
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The government said nine homegrown, well-educated suicide bombers carried out the attacks, eight of whom had been identified.
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" The actress says her father — who was a chemical engineer — "was a very smart man, and very well educated.
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As things stand, greater longevity is something of a lottery that favours the well-off and the well-educated.
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Had Mrs Clinton roused Mr Obama's coalition of non-whites, the young and well-educated she would have won.
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Saad is well-educated, earning degrees at the University of Michigan and Harvard's John F. Kennedy School of Government.
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As technological change makes new demands of workers, it seems plausible that more will need to be well-educated.
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On the whole the immigrants were poor but relatively well educated: Judaism prized argument and exegesis, which require literacy.
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Many are well-educated but find the work and pay offered by tech jobs aren't what they had imagined.
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The Gonsalvus girls were well educated, well respected members of court, but doomed to be separated from their parents.
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Black Americans can't make the changes our nation needs without the help over well meaning well educated white people.
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Demographic profile: Cannabis users in Australia are an average age of 22 years and generally from well-educated backgrounds.
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A well educated and hard working president who is perfectly capable of governing simply refuses to perform traditional duties.
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Clinton could win enough well-educated white voters and nonwhite voters to swamp Mr. Trump's white working-class gains.
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That's true broadly for well-educated professionals in the United States, who have become increasingly Democratic in recent years.
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There won't necessarily be the right number of young, well-educated, female Hispanics, or old, less educated white men.
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So far, the polls suggest he will lose too much ground among well-educated and nonwhite voters to win.
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Comstock's affluent and well-educated district has been in GOP hands for years, but has been recently trending blue.
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There's one therapist who seems like she has what I want: an anxiety specialist, well-educated, takes my insurance.
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"The presumption was men who committed rape could never be well-educated, affluent, or talented at sports," she wrote.
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Like all countries, Haiti is a collection of people -- rich and poor, well educated and not, good and bad.
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For one thing, Trump's 39-point lead among less well educated whites surged past Mitt Romney's 25-point margin.
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Many of them are well educated, gainfully employed, Chardonnay-drinking professionals with summer homes and are set for life.
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You are a mature, highly organized, well-educated zookeeper with a lot of knowledge about public policy and boards.
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Who wins will come down, in no small part, to places like Chandler, with its well-educated independent voters.
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After the couple split, around 1930, the enterprising and well-educated Ms. Armstrong formed her own successful big band.
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But well-educated voters in Virginia didn't appear to make any distinction between Mr. Trump and their incumbent representatives.
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It doesn't even really look different (though I could argue that turnout among well-educated Republican women looks weak).
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All three women are essentially members of a working class that now includes broad swaths of the well educated.
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You are a beautiful lady, clever ... and well educated but I think you are missing what is really important.
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"We try to make sure kids are not only well educated but well rounded," said Mr. Rogers, the superintendent.
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Our society favors those who are wealthy and well-educated, two qualities which are passed from parent to child.
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Well-educated and well-trained workers not only promote economic growth, but also strengthen the fabric of our democracy.
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Democrats' top opportunities to capture Republican-held seats are concentrated in well-educated, higher-income and preponderantly white districts.
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The largest group generally resembles the affluent, well-educated suburban GOP seats where the Democrats' best chances are concentrated.
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Instead, Bannon got what he came for -- a clip of himself "correcting" a patronizing well-educated woman -- and left.
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Moua and his wife went on to have six children, all of them well educated in the United States.
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The issue has the potential to accelerate the growing discontent among well-educated white women with the Republican Party.
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The area used to be solidly Republican but has since moved to the left, like many well-educated suburbs.
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They're well-educated and won't go back on issues like gender equality or issues of race and racism or Islamophobia.
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The people running the economy are competent, well-educated technocrats (such as the head of the central bank, Elvira Nabiulina).
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The protest movement, composed in large part of well-educated and determined young people, will not back down empty-handed.
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Most of the founders of the paradigmatic VC home runs were privileged: male, cisgender, well-educated, from affluent families, etc.
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Automation is expected to have an outsized impact in certain regions in the country, and among less well educated workers.
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It defines the line between the Old America (less well educated) and the New America (voters who have college degrees).
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The rich and well educated are best placed to act on this knowledge, says Ronny Cheung, a paediatrician in London.
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Workers in the Old Dominion are well-educated, and many of them make their living in high-tech STEM fields.
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Supporters are often young, urban and well educated—the political wing of the "Erasmus generation" of cross-border European students.
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They find huge differences not just between well-educated, privileged people and others but between modern parents and past ones.
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People are well-educated in Lisbon, and salaries are lower than in other European metropolitan areas, as are living costs.
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Many young, well-educated Chinese will find work creating, controlling, and tending to these autonomous laborers at companies like DJI.
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So teachers and parents might just have to take the good with the bad if they want well-educated kids.
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Well-educated suburban voters are fleeing Trump's Republican Party, which they see as being run by racists and know-nothings.
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The region is one of the few places in the northern United States where Republicans dominate in well-educated suburbs.
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That's because Democrats have made surprising gains with voters in upscale, well-educated suburbs — traditional GOP strongholds across New Jersey.
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Although I am distraught, I know that thousands of well-educated, committed individuals will pick up the pieces and rebuild.
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Self-identified Republicans, white women, the wealthy and well-educated people of all races are turning their backs on him.
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Meanwhile, polling suggests that Trump's failure to win over prosperous, well-educated voters is at least as big a problem.
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Progressive Democratic voters tend to be relatively affluent, well educated and liberal, particularly on social issues like abortion and guns.
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They are one of the most affluent and well-educated ethnic groups in the country, according to a new book.
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Clinton among well-educated white voters or nonwhite voters would quickly start to make things very challenging for Mr. Trump.
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It&aposs well-educated suburbanites who used to vote Republican who switch and voted for Clinton in the last election.
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Though Christians represent roughly 30 percent of the population, they are highly represented among upper-class, urban, well-educated Koreans.
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I've been on the receiving end of emails sent out by a well-educated woman who lives in Cambridge, Mass.
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These and other townships surrounding Boston epitomize the gains the Democratic Party has made nationwide in liberal, well-educated suburbs.
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In all of the drawings of leaders people believed that strong leaders were good listeners, decisive, caring, and well educated.
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Unlike in Ohio and Michigan, they combined their newfound strength in well-educated suburbs with more of their traditional voters.
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But he was nearly as weak among well-educated white voters as he was strong among less educated white voters.
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Facebook seemed to think it was … people like us, in the room—well-educated, comfortable technocrats or public policy wonks.
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The party's support comes mainly from the young and well-educated, data shows, while it has little following among pensioners.
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He noted that the swing districts in the House tend to be well-educated and diverse, like Orange County, Calif.
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While never acceptable, such violence may be inescapable, even for privileged women like Jenn: well-educated, well-employed, white, American.
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Meanwhile, Clinton's strongest supporters appear to be the well-educated and minority voters who backed Obama over her in 24.
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This is an R+173 district: On the one hand, it's well-educated and suburban (possible opportunity for the Democrats).
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Cardiologists tend to be well educated and hard working, and big tech companies have a track record of recruiting such people.
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She also realized that her well-educated friends also had zero education on what it really meant to freeze your eggs.
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Many immigrants from South Asia are well-educated, success-driven professionals and they want their kids to be that way too.
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I want high school and college graduates with capabilities that employers want, whether they come from well-educated families or not.
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Berry was a contrarian from an early age, joking to his well-educated dad that he wanted to become a bootlegger.
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But North Korea excels at choreography and theater, and its officials are well educated, very savvy, and agile with a pirouette.
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Well-educated, highly-trained, creative-thinking people are essential to the most innovative companies and successful entrepreneurs in the world today.
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Most of the protesters, like Mr. Tlilli, are well educated but have found that even advanced degrees, do not help them.
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Some Canadians fondly imagine that a wave of young, well-educated Americans will move north, as they did during the 1970s.
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But he thinks voters in his well-educated district can draw a line between his party's policy and his voting history.
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The SNRs are relatively well-educated; about four in ten have a college degree, and 17% have done post-graduate work.
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Second, thanks to the relative decline and increasing capital intensity of manufacturing, job opportunities for the less well-educated are shrinking.
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Mostly, this is because they are less well educated, a result of apartheid's legacy and the government's failure to fix it.
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Even the well educated are left struggling to put food on the table, to resolver -- make ends meet, legally or illegally.
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With its well-educated people, Botswana could live up to its promise as a model that combines democracy and good governance.
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Rather than fearing concussions, people should be well educated on them and aware of how well concussions are dealt with medically.
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North Korea could also then utilize its natural resources and well-educated labor force, the analysts said, noting compulsory secondary education.
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California has a large and well-educated workforce, however, and the supply of qualified female candidates should not be a concern.
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That was down 12 percentage points from his standing with those well-educated Republicans in his first month of his term.
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One, there's an alignment with top-quality content, very high-end, very able to reach a thoughtful, well-educated, affluent individual.
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"This was a considerate, thoughtful and well-educated jury that looked at the science to conclude glyphosate causes cancer," Wisner said.
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Such proposals resonate with its main voter base among the young, the relatively well-educated and those in the poor south.
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In a speech broadcast on live TV in Istanbul, Erdoğan called on "well-educated future mothers" not to use birth control.
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And it should worry Republicans in historically conservative, well-educated districts across the Sun Belt, like those in Orange County, Calif.
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I feel like a pretty well-educated person but I was unaware that a medication abortion was something I could do.
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But — and it's a big "but" — all of these countries remain highly affluent, well-educated, free, democratic, "happy," and relatively equal.
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My wife and I were very fortunate to get into our research together, we are both well-educated and switched-on.
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But the exit polls aren't weighted by education, and so they start and end with far too many well-educated voters.
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There, wealthy and well-educated whites — particularly women — who had supported Republicans for generations have recoiled against the president's caustic language.
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Today, he seeks the presidential nomination of a very different Democratic Party, one that is increasingly progressive, diverse and well educated.
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He replied: Many well-educated affluent Democrats will stay loyal even if the Democratic Party adopts economic and racially redistributive policies.
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Of course, dedicating so many talented, well-educated Americans to such pursuits is not a good prescription — for health or happiness.
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On the one hand, the Kentucky Republican is, presumably, a very smart and well-educated guy, particularly in engineering and energy.
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Indeed, both Hispanic voters and white voters without a degree respond to polls at lower rates than well-educated white voters.
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From then on, the mark of a successful city was one that could cluster well-educated people in a cool place.
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These three districts have fairly well-educated white voters, and the Republican incumbent didn't win by a daunting margin in 2016.
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While Iraq had a fairly well-educated populace, a modern road system and large oil revenues, Afghanistan was far less developed.
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Instead, the party's new majority is centered on urban and suburban districts that are either racially diverse, well educated, or both.
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His gains were large enough to cancel out considerable losses among well-educated white voters and a decade of demographic shifts.
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He appears to be well educated — an undergraduate degree from Harvard and joint law and business degrees from New York University.
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If we're single, heterosexual and well educated, we face a "man deficit"; if we're married, we're more frustrated by our spouses.
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And Georgia's sixth district isn't just well educated: It's the best-educated House district held by a Republican in the country.
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There are a hundred employees, most of them young and well educated, who have an air of higher purpose about them.
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The city also has a strong, well-educated workforce, though it is heavily unionized, and inclusiveness is enshrined in federal law.
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Recoiling from Trump This consistent shift toward Democrats among well-educated white women is driven mostly by their recoil from Trump.
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They are well-educated, have a middle or high income and demand high quality and transparency in the food they consume.
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That wound up being a bad trade for the Republicans in Virginia, a particularly well-educated state that voted for Mrs.
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Like other populist parties in Europe, it has managed to mobilize less well-educated younger voters who feel left behind by globalization.
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Jiyad saw Dhiaa as part of a new generation of younger, well-educated Iraqis who wanted to turn a devastated country around.
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Like so many Central European countries, startup founders are at once well-educated in the ways of western investment and also frightened.
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Compared with all other big foreign-born groups, they are younger, richer and more likely to be married and supremely well educated.
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But thanks to a new batch of on-set photos captured by stealthy paparazzi, we can make some extremely well-educated guesses.
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The first were well-educated millennials who wanted to invest their values and were willing to put a 'stake in the ground.
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Richer, well-educated people want to live near each other, and high house prices conveniently discourage poorer people from spoiling the view.
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In states where white voters tend to be well-educated, such as Colorado and Virginia, the polls pegged the final results perfectly.
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First, we're seeing a flight from Trump among well-educated suburban white voters in major metropolitan areas like Denver, Philadelphia and Atlanta.
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You want people to be well educated, and you want that education not to be too tightly linked to a particular skill.
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But it can be difficult even for the most engaged or well-educated voters to grasp the complexities of health-care reform.
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On the other hand, I've also known many contented, happily married couples who were not particularly well educated nor successful as professionals.
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In 43, two months after receiving his doctorate, he carefully wrote a sermon on "Worship" intended to impress his well-educated parishioners.
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This confirms my own view of myself as rational and well educated, and it conforms with the views of people I respect.
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These are places where the white population is disproportionately well-educated, and where the Latino and Asian populations are generally disproportionately high.
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This was not the case in America, whose Muslims made their own way and arrived mostly well-educated and ready to flourish.
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The growing number of women with advanced degrees is part of it, as well-educated women tend to be especially left-leaning.
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Democrats think their path back to a House majority runs through wealthy, well-educated and politically-engaged suburban districts around the country.
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Mr. Trump's biggest challenges are five well-educated congressional districts near or including Manhattan — the 215th, 10th, 7th, 12th and 13th Districts.
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Well-educated men are, like me, or almost despite education, would be comfortable with a lot of undereducated or, rather, antisocial figures.
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While well-educated voters are highly likely to show up in a midterm election, that isn't always the case for minority voters.
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It is a coveted group for advertisers and publishers: Users are often relatively young, well educated, tech-savvy and hard to reach.
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Over the medium term, the question is whether the G.O.P. can recover its huge edge among those well-educated Southern white voters.
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Texas's 32nd District is a model for the kind of district that Democrats are looking to snatch: well-educated and increasingly diverse.
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Whether Mr. Trump can suppress his losses among well-educated voters and Latinos will be decided by a lot more than demographics.
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They are well-educated, well-informed experts in the countries, cultures, and issues they manage, and problem-solvers in a complicated world.
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That didn't happen until later, when I realized I'm a white, well-educated cis man—which in turn makes me very privileged.
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This time, Democrats are counting on a reversion among white working-class voters and a surge in turnout among well-educated voters.
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Democrats might see a big surge in primary turnout in well-educated, traditionally Republican areas, like the suburbs of Dallas or Houston.
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In general, the exit polls underestimate Republican support, probably in no small part because they overrepresent young, nonwhite and well-educated voters.
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The district is a good bellwether for races in well-educated suburbs, and there are signs of a lot of G.O.P. defection.
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Many of the participants, who were primarily female, white and well-educated, admitted to behaviors like trashing displays or yelling at employees.
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So what would motivate dozens of well-educated Britons to swallow a vial full of the germs that made Typhoid Mary famous?
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She's wealthy and fit and well-educated and chic and, to quote George Orwell on Salvador Dalí, as antisocial as a flea.
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A very sweet, kind, well-educated young man told me once that he just didn't acknowledge gifts, even if he likes it.
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I'm sure as heck well-educated on the subject now, and 'news flash' for everyone out there … it's apparently pretty common nowadays.
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Polls suggest that focusing on her humble upbringing has been, at best, only partly successful in appealing to less well-educated voters.
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And even this embrace is still pretty confined to a specific group — established, well-educated students, businessmen and elites from wealthy countries.
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U.S. News reported that the coastal areas of Santa Barbara, in particular, are home to the city's most wealthy, well-educated citizens.
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"Young, very well-educated Republican veterans of Iraq and Afghanistan are in a sense the next generation of party leadership," he said.
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A large share of well-educated liberal America is post-Protestant — former Methodists, ex-Lutherans, lapsed Presbyterians, the secularized kids of Congregationalists.
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Clinton's gains among well-educated voters helped to concentrate her support in the coasts and the prosperous but safely Republican Sun Belt.
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The five were described as "normal, regular guys" and young, well-educated men who attended top schools and received a secular education.
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This joke forgets how US immigration selects for promising, well-educated Asian immigrants creating a skewed perception of who Asian Americans are.
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Savvy and well-educated investors may consider looking beyond individual liquor brands and companies to creative exchange-traded funds and their agricultural suppliers.
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"Many of the well-educated white G.O.P. voters with reservations about Mr. Trump appear to be sticking by Republicans, at least for now."
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It is also increasingly diverse, and in recent years became a magnet for well-educated immigrants from India and other parts of Asia.
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The data also showed that the world is no longer divided between rich and well-educated nations and poor and badly-educated ones.
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Born in 1919 in Bronxville, New York, the well-educated Ferlinghetti was raised in a milieu that was equal parts privilege and privation.
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IDA Ireland, the national investment agency, is redoubling its efforts to sell Ireland's well-educated workforce and low corporation tax to foreign investors.
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I, too, am a well-educated woman with a decent work history who actually made more money than my husband when we married.
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It is an evolution shared by suburban voters nationally, particularly well-educated ones, like many of his neighbors in East Grand Rapids, Mich.
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It's yet another example of how the modern economy is generous to some (usually the affluent and well-educated), while leaving others behind.
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Cai is encouraged by the 100,000 prospective customers — largely urban dwellers aged 20 to 35, well educated — already signed up on Italic's waitlist.
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Mr Turnbull held it comfortably, but its voters are liberal and well-educated and could turn on the party following the leadership fiasco.
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Recently published data refute this claim: Mrs Clinton now appears to have fared far better with well-educated whites than was previously believed.
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In Germany, a significant percentage of Mass-goers, including some well-educated and articulate women, are determined to stay and fight for change.
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Orange and San Diego Counties have grown more diverse, and their relatively wealthy, well-educated Republicans are not President Donald Trump's core constituency.
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Trump's base of older, white, male and "less well-educated" voters could turn single-handedly change the outcome of the election, he said.
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"I feel Hillary is well-educated and aware of the issues going on in America especially with my race, African-American," Spratt said.
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It's the second-wealthiest and second-most well-educated majority-black district in the country, 538's Nate Silver pointed out on Twitter.
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In general, well-educated Republicans are about as consistently conservative on the issues as Republicans with only high school educations, the study found.
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So red state America is presented with this paradox that this really well educated, enlightened elite know everything, but they really don&apost.
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"Contrary to popular belief, the modern coal miner is well-educated and highly experienced in operating multi-million dollar mining machinery," Reid says.
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A close friend who is a well-educated black woman developed a life-threatening infection during her pregnancy which required an emergency delivery.
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Graduates are eligible to work for up to four years, and some stay longer, giving Australia a relatively young, well-educated, multicultural workforce.
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To understand the shift among well-educated women, Lexington headed this week to Chesterfield County, Virginia, a leafy, mostly conservative suburb of Richmond.
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This isn't because those countries are extremely well-educated, although educational levels in Africa are rapidly improving throughout most countries on the continent.
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Many suburban districts around the country have been moving steadily toward Democrats as moderate, well-educated voters swing away from the polarizing president.
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Many of the well-educated white G.O.P. voters with reservations about Mr. Trump appear to be sticking by Republicans, at least for now.
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Young, well-educated whites are moving into once minority, often depopulated and dilapidated neighborhoods, where new condo and rental apartment construction is booming.
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Is it racist to say that you would prefer immigrants coming to the U.S. who are well-educated, skilled, and high-income earners?
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This interview is basically peak "well-educated college boys having a lovely laugh over tea," so it's fun in a weird, esoteric sense.
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If you want a well educated workforce for your startup staff, you are more likely to get it from a more equal society.
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Narrowing down a bit, he also knew Latin—again, not that unusual for a well-educated man of his age, if rarer today.
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After all, the sort of message that appeals to well-educated Republican voters may not resonate with working-class Democrats, and vice versa.
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Democrats swept Republicans in well-educated areas but fell just short of taking control in recounts of several districts carried by the president.
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But the region's allegiance began to shift as well-educated and culturally liberal voters came to predominate in the suburbs in the 1990s.
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Clinton's gains came in well-educated and diverse states that tend to be less competitive, including red states like Arizona, Texas and Utah.
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Many of the districts have large, well-educated suburban populations, a demographic that tends to express more disapproval of Trump in opinion polls.
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He was one of those wealthy, well-educated 2212th-century amateurs England was especially good at producing and whose tinkering proved epoch-making.
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Most of the attackers were well-educated and from wealthy families, with some having been abroad to study, according to Sri Lankan officials.
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These mostly white, mostly not-well-educated voters experienced the change as threat, which manifested in support for hard-line anti-immigrant parties.
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" In Italy, he met many "well-educated young people" and in Nepal, he found a "jumble of young idealists and older seasoned executives.
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As the Democratic elite and the Democratic electorate as a whole become increasingly well educated and affluent, the party faces a crucial question.
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It does nonetheless cobble together plenty of well-educated areas, whether young neighborhoods on Chicago's north side or office-park-dotted western suburbs.
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The huge Democratic gains in well-educated areas have brought a whole new group of seats to the top of the battleground list.
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"Spiritual but not religious" identifiers, who now constitute a quarter of the United States population, are disproportionately made up of well-educated liberals.
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Clinton had strength with Hispanic voters and well-educated white voters, but it helped her more in noncompetitive states, like Texas and California.
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Bravo likes to emphasize how well educated the network's viewers are, and members of the cast like to emphasize how real they are.
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They tend to be well educated and have large families — a boon for a province with a low birthrate and an aging population.
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For the well-educated, "the expected returns to child investments" are high, well worth the time and effort, Lundberg and her collaborators write.
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The military remains a highly respected American institution and well-educated Republicans are likely to be troubled by Trump's repudiation of military leadership.
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On key cultural issues, these well-educated non-evangelical whites lean almost as sharply toward the left as evangelicals do toward the right.
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We need well-educated kids to become productive and law-abiding adults, and an educated workforce to remain competitive in a global economy.
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But Democrats have their own plans in the state, aiming to win over well-educated suburban voters who could help them oust Rep.
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Source: IHME/2019 Goalkeepers Report "In some countries, girls tend to be well-educated yet under-represented in the workforce," the Gates wrote.
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Reader Forum It's probably the biggest demographic story of this election: Hillary Clinton has made big gains with well-educated whites, particularly women.
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A small group of well-educated professionals enjoys rising wages, while most workers toil in low-wage jobs with few chances to advance.
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" She said that "there was an immediate comfort level" when she met Mr. Soloway, whom she described as "handsome, funny and extremely well educated.
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So we got to make sure the players from all the teams are very well educated, understand their responsibilities and would not get involved.
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The appeal of the stock market also shows who the ideal marginal voter is for today's Democratic Party: a well-educated, moderate-Republican professional.
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Kenyan high school teachers tell CNN that -- in addition to the kids from Kenya's slums -- the terror groups are also targeting well-educated youngsters.
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First, Republican voters in the district—a stretch of mostly well-heeled, white and well-educated Atlanta suburbs—were never wild about Mr Trump.
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That plan included airborne and satellite monitoring to enforce rules, caps on tourist numbers and efforts to attract "high-income and well-educated visitors".
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Losing is an unfamiliar feeling for the well-educated, liberal, relatively well-off British citizens who make up the spine of the Remain vote.
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But more importantly, the DCCC seems to be banking on the idea that well-educated suburban areas are the key to flipping the House.
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After all, why would well educated, upper-middle-class folks with seemingly everything to live for blow themselves up and kill so many innocents?
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Islamic State has used the internet to tempt recruits from across the world, including sometimes well-educated young men and women from British cities.
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Warren, who started building her on-the-ground operation last January, also appeals to the surge voter in these counties, well-educated suburban women.
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Broadly speaking, Britons who backed staying in the EU were better-off, tended to be younger and well-educated and were more outward-looking.
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"Trump turns off a lot of well-educated, affluent Republican voters who live in suburbs like Fairfax County, Va., Montgomery County, Pa.," he continued.
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University enrolment remains relatively low in Africa, but demand for higher education is taking off as Africa's young and increasingly well-educated population swells.
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They made those gains largely by expanding their support in well-educated suburbs where more voters tend to express concern about the changing climate.
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More broadly, he said Bannon's politics would hurt the GOP, including among affluent, well-educated voters who play an important part in county elections.
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"My gut is that you're seeing a lot of affluent, white suburban voters, well-educated, particularly women, fleeing the Trump party," Schneider told Hill.
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When a sex crime is involved, the #MeToo movement mainly ignites when the victim is white, a celebrity, or a well-educated, credentialed professional.
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Despite the parental panic in Silicon Valley and well-educated communities nationwide, research suggests that screen time can be a net positive for children.
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On the other hand, there are still a lot more white working-class voters than well-educated white voters, especially in the battleground states.
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But if Democrats keep winning well-educated voters, that could help in terms of turnout, and so much of the midterms is about turnout.
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Over all, he's faring about as well among white registered voters as Mr. Romney did, despite Mr. Trump's weakness with well-educated white voters.
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Our leaders must expand teacher training and build new standardized learning plans to ensure that students leaving school are well educated on Nazi atrocities.
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According to Todt, most consumers aren't well-educated about cybersecurity and only hear about breaches that make headlines or affect themselves or a friend.
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Clinton's gains come from big margins among well-educated voters and an electorate that's much more diverse than it was even a decade ago.
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"Admittedly, both of them are well educated and there are so many contraceptives available and they could have used such contraceptives and avoided pregnancy."
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Most of these seats are largely white, well-educated and affluent districts that for years represented a pillar of GOP strength in the House.
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Victor is an engineer who fits many of the American stereotypes of Asians: He's financially successful, well-educated, shy at first, and mild-mannered.
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But a great partner to her means a well-educated, Bangladeshi-American man over five feet eight inches tall; and this was non-negotiable.
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"Primary evidence suggests they were well educated and from well-off families," he told a news conference, referring to the militants in Tuesday's incident.
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If Northam matches that range among well-educated whites, he'll likely win too (absent a huge turnout shift toward blue-collar and rural areas).
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One Google search usually isn't enough to become well-educated on a topic, says Russell, particularly if it's an issue that's complex or broad.
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" He said that his fellow undecided voters were "all very well-educated, well-thought-out people who just haven't quite made their decision yet.
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People have been flocking to the Grand Canyon State for years, and it turns out that a great many of them are well educated.
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"As they were well educated and young, they could blend into and operate in the upmarket diplomatic enclave without evoking red flags," he said.
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"The fact is that Jagger, Bowie and Garfunkel are all extremely bright, intelligent and well educated," he told The New York Times in 21990.
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Many Republican incumbents are struggling in mostly white and well-educated suburban districts ringing America's major cities, and that includes the Kansas City suburbs.
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There are the mostly well-educated, affluent whites, many of whom were drawn to Colorado by high-paying tech jobs and myriad outdoor opportunities.
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The change is all happening on the Democratic side and, to a lesser extent, among unaffiliated voters in well-educated and Democratic-leaning areas.
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The exit polls, like 2016's pre-election polls, aren't weighted by education, and so they're just as biased toward a well-educated electorate.
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Like Ms. Warren again, Mr. Bradley did well in some predictable liberal enclaves, but had trouble attracting voters neither well educated nor well off.
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When she was in her 30s, she met Elizabeth McCausland, a well-educated critic and historian of American art who became her life partner.
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His losses — the voters who switched from Mr. Romney to Hillary Clinton — were largest in well-educated but traditionally Republican areas like Georgia's Sixth.
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She made sacrifice after sacrifice to ensure her daughter was happy, well educated, and had the freedom she felt she never did growing up.
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Nate: This is probably a tactic that a lot of Democrats will adopt in traditionally conservative, well-educated districts where Trump struggled in November.
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Young women like me -- well-educated, career-driven, independent-minded, "liberated" you could even say -- weren't anathema to conservatism but increasingly crucial to it.
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Urban Studies Everyone has theories for why well-educated, higher-income professionals are moving back into parts of cities shunned by their parents' generation.
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Clinton probably won well-educated white voters by only a narrow margin, so the Pew result seems to imply a weakening in his standing.
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Warren has also struggled to attract support from black voters, as polls find her base of support is dominated by well-educated white liberals.
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Those three daughters, now mothers, are each warm, highly articulate, well educated and, most important, fully engaged in organizations striving to enhance civil society.
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Yet Sudan also has great strengths, including a robust, well-educated civil society that is fed up with autocratic ideologues and yearns for freedom.
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"[T]he prototypical moist-averse person is a young, neurotic, female who is well-educated and somewhat disgusted by bodily function," the study notes.
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"More advanced manufacturing will require higher skilled labour, putting older and generally less well educated migrant workers at greater risk of unemployment," Burg says.
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"We strongly believe in stable funding for local municipalities and tie our company's success to a well-educated and well-compensated workforce," Genentech said.
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He's spending all of Sunday in Virginia, which should be one of his best states because of its mix of religious and well-educated voters.
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Experts use the HDI to measure "human well-being," a function of long healthy lives, being well educated and having a decent standard of living.
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But he's well educated and understands the Fourth Amendment, which gives people the right to be secure in their homes, against unreasonable searches and seizures.
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Chicago remains one of the main hubs for business in the Midwest, and the city has a strong, well-educated workforce to boost the economy.
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Given the nature of the jobs on offer, it is unsurprising that the new arrivals are often young and not particularly well educated or Anglophone.
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Since then the urban wage advantage for well-educated workers has become more pronounced, even as that for less-educated workers has all but disappeared.
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Limitations of the study include the lack of diversity among participants, who were generally well-educated and physically and psychologically healthy, the authors point out.
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A 2015 study by Pew Research found that a majority of those who delay or avoid vaccines are white, well-educated and have high incomes.
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Democrats see a chance to peel away their rival's socially moderate, well-educated voters, and in so doing claim the "pro-business" mantle from Republicans.
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We grew up when it was like, 'Well, hopefully some very well-educated white man will show up and know how to fix this problem.
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Economists have long argued that marriage rates are lower in poorer and less well-educated areas because men in those communities aren't good financial bets.
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It will be wrong to assume that the workers must belong the well-educated elite, because they are already well served with good job offers.
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But while immigrants from TPS-receiving countries may have lower education than most Americans, they represent a disproportionately well-educated subset of their co-nationals.
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Clinton was leading by a huge 22-point margin among well-educated white voters, even though four years ago they split almost evenly between parties.
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In reality, the IT professionals coming to the U.S. from India on temporary H-220006B visas are well educated and highly trained in technical knowledge.
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This emerging Democratic advantage includes energized support from non-white voters, elevated party turnout in metropolitan areas and stronger performance in well-educated suburban communities.
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Like Ralph Northam in Virginia, Jones was able to persuade moderate voters in major metro areas and well-educated suburban communities to support the Democrat.
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He did not know how receptive people would be, but he hyper-targeted the pants to well-educated, time-pressed women in their early thirties.
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As much as anyone, he is the voice of the Arab millennial: bright, well-educated, technologically literate, and deeply hostile to both autocrat and theocrat.
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Mr. Rubio seemed to take a larger share of women, while winning among well-educated and higher-income voters, and those who favored political experience.
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Despite years of sanctions, a broad private sector economy has survived and is growing, made up of well-educated people desiring freedom and upward mobility.
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Even the strongest Republican incumbents appear to have fallen behind in most of the relatively white and well-educated suburban districts ringing America's major cities.
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In fact, most polls are represented by too many well-educated respondents; most high-quality surveys weight their samples to adequately represent less educated voters.
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On the whole, Israeli voters are more right-wing, more religious, less well educated and more mistrustful of Arabs than they were in the past.
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"It's all hands on deck — especially well-educated clinical hands," said Nancy Foster, the American Hospital Association's vice president for quality and patient safety policy.
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Their site is housed in an incubator for tech start-ups in a hip neighborhood, buzzing with well-educated 20- and 30-somethings like themselves.
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Like our voter-file-based model, we also adjust these estimates to account for the consistent evidence of a turnout surge among well-educated voters.
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Many of these "leftover women" are well-educated urban professionals in a society where men prefer women who are younger and less successful than themselves.
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They are generally affluent and well educated, have world-renowned hospitals and universities and contain some of the country's largest and most vibrant urban areas.
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This included the development of a well-educated, flexible workforce and a highly favorable tax regime, including a low corporate tax rate of 12.5 percent.
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The calendar offers few opportunities for her to regain her footing; the same is true for the other candidates with predominantly white, well-educated support.
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We know that military spouses are exceedingly well educated, but that many experience unemployment at a rate almost three times higher than their nonmilitary peers.
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Richard Reeves of the Brookings Institution recently published a book called "Dream Hoarders" detailing some of the structural ways the well educated rig the system.
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Vivos members aren't all elite one-percenters, the company said, "but rather well-educated, average people with a keen awareness of the current global events."
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ONE factor behind the rise of income inequality in America over the past four decades is that the labour market has increasingly favoured the well-educated.
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The voters in his district are affluent, well-educated — and, along with moderates suburbs like this one across the country, starting to lean to the left.
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And if you do that with two or three of the different brands on Discover, you will actually be quite well-educated about the day's news.
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We like to think that present-day wellness hunters, informed by the Internet and armed with their insurer's cash, are uniquely well-educated and empowered consumers.
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Though it's our nation's capital and politics seem to be the singular focus, Washington, D.C., is actually home to a highly diverse and well-educated workforce.
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It turns out that Trumpism without Trump is not a winning strategy, at least not in a diverse, well-educated, wealthy purple state such as Virginia.
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Even wealthy and well-educated countries like Germany and the United States are struggling to employ elements of their workforces and sustain a prosperous middle class.
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What's more, as a political refugee in working-class London who was rarely healthy, he struggled constantly to keep his children nourished, housed, and well-educated.
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Looking to the longer-term, we believe there is strong potential to be realized from Argentina's robust infrastructure, high per-capita income, and well-educated workforce.
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However, if we as a nation want to be competitive in the future, we need a well-educated public and this education needs to begin early.
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Both his parents were well-educated, and five of the six brothers attended college — a rarity for African-Americans at the time — three earning graduate degrees.
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Clinton can find new support among affluent and well-educated voters who are thriving in President Obama's economy and may be wary of Mr. Trump's bluster.
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Warsaw (254 points) Poland's appeal is primarily its flexible labor laws, favorable business climate, a hard-working, well-educated populace and a low cost of living.
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It's not hard to see why it could be a good state for her: It's very well educated and it has an above-average Latino vote.
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For example, I really do think there is some risk that a Warren pick would have trade-offs among well-educated Republicans or less-educated men.
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The affluent and well-educated district was carried by Mitt Romney by 20 points in 2012, but only went for Trump by less than 2 points.
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Perhaps there are also some "Shy Leavers" out there: well-educated or young folk who do not like to admit they are siding with Nigel Farage.
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In addition, they say Ohio's 12th District has affluent, well-educated suburbs as well as rural pockets — the type of voters who are more reliably Republican.
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But that all presupposes that the person who would make that order is the most sober and thoughtful and well-educated person in the nuclear system.
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Trump's erosion in these Southern suburbs wasn't solely because of defections from well-educated white voters -- almost all of them are also growing more racially diverse.
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And it wasn't just working-class voters: Sanders also lost more well-educated suburban voters who helped propel Democrats to a win in the 2018 midterms.
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The good news came in increasingly affluent and diverse Virginia: In the age of Trump, well-educated suburbanites like Democrats considerably more than they used to.
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President Trump's unpopularity is a drag on Republican candidates in many of the most competitive House districts, especially those with more affluent and well-educated electorates.
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His vote did not sit well in his district, an affluent and well-educated area where the average household income is more than $100,000 a year.
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And much more so now than in the time of Emerson, a man from the old Harvard, well educated in a nation commonly much less so.
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It's a diverse group of districts, ranging from well-entrenched Republicans in Democratic-leaning, well-educated suburbs to newly elected Republicans in white working-class areas.
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Perhaps the military preselected unusually well-educated and capable men for Tuskegee, or some aspect of their service experience propelled them as a group to succeed.
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He'll go as far as Decorah, Iowa, nearly crossing the Minnesota border, then end in Ankeny, Iowa, a well-educated suburb just outside of Des Moines.
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For Clemente Cappello, CIO of London-based Sturgeon Capital, Iran holds promise in part for its cheap labor, abundance of natural resources, and well-educated youth.
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The willingness of well-educated, well-paid young people to live in central cities has helped to revive cities from Pittsburgh to Chicago to Los Angeles.
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On Election Day, how eagerly so many white voters—both the poorly educated and the well educated—embraced the shame and fear sowed by Donald Trump.
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She gives private tours to small groups of Russians who tend to be well off and well educated and keen to visit desert and archaeological sites.
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But in 2018, there's a catch: Most of the competitive House districts are in well-educated and affluent suburbs where Mr. Trump fared poorly last November.
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Yet the overall volume of voluntary service has held up, in part because well-educated suburbanites such as your columnist's neighbours are doing more of it.
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But he said the party can no longer brush off the declines it suffered in the top-of-the-ticket races in those well-educated suburbs.
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Over all, 303 percent of Mr. Obama's voters were whites without a college degree — larger in number than black voters, Hispanic voters or well-educated whites.
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This problem runs in both directions: I've heard ugly words uttered about "flyover country" and some of its inhabitants from well-educated, generally well-meaning people.
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These are well educated upper middle class people and yet they seem to think that he will bring pride, order, and equitable development to the Philippines.
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Amazon, searching for a location for its mammoth new HQ2 project, has made clear a well-educated workforce will be a major factor in their decision.
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Wesley Enoch from the Sydney Festival said that this was because many of the major companies mounted productions that appeal to well-educated, wealthy, white audiences.
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But even as Mr. Trump has expanded Republicans' reach into some areas, he has become a liability for the party in some well-educated, affluent suburbs.
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Rumors and fears that have taken hold of largely well-educated, concerned, and well-meaning parents, connected through online networks, are fueling the anti-vaxxer movement.
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And as the New York Times explained on Saturday, many of the new En Marche candidates are like De Montchalin: extremely well-educated and upper class.
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No matter what your industry or your age, how well educated, confident or professional you are; if you are a woman, this has happened to you.
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Afterward, migrants became predominantly less well-educated, suggesting that the higher minimum may have forced the least skilled workers to leave the island in search of work.
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The government itself sees benefit in having well-educated youngsters who are self-starting and creative—the kind of people needed to build a more innovative economy.
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Mostly male, affluent, and well educated, that 14 percent, along with the smaller numbers of internet users outside the United States, included a lot of music fans.
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We knew that one of the biggest factors at work in this election was education: The most well-educated districts voted for Clinton, the least for Trump.
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They're not street punk kids who are coming into town, they're kids who are pretty well-educated and have things to say and thoughts about various things.
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Too much will be automated, including many jobs hitherto the preserve of the well-educated, and too many new workers will become available from the developing world.
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In 2016, Sri Lanka's justice minister Wijeyadasa Rajapakshe told parliament that 32 "well-educated and elite" Muslims from Sri Lanka had joined ISIS to fight in Syria.
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When Mugabe took power after colonial rule ended in 1980, he inherited an economy flush with natural resources, modern commercial farms and a well-educated labor force.
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That means there's a lot of room for Mr. Trump to fall among well-educated voters there, and little room to gain among white working-class voters.
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Once a class-based coalition, the party has become an alliance between upscale well-educated whites and, importantly, ethnic and racial minorities, many of them low income.
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All of the major demographic and cultural changes that have helped the Democrats over the last decade are concentrated in these diverse and often well-educated areas.
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The women represented a diverse mix, with ages ranging from four to 40, though many are in their 20s, well-educated, and from the urban middle class.
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Democratic enthusiasm among white college-educated voters has helped the party pull ahead in several predominantly white well-educated suburban districts where Hillary Clinton won in 2016.
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And I just want to make that distinction, because I know that so many folks, this is a very well-educated political audience that we have here.
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Also, like the Asian countries that led the first wave of modern developing-country growth, they came into globalization with a well-educated population by world standards.
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China is also a key producer of the chemicals that go into making drugs, and home to a vast supply of well-educated but low-paid scientists.
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Psychologists Rochel Gelman of Rutgers University and Jennifer Jacobs Danan of the University of California, Los Angeles, have studied how often reasonably well-educated people miscalculate percentages.
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Democrats, in turn, have extended their historic dominance of the nation's urban cores into improved performance in inner suburbs, many of them well educated and racially diverse.
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But this clear story obscures a lot of underlying variation and the narrow character of the Democratic surge, which is concentrated among young and well-educated voters.
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Most of the women in these four studies were white, well-educated, and not overweight, and not very many of them got the rare form of cancer.
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It's why so many well-educated Republicans who find nothing to admire in the president's dyspeptic boorishness find even less to like in his opponents' snickering censoriousness.
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In today's America, the rich, well-educated and globalized people on top, whether Republicans or Democrats, do not want to live among those who populate our country.
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Labour has already seen its once-stable coalition—a big-tent alliance of northern working-class voters, affluent well-educated urbanites, and ethnic minorities—begin to fracture.
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A well-educated and youthful population of 123 million, infrastructure needing financing, a large stock exchange and relatively developed industrial base seemed to offer fertile hunting grounds.
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Young, well-educated American males are the most comfortable with the idea of traveling by a pilotless plane, according to a new UBS survey of 5,000 people.
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Yet what is popular in Virginia's fast-growing cities and suburbs, where well-educated and immigrant newcomers have settled, is anathema in rural areas like Augusta County.
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All the recent national polls on preferences in November do show Democrats leading among those well-educated white men, except for the most recent Fox News survey.
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BALTIMORE — The unemployment rate among Americans with college degrees was just 2.3 percent in November, a number that suggests employers are now competing for well-educated workers.
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I just don't think they would have won the way Trump did, with stupendous gains among white working-class voters while losing ground among well-educated whites.
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Mr. Navalny has repeatedly proved his ability to mobilize people, particularly young, well-educated Russians, by organizing a series of nationwide protests in defiance of official bans.
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That hope is buoyed by the fact that men in tech are by and large well-educated and well-traveled — they are entrusted with building our future.
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For someone who is not well educated, they just accept that they are doing it for Allah when terror groups take out passages but not whole chapters.
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Mr. Sanders has focused on class issues, unlike Mr. Obama, who focused on many of the priorities of well-educated voters, like climate change and foreign policy. Mrs.
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The voters he needs to persuade are almost exactly the same groups he targeted in Iowa: higher-income, well-educated, younger and living in suburban and exurban areas.
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These kind of districts — places like PA-8, MN-2, NV-3, NY-19 — are places whose Republican voters are disproportionately well-educated and supporting non-Trump candidates.
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Still, the fact remained: The people who would be helped most by Donald Trump's child care plan are the well-educated, well-compensated women in Ivanka Trump's audience.
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Women in the study were predominantly white and well-educated, and it's also possible that results might be different for other groups of people, the study authors note.
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That's hardly fair, and these statistics only remind us that even the most well-educated among us can face longstanding social barriers to achieving the success they've earned.
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In an interview that same month with The New Yorker, Hall referred to herself as a "well-educated child of divorce" who didn't think she'd ever get married.
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By 2017, the pattern that Pew identified in 1994 was practically reversed: Just 42 percent of well-educated white voters leaned Republican, while 53 percent preferred the Democrats.
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In stark contrast to the genial barflies at Cheers, a Boston watering-hole, Sloan is well-educated and middle-class—but also, it turns out, vain and deceitful.
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As a young man growing up in China, Chow had been well-educated, ambitious and privileged, supported by the money sent by his father from the United States.
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Trump is an enigma to them -- at once part of their club, moneyed, well-educated and successful, yet appealing to a group of people who are so different.
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"The vast majority of Americans do not compete with illegal immigrants for jobs, but those who do tend to be the poorest and least well-educated," said Camarota.
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Rich in natural resources and with a young, well-educated population of about 80 million, some analysts think Iran could be a potential goldmine for luxury goods companies.
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Startups will gladly store, manage and deliver your items CEOs of funded startups tend to be a well-educated bunch, at least when it comes to university degrees.
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That thousands of well-educated, well-trained innovators might have to find another line of work is worth the price of ridding the country of the surveillance economy.
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And though the downtown and lakeside areas boast new tall buildings, growing tourism and more white-collar jobs for the well-educated, the poorer neighbourhoods have gained little.
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We are in the top 10 percent income bracket in the country, we live in stable, safe neighborhoods, and our children are well-educated and in good schools.
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His support is heavily concentrated among young, well-educated, white, very liberal, independent voters and it is not broad enough to defeat Clinton, as Tuesday's primary results demonstrated.
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Maybe well-educated Catholics are especially likely to be abandoning Trump — take, for instance, the suburbs of Philadelphia and Milwaukee, which both have a lot of Catholic voters.
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My point is just that it's a state where she's underperforming Obama, unlike the states where Romney was more dependent on well-educated voters like Colorado and Virginia.
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In comparison, there are a lot of well-educated Romney voters in a state like Georgia; Mr. Romney won around 75 percent of white voters with a degree.
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But many white working-class men do not feel privileged — not in a society where power and status are often vested in well-educated elites along the coasts.
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One student said her friends in China were smart and well educated, but why did they say that Chinese were low-quality people and should not have democracy?
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Texas are high, not just for immigrant families, but for all of us committed to having a well-educated society and preparing our nation's future workforce for success.
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Conversely, after the election, the Republican caucus now tilts even more preponderantly toward districts that are more white, less affluent, and less well-educated than the national average.
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But Mr. Trump's narrow path could close if he loses ground among well-educated voters and alienates even more nonwhite voters than Mitt Romney did four years ago.
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Her mix of a well-educated background and a lucky streak got me through some treacherous passages where other, more brutish avatars might not have been so able.
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Meanwhile, Colorado, Virginia and Nevada have migrated more reliably into the Democratic camp in presidential contests, amid growing racial diversity and declining Republican strength among well-educated whites.
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There's so much continuity between experimental electronic music and the types of themes that really well-educated and old avant-garde composers in the 50s were playing with.
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That could bring a fresh set of problems, frustrating millions of young, well-educated Iranians who voted for him in 2013 hoping for more political and social freedoms.
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After these sweeping gains, Democrats now dominate well-educated and upper-middle-class districts, many of them immersed in the information-age economy and connected to global markets.
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Clinton's chances in the "firewall" will depend on how much she improves among well-educated white voters compared with how much she loses among less educated white voters.
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Yet Democrats have still managed to fare extremely well in Trump-era special and general elections, in no small part because of a surge in well-educated voters.
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Imagine, for instance, that our baseline tonight underestimates the final performance of the Democrat, Conor Lamb, in white working-class areas but overestimates him in well-educated suburbs.
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In contrast, the Democrats don't have much of a bench at all in many of the well-educated but traditionally Republican districts where Mr. Trump struggled the most.
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While our group had some racial diversity and job industry diversity, we were all well-educated, white-collar New York City professionals, and none of us were mothers.
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The state's other 234 counties also shifted toward the Democrats from 2016 to 2018, but by less than half as much as the 20163 most well-educated counties.
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Disenchanted by Trump, voters in affluent, well-educated suburbs like this one could put the seat up for grabs — and that's why all three candidates are courting them.
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Political Calculus Democrats have debated extensively over whether their path to power goes through the white-working-class Rust Belt states or the diverse, well-educated Sun Belt.
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The rich and the well-educated techies are doing well, but the working class and the poor "are the ones that are really getting hammered," Mr. Sedor said.
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If all voters were well-educated and we weren't surrounded by hyperpartisan media, from Fox News to far-left Facebook Pages, maybe this hands-off approach might work.
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The Afghanistan Papers also appear to prove that many well-educated, well-trained and otherwise responsible adults simply gave into inertia with regard to U.S. involvement in Afghanistan.
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Women who choose to become mothers should have the ability to plan for healthy, well-educated children, leading to more resilient, prosperous families; thriving societies; and growing economies.
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Most Nantucket residents are well educated and in a good position to make reasoned decisions about whether to embark on an ecological study that might affect them all.
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I became an activist with ACT UP. The downtown scene, where people were largely white and well-educated, had an attitude of 'We can change this through activism.
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Analysts have expressed fear that if sectarian politics prevails in Indonesia's relatively cosmopolitan, well-educated capital, it would bode ill for secularism in the rest of the country.
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Clinton wins with strength among the well educated and Hispanic voters, much of the Republican establishment will conclude that those groups are in their electoral interest as well.
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Here, Mr. Adams digs beneath Shirley's words, however loaded they are with dated racial stereotypes, to reveal a well-educated and sensitive woman caught up in confused feelings.
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The president-elect said on a local TV show in 2011 that he would not allow his sons to date a black woman because they had been well-educated.
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In 2008, Mr. Obama did not focus on income inequality nearly as much as on issues like foreign policy and climate change, which resonated more with well-educated liberals.
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Her mother, the former Lorencita Ramírez de Arellano, was a well-educated, highly literate woman who taught high school for a time and was not fond of public life.
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If Mr. Cruz or Mr. Kasich exited, it would give Mr. Rubio the chance to build a coalition of ideologically consistent conservative voters and more mainstream, well-educated conservatives.
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And while that's good news for small businesses looking for a well-educated, plentiful workforce, it also means prices for nearly everything in Seattle have moved up as well.
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Production in affected industries—this time, for example, toys and shoes—had indeed started out in places with relatively well-off, well-educated workers where patenting was relatively concentrated.
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Most of the new residents are well-educated, high-income earners who drove up housing pricers, forced lower income families to move, and exacerbated income inequality throughout the area.
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Growing up well-educated and watching his father, also an actor, perform on screen, Enoch stated that he never thought much about how presenting mixed-race would affect him.
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One of nine children, she was intelligent and well-educated, and spoke French fluently by age 10 after receiving home-schooling lessons, according to the royal family's official website.
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"[Donald Trump and his advisers] were desperate to give off the impression that the Slovenian model was not just beautiful, but also smart and well-educated," the biographers claim.
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" Her statement also mentioned the Krupinskis' grandson, William Maerov, whom she described as an "outstanding young man -- very curious, well educated, well traveled and a delight to be with.
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That, paired with the anger toward Trump among college-educated women, took a heavy toll on Walters in the well-educated areas of Irvine, the heart of her district.
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Others, particularly among the well-educated elite are able to find ways to share their thoughts as well as circumvent China's "Great Firewall" by using Virtual Private Networks (VPNs).
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Here was my father, a well-educated man with multiple graduate degrees admitting to me that he knew very little about finance and this attributed to the rough patch.
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Automakers, meanwhile, are managed by well-educated and experienced executives who oversee vast global operations that send tens of billions of dollars sloshing through their balance sheets every quarter.
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With the exception of North Carolina, all of those states have a well-below average number of well-educated Republicans compared with the number of white working-class Democrats.
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Mr. Cruz's campaign believes that Mr. Rubio's struggles have opened up opportunities among the sort of well-educated, upper-income voters who have been most resistant to Mr. Trump.
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It also seems unlikely that Mr. Kasich would leave the race if Mr. Rubio did, since there would be a large opening among well-educated, relatively moderate Republican voters.
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All seven come from a well-educated, relatively prosperous milieu that gives them the skills and self-awareness to comment on their own experiences with a sense of clarity.
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In a mirror image to the well-educated women, nearly two-thirds of white men without a college education said they planned to vote Republican in the CNN poll.
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To formulate some well-educated predictions, we spoke to an ace team of weed experts who have been on the frontline of reform, from region to region, for decades.
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We acquire immigrants who mesh easily into existing ethnic and religious communities in the United States, and are well-educated enough to rapidly become highly productive citizens and taxpayers.
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In general, they are very well-educated compared to Sudan's general population: About 13 percent have some higher education, versus somewhere between 3 and 9 percent for Sudan generally.
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The parents, played by Winston Duke and Lupita Nyong'o, are both well-educated, with Duke's character proudly sporting a now iconic Howard University sweatshirt for most of the movie.
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In a 2006 study at Johns Hopkins, a third of the 36 "healthy, well-educated" volunteers rated their psychedelic session as the most spiritually significant event of their lives.
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"DACA makes business sense because it brings young, well-educated talent out of the shadows and into the mainstream workforce," said Jeremy Robbins, executive director of New American Economy.
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Kotkin also suggests another, more intriguing explanation: Stalin used the purges to open opportunities for younger, well-educated functionaries he judged better able to advance the nation's industrial development.
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Democrats have debated extensively about whether they ought to focus on winning back working-class Trump voters or on expanding their gains in diverse, well-educated Sun Belt suburbs.
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This produced a generation of well-educated and articulate Francophone clerics, but they did not always take the line that was expected by the church or state in Paris.
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I am referring to the endless self-flagellation among well-educated liberals — "the elites," in pejorative parlance — about their failure to "get" the concerns of white working-class voters.
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Run by well-educated white-collar professionals in China's biggest cities, the churches own property and have nationwide alliances — something anathema to the party, which tightly restricts nongovernmental organizations.
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It includes high-income and well-educated voters close to Columbus who revile Mr. Trump, as well as a more pro-Trump rural element toward the seat's outer boundaries.
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Democrats, meanwhile, are struggling a bit in well-educated and traditionally Republican districts where the Republican incumbent is a much better fit for the district than Mr. Trump is.
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Most obviously, an Ossoff victory would be a sign that the district's politics were beginning to look more like those of well-educated suburbs elsewhere in the country. 7.
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"I spent the last 15 years in Kansas City working at a steakhouse, and I did all the buying and I was extremely well educated on beef," Brooks says.
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"I wanted to see this sort of young, well-educated group of people, because they would tend to be less traditional in the way of dressing," Ms. d'Aki said.
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But for companies operating in the knowledge economy, he says, one factor above all drives decisions on where to locate: the availability of large pools of well-educated talent.
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It's based on the idea that happy, healthy, well-educated people are good employees and good entrepreneurs, and participate as consumers in ways that keep a capitalist economy healthy.
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As it did for her, remote work has been a game-changer for intelligent, well-educated women in the region who must balance the demands of home and careers.
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Dismissing well-educated, diverse and metropolitan America as the "bubble" in 2018 could prove to be as big a mistake as dismissing rural, white working-class America in 2016.
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These gains helped her win huge margins in the most well-educated and prosperous liberal bastions of the new economy, like Manhattan, Silicon Valley, Washington, Seattle, Chicago and Boston.
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Instead of arguing for vouchers for private religious schools, we should be supporting and upgrading our public schools so they may fulfill their promise of a well-educated public.
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Earlier this year a Quinnipiac University survey found that a remarkable three-fourths of those well-educated white women said Trump did not respect women as much as men.
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The National Institutes of Health, for example, employs a staff of some 20,000 people — a disproportionately well-educated group of technical experts — out in the suburbs in Bethesda, Maryland.
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Obviously, a turnout surge in well-educated Democratic areas and a tepid turnout in white working-class areas will hurt Republicans just about anywhere, as it did in Alabama.
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For young, straight, well-educated American women, sleeping around for pleasure and experience has become a social convention, the way dancing the cotillion at a débutante ball once was.
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As whites without a college degree have left the party, the Democratic coalition of well-educated whites with members of ethnic minorities has grown more unified around questions of racism.
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Matheson was not exactly one of these so-called "surplus women": She was well-educated, had already served in important positions, and made quite a handsome living for the time.
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Some companies have moved quickly to gain or regain access to a country that is rich in natural resources and has a young, well educated population of about 80 million.
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But Ohio's 12th Congressional District is the most affluent and well-educated in the state, home to the kinds of voters Democrats have over-performed with in recent special elections.
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Mr. Trump has a narrow path to the presidency: run up the score among white working-class voters so that he can overwhelm losses among well-educated and nonwhite voters.
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But Egan made Z. a well-educated, sophisticated polyglot, integrated into the culture that he dreams of destroying—much as, it turned out, the main 9/20133 hijackers had been.
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The top US diplomat said his first opportunity to shake hands with Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif left him with the impression of a "well-educated, very sophisticated" man.
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Even if he clears 50 percent over all, a few pockets of weakness in heavily Democratic, well-educated or diverse stretches of New York City could cost him 15 delegates.
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But Trump is enormously unpopular in Virginia's 10th District, which takes in many of northern Virginia's well-educated and affluent suburbs outside D.C., including Chantilly, Leesburg and parts of McLean.
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It's easy to imagine a Trump critic targeting those well-educated voters as the foundation of a GOP primary challenge to him or an independent third-party candidacy in 2020.
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Dr. Guarino found that the Russians were often well educated and had close relationships with their families and financial support — all factors that tend to inoculate young people against addiction.
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But perhaps most importantly, this mother of two—affluent, white, and well educated—seems tailor-made to appeal to the suburban women Democratic strategists believe will decide the midterm elections.
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Unlike most Heian women, she had a father who made sure she was well-educated; she could read and write Chinese, the language of the government and thus of men.
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George Herbert Walker Bush was straight out of central casting for the role of president of the United States: Tall, handsome, wealthy, well educated, with a loving wife and children.
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Dale Choi, an analyst at Mongolian Metals and Mining, said the new prime minister was young and well-educated and "a representative of the next generation of professional Mongolian leaders".
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DAP is well educated, multi-talented, and independent, but you can see the look in his face where he is still very concerned with his parents' opinion on his decisions.
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Pliny was well educated—he was a graduate of Howard Law School—but he suffered, as a black man, from a series of wrongful firings that scrambled the family's finances.
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And now, more than a year later, polls again show Mr. Trump with striking weakness among well-educated white voters, implying he has alienated many who backed him in 2016.
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But they also found that low-income individuals lived the longest (and had more healthy behaviors) in places with well-educated, high-income populations, as well as generous government spending.
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One of them is Amy Maurer, a 43-year-old well-educated suburban mom in Kenosha, Wis, who is on the executive board of the Republican Party of Kenosha County.
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The catch, though, is that the overwhelming Democratic strength in well-educated areas did not cross the political divides of the 2016 election and reach into white working-class areas.
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They were zealots and also well-educated British gentlemen, which set the tone for what Andersen identifies as a distinctly American endeavor: propping up magical thinking with elaborate scientific proof.
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But even if he loses, Mr. Ossoff's strong performance has already demonstrated that Republicans in well-educated but traditionally conservative areas now shoulder the burden of Mr. Trump's weak performance.
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But the big Democratic gains in well-educated areas create some odd dangers for the Republicans, especially in districts that continue to lean Republican by the margin of crafty gerrymanders.
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Meanwhile, stronger measures to control guns consistently drew majority support in polls from the constituencies that the party increasingly relied on, particularly minorities, suburbanites and well-educated whites, especially women.
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Set in a middle-class neighborhood and centering on sex worker Pari, well-educated housewife Sara and musician Babak, Soozandeh conjures an intersecting narrative featuring licentious mullahs and backstreet surgeons.
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Across the nation, the most vulnerable Republican incumbents among the 50 or so most competitive seats tend to be in relatively well-educated, metropolitan districts with above-average Hispanic populations.
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Campaign lore has it that President Obama won thanks to a young, diverse, well-educated and metropolitan "coalition of the ascendant" — an emerging Democratic majority anchored in the new economy.
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According to the company, its target is people 25 to 1303, well-educated and fully employed, with an average household income over $100,000 and spending $150 a month on fitness.
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His relations with Berezovsky, for whom the network served as a personal plaything, were tense, but Berezovsky thought of Ernst as a "very sensible, well-educated person" with great potential.
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One limitation of the study, Ryde said, was the group of recruited participants, since they largely consisted of well-educated, well-paid, young, white British female employees from university settings.
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One is that class is now far more important than race: White gentrifiers with elite-school credentials and well-paying jobs get on famously with their well-educated black counterparts.
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On their own, Mr. Trump's gains among this group have been enough to cancel out four years of favorable demographic shifts for Democrats among Hispanic and well-educated white voters.
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Georgia's 6th district is filled with suburban, affluent, well-educated voters who have historically voted Republican, though President Donald Trump won the district by just 2 percentage points in 2016.
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Even in the well-educated districts where Democrats lead in recent polls, like Virginia's 10th or California's 48th and 49th, the polls show Democrats merely running even with Mrs. Clinton.
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Someday soon you should try that, if you can get some small-farm, well-educated, poetry-reading, $18-a-pound lamb at your farmers' market, some root vegetables to match.
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Some backstory: A few years ago, I attended a talk with a very well-educated, ideologically mixed group of people about the 9/11 attacks and the subsequent war in Afghanistan.
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Many young Lebanese are well educated and multilingual, yet an economy that produces little but profits for banks and real estate developers has forced them to emigrate to find decent jobs.
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We ask young women to be morally upright, socially adaptable, well-educated, and examples to society, and then we deprive them of the simplest of resources and information to do so.
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A well-educated workforce — Georgia's university system is one of the country's largest and turns out more than 60,000 graduates each year — provides a constant flow of skilled workers to businesses.
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The party has for the past few elections increasingly drawn votes from well-educated city dwellers, rather than more working-class townies, pointed out Lisa Nandy, the Labour MP for Wigan.
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We speculate that well-educated persons may be sensitive to the idea that democracy equalizes access to power, which broadly matches other research that shows that education may strengthen racial judgments.
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The island has a well-educated, bilingual middle-class, including a surfeit of engineers, trained at the well-regarded University of Puerto Rico for the manufacturing industry, and cheap to hire.
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Chief Financial Officer Arnaud Laviolette said the group would seek to expand Moleskine's reach among a larger target group of urban, well educated 18-50 year-olds, with some creative ambitions.
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Most are young and white—like those Ohioan students, one of whom predicted Mr Sanders would win because he "didn't know anyone who wasn't voting for him"—or well-educated lefties.
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Manufacturing is actually growing in certain high-cost, well-educated countries like Germany with policies supportive of domestic manufacturers and environments in which all stakeholders have a voice in these policies.
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According to Fraser, suspicion of highborn reformers extends back at least to the Progressive Era, when the idea of an activist government administered by well-educated experts began to take hold.
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Mr. Trump, on the other hand, is struggling where there are few opportunities for him to improve among white working-class voters, or where Republicans depend on well-educated white voters.
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If Mr. Trump lost five points among well-educated white voters and Hispanics, which is how he's doing in current polls, his target for white working-class voters would quickly skyrocket.
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Or will Clinton's coalition of women, people of color, and well-educated white people, plus her more sophisticated get-out-the-vote operation, motivate the voter turnout she needs to win?
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These individuals are more likely to be educated to begin with, and so the US refugee program in Iraq uniquely attracts well-educated Iraqis with positive feelings towards the United States.
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And no matter how well educated and skillful the child might become, they will never achieve their dreams because they won't be the child of someone who is rich and powerful.
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That's especially true in well-educated, suburban districts like Texas' Seventh or 32nd District, where Mr. Trump lost but Republicans traditionally have a 2-to-1 edge in the primary vote.
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But it would suggest that Republicans should not be optimistic about their chances to survive a wave election in Texas, and in well-educated, traditionally Republican suburbs elsewhere across the country.
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According to the November exit polls, half of the entire 2016 electorate of all races had college degrees; Pew found that such well-educated voters were a much smaller 37 percent.
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They're largely ignored by a media that often characterizes Muslims as industrious entrepreneurs and well-educated professionals, countering Islamophobia with "model minority" stereotypes that unintentionally obscure the experiences of struggling Muslims.
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The complaint argues that ConnectU's original Harvard-only base of "well-educated students and alumni" would have been an "attractive demographic for many advertisers," which is true, but not exactly heartbreaking.
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Whether priest or doctor, in many of the cases the perpetrator is a well-educated, middle-aged white man who has achieved renown and has access to large numbers of children.
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Put another way, can a political party impose costs on its own constituents, especially those voters who make up the most influential faction of the party: the affluent and well educated?
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Manufacturers believe hiring well-educated immigrants from around the world will help them compete on an international level, but they are at odds with Trump and other Republicans on this issue.
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Simon Kuper, in a May Financial Times essay, captured the sources of this resentment among the less well educated: Picture a coffee shop in a big city almost anywhere on earth.
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"It means that the women - who are often not very well educated, and have few livelihood options - can be marginalized further," said Negi, who has studied indigenous people in the state.
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The district is well educated When some people think of southwest Pennsylvania (where Pennsylvania 18 is located) and the Rust Belt, they probably think of voters who lack a college degree.
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The clash during the PBS NewsHour/POLITICO debate came as the two favorites of well-educated white voters compete for the top spot in Iowa, a must-win state for both.
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Alexei Navalny, the anti-corruption activist and Putin foe who has built his movement on relatively young and well-educated urbanites, has called for his supporters to rally nationwide next Sunday.
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For Democrats, the path to the majority appears to run in large part through suburban, well-educated districts where disapproval of President Donald Trump's job performance could be hobbling GOP candidates.
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It also poses a particular danger to the G.O.P. in a number of carefully gerrymandered districts where Republicans count on rural white voters to cancel out well-educated, liberal Democratic enclaves.
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Millions of these less well educated men are not going to get the benefits of marriage: Married men live longer, are less likely to become alcoholic, take drugs, commit suicide, etc.
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Miselis' lawyer, Angel Navarro, described his client in court as having been a well-educated, law-biding citizen who earned a graduate degree from the University of California at Los Angeles.
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As the children of a country curate in class-conscious Victorian England, the Brontë siblings existed in a tricky social limbo: well-educated and socially respectable, but with hardly any money.
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"I remember how fantastic our women were, how exactly like the European women they were, so well educated, and now they are becoming so backward again," she told The Times in 1980.
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The House Democratic campaign arm's 2020 election battlefield shows a party aiming to extend its reach in the type of well-educated, diverse areas that helped it flip the House last year.
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This is especially true for "high-status" citizens who, by virtue of being white, male, able-bodied, heterosexual, wealthy, Protestant and well-educated have great advantages in the American game of life.
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As you read his article, you see the utter incomprehension with which he approaches Hagerman, a rich, successful, well-educated man who has decided to cut himself off from the news entirely.
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"Get yourself very well educated early because it's the real outstanding top people by the time they get out of university that have instant jobs at any company like Apple," he said.
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Five days before, Ms. Azizi had agreed to marry a well-educated cousin, but the formal engagement was postponed by a week, to Friday, because of a death in her extended family.
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We've seen the things Republicans try to do, where they're asking for a lot of different ID, stacking the deck against those who are maybe not as well educated or lower socioeconomically.
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You have about 8% of Americans in the hard-left camp — almost all white (80%), all well-educated, all voting, all giving money and time to campaigns, all active on social media.
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Amitabh Chandra, an economist at Harvard, and one of the researchers, said he was convinced the study would prove the value of deductibles, at least for well-off and well-educated workers.
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A well-educated, successful, white woman, she often apologized for her lack of absolute clarity on small details, even while explaining the scientific processes that would make this kind of recall difficult.
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Because it was written mostly by lawyers for an 18th-century public well educated in legal matters, to fully understand the Constitution we have to know some fundamentals of 18th-century law.
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Following my discussions with the coaches, we have taken additional steps to ensure our entire staff is well-educated on the appropriate questions and comments that should be made during these processes.
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Ashford also notes that the suburban Atlanta district where Democrats fell just short of winning a crowded special election outright has a similar, well-educated voting base that mirrors the Nebraska district.
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Although the newlyweds have remained tight-lipped about which of the country's 115 islands they spent their honeymoon on, the luxury hotel experts at Travel & Leisure have a few well-educated guesses.
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Mr. Trump's ratings are worst with the voters who made up the so-called Obama coalition of young, nonwhite and well-educated voters who propelled President Obama's re-election four years ago.
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In Frank's view, liberal policy wonks are part of the problem, members of a well-educated elite that massages its own technocratic vanities while utterly missing the big question of the day.
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If we invest in a highly skilled, well-educated STEM workforce, not only will our nation become more globally competitive, but individuals will also be able to enjoy more rewarding, prosperous lives.
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Clinton makes gains among well-educated white voters, as polls have shown all year, there just isn't much room for him to fight back with additional gains among white working-class voters.
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They're relatively affluent, well educated, moderate and secular, which usually makes them a natural partner to offset the more populist, religious and conservative outsider candidates who often rally the party's Southern base.
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Wealthy and well-educated, the counties have rapidly become strongly Democratic, and population projections for the state indicate the areas will continue to far outpace more rural and Republican areas in growth.
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The exit polls' overestimate of Mr. Trump's support among well-educated white voters is symptomatic of the survey's deeper problem: a tendency to severely underrepresent older, white voters without a college degree.
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In wealthier, more developed Middle Eastern and European frontier economies, well-educated and relatively healthy populations are major advantages, but officials must figure out how to put more young people to work.
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Well-educated and politically reengaged, women's rights activists will continue to work toward the near-term goal of seeing the number of women in parliament eventually grow to at least 30 percent.
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Supporters of the program have advocated its expansion, saying it attracts a high caliber of recruits at a time when it is especially difficult to bring in well-educated, high-skilled Americans.
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Add in various discount programs and kickbacks among participants in the drug chain and it's hard for even well-educated participants to figure out how much a drug will cost a patient.
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We use the validated turnout in Upshot/Siena poll data from Virginia and Ohio 12 to try to tease out how much the turnout among well-educated voters has increased since 2014.
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Cementing China's role as the leading country for car assembly will help Beijing move the economy toward more sophisticated industries that can provide well-paid jobs for an increasingly well-educated population.
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"When I heard the incident here, I was shocked that, in 2019, in a well-educated town, in a very highly educated school, that incidents like this should still happen," Schloss said.
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Clinton's success in Orange County, and in well-educated and Hispanic areas elsewhere in the Sun Belt, helped her win the popular vote — though there was no payoff in the Electoral College.
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The well-educated and wealthy district is home to the kind of voters Democrats need to flip the House — voters who have already helped propel Democrats in other elections earlier this year.
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Her constituents are fiercely divided over their loyalties to the president, in a district that encompasses wealthy, well-educated suburbs as well as blue-collar cities once known as oil refinery hubs.
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Many of those are from more suburban districts where well-educated moderates abandoned Trump's party en masse because of all the chaos and want to see the return of a functional government.
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"Captain Rahmani's claim that she was harassed in the workplace is not true, because in the air force all the pilots and staff are well-educated and highly trained people," said Col.
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Tech Is Splitting the U.S. Work Force in Two A small group of well-educated professionals enjoys rising wages, while most workers toil in low-wage jobs with few chances to advance.
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He would actually say that the Democratic Party is younger, and because of demographic changes, there are a lot of people who would potentially be Democratic voters who are not as well educated.
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But overall, well-educated professionals joined the Democrats in nowhere near enough numbers to offset declines in working-class voters of all races, and they were not in the right places to help.
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They are disproportionately well-educated and engaged with politics, disproportionately likely to actually give money or attend a rally, and disproportionately likely to live in places that are represented in Congress by Democrats.
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The Economist: It's interesting that you should say that, because if you think about well-educated, progressive young people who desperately want to make the world a better place, it's all about mitigation.
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Do we then want an electorate that is less engaged and less well-educated, and in which the political parties are incoherent overlapping coalitions that don't stand for much at the national level?
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Oil's tumble has dealt the economy a stiff blow, but International Monetary Fund officials said in March that Trinidad "still has enormous strengths, including a well-educated workforce and a stable political system."
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Behnam Satah, a 30-year-old asylum seeker detained on Manus Island in Papua New Guinea, said many in the camp were well educated and would be a boon to the Australian economy.
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However, replacing typically cheaper and less well educated foreign workers with locals will likely increase wage costs and result in quali¬fication mismatches, adversely affecting the pro¬ductivity and profitability of local companies.
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KenCall, Kenya's leading outsourcing company, has suffered repeated losses since it was created in 2005 despite a well-educated, English-speaking labour force and efforts by the government to sell the sector abroad.
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The area is home to wealthier, well-educated voters who used to vote reliably Republican but are leaning more Democratic these days, according to University of New Hampshire political science professor Dante Scala.
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Becker's original analysis focused on the private benefits to students, but economists who followed in his footsteps expanded their field of study to include the broader social gains from having well-educated populations.
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The study involved analyzing surveys from more than 2,200 well-educated moms across the country (more than 80% had a college or graduate degree), with children ranging in age from infant to adult.
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"I think there has been a shift in the people who have come to San Francisco," Mr. Campos said of the city's new arrivals, a group that is well educated and well heeled.
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"The benefits of Iran's resource-rich economy and fast-growing, well-educated population mean that foreign companies will continue to invest, even if it requires searching for ways around U.S. sanctions," she said.
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Those geographically dispersed results testify to the breadth of the recoil from the Trump-era GOP among these well-educated white voters that Republicans in an earlier generation considered part of their base.
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A picture has emerged slowly since Sunday of a group of nine well-educated, home-grown Islamist suicide bombers, including a woman, who carried out the attacks in the Indian Ocean island country.
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Suddenly it's really hard to figure out how Trump is going to win the closest battleground state from the last election, even if he fixes his problem with well-educated white voters nationally.
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We need a population that is well-educated and has the skills to perform all of the tasks required in a technology-driven society, as well as numerous other non-technology related skills.
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Worried this lack of knowledge was the result of my having spent too many years in New York, I asked a few gainfully employed, well-educated Canadian friends if they could name spouses.
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Like the Georgia Sixth, the Texas Seventh contains well-educated but traditionally Republican Sun Belt suburbs that were close in the 2016 presidential race but gave Mitt Romney 60 percent of the vote.
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I've said on occasion, even about myself, if I were starting off today I would love to be a well-educated black because I really believe they do have an actual advantage today.
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Clinton's emails, decide not to turn out; well-educated, Republican-leaning white voters return to their traditional party after a few weeks of relative quiet from Mr. Trump and bad news about Mrs.
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The episode concludes that by dressing sexy, getting wasted, and grinding against dudes at parties, these college students are just as beholden to the patriarchy as their less well-educated, less progressive forebears.
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But at a news conference on Wednesday, Ruwan Wijewardene, Sri Lanka's minister of defense, said most of the bombers had been well educated and had come from middle-class or upper-class families.
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Democrats have successfully transferred Hillary Clinton's gains in well-educated districts to their down-ballot candidates, even while succeeding in making up some of the ground she lost in white working-class ones.
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I have written frequently on the problems confronting the "upstairs-downstairs" Democratic coalition — combining well-educated, relatively affluent voters who are disproportionately white with poor and working class voters who are heavily minority.
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They are three of hundreds of thousands of international students in Canada today as part of a government strategy to reshape Canadian demographics by funneling well-educated, skilled workers through the university system.
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Representing a range of world cultures, they appear to be tokens from the travels of well-educated people: They conjure a complex mix of delight, taste, openness and an admiring, seemingly benign colonialism.
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The fracas between the two progressive candidates began over the weekend, when Politico reported that Sanders' campaign staff had proved scripted talking points that argued Warren supporters were primarily affluent, well-educated people.
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Researchers also found that when the law - often referred to as Obamacare - went into effect, differences in screening rates between wealthy, well-educated older women and their less well-off peers became narrower.
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Here are other things we know about Sayoc: • A cousin, Lenny Altieri, said Sayoc was a male dancer who took a lot of steroids, but went to good schools and was well educated.
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But the well-educated immigrants who create business start-ups and generate many patents for U.S. companies will now come less frequently, perceiving the hostile environment to foreigners that the president has created.
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The 403 Race Bernie Sanders's coalition once looked very familiar: He had strong support among well-educated and affluent liberal white voters of the sort who backed Barack Obama, Bill Bradley and Jerry Brown.
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The eastern part of the state is more liberal, with cities like Cedar Rapids and Des Moines, which have relatively well-educated citizens, and liberal college towns like Iowa City, Ames and Cedar Falls.
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It's also an unusually well-educated city, with plentiful college graduates and a local business culture rich with experience in both engineering and retail with companies like Microsoft, Starbucks, and (historically) Boeing headquartered there.
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"The marginal seats now are a considerably different batch of seats than they were in 2008 or in 1994," says Price, who represents the affluent, well-educated Research Triangle Park area in North Carolina.
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Most technology is developed by groups of well-educated, white men in Palo Alto who speak English, and they aren't necessarily going to give a fully-representative perspective on the whole of human experience.
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Iran's well-educated labor force would likely lure global pharmaceutical firms interested in setting up research facilities or manufacturing plants, said Richard Bergstrom, director general of the European Federation of Pharmaceutical Industries and Associations.
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For a founder building a consumer-facing business, overseas Chinese students might just be one of the most coveted targets: they're young, well-educated and have access to the "bank" of mom and dad.
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Democrats saw opportunity in the district, which offers both core Democratic strength with lots of government workers, academics and young voters but also Republican weak spots for this cycle, particularly well-educated female suburbanites.
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A prosperous, well-educated place that lies between Florence and Milan and has a tendency towards progressive politics, it made vaccines obligatory for schoolchildren in 2016, the first part of Italy to do so.
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HANSON: Well, I think there is a certain elite that feel that because their aims are so virtuous or they&aposre so enlightened, so well educated, that there means to achieve them are okay.
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Central to this shift were American companies seeking a foothold in the EU ahead of the creation of the single market in goods in 1992 and lured by a well-educated, English-speaking workforce.
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Marta Aserigadu, a recruitment consultant at Experis, part of Manpower Group, said more well-educated Poles are finding it appealing to stay in their home country as banks basing operations there pushes up wages.
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It also has a relatively high proportion of well-educated middle-class whites, who tend to favour Mr Cruz over Mr Trump, though mainly because they are told this is the politically expedient choice.
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Mr. Buttigieg's gain might also come at the expense of another candidate: Ms. Warren, who also appeals to the meritocratic-minded, well-educated voters who tend to admire Rhodes scholars or Harvard law professors.
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But that doesn't work so well if there aren't many white working-class Democrats for Mr. Trump to win over, or if there are a lot of well-educated voters for him to lose.
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Clinton's weakness among white working-class Northerners and her strength among well-educated voters might be enough to preserve a relatively similar electoral outcome in the Midwest, even as the underlying coalitions shift significantly.
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The great fear among many Democratic strategists has been that with a tax cut, Republicans, in effect, could buy back the loyalty of well-educated whites recoiling from Trump on cultural and personal grounds.
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Still, the most recent statewide poll conducted by the University of Texas and the Texas Tribune in June shows some clear openings for Democrats among well-educated white voters who have previously resisted them.
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Brooks assumes that his less-well-educated friend has an issue with a menu that has hard words on it, and that her discomfort stems from the fact that she never went to college.
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"New Jersey is ground zero for the suburban revolt that we've seen after the 21980 election, where wealthier, well-educated suburbs that have been traditionally Republican are breaking with the party," Mr. Corasaniti said.
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The enthusiasm among well-educated Democrats and the relative lack of success recruiting established politicians in working-class areas has occasionally led to an odd mismatch: affluent, liberal types running in working-class districts.
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"If you're a really well-educated, higher-income family living in a poor neighborhood, this measure is going to overstate the disadvantage you face," said Sean Reardon, a professor of education at Stanford University.
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As a result, a generation of well-educated and underemployed millennials, told to value a college education above all, could drag down an economy that never seemed to want them in the first place.
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At a time when even well-educated women were not encouraged to have careers — much less compete with men to demonstrate their mastery of arcane, technical skills — this hiring frenzy represented a dramatic shift.
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One of those was Oklahoma's 5th Congressional District, where an increasingly young and well-educated electorate had been lured by jobs and the urban conveniences of Oklahoma City, and where Ms. Horn was running.
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According to this view, they could lure white working-class Trump supporters with his message on race and immigration, while maintaining greater support among well-educated voters with their establishment-friendly credentials and tone.
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Most of the evidence suggests that this claim is wrong, but in any case it's irrelevant here: The Dreamers are a relatively well-educated group, very different from undocumented immigrants who came as adults.
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In doing our research and reporting for this book, we came to see that life's journey for affluent, well-educated American families is like a stroll along a wide, smooth path, forgiving of missteps.
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It derives from the incoherence of a coalition that depends simultaneously on middle-class professionals in ethnically diverse liberal enclaves and less-well-educated, working-class whites in communities that feel forgotten or ignored.
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Jared Kushner's long-promised new immigration plan — a merit-based system meant to admit more high-skilled, well-educated immigrants rather than ones who enter the U.S. based on family ties — has gone nowhere.
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They're torn between the well-educated Sun Belt seats where they have a great opportunity in the Trump era and the working-class Northern states they need to win the Senate and the presidency.
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Democrats are best-positioned in wealthier, more educated districts that didn't like Trump in 2016 The most striking is the concentration of the Democrats' very best chances in relatively affluent and well-educated districts.
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