Election demographics are not aligned with the demographics of inequality.
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And one of those is quite simply changing demographics in the US. The march of demographics is unstoppable.
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They could do so convincingly because the demographics of Republican House members resemble the demographics of the 1950s.
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But the demographics of people who actually vote are almost always different from the demographics of people who can vote.
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REIGN If you look at the demographics of this country or the demographics of moviegoers, we're nowhere near true representation.
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"The demographics of New York and the demographics of Pennsylvania certainly share a lot in common with the demographics of a place like Wisconsin," he said, noting that Wisconsin has been a blue state in recent elections.
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It's much safer to nip inequality in the bud by focusing away from demographics of the electorate to demographics of families.
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Demographics and extremes Additionally, it would be foolish not to acknowledge the shift in attitudes and party demographics in furthering the divide.
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Our employee demographics most often mirror our customer demographics — that makes things comfortable not just for our customers but also for our employees.
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The 2019-2020 FAFSA includes the following sections: Student Demographics, School Selection, Dependency Status, Parent Demographics, Financial Information, Sign & Submit, and Confirmation.5.
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"When I think about what are likely good indicators of future technology trends, I pick younger demographics over older demographics every time," he said.
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But if you take away members of the Republican Party and conservative independents and then look across demographics, I do pretty damn well across all demographics.
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So you might have the possibility of the demographics actually changing, but who has the ability to use those demographics in an electoral system might also change too.
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What was awesome is that not only did different demographics thrive there, it changed the demographics of who thrived in the large-group class discussion, which was just magnificent.
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This demographic may be less brand loyal and more likely to follow trends than other demographics...Snapchat also may not be able to penetrate other demographics in a meaningful manner.
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So the exit poll is pretty reliable when it comes to large demographics (men, women, Democrats, Republicans) but less reliable when it gets to small demographics (young voters, Jewish voters).
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Demographics, Demographics, Demographics: Demographically, the deck has long since been stacked in the Democrats' favor for this year's presidential contest — just look at the Electoral College map, where you will see that the path to 270 electoral votes is much easier with the Democratic Party's floor of 2023 than the GOP's 164.
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The changes for Asian students were "expected," according to a district spokesman, because universal screening brought the demographics of admitted students closer in line to the overall demographics of the county.
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While there is no rigorous scientific study on incel demographics — the community is deeply hostile to outsiders, particularly researchers and journalists — their forums have conducted informal surveys on the demographics of their users.
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The point is that if sports teams are going to be in the business of marketing to specific demographics, then they need to honor and respect all demographics, even ones with different beliefs.
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It makes absolutely no sense — until you consider the demographics.
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There are things certain demographics can do that others can't.
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But the state's demographics aren't quite as good for Mrs.
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A final theory suggested to me by Tabarrok is demographics.
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It is the argument that "demographics are destiny" for Democrats.
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But to legendary political consultant James Carville, demographics is destiny.
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First, look at the demographics of people who were studied.
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Instead of tailoring ads according to demographics, they use psychometrics.
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It is one thing to read the demographics of Congress.
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Pew argues it's at least partly a matter of demographics.
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It shouldn't be surprising when we see newer, younger demographics.
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For a graphic on South Korea's election demographics, click tmsnrt.
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The first of these has to do with simple demographics.
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Retirement planning is a source of anxiety for all demographics.
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That isn't surprising, especially given the demographics of the site.
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The racial demographics of Detroit are reflected in the NPCs.
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As nonprofits, these shelters were to serve specific target demographics.
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Conduct annual assessments of the demographics represented at all events.
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Close to ideal demographics puts India in a sweet spot.
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Because of demographics, we know the workforce is already shrinking.
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But Ryan's district's demographics don't do any Democrats any favors.
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"I didn't see a lot of demographics represented," he says.
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It is something that has fed on the skewed demographics.
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Because the demographics of those who are crossing has changed.
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We're really just focusing on issues specific to those demographics.
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Mr. Trump's challenge in Wisconsin wasn't momentum, it was demographics.
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In fact, in many instances we are winning those demographics.
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It was also a canny response to Virginia's changing demographics.
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Are the demographics of the district favorable to your candidacy?
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But the state's demographics seem to favor the business mogul.
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It's true that the demographics don't add up for Trump.
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And yet Wisconsin's demographics aren't that much different from Iowa's.
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The demographics and polling are both tough for Mr. Trump.
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The sorting may also reflect the changing demographics of medicine.
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"I believe that demographics are everything in politics," Connolly said.
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What does emerge from the list are some revealing demographics.
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The demographics aren't the only favorable thing for Mr. Rubio.
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It's not abnormal that fashion brands are targeting different demographics.
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Most commonly, traditional players are looking to access new demographics.
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And so many demographics aren't being targeted: boys, for example.
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We need doctors that represent the demographics of the country.
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But changing demographics of the 14th District were another factor.
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Celentano, who say they want to change New Hampshire's demographics.
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They're intended to keep entire communities and vulnerable demographics safe.
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The data Looney and Turner use doesn't include racial demographics.
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So the older demographics of superdelegates may have favored Clinton.
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But demographics alone do not a future national leader make.
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Because the numbers on VC's demographics are just as disappointing.
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Ms. Mbabazi said she hadn't previously noticed Uganda's youthful demographics.
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These are the demographics of fans, gathered from television data.
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But there's one underlying problem they all agreed on: demographics.
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Moms are one of the most coveted demographics for advertisers.
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There's no doubt that demographics are favorable for housing demand.
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It's an amazing representation of the demographics of the country.
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This is a pattern that appears to hold across demographics.
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Without those critical demographics, Democrats risk another loss to Trump.
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Clinton, an indication of shifting demographics and suburban political sentiments.
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It also aligns Goldman with changing demographics inside the firm.
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Here's a look at the demographics of the new Congress.
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None of this is surprising given newsrooms' demographics and locations.
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Richter researched the district's voting patterns, demographics and electoral history.
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As you point out, they do not represent American demographics.
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"Wilders understands that culture and demographics are destiny," King tweeted.
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Here's a formula: G.P.A. x Test Score / Demographics = Admission Decision.
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However, Texas' electorate is not the same as its demographics.
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That's key to attract a broad range of shopping demographics.
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"Community gardens reflect the neighborhoods and local demographics," she said.
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The state's demographics are shifting rapidly in Ms. Abrams' favor.
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They had specific demographics in mind they wanted to benefit.
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Demographics More than three years after a Supreme Court decision gave federal recognition to same-sex marriages performed in states that allowed them, the demographics of same-sex married couples largely remain a mystery.
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They don't think polls work simply because of their design — though a good design helps — but instead because demographics and other characteristics can predict vote choice, and polls are weighted to match the country's demographics.
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Offerings can be tailored to the demographics of a company's workforce.
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Their demographics — relatively old and almost all white — are nearly identical.
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Erotic content is also seeing a pegging boom that defies demographics.
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North Dakota and Manitoba have many similar issues, many similar demographics.
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There's a third area in which demographics and diversity matter, though.
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Bernie Sanders pulls off an upset, pointing to money and demographics.
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Beyond demographics, brands should verify the authenticity of an influencer's following.
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"He reflects his district's demographics really well," Remezas said of Lipinski.
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Biden dropped 9 and 5 points among those same demographics, respectively.
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So it would make sense that the cast reflects American demographics.
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The demographics of criticism are in dire need of an overhaul.
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"It's able to open the doors between the demographics," says Hanner.
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The protesters were a varied mix of ages, demographics and genders.
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But demographics aren't destiny — a lesson that Democrats have learned painfully.
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Case: Yeah, particularly as the demographics change in the country. Right.
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The single biggest threat to Republicans' long-term viability is demographics.
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Texas' demographics have been shifting too as the Hispanic population grows.
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Growing in older demographics will require us to mature our application . . .
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Thatcher appointed effective people to government, by merit, rather than demographics.
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And today the nexus of geography and demographics is against her.
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Wind and solar power are wildly popular, across demographics and regions.
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As a shortlist, these could be recessions, political, regulatory and demographics.
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A look at the demographics of modern slavery reveals alarming truths.
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It registers the demographics of rundown towns and our wealthiest neighborhoods.
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In a state whose demographics trend gray, those are frightening words.
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Indeed, demographics can present a threat as well as an opportunity.
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We need smarter planning to meet the demands of changing demographics.
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Is it possible that congressional demographics are contributing to Washington gridlock?
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Technology, demographics and globalization all dampen the long-term inflation outlook.
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The country's changing demographics place its automakers in a unique situation.
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The incidence of cancer will continue to be dominated by demographics.
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Historically low unemployment extends to all demographics, including minorities and women.
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But demographics and changing social mores make that a tough sell.
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The country's youth-heavy demographics means appetite for music is plentiful.
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But G.D.P. growth isn't just about demographics and work force trends.
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Many of the groups are manufactured to appeal to male demographics.
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The difference in book smarts between the two demographics is staggering.
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How does this fare with the national demographics, you might ask?
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Biden leads Sanders among all the major demographics, according to CNN.
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What were the demographics of the folks that actually bought this?
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It unites all the demographics: the boosters, the rappers, the collectors.
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Democratic leaders point to enthusiasm, turnout, demographics (and opposition to Trump).
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"It's the demographics that are bailing her out," Mr. Schale said.
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What Disney was missing was the teenage and young adult demographics.
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But not all demographics are created equal, according to Ms. Conway.
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And all those demographics I just described -- they are all Democrats.
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Decisions that appease all four demographics are few and far between.
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And how do demographics differ between the winners and the losers?
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So will voter turnout and which demographics of voters turn out.
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Hamilton said demographics in the areas he represents are changing rapidly.
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Another issue for Sanders winning over Warren's voters is their demographics.
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The state -- in terms of demographics -- shapes up well for Sanders.
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You are the best catalyst for change within your own demographics.
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Of course, these fears haunt all of us, regardless of demographics.
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This is meant to keep up with shifting populations and demographics.
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They should report standard, real metrics on employee and founder demographics.
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The McDonald's strike reflects the changing demographics of the labor movement.
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Much of Catholic education's historic commitment to basketball derives from demographics.
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Even if demographics change over one's lifetime, these judges will not.
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The demographics have shifted in a way that can't be undone.
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The records included patient demographics, diagnoses, procedures, medication and other data.
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His regime spawned a wave of refugees that reshaped US demographics.
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For anyone interested in nonbinary demographics, the surveys had another shortcoming.
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The gun gap could just be an artifact of other demographics.
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Consider the demographics: We have the melting pot of Latin America.
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An aging population is changing the demographics of the work force.
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Theater leadership is still not broadly reflective of the nation's demographics.
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That political power, however, bears no relation to the state's demographics.
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This is true, added the historian Leah Atkins, across all demographics.
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The ethnic demographics of the now gentrifying East Harlem have changed.
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Alabama was always a state that favored Biden given its demographics.
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Here's CNN's breakdown among demographics: White voters: Black voters: Hispanic voters:
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It's baffling why certain demographics would ever pay to visit Westworld.
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It may still be too expensive for some markets and demographics.
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The little people, the outsiders, the vulnerable demographics suffer the most.
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Yes, but: Iowa's demographics (91% white) are particularly favorable to Buttigieg.
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Unless they turn it around this time, changing demographics don't matter.
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What the changing demographics of this country look like up close.
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Both demographics were long considered centerpieces of the regime's popular base.
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Not just the "emerging demographics," charted on many a Democratic PowerPoint.
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Those demographics are very different from what we saw in Pennsylvania.
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I wonder what attracts these demographics to certain kinds of music.
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But she too expressed dismay with the demographics of the crowd.
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But Stoffa said he didn't think candidates should target specific demographics.
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The survey also recorded demographics information, like age and education level.
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On defense Demographics suggest football should be dying in Mercer County.
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Facebook contrarians have raised the concern of shifting demographics for years.
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Cunningham works in epidemiology, trying to understand health differences across demographics.
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Barrera is also watching the demographics of who is finding jobs.
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Another point is the ASEAN region, where the demographics are expanding.
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What you experienced was a variety of rudeness that transcends demographics.
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Some of the reasons are structural: technology, demographics and rising inequality.
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The researchers also looked to see if demographics made a difference.
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Cunningham worked in epidemiology, trying to understand health differences across demographics.
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Ageing populations are another challenge, making demographics a key investment criterion.
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But Mr. Trump's success in those states isn't just about demographics.
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Overall, the demographics of the Chinese workforce will become much older.
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"Wilders understands that culture and demographics are our destiny," King wrote.
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The APA also breaks the responses down by age and demographics.
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Further in the report, Pew breaks the findings down by demographics.
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Monnat has done extensive research on the demographics of opioid abuse.
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This is based on population demographics and wage data from 2013.
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Demographics aren't destiny, but they damn sure change the bottom line.
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"These proposed evacuations would really change the demographics here," he says.
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The results were weighted to reflect the demographics of the country.
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When we asked why "Ethnic Affinity" was included in the "Demographics" category of its ad-targeting tool if it's not a representation of demographics, Facebook responded that it plans to move "Ethnic Affinity" to another section.
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Students should carefully select which year's FAFSA application they would like to complete: The FAFSA itself is broken into seven sections: student demographics, school selection, dependency status, parent demographics, financial information, sign and submit, and confirmation.
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It's also getting marketed to the most twee of demographics: pet parents.
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"The demographics say pot is here to stay," said Quinnipiac's Tim Malloy.
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Labour led in the younger demographics, while Tories led with older voters.
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The sample drawn for this study reflects fixed sample targets on demographics.
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The one bright spot in American motorcycle demographics is increased female ownership.
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They say the specter of institutional racism looms over the schools' demographics.
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Pressure will come from jurisdictions, election workers and voters from all demographics.
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That's often how they start, because they're used to buying Nielsen demographics.
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However, these measures are being undertaken in an environment of deteriorating demographics.
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These are all demographics who are commonly let down by mainstream therapists.
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This item originally appeared in our demographics Deep Dive (7/21/18)
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I looked at his voting record and the demographics of our district.
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S. trade war, deflationary technology, a global shift in demographics and more.
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But Latinos also vote at lower rates than most other racial demographics.
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Hulu already has an advantage when it comes to demographics, Iger said.
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These demographics — and the economic backgrounds of Midwesterners — make for diverse politics.
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Demographics can also tell us who might be more inclined to cheat.
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Those places represent the type of demographics in which Buttigieg performs best.
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Those stories don't seem to take the data and demographics into account.
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So can Republicans truly alienate one of their most reliable voting demographics?
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"With JUUL, it seems like the demographics might be different," said Benowitz.
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While they have limitations, they're good for an early look at demographics.
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And so it's not reaching the demographics that we know is possible.
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" King then added: "Wilders understands that culture and demographics are our destiny.
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Labour market rigidities remain a key challenge in view of worsening demographics.
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But it also speaks to a deeper concern about America's changing demographics.
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Within more specific demographics, however, those surveyed had answers that varied greatly.
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Consumer trends and demographics are fertile for multi-cooker growth, he said.
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Second, while the change is slow, the demographics in Florida are changing.
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But until now, audiences still typically fell into more easily categorizable demographics.
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Our political divisions, they say, aren't about policy disagreements, or even demographics.
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These extremes in demographics are, of course, reflected in the creative community.
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Next, the quiz focuses on the demographics and culture of the country.
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These messages can be targeted to specific demographics based on polling data.
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Shifting demographics would soon make it impractical to turn away black tenants.
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Common sense reveals that the demographics of community college students are changing.
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But part of the reason they favor Trump is simple demographics, right?
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That proved true across all ages, demographics and education levels, he said.
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Controls for travel distance and demographics were also made, the authors said.
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As a local, he had an intimate knowledge of Zhangwei's social demographics.
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"They were all focused on audience engagement for specific demographics," Brookie said.
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Turnout in younger demographics may be a crucial deciding factor this year.
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That could include insights into fan demographics or where to route tours.
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So the real challenges are demographics and rising healthcare utilization, not Medicare.
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The need for donations remains as pressing as ever, across all demographics.
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Guests nibbled on chicken piccata while discussing ways to reorient America's demographics.
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This illness infects quickly regardless of demographics, belief, wealth or skin color.
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The state's demographics help explain why Biden was such a heavy favorite.
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The new visitors also reflect a broader change in Britain's tourism demographics.
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Lyman Stone is an economist who writes about demographics and population economics.
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The school's racial demographics have been consistent since Dr. Mars became principal.
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The change in Japan, however, is driven largely by economics and demographics.
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The segregation is extremely obvious with one glance at a demographics map.
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Which questions aren't being asked because whole demographics aren't participating in science?
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Mapping demographics like this can help healthcare experts identify at-risk areas.
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Mr. Benevento said the problem existed across all demographics of young men.
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Today, such data help companies across a variety of fields and demographics.
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Dr. Nancy Messonnier spoke to reporters about demographics and the CDC's response.
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The political tilt of Instagram reflects the demographics of the platform's users.
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"We're seeing younger demographics, particularly Gen Z [teenagers] becoming affected," says Rice.
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P.S. 452, which opened in 2010, had similar demographics as P.S. 1913.
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Perhaps, but neither short-term economics nor long-term demographics are supportive.
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One hypothesis that researchers often cite is that it's related to demographics.
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That migration has reshaped the demographics of the city of 7.5 million.
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But walk to Ladbroke Grove, my neighborhood, and the demographics shift noticeably.
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"I don't think we should boost demographics at any cost," Florea added.
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She indicated that the group would target demographics that historically backed Democrats.
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K-Swiss, on the other hand, continues to look towards offbeat demographics.
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Even withholding the hotly contentious election, demographics still favor a Republican victory.
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Those demographics represent an important pool of potential sailors for the Navy.
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ET, that possibly becoming the first Latino nominee isn't all about demographics.
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First, the voter demographics are completely different in the next two states.
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Marketers can target people by demographics and their expressed interests, or likes.
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It's a clean sport, the demographics are terrific, it's an affluent audience.
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Japanese demographics are strongly negative, a fact not lost on corporate strategists.
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And it includes kind of what the demographics of the population are.
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That migration has reshaped the demographics of the city of 7.5 million.
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What stands out in the polling is the broad range of demographics.
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The image below shows the demographics of an area shaded by income.
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The increase has been paired with a shift in demographics of migrants.
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Do some research into your audience, even if it's just rough demographics.
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"[Geert] Wilders understands that culture and demographics are our destiny," Iowa Rep.
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Which is shocking in San Francisco, the Bay Area, knowing the demographics.
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Democrats for far too long have relied on demographics to win elections.
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It was a good fit for Park Slope, whose demographics were shifting.
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But these two states also have demographics that probably help vaccine coverage.
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A very large share of this, however, is accounted for by demographics.
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In the dissent, Alito argued that the university was defining diversity only in terms of numbers, and that the real goal was "racial balancing" — or getting the demographics of the university to reflect the demographics of the state.
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Demographics Reality Check: Pelosi on Democrats looking like America By Kate Grise, CNN House Minority Leader Pelosi held up her caucus of Democrats in the House of Representatives as representative of the demographics of the country as a whole.
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Here's the Washington Post's breakdown among demographics: White voters: Black voters: Here's CNN's breakdown among demographics: White voters: Black voters: North Carolina has 110 delegates on offer, making it the largest Super Tuesday delegate prize on the East Coast.
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While Hillary Clinton had trouble getting key demographics such as white women to vote for her in 2016, Jones doesn't think that gaining broad support would be a problem for Winfrey since she has longstanding fans across many demographics.
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In terms of connecting with its immediate community, this may be the first time the DIA has featured a show wherein the racial demographics of the depicted subjects more or less accurately reflect the racial demographics of the city.
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"Our goal is to build out new demographics by adding libraries," he said.
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TV's sizable lead is due almost entirely to its popularity among older demographics.
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Each group was strikingly different in terms of demographics, medical histories and outcomes.
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Abrams nearly won in 2018, and the state's demographics are trending toward Democrats.
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Indeed, for Democrats, demographics might not be destiny so much as a mirage.
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The study also looked at demographics like gender, age, educational background, and more.
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Each of those demographics are considered protected groups under the Fair Housing Act.
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Studios have similar demographics to the Academy, according to a 2015 UCLA study.
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Instead, Facebook's monthly user growth was coming from older demographics, the report said.
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Some even predict that Clinton will lose many from these demographics to Trump.
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Sunday's protest, however, wasn't just remarkable for its size -- but also its demographics.
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Unfortunately, the company has since struggled to gain prominence outside the aforementioned demographics.
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Malden, a town 30 miles away with similar demographics, had no flavor restrictions.
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These shifting demographics have transformed what schools do and are expected to do.
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This shift in demographics makes a competitive Democratic primary season even more fierce.
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What roles do economic inequality and changing youth demographics play in these movements?
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It also combines that data with more traditional metrics like demographics and engagement.
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Demographics favor Republicans — Trump won the district by 16 points two years ago.
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In response, more brands that skew towards those demographics are asking about Snapchat.
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The demographics suggest Trump could represent an even larger problem for Netanyahu's strategy.
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The American voting population is also slowly shifting to match the country's demographics.
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Walmart's core shoppers tend to be in both of those demographics, Flees said.
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He disagreed with the theory that older demographics shouldn't be targeted for shows.
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For some, at least, those concerns have been trumped by Turkey's enviable demographics.
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You can also split data by which device people used, their demographics, etc.
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The demographics of the state are also affecting the contours of the race.
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And Trump support was highest among demographics whose social media use was lowest.
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"The demographics of the state are changing," the six-term Democratic lawmaker said.
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They looked at the demographics, precipitating circumstances and investigation characteristics of each case.
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But given the demographics of the Democratic Party in 2016, it's pretty striking.
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You don't have to look too hard to see the demographics have changed.
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Old, white, conservative Republicans have the highest opinion of police of all demographics.
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Also on demographics, will India be able to reverse its skewed sex ratio?
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Companies pay interests like YouTube for ad placement based on broad user demographics.
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"Healthcare has been beaten up, but demographics are favoring this industry," Norris said.
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Much of that has to do with the role demographics played in 28500.
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Second, immigration increased, provoking a backlash among whites concerned about rapidly changing demographics.
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Victims span all demographics and are exploited in every corner of the world.
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GREENSPAN: WELL THE REASON BASICALLY IS THAT THE DEMOGRAPHICS – THE POPULATIONS ARE AGING.
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The differences in later depression indicators could not be explained away by demographics.
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Users can also specifically target their advert to carding, hacking, or drug demographics.
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They are disproportionately young, nonwhite and low-income, demographics that favor the party.
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Indeed, the company's demographics skew younger and solidly middle class, according to Gross.
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Contrary to the mantra of some, demographics are not destiny, generational attitudes are.
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Compared to forecasting the future pace of productivity growth, demographics are reassuringly predictable.
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The shoppers share similar demographics, according to research by Coresight Research and Cowen.
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They also outperformed their challengers among key demographics: women and college-educated voters.
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Party demographics argue strongly against establishment Democrats' hopes for a moderate 2020 nominee.
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Much of what has happened is a response to the city's changing demographics.
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The changing demographics of the financial industry is reflected in the local economy.
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Industry experts say knowing a basic shopper profile, or demographics, isn't enough today.
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Because Democratic gains come from three largely distinct sources: demographics, support and turnout.
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The Baton Rouge Police Department, meanwhile, has struggled to reflect the region's demographics.
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The critical trends that Freedman is focusing on include US demographics and productivity.
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It will not be mostly defined by demographics, as some analysts have suggested.
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Some claim the differences derive from the varying demographics of the two states.
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Virginia is like Colorado: Neither polls nor demographics seem promising for Mr. Trump.
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"Go ahead and check the demographics of France in 1787," Oliver resumed, encouraged.
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"I didn't know what demographics was four weeks ago," he told Larry King.
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That's everything from make and model to body color and the owner's demographics.
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Texas Democrats have historically been lousy at taking advantage of the changing demographics.
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The demographics fit: It's highly educated and has a relatively religious Republican vote.
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The bottom line: Seniors and low-income shoppers already are Walmart's core demographics.
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More specifically, they're looking to infuse the horror genre with these two demographics.
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Even now, the management at many American museums doesn't reflect the country's demographics.
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Amazon doesn't disclose the size of Prime or a breakdown of its demographics.
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The outline of this demographics-is-destiny argument is already 20 years old.
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But that story hands control of California's destiny to demographics rather than politics.
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The practice is popular among certain demographics such as Silicon Valley tech workers.
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President Trump is trying to maintain white dominance as the nation's demographics change.
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Mr. Edsall contributes a weekly column from Washington on politics, demographics and inequality.
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Ornette's greatness was due to how much he touched people from all demographics.
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Another offers evidence that aging demographics are an important factor in weak productivity.
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The deepest challenge for the United States economy may really be about demographics.
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If not, then "demographics and history" will be written on this nation's tombstone.
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But today, shifting demographics have made it a little less of a fortress.
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Any district with these demographics would face challenges, but Hempstead is unusually troubled.
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Critics have accused the Modi government of attempting to change the region's demographics.
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The price-to-earnings multiple, in the long run, is driven by demographics.
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Ferguson, by then, had nearly 30,000 residents, but demographics were beginning to shift.
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A Costco representative could not confirm the age demographics of the CDS employees.
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Next, the quiz will focus on the demographics and culture of the country.
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She also pointed to the state's shifting demographics becoming younger and increasingly diverse.
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And it also points to the changing demographics of the moderate vote itself.
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Still, Oregon's demographics track closely with those of states where Sanders has prevailed.
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Now one of America's most crucial demographics has joined the fray: hot girls.
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People in those demographics tipped a median of 20 percent when dining out.
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Historically, psychographic data were much harder to collect and act on than demographics.
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I suspect different demographics will know TAYLOR SCHILLING as opposed to SHIRLEY CHISHOLM.
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But it's the changing demographics that US officials and agencies are struggling with.
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Corporations need to do more to keep pace with the country's changing demographics.
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I don't have to tell you about what the demographics are in Arizona.
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They ran against the country's changing demographics by exploiting white America's deepest fears.
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Some tech firms have already produced reports detailing racial demographics at their companies.
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There's not much consideration of region, demographics (aside from age) or net worth.
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Either way, it remains a driving force in demographics and retirement decision-making.
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These changing demographics create major political tests for China's leaders, present and future.
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Note that the demographics listed in the above chart are not mutually exclusive.
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Like it or not, the church is changing in demographics if not doctrine.
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Go deeper: Shifting demographics could bring Texas into play for Democrats in 2020
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Crist also has the upper hand when it comes to demographics and fundraising.
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Within California, Los Angeles stands out both for its particular size and demographics.
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Why do you think there's been such a sharp change in LA's demographics?
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The ability to forward WhatsApp messages got the older demographics involved as well.
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The same theory can be applied with other demographics of voters, Gronke said.
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Republicans vary little across various demographics in saying they are misunderstood by the media.
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Stankey plans to add subscribers by starting with HBO and hitting more underserved demographics.
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That is because of the narrowness of Sanders's winning demographics, as demonstrated in Nevada.
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The cities were paired based on comparable crime rates, demographics, poverty and voting trends.
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Institutions are more aware of the demographics of their staff as well as programming.
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Despite seismic shifts in demographics, economics and politics, we still live by the Constitution.
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Millennials, in particular, are one of the demographics most dramatically affected by this crisis.
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Philyra can then use that information to create new formulas targeted to specific demographics.
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Other demographics are experiencing growth at a far more sluggish pace (if at all).
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Experts say gentrification is a byproduct of factors that include demographics, economics and ethnicity.
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Bloomberg talked about differences in ideological beliefs and a "fundamental disconnect" between certain demographics.
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But, as seen by BuzzFeed News, the demographics of those being rescued are shifting.
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Evictions brought on by rising rents have helped reshape the demographics of Northern California.
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Ultimately though, the emergence of all of this is really about demographics and race.
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Contemporary portraiture is interesting to me because it's a way to immortalize disenfranchised demographics.
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"It generally perpetuates the same demographics as your existing workforce," she said by email.
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Beyond pure demographics, attitudes also tell a story about the appeals of each candidate.
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And many of these advanced economies are grappling with aging demographics, low productivity growth.
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After accounting for demographics, Michigan is 47th out of all the states (see chart).
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The company has strategically designed its websites to serve the demographics that frequent them.
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We exist across all demographics and always have done, and our experiences are varied.
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Frankly, there were more men than women walking out — that's the demographics [at Google].
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"Demographics is one of those very under-appreciated factors behind economic growth," Sharma said.
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Perhaps these numbers aren't surprising, given the well-known demographics of the film industry.
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In everything from history to demographics, politics, and resource dependence, the BRICS vary enormously.
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But in many ways, the nation's changing demographics make this Clinton's race to lose.
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Its demographics are rapidly shifting as former sect members seem to outnumber FLDS followers.
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She cited those countries' young population demographics as a positive for the telecom business.
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Researchers think shifting neighborhood demographics brought on by the recession resulted in different data.
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"That was raising awareness of the disease, introducing it to other demographics," he said.
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While a bit optimistic, this is roughly representative of industry demographics as a whole.
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Indonesia's vast population exhibits favorable demographics such as high life expectancy and fertility rates.
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Companies and organizations can use the lists to reach specific demographics for a fee.
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"Reports that we look at demographics when personalizing artwork are untrue," the company said.
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Maybe they have social status—being in certain demographics gives people more social power.
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Think about our country's demographics and what that means for undecided moderates and independents.
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She understands how to find advertisers that match youthful demographics so they blend in.
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Michigan aside, forecasts based on demographics and polls have called almost every state correctly.
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And relative to its demographics, Sanders simply didn't do well enough to catch Clinton.
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I bet you think about million-person marches, politicians, demographics, the media, big corporations.
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We need to accept that demographics are changing and work toward better integration policies.
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Both groups — and other age demographics — read news online at about the same rate.
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From a demographics standpoint, it was sure to be a breath of fresh air.
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The best guess by mainstream economists — based on demographics — is in eldercare and education.
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Uber was the only included company that did not break out senior leadership demographics.
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World demographics are another excellent example of that phenomenon: 7.5 billion is, frankly, incomprehensible.
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Even with Clinton's shortcomings, Democrats fared well in states with the fastest-changing demographics.
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Historically, Trinidad and Tobago's primary demographics have been comprised of Afro and Indo-folk.
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Analyzing area demographics is a poor substitute for comparing the characteristics of actual voters.
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The two communities have similar demographics, retailer characteristics and point-of-sale tobacco policies.
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Another group trying to protect what they think is a threat to changing demographics.
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Donald Trump faces the same map that Romney faced, with the demographics slightly worse.
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Black toddlers consumed the most added sugar in the studied demographics, at 2100 tsp.
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A striking amount of the variation in the vote can be explained by demographics.
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I'd struggle to think of an artist with a stake in so many demographics.
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There's no question about whether the state's demographics are rapidly changing in Democrats' favor.
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But little controversy shadows the second major factor: the demographics of an aging population.
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Demographics tell the story, as our new report at the National Immigration Forum notes.
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But that doesn't mean they're going to change course, and Virginia's demographics show why.
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But as the demographics of the sport have changed, so, too, has this dynamic.
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Those that they care for are largely, as a function of demographics, elderly women.
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Can you explain how the demographics of Kansas could put the state in play?
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The demographics of the Bronx and Queens played an important, though not pivotal, role.
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By gearing their ads for different demographics, the groups avoided bidding against each other.
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They include space availability, accommodations, demographics of the children and proximity to potential sponsors.
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Dish also said on the call that it was seeing Sling TV's demographics broaden.
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The opposing demographics held each other in relative check until after the 22 election.
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Almost all pollsters adjust their sample to match demographics, like age, race and gender.
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It cited weakening demographics in the state that have led to some budgetary strain.
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Despite its demographics, its leadership was mostly white until tensions erupted three years ago.
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Over the years, they have sliced and diced demographics to try to get there.
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When you look at it then, it can cover almost all the consumer demographics.
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What finally makes the difference in overall election results is not demographics but politics.
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The message America got on Tuesday was really this simple: Demographics are not destiny.
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He would have been a passive observer, riding a wave of shifting American demographics.
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He said demographics and productivity accounted for about 0.9 percentage points of the shortfall.
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In other conditions, local demographics might go largely unnoticed, or else might remain depoliticized.
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Still, J. Crew has struggled in recent years amid changing demographics and consumer tastes.
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And the demographics will change, as coronavirus brings in more Medicaid and uninsured patients.
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Bret: That's why we need gerrymandering, Gail, as a check on your pesky demographics!
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And the growing number of cases has also revealed new demographics facing severe illness.
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With the changing demographics of tattoo collectors, the meaning of being inked has changed.
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The effects of high speed internet access were particularly noticeable in younger age demographics.
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Several factors, including changing demographics in Mexico, may have combined to cause this drop.
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There has been a shift in early voting demographics in the past two decades.
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No other campus more closely mirrors the demographics of the nation's most diverse state.
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It comes down to specialization, demographics, and how the two interrelate in today's NBA.
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But a closer examination shows the participants did not accurately represent New York's demographics.
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Paul switches between English and Spanish; he's got an eye on changing pop demographics.
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At the same time, European national teams embody the changing demographics of their countries.
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COVID-19 is more likely to cause serious illness or death in those demographics.
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On today's episode: Nate Cohn, who covers elections, polling and demographics for The Times.
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The problem is Sanders really has demographics in Massachusetts that are strong and uncontested.
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At the heart of this divide are opposing reactions to changing demographics and culture.
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Additionally, Russia remains a badly managed economy struggling with adverse demographics and weak growth.
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In 2020, Democrats will continue to obsess about the electability question — demographics be damned.
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Democrats across demographics tend to agree that beating Mr. Trump is the main priority.
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" King tweeted on Sunday that "Wilders understands that culture and demographics are our destiny.
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The country is being transformed by complex forces like changing demographics and technological disruption.
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Overall, he showed strength with his base demographics: voters under 40, Latinos, and progressives.
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And I probably showed up twenty years sooner than the demographics would have anticipated.
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Younger demographics are becoming more aware of the economic benefits of owning electric vehicles.
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Advertising rates became increasingly tied to audience demographics, which made poorer viewers less valuable.
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Both cities' population and demographics are almost identical, and so are their overall vibes.
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In spite of its demographics, both forces are now propelling the Japanese economy forward.
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"It's actually an optimistic projection," she said, citing three factors: demographics, education and productivity.
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Why do so many workers feel negatively about attending meetings, across industries and demographics?
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Nonetheless, India's demographics remain attractive, encompassing a consumer market of over 1.3 billion people.
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Brands that cracked the top five for both demographics include Netflix, Apple and Amazon.
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" Whitaker also called Kim "an excellent candidate that meets the demographics of the district.
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For starters, it focuses its accommodations at many of the same demographics as Airbnb.
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America's changing demographics are bringing new organized crime groups into major cities, Schumacher said.
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And the results hold across most age groups, education levels, demographics, and political ideologies.
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That's not a matter of physics, it's more about demographics, economics, history, and sociology.
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In their wake, they left behind a progressive bedroom community with suddenly skewed demographics.
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Going forward, China will still enjoy 10 to 20 years of very healthy demographics.
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Demographics in the Bronx have changed, but the community surrounding the hospital remains diverse.
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Mr. Edsall contributes a weekly column from Washington, D.C. on politics, demographics and inequality.
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The survey tried to take a deeper look at online subscription demographics and behaviors.
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As in "Good Boys," their peers represent a wide spectrum of types and demographics.
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Social demographics can also play a role in whether a hospital closes, he said.
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This might be historically rare, but shifting demographics means this might become more common.
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" But he added, "If you look at the demographics, here's what really exists: people.
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But even accounting for the favorable demographics, this is a good result for Clinton.
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Despite a determined Clinton ground game, Ohio's demographics proved enthusiastic for a Trump win.
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This move is a correction and, for the demographics in Baltimore, it makes sense.
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As Sides, Tesler, and Vavreck write: The demographics of the United States were changing.
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You should, at a minimum, seek to perform against the demographics of your profession.
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While the poll can't account for differences in beliefs among different race and age demographics, Benz said that over time, as the demographics that support reparations occupy a larger segment of the population, "support may also continue to increase" for those measures.
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The story is familiar by now: Older white men are dying off; the country is rapidly becoming more urban and diverse; Dems have captured the hearts of minorities, single women, and other growing demographics; sooner or later, demographics will carry Democrats to victory.
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Part of it is the cultural stigma of addiction, which transcends racial lines and demographics.
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You would be hard-pressed to pick out a single trend in the event's demographics.
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Demographics have shifted in Mexico and in Central America because women are having fewer babies.
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Benita's tale of triumph after unemployment resonated with strangers of all demographics, ages, and races.
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Those changing demographics could however be in place as soon as the next election cycle.
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Demographics of a city can change rapidly, so officials need the most recent numbers available.
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But it is almost certainly long-term disaster for the Republican Party, given the demographics.
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The demographics of American conservatives make it easier to stay mobilized outside of presidential campaigns.
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It's the sort of gamified social app that hooks younger demographics, at least at first.
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There was no concern about a blue wave or a bad environment or shifting demographics.
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Google said it shared neither aggregated nor individualized data on user demographics and app usage.
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The demographics of each state have also likely shifted slightly in the two years since.
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It's awesome he is offering his designs to diverse demographics whether it's sizes or prices.
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We love games that are expanding audience demographics and are sensitive to less hardcore audiences.
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Does Brooklyn have the passion, the population and the demographics to marry a professional franchise?
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You could make suggestions about the demographics of those kinds of people, I would imagine.
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Men's graphic tee We can't help but wonder what the customer demographics are on this.
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But his research also shows that the gains are larger than demographics alone would suggest.
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Another issue is that the definition of cheating varies across cultures, demographics, and even situations.
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The analytics suite gives you constant updates on server performance, user demographics and bandwidth utilization.
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Both surveys assessed the demographics, pregnancy status, attitudes and influences on childbearing of female residents.
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This makes sports team owners very atypical of the overall demographics of the United States.
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With these shifts in demographics and technology, the transformation of banking is already under way.
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Then there are his ideas for tweaking local demographics, which verge on soft-core eugenics.
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Both demographics and the trend toward more active living are driving buyers to these developments.
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On the basis of demographics, Abiy's Oromo faction boosted its representation across the federal government.
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This is not about demographics like the shrinking relative numbers of white people in America.
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Audiences are changing, and communicating properly with different demographics is more important now than ever.
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The patrons might shift with the neighborhood's demographics, but bodegas are often steadfast, changing little.
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But tell me about the way that you think about the demographics of the workforce.
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Five Points didn't start out aiming to achieve gender parity or market to certain demographics.
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Relative to their other demographics, they are especially opposed to very high levels of immigration.
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It has certain structural advantages which include favorable demographics, increasing urbanization, and strong consumption trends.
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Roy most recently served as head of global demographics and pensions research at Credit Suisse.
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That's only 20 percent of the national cohort, but it is higher than national demographics.
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Respondents largely blamed students' sensitivity to prices, increased competition and changing demographics for losing enrollment.
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People from many different demographics have spoken out against the Trump administration's proposed healthcare plan.
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These relationships held even when accounting for demographics, such as age, sex, education and income.
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He thinks AI could actually add more jobs for humans — at least among certain demographics.
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The effect remained even when they controlled for demographics like age, gender, nationality, and ethnicity.
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With its favorable demographics and inadequate financial networks, emerging Asia presents opportunities for fintech players.
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Still, Pinterest flaunts its coveted user demographics, claiming more than half of all U.S. millennials.
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And it shows how politics and demographics have shifted dramatically over the past twenty years.
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When you think of constituencies in American politics, people often break it down by demographics.
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Especially in demographics with an aging population, which I think is quite a pressing problem.
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In terms of weed being an issue that's mobilizing people, is it resonating across demographics?
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She believes Congress' changing demographics point to the American people's evolving attitudes toward American democracy.
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But the exit poll does offer some early insights into the demographics of the electorate.
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They appear to be paying more attention to the demographics of their portfolio company CEOs.
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Clinton (his environmental plans would phase out coal more rapidly) than about the state's demographics.
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Archbishop Gomez's election reflects the changing demographics of the Catholic Church in the United States.
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Young people may completely surprise us this cycle and outvote a lot of different demographics.
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But Mr. Trump could do better here than one would guess from the area's demographics.
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It is now possible for large demographics to be disenfranchised without recourse in the courts.
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He estimates there's at least a decade left in it, citing a change in demographics.
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Changes in demographics and technology are helping drive the evolution in the mortgage lending process.
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Black re-migration and Latino and Asian immigration have changed the demographics of the South.
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The people at this town hall, reflecting the demographics of Iowa, are nearly entirely white.
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The demographics have changed, too, over the years, as Tara Golshan pointed out in 2016.
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Half of California residents are non-Hispanic white, less than the country's demographics, per Gallup.
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He says converts often come in waves, and the demographics are veering towards younger preppers.
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Poor Southern whites are one of the last demographics that remain perfectly acceptable as caricature.
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These percentages contradict the belief that minority underrepresentation in STEM merely reflects US population demographics.
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Needless to say, these demographics are almost identical to your average UK music festival audience.
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Besides demographics, Shiller said inequality was another narrative behind the precipitous drop in interest rates.
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How much a creator earns per video depends on views, watch time, and viewer demographics.
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Demographics helped Sydney and Melbourne in particular, as the cities attracted both Australians and immigrants.
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It's not as if Mr. Sanders has been unable to win votes in these demographics.
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Message points must be culturally informed, targeted based on regional demographics, and vetted by professionals.
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According to early numbers, he can thank two key demographics: black and suburban white voters.
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It includes information on the ad costs, viewership and certain demographics of the ad audience.
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But they primarily focus on younger demographics, even as the next presidential election grows closer.
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Now, she says, she wants to communicate that to players of all ages and demographics.
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Not only that, but the demographics tend to be younger, poorer, and people of color.
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That said, there are a few demographics that are more inclined to be lube-friendly.
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As the video game user-base widens, the demographics increasingly transcend age, gender and geography.
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And of course, you're seeing increasing rates of poverty, aging demographics, flight to the city.
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Everyone should take basic precautions, but preventative measures will vary based on location and demographics.
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By quirk of demographics, taxi drivers will be at any of these South Asian restaurants.
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We'll see that expand to older demographics more quickly than it was going to before.
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It is imperative that the composition of congressional staff reflects the demographics of our country.
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A majority of U.S. residents across all demographics regard the pandemic as a major problem.
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At the heart of the debate is a perceived contest between demographics and academic excellence.
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Yet Democrats would feel more bullish about the race if Missouri's demographics were more favorable.
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It then estimates support for the bill within every state based on each state's demographics.
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Why are modern software companies largely non-compatible with one of the nation's largest demographics?
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More than 30% of Berkeley's student body is of Asian descent, according to demographics data.
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The demographics of our states don't reflect the diversity of the Democratic Party and country.
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Endorsements — public declarations of support — can frequently help candidates whip up enthusiasm from different demographics.
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Many "headwinds" are working against them, most notably shifting demographics and attitudes of suburban voters.
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Mr. Yang and his team seemed to notice the difference in the crowd's demographics, too.
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For people on the right, it's sparked by horror at changing demographics and gender roles.
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Biden may be strong with older African Americans but Bernie consistently wins the younger demographics.
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Here's how the demographics of the nation's highest court have stacked up since its beginning.
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Among other tactics, they have also started to disclose more about demographics of their workforces.
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These maps show how turnout jumped, sometimes in unexpected ways, across precincts with different demographics.
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Another state, more representative of the party's diverse demographics should start the primary, he said.
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Democrats, meanwhile, would look to replicate Lamb's success in working-class districts with similar demographics.
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He added the unified demographics of the group limited how broadly it could be interpreted.
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We've looked on as gaming demographics have shifted wildly to include almost everyone we know.
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Steyer's ad messaging is also uniquely tailored to voter demographics in the early primary states.
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Warren topped the poll in part by chewing into key demographics for Biden and Sanders.
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"Because of private planes, buyer demographics are broader than our feeder markets," Mr. Zahm said.
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Sanders also is doing particularly well with two important demographics: young voters and Latino voters.
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Demand is strong, thanks to basic demographics, an improving economy and a stronger labor market.
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Nevertheless, it's becoming clear that Facebook's profile increasingly matches the demographics of the Trump coalition.
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The spokesperson also said the company can target specific demographics as well as its competitors.
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The makeup of those classes nearly matched the socioeconomic and racial demographics of the school.
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The city initially denied that the Demographics Unit existed and said it conducted vigorous oversight.
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While Democrats have a registration advantage in the district, the seat's other demographics favor Republicans.
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As a queen you have only indirect control over the colony, mainly affecting the demographics.
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They then looked at what demographics were buying or benefiting from these goods and services.
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Florida is one of many states where changing demographics are tilting the battlefield against Republicans.
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The extreme music shows took off, bringing in business but changing the bar's customer demographics.
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Mr. Gianaris acknowledged that the demographics of his district, which is rapidly gentrifying, had evolved.
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"The 'balanced budgets' of the 1990s was due to demographics, not fiscal restraint," Whalen explains.
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Ms. Stockton says she believes the readership expands into other demographics through word-of-mouth.
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Among the two youngest demographics polled, he ran about even with both Cruz and Rubio.
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Network decisions are guided by demographics, yes, but not in the way you might think.
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The other is to look at the demographics, whether the country has a young population.
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The votes of old people count just as much, of course, but any young and ambitious Democrat looking at the demographics of the party and the demographics of Sanders supporters has to conclude that his brand of politics is extremely promising for the future.
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Iowa's demographics made it a winnable state and a missed opportunity for Mr. Sanders, he said.
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And may help push video conferencing into demographics and markets that have thus far ignored it.
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They are intended to target, frustrate and deter people, particularly those who fall within unwanted demographics.
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So yes, for certain demographics, describing the show as "luke warm air," can ring pretty accurate.
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Health care, a great driver of the national debt, is increasingly challenged by inefficiencies and demographics.
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This group was then compared to 80 healthy controls similarly matched in age and other demographics.
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But Republicans have locked in some electoral advantages to get the most out of their demographics.
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So to really understand the demographics of America, yeah, has there been an increase in diversity?
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It says that Facebook's ad settings disregard the law by allowing advertisers to target certain demographics.
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Demographics have also helped: 50 percent of the population are below 30 years old, says Evers.
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A handful of factors are driving this evolution: Growth of e-commerce and changing consumer demographics.
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Never mind the fact that the trend seems to be a reality within other demographics, too.
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But voter turnout among young adults often depends on more than just demographics, according to Pew.
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Regardless of demographics, Clinton and Trump are both facing an uphill battle to the White House.
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Together, they unveil a global perspective on gender among young people across demographics and socioeconomic backgrounds.
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If the demographics of the workshop were alarmingly narrow, there was no disputing the group's studiousness.
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West Virginia's demographics helped him as well -- 91% of voters were white, according to exit polls.
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The startup's hope is to get these low-income demographics regular access to more affordable care.
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Different versions of a Canvas can be targeted to different demographics just like normal Facebook ads.
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If you've ever dealt with one or both demographics, you know this sentiment to be true.
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That's hardly reflective of the facts about who, at least in terms of demographics, gets abused.
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Which is good, because it seems that the demographics can be very profitable for this product.
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Addicts and people who care about them are a huge audience that cuts across many demographics.
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But this "genius" status is also much harder for other demographics, particularly black women, to attain.
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Although Anderson did not read the tax cut legislation, he feels the benefits depend on demographics.
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The battle over the future of the House Democrats has also become a battle over demographics.
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The numbers have been down particularly with women in the 18-49 and 25-54 demographics.
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The demographics are changing, and people coming into our country are soccer fans, not hockey fans.
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The Gelman piece gives a brief overview of the fact that "demographics aren't destiny" (point 6).
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The full report, available here, also delves deeper into demographics and other impacts on media consumption.
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Like much of the rest of the country, its racial demographics have diversified in recent years.
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The social scrapbooking site released a yearly update on employee demographics in a blog post Friday.
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That's because heroin and other powerful opiates are killing more people than ever, across all demographics.
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Which brings up another issue: the demographics from neighborhood to neighborhood are quite different in NYC.
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Democrats have long eyed the staunchly conservative state with swiftly changing demographics as a future battleground.
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If Gillespie loses, it would show that Virginia's extremely lopsided political demographics remain difficult to overcome.
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Which is possibly why younger demographics use Snapchat more than Facebook, according to one recent analysis.
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The fundamental problem of the pension system has to do with the nature of the demographics.
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It is also tempting to place the blame wholly on deteriorating demographics and rising labour costs.
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The Democrats have been able to re-embrace gun control because the party's demographics have changed.
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From this expansive data set, the researchers could estimate Maya demographics with better precision than before.
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Increased competition and changing demographics came in next, each being cited by 57 percent of respondents.
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The changing demographics of the country will forever keep ethno-nationalists out of the White House!
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But I'm less interested in demographics than the vibe, which is uniformly positive and extremely chill.
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They blamed unprecedented volatility, two historically unpopular candidates, fast-changing voter behavior patterns and shifting demographics.
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On the Democratic side, a very close race is possible given the demographics of the state.
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Many of the forces holding down growth, such as demographics, are beyond the reach of policy.
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Demographics also help India's case — with half of its roughly 1.2 billion population under age 25.
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But Snapchat's neglect of international markets and older age demographics left the door open for Facebook.
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FiveThirtyEight provides longer-form pieces on those topics, like gerrymandering and changing demographics of political parties.
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Globalization and demographics have influenced economic conditions for centuries, but their economic implications have changed dramatically.
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Also I think that the demographics of the U.S. economy are changing and we're getting older.
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It is well documented that Fox News has the audience demographics that other networks thirst for.
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O'Rourke had the edge in the black, Hispanic, female and 18 to 34 years old demographics.
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Moreover, since the 1980s the demographics have changed immensely: fewer young people but more old people.
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Congress, along with educators, parents and private corporations, can close the achievement gap for minority demographics.
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This complicated history and ever-changing demographics make suburbia a critical battleground for Republicans and Democrats.
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America rises today and will go where it will following demographics, and all indicators head West.
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Ms. Seligsohn, 2324 and now living in Florida, remembers seeing the demographics change outside her window.
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"We know looking at the demographics of Tesla buyers that they are more affluent," she said.
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"It's a brand that appeals to everyone across all demographics, all genders, all races," Lindland said.
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Big differences also arise if you examine the racial demographics of Republican and Democratic congressional districts.
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He could potentially help Trump turn out two important demographics: African-Americans and the Christian Right.
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They don't have to be relatable, represent the audience, or be perfect ambassadors for their demographics.
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What has changed is the demographics of the undocumented migrants coming over the Mexico-US border.
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Kurdish officials have denied allegations they are trying to change northern Iraq's demographics by seizing land.
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DEMOGRAPHICS In a country dominated by Shiite political groups, Mosul is the biggest Sunni-dominated city.
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Lower on the page are six icons for related subject categories, including economy, demographics and education.
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Griffin said the rural Tennessee cities were the "exact opposite" of Charlottesville in terms of demographics.
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Beyond his district's demographics, Denham's personal experience with the immigration system has influenced his policy positions.
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Demographics are something that happened when advertisers finally decided to tell networks [they preferred younger viewers].
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I'd noticed this disproportion in the demographics, and I wondered if there was anything to it.
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It looks at trends in abortion rates as well as the demographics of who gets abortions.
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DL: Some protesters in Ferguson are demanding that the police force should reflect the community's demographics.
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There are demographics, personalities, and life experience factors that funnel down to extreme helplessness and desperation.
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And once the Williams sisters retire, what will become of the marginalized demographics who succeed them?
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Democrats win this time, but eventually the desire for change will outlast even their favorable demographics.
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Changing demographics, especially in places with rising immigrant populations, may also change the dynamics of competition.
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Instead of a small pool of 50 students, you might get 1,000 people from different demographics.
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"It's an uphill battle simply because of the demographics," says Mike Beebe, the former Democratic governor.
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The Trump administration says the data will help monitor voter demographics and protect minority voting rights.
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KS: So is there data around age groups or specific demographics for sexting more than others?
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Then they had a second group of white participants read about demographics as they currently exist.
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Weighed down by demographics and debt, China can hardly expand through more private investment and consumption.
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So it does seem to be more about these demographics and the deeper concerns they're producing.
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Do you think studios have passed a rubicon when it comes to finally recognizing those demographics?
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The demographics of the IDM records we had access to were lopsided well into the 2000s.
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That's appropriate to the general course of national politics and to the particular demographics of Virginia.
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Outstanding student loan debt among all demographics was a whopping $1.4 trillion as of March 1503.
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The company may alienate its existing younger audience as the older demographics get on the service.
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Moving forward, PensionBee should focus on marketing its fossil fuel-free fund toward younger demographics first.
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"Demographics will be the biggest factor of change in the car collecting market," Mr. Kidston said.
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The racial makeup of the Brazilian squad, in fact, generally reflects the demographics of the country.
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Based on 2016 demographics, there were 110.6 million unmarried people in the country to be celebrated.
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It was demographics and generational change, insider versus outsider, traditional tactics versus modern-age digital organizing.
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The fine jewelry industry, she noted, is not immune to demographics or the whims of fashion.
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Critic's Notebook Maybe it's the demographics, the colonial relationships or the shorter flying times to London.
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I draw information from the Census Bureau on things like demographics, population change and housing stock.
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Redistricting recognized the shifting demographics that have remade the region from a once-solid Republican enclave.
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And as the election neared, white evangelicals proved to be one of Trump's most loyal demographics.
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That, he suggested, was perhaps because of a change in the demographics of the print readership.
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" She added, "You can tell she's not sitting around thinking about market research and target demographics.
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While the polls have limitations, they provide an early look at the demographics of the electorate.
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That means advertisers can't target ads based on user interests and demographics in the same way.
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But it seems that this year's Democratic contest was never about changing demographics, but rather electability.
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Experts said they believed that some of the growth could be attributed to changing neighborhood demographics.
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Africa's transformation stems not just from shifting demographics, but from changing conceptions of leadership as well.
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Smith: We won't know if it's about the state's changing demographics unless we see who votes.
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The sample demographics accurately reflected party affiliation, gender, region and age, according to OH Predictive Insights.
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Older demographics are more likely to watch a good amount of Olympic coverage, the poll found.
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For Pottichen, that means selecting target-date funds based on the demographics of a given employer.
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Consider factors like geographies, demographics, and industries, and demonstrate how your product or service is different.
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But the demographics also show that diversity and immigration are key to future U.S. economic growth.
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Aside from the hostile neighbor to the north, the true existential threat to Taesung is demographics.
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But by digging deeper into the demographics of New York radio ratings, an important fact emerges.
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Demographics and our society play an integral role in elections, whether we like it or not.
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And the United States now relies more than ever on demographics to defend its economic power.
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Iowa&aposs demographics have also led some observers to question the significance of a victory there.
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The social network's core demographic has grown increasingly similar to the demographics of the Trump coalition.
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Now, as we move into the final stretch before primary voting begins, those demographics are changing.
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So certain recipes or certain dishes that are offered may not be liked by other demographics.
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Those demographics tipped a median 15 to 16 percent — which is still pretty good, Schulz said.
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Moreover, across demographics voter turnout tends to be lower — roughly 40% — during midterms versus presidential elections.
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The Demographics Unit was disbanded in 2014 by Mr. Kelly's successor as commissioner, William J. Bratton.
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The report did not examine the activities of the Demographics Unit, which had already been disbanded.
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Apple did report small increases in hiring of both groups compared to its current racial demographics.
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Across demographics, out-of-pocket spending was highest for older, lower-income and female account holders.
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First, they created positive programs aimed directly at millennial demographics with a narrative they could control.
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And people across those demographics all seemed to have a really good time at the show.
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But the demographics alone don't quite do justice to Mr. Trump's victory in the Electoral College.
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The depressing responses to the hashtag show the common sentiments on the internet among younger demographics.
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Turnout of key demographics by state (and especially in swing states) is what will really matter.
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A mix of factors is at play, including demographics, changes to tax laws and general uncertainty.
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Pomona's demographics do not match America's: Low-income and black students like Mr. Kahoro remain underrepresented.
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But political considerations often drive the decision — the threat of defeat and changing demographics among them.
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More to the point, carbon pollution restrictions on power plants have always been popular, across demographics.
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Sanders' big win can probably be explained by the demographics of the far-flung Democrat voters.
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Obviously, that goes for the demographics of constructors, too, but also the makeup of the grids.
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And also that you should be sensitive to what type of demographics are using these platforms.
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Businesses in a few select demographics had to verify their location, or be hidden from search results.
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The key to understanding this phenomenon for the Republican Party is to look at changing U.S. demographics.
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Corporate governance is improving and the country has political stability, cheap wages and "perfect demographics," he said.
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Major tech companies—including Google, Facebook, Apple, and Amazon—have gone public with reports detailing employee demographics.
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As the trial unfolded, conversations went well beyond demographics into the subtle ways bias afflicts everyday interactions.
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There were many contributing factors that led to the crisis, timing, demographics, a real estate bubble etc.
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To improve these algorithms, researchers have found themselves using the tools of pollsters and social scientists: demographics.
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That may be reading into it a little too far, but publishing is notoriously interested in demographics.
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Overall, the income demographics of riders are spread more evenly on the rail compared to the bus.
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Every year the Latino community is hit harder by influenza than other demographics, according to several studies.
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Based on their demographics, it's not surprising that "glossies" are considered to be symbols of feminine idiocy.
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But come Tuesday, voters from both of those demographics will be stymied by New York's electoral rules.
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Businesses should ask influencers about their audience; Instagram provides age, gender, and location demographics of their followers.
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What they found is that the projections vary based on each city's demographics and existing transportation policies.
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"We're experiencing a shift in demographics, with millennials and Gen Zers influencing more purchasing behaviors," Barr said.
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A Yahoo Finance spokesperson says internal research shows stronger than expected interest from women and younger demographics.
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CNBC takes a look at a small selection of investor demographics and the niche advisors serving them.
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Tiffany Pickens, 31, said the city has never been represented in a way that mirrors its demographics.
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Collins said this could be a coincidence, or could be due to marketing efforts targeting those demographics.
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Suicide is the second-leading cause of death for teens from all demographics, according to the study.
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In 2006, the games began allowing for online registration, which helped Nintendo track their audience demographics closely.
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Thomas B. Edsall Mr. Edsall contributes a weekly column from Washington, D.C. on politics, demographics and inequality.
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This involved gathering information about neighborhood demographics, creating profiles on residents, and building lists of mosque memberships.
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Alaska and Washington are also largely white and rural, demographics that typically have given Sanders a boost.
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This involved gathering information about neighborhood demographics, creating profiles on residents, and building lists of mosque memberships.
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Maybe younger or international demographics are, but I'd bet they're too wrapped up in Snapchat and Instagram.
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What's new: Traditionally, TV ads could only be bought and sold by gender and age — not demographics.
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These companies also provide a counterpoint to the argument that China's demographics give it an unmatchable advantage.
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Last month, DHS said it saw a 28% decrease in apprehensions, compared with May, across all demographics.
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Similar trends are occurring on city fringes, in the areas where demographics closest resemble America's Rust Belt.
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They've barely increased since 220, and when broken out into more specific demographics, they often got worse.
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Part of the difference between the previous peak and the current rate can be explained by demographics.
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He can espouse a commitment to inclusion all he wants, but his company's demographics don't reflect it.
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Common explanations point to either demographics or the lack of immediacy and aggressiveness in macroeconomic policy responses.
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The answer to this question will boil down to whether demographics or political culture is more important.
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For so many folks from both of these demographics, however, these alleged generational divides can feel hyperbolic.
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The demographics of the swing states vary, and candidates win by cobbling together unique coalitions of voters.
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And the urgent and emotional pull of pediatrics is a smart wedge into telemedicine for all demographics.
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"Argentina's investment climate is improving and encouraging, due to the country's natural resources and demographics," he said.
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Throughout the race, O'Rourke seemed to prefer reaching all voters at once rather than targeting specific demographics.
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It has good demographics, manageable debt, and dynamic, innovating companies that are the envy of the world.
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And although the trend has happened across demographics, the most notable shift is in low-income households.
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Certainly, the country's immense 11-time-zone geography, with its vulnerable borders and difficult demographics, are factors.
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Locke & Key features a diverse cast whose demographics are not focused on throughout the series' first season.
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It's no wonder that The Sims continues to be so popular across a wide range of demographics.
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Its goal is to attract older news consumers in the U.S. across all demographics and political ideologies.
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That being said, Johnson is polling strongly in certain demographics, including having the support of the military.
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" What she's looking forward to in the entertainment industry: "The demographics of this country are changing rapidly.
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And based on the age demographics, it's likely that acceptance will continue to grow in the future.
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The whole bet with the Democratic Party in California is the changing demographics win it for them.
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We therefore sought to examine the interplay of demographics and identity beyond the context of his candidacy.
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The result neatly illustrates the argument of my recent column on the demographics of the Europe vote.
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After Philadelphia, the next place would be some place like Boston, which has similar topography and demographics.
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They're also looking at how forest loss affects different demographics, along lines of income, education and race.
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Though demographics aren't something a candidate can change, a well-run campaign can overcome such a disadvantage.
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Rieckhoff notes that veterans are losing political clout as their demographics shrink relative to the total population.
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Sanders will likely win his home state and do well in Massachusetts and states with similar demographics.
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Polls regularly indicate that younger demographics in the U.K. are more likely to vote left of center.
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There's a sense of the demographics of who is maybe watching the ads is shifting as well.
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They have the ability to push content to millions of people from a host of demographics daily.
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Targeting different geographies and demographics, Walmart has made big bets like its $3 billion acquisition of Jet.
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Moscow's demographics are a disaster; her economy is in tatters, thanks to economic sanctions and gross mismanagement.
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But the Ocasio-Cortez agenda didn't just win in the Bronx and Queens, with their favorable demographics.
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Consumers are getting pinched a little bit in certain demographics, and it's going to be an issue.
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When inequality rises, the majority is aggrieved, and demographics alone dictate that people get redress through elections.
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Schmoozing with celebrities allowed Obama to make himself palatable and appealing to demographics like the millennial generation.
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So let's not get yourself carried away as an expert on demographics and the rest of that.
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Moving forward I like to think these issues—partisan media outlets, social media bubbles, changing demographics, etc.
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Administrators need academic information, assessments, demographics, discipline records, and teacher reporting to run schools and districts effectively.
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But it also had years of built-in brand equity among a very diverse set of demographics.
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In the pace of registration and the demographics of new voters, 2016 looks very similar to 2012.
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At the same time, changing demographics have clearly helped Democrats in states such as Colorado and Virginia.
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What hasn't been discussed is the impact of the partition on the state's racial and ethnic demographics.
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Splits in demographics' support for Kavanaugh's nomination fall along gender and partisan lines, according to the poll.
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The demographics are predictably Iowan in that 95 percent of the population is white and overwhelmingly Christian.
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In recent decades, the demographics of the neighborhood have changed; Hispanics and African-Americans have replaced Italians.
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But members of plenty of other demographics play video games, and don't end up committing mass violence.
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Dollar General, which sells most of its items for under $10, serves a wide range of demographics.
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Planning for expansion is difficult because demographics across the U.S. may differ in 10 or 20 years.
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Biden and Warren both bolstered their standings in the poll by taking leads with traditionally supportive demographics.
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Including cities also allows for more tailored programs when demographics and industries vary widely across a state.
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All of European politics is today about demographics—if not directly, then at one or two removes.
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Actually, with the exception of Gen Z, all demographics expressed they prefer Cyber Monday to Black Friday.
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Demographics in China further support growth opportunities over the long term, with a median age of 35.
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We're laser-focused on that demo right now but have plans to help other demographics long-term.
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Those coveted demographics now make up 40 percent of their sales, compared with 34 percent in 2010.
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It's no surprise that the GOP is on a collision course with demographics as their party ages.
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This manifested in a reluctance to accept changing demographics and an antipathy towards immigrants and racial minorities.
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The state's changing demographics have led to a local and heated debate over Indiana's own immigration laws.
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But his book, he told me, largely ignores politics because the diet itself reaches across multiple demographics.
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Rather, they were concerned with a "loss of status," or more accurately, "white anxiety" over changing demographics.
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You see low unemployment — record low — for blacks, for Hispanics, for all the demographics of our nation.
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Low oil prices and changing demographics are shining a light on the economic challenges the region faces.
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In some other cases, the new admissions priority has the potential to reverse a shift in demographics.
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He sees demographics and real wages turning in favor of household income and subsequently, of corporate earnings.
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The survey is an online sample drawn from the Harris Panel and weighted to reflect known demographics.
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Large chains are throwing everything they can at the problem, planning smaller stores customized for different demographics.
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Going forward, we won't be able to define the luxury consumer based simply on demographics and income.
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The second reason this is important is that campaigns are influenced by the demographics of the electorate.
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Fan dustups are often proxy wars for larger social conflicts, like changing demographics or post-#MeToo feminism.
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There are a number of reasons behind that, chief among them that Texas's demographics are changing rapidly.
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The survey findings were adjusted to mirror the demographics of the actual population of parents with teenagers.
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But the groups also include members from diverse demographics; local chapters dot the Bronx, Brooklyn and Queens.
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They appeal to too similar demographics to both succeed perpetually, so one of them has to fall.
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Do you think that resourcefulness can be measured by looking at a student's school and neighborhood demographics?
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Citizen, U.S.: You argue that populations of elite schools should match the demographics of society at large.
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These demographics combined with a lack of urban centers, residents say, shape the politics of the county.
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However, its data isn't focused on demographics so much as it is on "psychographics" — meaning, your tastes.
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When accounting for demographics, Sanders support is actually predicted by low proportionality and low authority/loyalty/sanctity.
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SF banned businesses from not taking cash because it discriminates against demographics with low card usage rates.
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But some of you have asked for recipes, and this chili is a winner across age demographics.
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Mississippi's black population is higher than Alabama's 27 percent, so demographics could play to Espy's political advantage.
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Taking students from all middle schools was the only plan that had a big effect on demographics.
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Sanders has long viewed California as a welcoming state for him based on its demographics and politics.
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The data provided by the CDC does not include a breakdown of who's been tested by demographics.
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In my 2016 book, I analyzed Barack Obama's victories in the context of the country's changing demographics.
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But if the Democratic Party assumes that demographics equal political fate, it may be in for disappointment.
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It is the most diverse state in the country, by measures of geography, economy, culture and demographics.
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Of the three schools, P.S. 452 seems to have changed the most in terms of its demographics.
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Mike Conaway, 11th district Go deeper: Shifting demographics could bring Texas into play for Democrats in 2020
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Plunging into census data and election records helps me understand politics and demographics on a big scale.
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More importantly, the platform has a dedicated base of extremely internet savvy users in the younger demographics.
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"From a debt sustainability perspective, its demographics are truly atrocious over the next 30 years," said Lascelles.
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The state's demographics have been favorable to turn it blue, but destiny is shaped by history, too.
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The defenders of the demographics-are-destiny thesis should remember that destiny is shaped by history, too.
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Demographics. Richard Cincotta tracked the proportion of 28503- to 22019-year-olds in the working-age population.
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A Nielsen report found that black viewers watched thirty-seven per cent more TV than other demographics.
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Alexander said the brand assortment and product selection is carefully curated to cater to respective consumer demographics.
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And it has been targeting Latinos, Asian Americans and young voters, key demographics in the Democratic electorate.
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The N.B.A. has those brilliant demographics, but further rapid growth in the United States is not assured.
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At the same time, Bath & Body Works has expanded its inventory to attract new demographics, including men.
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These changes would result in a radical shift in the racial demographics of the specialized high schools.
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The campaign is aiming to appeal to various voter demographics across the country with such an onslaught.
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The demographics of the average Amazon and Walmart shopper are almost identical, save for one important detail.
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The Electoral College is tilted in her favor, and demographics are moving in the Democratic Party's direction.
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Arons said the brand has been especially focused on reaching wider shopping demographics on Pinterest and Instagram.
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But the seat, which once included more of Detroit, has seen its demographics shift over the years.
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There are 960,300 children of active duty members, according to a 2017 United States Military Demographics Report.
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Because of changing demographics over the last several decades, in most families, both parents are now working.
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But Mr. Ferrá then had a change of heart that reflected shifts in American culture and demographics.
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He said the duties would help manufacturers and farmers, which are two of his key political demographics.
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Beginning in the 215s, she and her two athletic sisters helped expand the demographics of the ring.
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These changes make accessing the truck and equipment more convenient while it's at work for different demographics.
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These changes would result in a radical shift in the racial demographics of the specialized high schools.
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Republicans haven't won a statewide race in New York since 2002, and demographics continue to be daunting.
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Then if I say men and women it also holds for a whole bunch of other demographics.
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And some government security forces aren't always prepared to address these changes in the Islamic State's demographics.
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According to exit polls, Trump and Sanders did well in New Hampshire across income and ideological demographics.
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He also notes that the state's shifting demographics could be a force that works in Democrats' favor.
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People see it as a classist mentality since it may restrict certain demographics or groups from admission.
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This is an expensive technique, requiring as it does an additional experiment to identify demographics for whom certain messages work and demographics for whom they don't, and it relies on North Carolina having voter files that list voters' races, and on McCrory's endorsement of a very unpopular law.
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It's the kids who are disproportionately handicapped as compared to the demographics of any other comparably small town.
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DDR's strategic plan entails owning and operating market-dominant power centers in select markets with favorable population demographics.
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Surveying congregation demographics between 1998 and 2012, the study found an increase in the number of multiracial congregations.
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