The success of that kind of work in demography, especially historical demography, is instructive.
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Demography is changing in similar ways in many Asian countries.
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In Britain and America, at least, demography is against them.
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But Mr Morland argues that demography continues to shape events.
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And demography is beginning to prove a drag on demand.
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Thailand's demography should instead impart a sense of economic urgency.
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Another factor in ironing out the seasonal imbalance is demography.
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Demography may not be destiny but it's still hugely important.
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The best explanation for this seems to lie in demography.
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On the Democratic side, demography was even less of destiny.
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"Look, I don't have hands on the demography," he said.
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But as the California example shows, demography is not destiny.
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Brace for a transformation of housing, demography and consumer demand.
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Jackson Heights in an accident of demography, geography and zoning.
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No. 863, the demography of that district is very different.
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The demography of the vote contained good signs for Trump, too.
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When trying to strong-arm demography, they have an awful record.
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How heavy a burden this is depends on a province's demography.
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The second "d" - demography - will be familiar for regular readers too.
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Demography, mobility trends and urbanisation all require copious amounts of fuel.
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"He's entering a whole different world of voter demography," he said.
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Demography is really important to shaping how high G.D.P. can grow.
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Yet Democrats have largely failed to capitalize on the shifting demography.
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Much of that difference can be explained by demography, deprivation and policing.
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"Demography is one of the biggest social issues (facing Japan)," Koike says.
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But it is easier to change Japan's corporate culture than its demography.
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Fertility is not the only force pushing provincial demography in different directions.
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They thought demography would be the main reason interest rates would rise.
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Yet the role of demography in the South's political convulsions runs deeper.
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Probably more important, however, is the collision between demography and Obama derangement.
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They assume demography is destiny and think their policies speak for themselves.
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Economists fret about secular stagnation, debt hangovers and whether demography explains sluggish growth.
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"Demography suggests that we could win without those Obama–Trump voters," Bullock explains.
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What one Tory activist calls "death by demography" should be cause for concern.
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So far, though, Texas has mainly been proof that demography is not destiny.
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In mood and demography, the two events were, as usual, drastically, incompatibly different.
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Poland is another European example with stricter legislation than its demography would predict.
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The BofE man cites three factors; debt, demography and the distribution of income.
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There were two reasons, says Tomas Sobotka of the Vienna Institute of Demography.
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Whether measured by demography or geography, the 2018 election produced remarkably consistent patterns.
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But the campus culture has not changed as rapidly as the student demography.
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But the complex interaction of demography, welfare and globalisation means that is insufficient.
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Inside the Democratic Party, a battle is raging over both demography and philosophy.
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But, there are also those among that group who are concerned about demography.
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U.S. labor force participation has declined in recent years partly from simple demography.
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The roles are now reversing and are driven by demography and economic ambition.
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Long-term structural changes to demography, technology and policy play an equally significant role.
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Mr Grievson predicts that central Europe's demography will limit growth from the 2020s on.
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And demography suggests that the era of low interest rates is set to continue.
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Thank rising prosperity, better policing and demography, with fewer young men prone to mischief.
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The remaining four points consist of factors reflected in music but not by demography.
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The changes in demography have created new opportunities, but also an opening for radicalization.
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The Party has allowed personality and demography to take the place of political organizing.
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At the same time, Republicans here reject the idea that demography is political destiny.
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The town's demography is largely white, with a prominent Indigenous community but few immigrants.
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Beyond the high volume and overwhelming demand, Basquiat exhibitions diversify the demography of its attendees.
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On the surface, this pale, male and frail demography mirrors that of the archetypal Brexiteer.
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Instead the delay has confirmed the toxic power of demography and numbers in Ethiopian politics.
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The Wild Nature Institute has launched one of the biggest giraffe demography projects in history.
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But in Japan malapportionment is particularly persistent and severe because of the country's unusual demography.
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It demands a national dialogue in which Americans across ideologies, demography and experiences can participate.
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The smug style is a psychological reaction to a profound shift in American political demography.
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More fighting would create fresh opportunities to reward loyalists and tilt Syria's demography to his liking.
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I think it's probably going to stratify within demography for a bit, especially ... Why is that?
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Demography helps Podemos: the audience for Ms Díaz in Zaragoza was mainly middle-aged or older.
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India is, after all, another country with 10bn people, a fast-growing economy and favourable demography.
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IN ETHIOPIA, Africa's second most populous country, it is often difficult to distinguish politics from demography.
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Wang Feng, of the University of California, Irvine, dubs the problem "the Balkanisation of Chinese demography".
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The first is changing demography, mostly in the rich world but also in some emerging markets.
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You need to know something about the demography around slavery, and the trends in gender inequality.
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That process produced a consistent pattern that underscored how geography and demography intertwine to shape attitudes.
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Two powerful levers on demography that also uphold human rights are girls' education and family planning.
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So they're left waiting, as before, for demography or a recession to deliver them that opportunity.
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Rebecca Tippett, PhD, leads Carolina Demography, located in the Carolina Population Center at UNC Chapel Hill.
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And the constituency's demography is changing in the Tories' favour as Wrexham becomes a dormitory town.
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Next, MRP applies these relationships to the demography of each state, mimicking 50 separate state polls.
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Gretchen Donehower is a research specialist in the department of demography at the University of California Berkeley.
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"They don't want us to guess what they're going to like based on their demography," she adds.
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Another lesson concerns the need to take account, as the church is starting to, of changing demography.
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"Houston is segregated by income rather than ethnicity," says Stephen Klineberg, who tracks the city's changing demography.
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That seems to be happening in America, points out Tomas Sobotka, of the Vienna Institute of Demography.
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More recently an outpouring of asylum-seekers from the Muslim world's many conflicts has changed the demography.
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Israel, worried about its own demography, will permit only a token homecoming under a future peace deal.
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IF DEMOGRAPHY is destiny, as Auguste Comte, a French philosopher, once said, then China has many destinies.
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So the arithmetic of demography implies that growth should be substantially slower than has been observed historically.
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No one adheres to the political maxim 'demography is destiny' more than CBD's co-complainant and Grijalva.
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Of course, demography is not destiny: Bernie too has many older supporters, this author being among them.
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Even more depressing is what happens when you explore the identity division through the lens of demography.
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Jobs in America have become more specialized and the country's demography has become more segmented, he says.
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Based on demography, premiums for female drivers aged between 26 and 30 rose the most at 9%.
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Demography is by no means destiny if a country has smart government policies and an innovative spirit.
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History, geography and demography are the go-to guideposts as we head towards the 2018 midterm elections.
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But as a scientist, I also know that women's contributions are so much more important than demography.
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Economists generally agree that future growth will be slowed by the headwinds of demography, education and income distribution.
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It is hard to distinguish between short-run swings and structural economic changes resulting from demography or technology.
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Russia is engaged in over-militarisation, in conflict multiplication, but has its own internal issues: demography, economy, etc.
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Since the lawless 1990s, crime has fallen across southern Brazil, thanks to rising prosperity, better policing and demography.
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Some things can be conquered by war; others can be taken over by politics, demography, or even immigration.
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However, the future demography of Texas itself is the (to borrow a recent phrase) lodestar of the race.
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"I agree that the demography of America is very different than it was in the 1960s," Abrams said.
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State legislatures are often a petri dish for prescriptive policy, as they can be for changes to demography.
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A census, after all, is more than simply counting; it also sorts the population by demography and identity.
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A census, after all, is more than simply counting; it also sorts the population by demography and identity.
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Treviso, ISTAT President Gian Carlo Blangiardo attends second of three-day 'Festival of statistics and demography' (0930 GMT).
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Those who foresee a "blue Texas" point to demography as the primary reason for the state's supposed competitiveness.
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In "Spatial Aspects of the American 'Culture War': The Two Dimensions of US Family Demography and the Presidential Elections, 1968-20163," the authors write: The map of the American "Culture War" is not only in evidence in the local voting patterns, but just as markedly so in its family demography.
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Nir Shoshani of NR Investments, a property developer in Miami, says some of this change is driven by demography.
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German economists started to model a scenario in which France's advantage in demography enabled its economy to outpace Germany's.
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They have got a demography problem, they&aposve got an economy problem and they&aposve got a political problem.
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The parents at the local school display the demography of a big city rather than a town of 2,500.
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It would consist mainly of Arabs, in line with Raqqa's demography, but also include Kurds and other ethnic groups.
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Some 210m of its people are without electricity; demography means that by 21.1 the number could be even higher.
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SSDI spending did grow in recent decades, but that was due to changes in the nation's demography and workforce.
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Some of this is just demography, as baby boomers retire and growth in the working-age population slows down.
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We're talking about demography and losing so many people," Putin said in a meeting with ministers in Kemerovo. "Why?
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"It's a human demography problem," said Jon Keeley, a scientist with the US Geological Survey's Western Ecological Research Center.
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The demography of rural America has gotten older, whiter and less educated as younger workers flee to larger communities.
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"The underlying demography is changing as the Latino population is a bigger part of the electorate," Mr. Frey said.
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And modern Japan is a country that really should be running current account surpluses, for one powerful reason: demography.
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The chart here — based on a new study in the journal Demography — shows how strange a combination this is.
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P.G., which have recruited child soldiers, intimidated dissidents, altered the demography and forced conscription in areas under their control.
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Talk about élan and audacity all you like, he counsels, but what wins wars is demography and economic strength.
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YouGov matched personal data from respondents with the demography of each constituency to estimate voting results in every seat.
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The other is that China's one-child policy has produced demography that looks a lot like Europe or Japan.
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Do you think that podcasting remains sort of stratified in the demography for a while or does it branch out?
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About two-thirds of pupils score as well as or better than demography would predict in a nationwide maths test.
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The state's shifting demography is mainly the result of a higher birth rate among Bengalis already in Assam, not migration.
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Demography can heighten paranoia and resentment within countries, when one national or ethnic group appears to reproduce faster than another.
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Democrats may assert that changing demography will make that a much harder trick to pull off with each passing year.
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Still, demography experts said the measure was unlikely to succeed in its primary goal of growing the native Hungarian population.
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The demography of the vote resembled that of the Brexit ballot in Britain and Donald Trump's election in America (see chart).
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The SNP believes it has demography on its side; less than a third of Scots aged over 70 voted for independence.
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But the rise of a new generation—especially one which, through quirks of demography, is large (see chart)—matters in Russia.
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The study, published in the journal Demography, found that during freshman year, most people actually gain about one pound on average.
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On election nights, we rope in Nate Cohn, our colleague from The Upshot and an expert in polling and election demography.
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Other grievances had been simmering below the surface for a long time: widening inequality, stalled economic growth, shifting demography, threatened identity.
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Digital video advertising can be similarly segmented based on demography and geography, and it's an increasingly significant way consumers watch content.
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To learn more, I called up Dowell Myers, a professor of policy, planning, and demography at the University of Southern California.
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You can find online educational courses on everything from economics to philosophy and even demography to guided meditations, textbooks, and movies.
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Demography is the main reason long-run forecasts suggest problems for Social Security, and an important reason for concerns about Medicare.
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Demography is not destiny, but as California Republicans have discovered, it often punishes parties that fail to adapt to changing societies.
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Trump did 20 points better among those vexed by our changing demography than he did among those who expressed less concern.
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The census collects data on population, economy activity, social and cultural aspects, migration and demography, down to the lowest administrative level.
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There's no question New Hampshire is very white, but demography is not the obstacle to Democratic presidential hopes that they think.
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Fifteen individuals, from infant to elderly, had been found at the site, Berger went on—the demography of an entire population.
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But there are other ways where we are thinking ... HR: You can jump over it, so you know ... I think that the challenge is that, again if you look at the demography of Georgia and the economic demography in particular, again you've got a quarter of your population that is of color, is at or below the poverty line.
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It's comparable to the average difference in longevity between men and women, the authors of the study, published recently in Demography, explain.
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America may have better prospects for economic growth than the rest of the developed world, not least because of its favourable demography.
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Campaign Stops DEMOGRAPHY is destiny, or so the saying goes, but Latinos are learning this political season that destiny can take detours.
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Tusk said he wanted the process to be "swift, smooth and effective", and respecting criteria of geography, demography, gender and political balance.
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Arguably the biggest brake on political Islam's attempts to reshape Turkish society has been demography, says Bekir Agirdir, the head of KONDA.
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To mangle a phrase of Francis Fukuyama's, the world could be heading for the end of demography and (eventually) the last man.
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Over the next few years, demography will change the kinds of robots people need, as well as increase the number in use.
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The big picture: The efforts for candidates to build out diverse campaign staffs highlight their recognition that America's demography is similarly shifting.
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"This clause would ask for the film's cast to match the demography of where the story is set," the initiative's website states.
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Unifying such a diverse mix was difficult given Syria's patchwork demography and explains, in part, why Baathism was the regime's ruling ideology.
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That political earthquake you feel under your feet is caused by the shifting tectonic plates of political geography, demography, age and education.
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The majority of the council consists of Arabs -- in line with Raqqa's demography -- but it also includes Kurds and other ethnic groups.
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That has gained him fervent support among voters who feel most aggrieved by America's changing demography, particularly white voters without college educations.
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The Democrats' optimism about the country is tightly related to their optimism about their own political fortunes, which is based on demography.
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If we continue to disenfranchise, it will be to our own national economic demise as demography shifts over the next two decades.
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One is a work of political philosophy, and the other a quantitative look at the demography and views of far-right supporters.
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The party's persecution of India's Muslim majority has led to fears it wants to change the state's demography and dilute its power.
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"The differences between states can be traced to differences in the demography, geography and even the ideology of the various states," Howmuch.
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Both also received doctoral degrees in demography and sociology from the university, and the groom received a master's degree in economics there.
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"There's no reason why those minor roles can't match or reflect the demography of where the story is taking place," Smith said.
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There may be some scope for sensible policies to expand the workforce, but nothing that can overcome that dramatic changes in demography.
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Young people and ethnic minorities, in particular, tend to be more opposed to the death penalty; demography is on the side of abolition.
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Both hope that demography will work in their favour: Mr Zelensky's support is strongest among younger voters, the least likely to turn out.
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Changing demography and the possibility of evolving voter preferences help explain why another event in 2020, the census, has taken on great importance.
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They like it, to be sure — but it's a less direct way to reshape American demography than deporting people or slowing down immigration.
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If you computationally simulate a population evolving neutrally, then methods for estimating demography will work; but introduce linked selection, and those methods fail.
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Donald Trump crushed the GOP's minority outreach this year with the result that Republicans are now laboring on the wrong side of demography.
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These improvements are proof that demography is not destiny, that bad things happening in a neighborhood do not have to determine student outcomes.
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Without that demography-fuelled expansion in Africa, Christianity would be destined to fall rather swiftly behind Islam as the world's most popular faith.
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The global and American responses have been feeble, so Myanmar is getting away with murder and rape intended to change the country's demography.
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It should not have required a calamity like Grenfell for people to start calling foul on this re-engineering of the city's demography.
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Sixth Street also spans east to west across the city, the urban planning for which has major implications on the city's diverse demography.
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"It matters because it's a way that inequalities get reproduced," said Breanna Perelli-Harris, an associate professor in demography at the University of Southampton.
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Combined with delays in processing asylum applications, it means we're a way off knowing the true implications of the refugee wave on European demography.
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Its performance is structurally constrained by the heavy burden from the healthcare sector, which will continue to be under pressure from a mature demography.
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ZENG RONGSpokesperson of the Chinese embassyLondon I enjoyed your article on the demography of the Irish in Britain ("Last waltz in Kilburn", February 9th).
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Both trends predate the fall in real interest rates, however, which suggests they did not play as significant a role as demography or China.
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He entered graduate school at Berkeley and in 1973 completed an interdisciplinary doctorate, studying topics like wildlife management, demography, political science and international law.
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Iranian officials have confirmed that migration from other provinces has affected the region's demography, but say that is not the result of government policy.
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We like to think of democracy as a battle of ideas and a process of individual deliberation, but this year demography has been destiny.
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In dizzying detail, Bullough takes us on a tour of Moneyland, a place one part defined by geography and several parts more by demography.
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It is a course that leaves both parties somewhat discomfited, both because of Virginia's bifurcated demography and the cautious nature of the two candidates.
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The couple met at Penn State, where the bride received a master's degree in sociology and demography and the groom a Ph.D. in mathematics.
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"I said the only way we'd ever build a governing coalition was with the support of new Canadians, given changing demography," Mr. Kenney said.
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But in 1994, California Republicans, fearful of changing demography, campaigned for Proposition 187, a ballot initiative meant to make life miserable for undocumented immigrants.
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But in 1994, California Republicans, fearful of changing demography, campaigned for Proposition 187, a ballot initiative meant to make life miserable for undocumented immigrants.
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"Every dynamic in every demography of my state gets absolutely slammed with this piece of legislation," Mr. Manchin said on CBS's "Face the Nation."
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The drop in biodiversity is being caused by a number of major global trends, the report said, including climate change, international markets and demography.
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The toymaker launched its traditionally Caucasian Barbie doll in a variety of skin tones, hairstyles and outfits last year to appeal to a larger demography.
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But right now it's so hard to conceive of a party being held hostage by a demography in decline and it building a winning coalition.
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This relationship appears to be driven by violent crimes such as arson and assault, and cannot be explained by local social-media usage or demography.
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About 186 black people were lynched between 1877 and 1950, according to the Center for Studies in Demography and Ecology at the University of Washington.
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Years of unrelenting, even accelerating, change in our economy, culture and demography have carried the US into an era of polarized, fierce, and volatile politics.
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On election night, Mike Capuano appeared as a man who long ago had come to terms with the fact that demography would determine his destiny.
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Opinions about the wall have become deeply interwoven with attitudes about the larger changes in culture, demography and gender relations that are reshaping American society.
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Democrats could eventually reclaim the majorities they won in 2008 or enjoyed earlier in the past century, but it won't happen simply because of demography.
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"There is a big paradox of out-migration," said Tomas Sobotka, a researcher at the Wittgenstein Center for Demography and Global Human Capital in Vienna.
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Given their demography, many of the seats that went blue in the recent election should have had a higher Tory vote in the first place.
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Because not only does the racial demography bring a different — no pun intended — complexion to our economy, it also brings new ideas and new experiences.
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The resurgence has its roots in human demography: the shrinking of Japan's population is especially acute in rural areas, where it is exacerbated by ongoing urbanisation.
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IT HAS been an article of faith of post-war demography that better health care and improved living conditions would mean a continuing fall in mortality.
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The most important causes of this migration are wars in places like Syria and Somalia, and demography and poor prospects across Africa and the Middle East.
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Her 12 novels range—controversially—from school shootings and the Northern Irish Troubles to immigration, demography, terrorism, the American healthcare system, obesity and, most recently, finance.
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As George Magnus, an economist, writes in "Red Flags: Why Xi's China is in Jeopardy", demography is not destiny, and China has time to change course.
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Demography partly explains Cornwall's enthusiasm for leaving: its population is old (24% are over 65, against 18% nationwide) and fewer than average have a university education.
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Our research reveals startling links between wages for black versus white workers, the demography of these cities, and the racial makeup of their state's legislative body.
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This follows from the simple arithmetic of demography — a woman who has completed secondary school has 4 to 5 fewer children than one with no education.
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"The popularity of new digital tools has a great impact on the life of the elderly," says Lu Jiehua, professor of social demography at Peking University.
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Partly that's because Medicare beneficiaries are considerably whiter than the country as a whole, precisely because they're older and reflect the demography of an earlier era.
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Beyond that, the surprise takeaway from these books is that we have the tools at hand to ensure that demography is not destiny in Forgotten America.
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Getting the death toll right is important for disaster planning, according to Alexis Santos, director of the graduate program in applied demography at Penn State University.
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And a new study from the University of Southern California and Yale University, published in the journal Demography, suggests that Americans might already be doing something right.
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Parties, midcentury reformers argued, should mobilize voters and organize governance on the basis of issues and program—not patronage, personality, or the ties of geography or demography.
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Demography is not working in the SDF's favour: the population of 18-year-olds has shrunk by a million over the past two decades, making recruitment difficult.
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"I think you can draw the conclusion that they need to engage in reallocation of resources to consider changing demography and the changing urban landscape," he said.
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But the city's demography long ago shifted away from factory workers and towards multicultural yuppies, and last March the GreenLeft party came first in the municipal election.
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Adapting our economy to climate change and to the changing demography are just two of many challenges of "transition" facing our economy and society in coming years.
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For a variety of reasons, from demography to American and European politics, Mr Gates fears that campaigns to eradicate extreme poverty, HIV and malaria are going awry.
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"Just like there's not one urban America, there's not one rural America either," explained Kenneth Johnson, who teaches demography and sociology at the University of New Hampshire.
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Evidently, the map of the American "Culture War" is not only in evidence in the local voting patterns, but just as markedly so in its family demography.
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Low birth rates have been a factor in the state of Europe's economy, Richard Cincotta, director of the Global Political Demography Program at the Stimson Center, told Axios.
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As an oil-rich province between Iraq and Kurdistan, Kirkuk is a flashpoint for conflict: Everything about it is contested – its security, its oil, even its mixed demography.
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As Mark Hugo Lopez, director of global migration and demography for the Pew Research Center, noted on Twitter, Latinos' English proficiency has been on the rise for years.
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The boost in demand for Mexican beers is a result of a growing Hispanic population, a demography the company has been focusing on to widen its consumer base.
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Kaare Christensen, a university professor in demography and epidemiology in Odense, where fairy tale writer Hans Christian Andersen was born, says it doesn't take much to satisfy Danes.
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Already familiar with Mr. Patel's work in creating interreligious dialogue on campuses, Dr. Strikwerda invited the group to Elizabethtown to map the religious demography of the student body.
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Why it matters: America's aging demography — and corresponding care spend — is pushing tech companies to develop products for seniors, whereas they've traditionally focused more on younger, earlier adopters.
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But they have reason to think this may be the year with Latino numbers growing so quickly, said Mark Lopez, Pew's director of global migration and demography research.
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A strong Democratic platform with realistic plans for rural America would focus on four themes: demography, infrastructure, farm sustainability and environmental practices that can help combat climate change.
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The new data comes at a time when the nation's changing demography has become a flash point in American politics, spurred in part by President Trump's inflammatory rhetoric.
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Dowell Myers, a professor of demography and urban planning at the University of Southern California, recently published a paper that noted American cities reached "peak millennial" in 2015.
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"Typical Xer, you're saying, 'Yeah, they gave us diet foods and yoga,'" said Neil Howe, managing director of demography at Hedgeye and a leading theorist on generational cycles.
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A key factor is demography, especially the slow but steady decline in the number of white voters and the rising share of the electorate made up of minorities.
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At the same time, it isn't possible to wait around for demography to turn millions of disenchanted Americans into relics and expect to live in a decent country.
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The video starts off with a quick demography lesson, reminding us how many people have come and gone in human history, and how many of us are living today.
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Today's fringe right is obsessed with the idea that whites are being destroyed by demography — that white countries are being "colonized" by the force of nonwhite breeding and immigration.
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Indeed, it may well be that demography and sluggish productivity make it very hard to push economic growth up to the 3-20113% hoped for by the new administration.
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Many women, even if living with men, are opting to "keep their legal options open," said Richard Cincotta, director of the Global Political Demography Program at the Stimson Center.
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Despite the apposite demography, that unusual format, plus the manic attention and spending—a bonanza for local broadcasters—makes the outcome only a muted bellwether for the mid-terms.
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By the end of 2018, Mr Kellner estimates, demography, assuming voting patterns by age remain as they were in June 2016, will mean "Remain" would win a second vote.
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Tomas Sobotka, a researcher at the Vienna Institute of Demography, estimates that about half the rise of Germany's fertility rate in the past few years is explained by immigration.
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"Demography is not destiny for the Democratic Party, and our communities deserve intentional decisions from the state parties to include us at all tables deciding our futures," she said.
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Marshall pushes back against "the misconception that demography is destiny," that elections can be won by mobilizing "this supposed majority" of nonwhite and millennial voters who lean toward Democrats.
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In the long run, geography, demography and economics suggest that closer integration between the nations of North America is inevitable, regardless of what today's politicians and soccer players accomplish.
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Many in the Democratic party have operated under the assumption that "demography is destiny" and that the rising tides of minority populations will ensure our long term electoral success.
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Today, the Texas delegation to the U.S. House of Representatives includes twenty-five Republicans and eleven Democrats—a far more conservative profile than the political demography of the state.
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"I think you're going to see an all-time high of Jews voting for Democrats in 28500," said Ira Sheskin, a Jewish demography expert at the University of Miami.
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Ahvazi activists said they had found few Arab managers in government and local industries in a recent survey and accuse the authorities of trying to change the area's demography.
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"Politicians are dancing on the line, well aware that you can wake up demons," said Irena Kotowska, head of the center for demography at the Warsaw School of Economics.
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Demography may be the most powerful economic force of them all, and for much of the United States, the trend lines, for now, are pointing in the wrong direction.
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The impulse to belong to a clan is deeply human, however, and new tribes continue to form, organized not around ancestry but along fuzzier lines of ideology or demography.
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Apart from India's large Muslim population, the country's armed forces, traders, laborers and pilgrims had become crucial to the security, economy and demography of Arabia even in Ottoman times.
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"As long as Greece has high unemployment, it may be good luck that there's not a baby boom," said Byron Kotzamanis, a demography professor at the University of Thessaly.
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Its selling point is that it helps track users based on the content of the videos they watch, not their demography, which is the way YouTube generally sells its audience.
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Where last year's list of most-read articles featured a mix of politics, finance, science, demography and culture, this year's is dominated by Brexit and the rise of Donald Trump.
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The number of kids considered ideal tends to decrease with better educated women, according to Wolfgang Lutz, the founding director of the Wittgenstein Centre for Demography and Global Human Capital.
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"Most disheartening is that these are the same young persons who form the highest demography of voters that put their confidence in him in 2015," it said in a statement.
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The problem, instead, seems to be demography — an increasingly diverse population means that the party needs to go beyond white resentment, but the resentful whites are having none of it.
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"This trend matches a number of other trends that we've seen among unauthorized immigrants," said Mark Hugo Lopez, director of global migration and demography research at the Pew Research Center.
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A 2018 study published in Demography modeled 80 years of birth data in the US, and found that heat waves correlated with decreased birth rates nine to ten months later.
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But Iowa mirrors the nation's economy and demography in one very striking way — the state's rapidly aging population and the myriad economic, political and social consequences that flow from it.
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Both groups are less likely to find their way to the polls, though, which is why Texas has so far been a lesson in why demography is not necessarily destiny.
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Another clue that the demography is marching forward came on Thursday, when the Census Bureau released population estimates that showed, for the first time, a decline in the white population.
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Like Hungary, France introduced financial incentives in 2005, but since then its birthrate has remained at around 1.9 children per woman, said Sarah Harper, a demography professor at Oxford University.
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In most demography — say, polling — when one group isn't as likely to respond as another group, researchers can use statistical modeling to make sure they're not underrepresented in the results.
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These claims for the Sanders program aren't just implausible, they're embarrassing to anyone remotely familiar with economic history (which says that raising long-run growth is very hard) and changing demography.
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Mattel has rolled out Barbie dolls in a variety of skin tones, hairstyles and outfits and in three new body shapes - tall, curvy and petite - to appeal to a larger demography.
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Milorad Dodik, the president of Republika Srpska, claims that Bosniak politicians have a secret plan to import Muslim migrants to change Bosnia's demography and thereby take control of the whole country.
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High costs of education, stagnant wages and more women working and delaying childbirth have all contributed, Richard Cincotta, director of the Global Political Demography Program at the Stimson Center, told Axios.
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"Italy has a terrible combination: low birthrate, low women's employment and high risk of child poverty," said Alessandro Rosina, a professor of demography at Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore in Milan.
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Again, had New Hampshire been like Iowa in this respect, he would have claimed the silver there, but a more Iowa-like demography would probably not have given him the gold.
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Kenneth Wachter, a professor of demography at the University of California, Berkeley, said image-based studies could be a big help now that public response rates to sample surveys are declining.
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Factors like demography (the aging of the baby boom generation), technology (the efficiency of smartphones and cloud computing) and globalization have changed the economy and reduced the inflation rate, he said.
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Farmers' past support for Trump was predictable: The demography and culture of (white) rural America make it fertile ground for politicians promising to restore traditional society, and especially traditional racial hierarchy.
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Lu, the social demography expert, says that while the government is trying to make life more convenient for people through new technologies it has made things harder for some older citizens.
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Farmers' past support for Trump was predictable: The demography and culture of (white) rural America make it fertile ground for politicians promising to restore traditional society, and especially traditional racial hierarchy.
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This was not only relevant as an eccentricity of prehistoric demography, but broadly consequential for the ongoing study of culture itself — of where new ideas come from and how they proliferate.
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Stephane M. Shepherd, a forensic psychology professor working at Johns Hopkins and Swinburne University, said that the demography of the Sudanese population in Victoria was crucial to understanding the recent crimes.
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In any case, demography is pointing that way: According to a study published this week, among Catholics in the United States born in 1982 or later, about 54% are Hispanic or Latino.
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But due to the "electoral college" system that America's founders jury-rigged in part to square the needs of democracy with the demography of slavery, this does not hold true for America.
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Support is stronger from richer and better-educated people across the country; the groundswell of support for Initiative 145, and Colorado's demography, suggest that it stands a good chance of being passed.
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In an article published in the February edition of journal Demography, sociologists found that children who live with step- or half-siblings are more likely to behave aggressively than kids who don't.
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Thanks to its incredibly diverse demography of more than 18 religious communities, Lebanon employs a system of consensus government, where political power is divided between its main Sunni, Shiite and Christian groups.
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"2015 to 2017 saw the lowest improvements in life expectancy since the start of our series in 220.9 to 22015," said Sophie Sanders, ONS statistician for the Centre of Ageing and Demography.
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The study by the New York-based Wildlife Conservation Society is the first analysis of the demography of an elusive animal that is hard to track because of its remote wooded surrounds.
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Whites without a bachelor's degree will make up 44 percent of eligible voters in 2020, said Ruy Teixeira, a political scientist who did a broad study of demography and politics this spring.
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A 21968 report on America's future political demography found four realistic scenarios in which Democrats win the national popular vote but lose the Electoral College because of the geography of the electorate.
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Supporters argue that affirmative action is necessary to address past discrimination against African Americans, and to create diverse schools and workplaces that reflect the racial and ethnic demography of the US population.
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According to Hawley, a political scientist who specializes in demography and the far right, roughly 5.64 percent of America's 20183 million non-Hispanic whites have beliefs consistent with the alt-right's worldview.
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In a study published to Demography in 2011, the number of foreign-born scientists and engineers working in the United States was estimated to have doubled around the turn of the century.
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Perhaps that is what Karren Brady means when she talks about a rebrand, with the demography of Stratford more in tune with fashionable brand values than that of Green Street and Upton Park.
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Demography and technology are fueling the Trump brand of tribal politics, and his governing choices have left him more dependent on stoking his own forces rather than bringing in new swaths of support.
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As we discussed in length on Tuesday, Georgia's electorate may reflect shifting demography that in time will make Democrats more competitive, for now, the shrinking white majority looks increasingly aligned with the GOP.
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But polls show the demography of the electorate is crucial: The more ethnically diverse a state's voters are, the better it is for Clinton; the whiter the state's electorate, the better for Trump.
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"I can tell you that I have never read, heard or encountered a public request like that," said David Bloom, a professor of economics and demography at the Harvard School of Public Health.
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The authors, Vincent Bignon of the Bank of France and Cecilia García-Peñalosa of Aix-Marseille School of Economics, look at the relationship between agricultural tariffs and demography in France in the 1890s.
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Professor Scheper-Hughes turned to other methods to attempt to figure out the infant mortality rate — her "demography without numbers" was composed of speaking with priests, pharmacists, hospital attendants, coffin makers, and gravediggers.
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Demography is studied closely on both sides of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict because of its potential implications for both societies as they weigh possible solutions as Israel celebrates its 70th anniversary next month.
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"Given contemporary demography, a little bit less than 50 percent of the country lives in 40 of the 50 states," Sanford Levinson, a constitutional law scholar at the University of Texas, told me.
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The other side argues for a more direct, representation-based form of equality: it would jettison the exam, adopting a new admissions system designed to produce student bodies reflective of the city's demography.
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At the same time, the government, also citing demography, in 2011 adopted a "debt brake", limiting its new borrowing at just the moment when ultra-low interest rates would make debt service almost free.
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Declining demography and a rapidly aging population are holding back household consumption (61 percent of the economy), and business investments (another 18 percent of the economy) are weakened by dwindling domestic and foreign sales.
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So it is possible that artificial intelligence, 3-D printing and the like may yet boost the growth rate and allow us to overcome the problem of demography (an ageing population means fewer workers).
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Job creation is not without cost, and economist estimates to generate one new job range widely depending on geography, demography, skills and other assumptions: an average of $100,000 per gig seems an appropriate benchmark.
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Those in Alexander's school are inclined to believe that the system can't be reformed short of revolutionary change—a revolutionary change that is necessarily ill-defined and, given the country's political demography, essentially impossible.
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Housing demand is undermined by declining demography and family formation, and private sector capital outlays cannot grow if exports continue to fall, as was the case in the first two quarters of this year.
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Last year, the journal Demography published a more representative model, estimating that for the cohort born in 1940, the lifetime risk at age 70 was 30.8 percent for men and 37.4 percent for women.
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The new spending is on top of 25.7 trillion roubles that Putin ordered in 2018 to be spent on 13 "National Projects" — policy areas encompassing social and infrastructure spending, one of which is demography.
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"Demography is a vital issue that will influence our country's development for decades to come," he said at a recent economic conference, also calling it an important gauge of social and economic well-being.
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The Somerset Carnival is one of the ancient traditions that some in England worry are being undermined by a changing demography, with large-scale immigration of workers from poorer parts of the European Union.
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Treviso, ISTAT starts 5th edition of 'Festival of statistics and demography' with Veneto Region Governor Luca Zaia, ISTAT President Gian Carlo Blangiardo, Bank of Italy Deputy General Director Daniele Franco; ends on Sept. 22.
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Treviso, ISTAT starts 5th edition of 'Festival of statistics and demography' with Veneto Region Governor Luca Zaia, ISTAT President Gian Carlo Blangiardo, Bank of Italy Deputy General Director Daniele Franco; ends on Sept. 22.
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"Mayor Pete's plan is driven by an important underlying goal: to reclaim the promise and potential of public education to educate every student equitably, regardless of geography or demography," she said in a statement.
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Even if the campaigns do not know your email address and Facebook cannot figure out your political leanings, you might see ads if the details of your demography signal what camp you are in.
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Fears over changes to Lebanon's demography are most acutely felt by Lebanese Christians who are allotted half the seats in parliament and top state positions including the presidency under a sectarian power-sharing system.
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While Democrats have traditionally enjoyed the majority of Hispanic voting share, results in several states show that the picture is more complicated, said Mark Lopez, a demography researcher at Pew who specializes in U.S. Hispanics.
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But Trump alone seemed to recognize that for his base, his voters — isolated and holding on for dear life against an endless attack from a culture and a demography — the old litmus tests didn't apply.
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It is a real concern and calls have been issued to ease visa requirements for high-tech workers from India and other Asian countries, always a concern in Israel, where demography is a sensitive subject.
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Young people are seen as key to this election, as the disenchanted demography has little historical memory of China and view closer ties with Beijing as just further benefiting the business elite in both territories.
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If it is true that urban voters, who on the whole are better educated and richer than their rural counterparts, tend to be more willing to kick out incumbents, then demography is on democracy's side.
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But it also reflects a much more secure border—the number of border agents quintupled between 22008 and 237—and changing demography in Mexico, where the birth rate has been falling since the early 221s.
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"The Latino community is growing, but demography isn't destiny — numbers alone are not enough," said Cristóbal Alex, president of the Latino Victory Foundation, which is among the groups composing the National Latino Civic Engagement Table.
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From the minute Greenstone opens each afternoon at 063 until it closes at 9, a cross-section of Central California demography makes its way through the security check/wand-down into the gleaming display area.
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He predicts that China's economic growth will fall to 4.4 percent in 2019 and will not rise again to the heady heights of 10 percent seen in past decades, and that demography is one reason.
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The demographics may not look great in a diverse county like Prince William, Va. — with its 22 percent Latino, 22 percent African-American and 8.4 percent Asian population — but demography, Morrissey pleads, needn't be fate.
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The project confirmed what he had already suspected about his native city, whose geography and demography created a complex and constantly shifting mosaic of cuisines: Los Angeles is an incubator of cultural and commercial variety.
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In his mind, the New Negro was more than mere effect: history and demography alone couldn't possibly account for the wit, chic, or thrilling force of "the younger generation" to whom he dedicated the volume.
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"So far the demography definitely seems to be very different in the United States versus in other countries that saw this hit earlier," US Surgeon General Dr. Jerome Adams said on NBC's "Today" on Monday.
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"The interviews and processing of green cards is extraordinarily slow and challenging," said Sara Curran, a migration expert and the director of the Center for Studies in Demography and Ecology at the University of Washington.
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Several factors contribute to this risk, but probably the most important is demography: a sharp slowdown in the growth of the working-age population, which means less incentive to invest in structures, factories, and more.
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His manifesto is titled "The Great Replacement," a term coined by a French writer but in context refers to the theory of "white genocide" by demography that goes back decades in the white supremacist movement.
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"There was a suspicion that the outbreak was governed by the failure of the water system, but it wasn't properly quantified," study leader Sammy Zahran, associate professor of demography at Colorado State University, told BuzzFeed News.
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Mr Trump won Montana and West Virginia by wide margins, but the Democratic incumbents there, Jon Tester and Joe Manchin respectively, are farther ahead than either demography or their states' political leanings suggest they should be.
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What Silvers et al have done is to quantify something we all know: demography matters a lot in this race, with very white states better terrain for Sanders and very African-American states better for Clinton.
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CHRISTIAN FEARS Fears over changes to Lebanon's demography are most acutely felt by Lebanese Christians who are allotted half the seats in parliament and top state positions including the presidency under a sectarian power-sharing system.
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Sober advocates of free trade know that over time the gains from it come from greater efficiency, not from more jobs, the number of which is largely determined by demography and the strength of aggregate demand.
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If not, pretty soon we're going to find ourselves doing demography without numbers — closing our eyes and hoping that public funds are fairly distributed even though we no longer will have a map to get there.
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And the U.S. requires "major reforms" in its programs for the elderly, says Richard Cincotta, director of the Global Political Demography Program at the Stimson Center, and formerly a lead demographer for the U.S. intelligence community.
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The conclusions in the study, "India's Demography at 2040: Planning Public Good Provision for the 21st Century," will have major implications for many companies, particularly those that have been eyeing consumer demand from India's young population.
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However, a new study in the journal Demography reveals that the gap between rich and poor graduates continues to grow wider with only 11.8% of children born in the 1980's from poor backgrounds actually graduating.
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Since then it's been debated in low-fertility nations like Japan and Hungary, finding champions among demography-obsessed conservatives, but also among liberals concerned about a retiree-dominated politics and the just representation of the young.
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Much of its cuisine can be traced to somewhere else, but — like the United States — Taiwan has experienced so many transformations of demography and culture, technology and taste, that the food now has its own identity.
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To find out, a research team led by Franceso Billari, a professor of demography at Milan's Bocconi University, turned to Germany, which has extensive survey data on the sleeping patterns and technology use of its citizens.
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But first they will need to wake up to the reality that — at least when it comes to the United States — demography is not destiny, and there are no iron laws regarding assimilation and voting patterns.
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They can vary by geography—the southeast generally has lower vaccination rates and the highest rates of cervical cancer—and demography, with black and Hispanic youth having higher rates than their peers, especially at lower incomes.
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Regarding your article on housing demography in Britain ("The silver lining", January 5th), many people in the baby-boom generation are actually on low incomes, with small pensions and trapped in properties that are in poor condition.
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"The changing demography and growth in urbanization … creates a huge barrier between the message Trump's putting out there and what those voters want," said David Damore, a political science professor at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas.
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Indeed, his candidacy is providing a refuge for, and giving voice to, white fear and anger over the inevitable changing demography of the country, the erosion of the center and the rewarding of whiteness as a commodity.
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"Our findings show that after district secessions, students are increasingly being sorted into different school districts by race," Erica Frankenberg, a study coauthor and professor of education and demography at Pennsylvania State University, said in a statement.
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They fear Trump's plan could alter the demography and politics of a nation shaped by the presence of Palestinians, who hold full citizenship but are marginalized and seen as a political threat by some people of Jordanian descent.
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The Demographics of Danmaku Just as danmaku is quite distinctive from both eSports and speedrunning, I've come to learn that the demography of shmup players, with regards to gender, and geography, is also somewhat unlike other competitive games.
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Ronald Lee, director of the Centre on the Economics and Demography of Ageing at the University of California, Berkeley, puts it succinctly: "We don't really know what population ageing will be like, because nobody has done it yet."
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Why it matters: If having babies without being married becomes increasingly common, it could help stabilize falling fertility rates and avoid an aging, childless future, Michael Herrmann, a senior adviser for economics and demography at UNFPA, told Axios.
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The reasons for this shift are a combination of deterrence (investments in border protection), demography (population growth, which spurred emigration from Mexico, has been slowing) and development (greater economic opportunity at home encourages Mexicans to stay, or return).
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Using a method called "multilevel regression and post-stratification", the relationships between demography and vote choices can be used to project state-level election results—and to estimate what might have happened in the past under different rules.
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Women could have a larger selection to choose from when it comes to dating, but could also see more pressure from men who are looking for mates, according to Tomas Sobotka, of the Vienna Institute of Demography. [Phys.org]
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And adding county data on demography, infrastructure and education as well as state-level data on policies to indicators of economic performance in statistical analysis makes the relationship between economic change and changes in drug mortality look weaker.
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Sounding more like a foreign than an interior minister, dropping the names of philosophers and classical authors as he goes, he offers a vision of the intertwined destinies of Europe and Africa, based on security, demography and economics.
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But demography is destiny and a wall on the Mexican border won't stop the face of America from changing because of birth rates that are much higher than for Hispanic and Asian Americans than they are for Anglos.
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Each country is making its own judgments in the face of an emerging crisis and is working from different parameters, including the availability of science and its understanding of that science, differences in demography and differences in culture.
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After controlling for factors such as demography and pay, they found that in an area where house prices had tripled in nominal terms, the Remain vote share was 16 percentage points higher than in one with no change.
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In a new book, "The Road to Somewhere," David Goodhart, the head of demography, immigration and integration at Policy Exchange, a British think tank, describes the political divisions that emerged here and in the Brexit election in Britain.
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And reform would also be an opportunity to modernize benefits in a way that is more effective in matching 21st century longevity, modern demography, changes in patterns of marriage and divorce, and retirement income adequacy, among other worthy objectives.
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The course draws from the widely circulated Trump Syllabi (per the Chronicle of Higher Education and Public Books) crowd sourced by some of the nation's leading scholars in American Political Science and history, demography, cultural studies, sociology, and more.
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Specialists in economics, demography and sociology say some of those women are delaying marriage to build careers and establish financial footing, resulting in a more empowered female population that no longer views marriage as the only route to security.
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"I have absolutely no worries about Japan's demography," Abe said in a prepared speech at a Reuters Newsmaker event, noting that nominal gross domestic product had grown despite losing 3 million working-age people over the last three years.
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Richard Florida, director of the Martin Prosperity Institute at the University of Toronto, argued in an email that California is better described as a crucial proving ground in a country undergoing exceptional structural change in its economy and demography.
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A lifelong conservative and the leader of a party that for decades battled feminism, Mr Abe has undergone a conversion, prompted by Japan's alarming demography: the workforce is projected to shrink by about 25m people—well over a third—by 2060.
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They do so knowing that no Israeli government – whether leaning to the left or right – could ever allow this scenario, which would amount not only to perpetual battle but to the eradication through demography of Israel as a Jewish state.
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Tweeting from under house arrest, she called the move an "illegal and unconstitutional" betrayal of the government's contract with Kashmir, and claimed it was part of a bid to change the demography of India's only Muslim-majority state through migration.
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Boomers also "over-built their homes, and then they over-prettify them with their own personal amenities," Dowell Myers, USC professor of policy, planning, and demography at USC, said in an April 2019 podcast with Wharton real estate professor Benjamin Keys.
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DEMOGRAPHY - Costs: 3.11 trillion rubles - Increase the birth rate to 1.7 children per woman by 2024, from 1.62 - Financial support to improve families' well-being, including preferential mortgage rates at 6% and free courses for women on maternity leave 20193.
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Mark Hugo Lopez, the director of global migration and demography research at Pew Research Center, noted that the number of eligible Hispanic voters grows with each election cycle -- so there is always a new record for turnout in sheer numbers alone.
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In the past Mr Kennedy would have been a shoo-in for the next available open slot, but the politics and demography of Massachusetts have changed in the decade since Mr Kennedy's great-uncle Teddy was the Senate's liberal lion.
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The Arab inhabitants of the area look at Ankara as their protector and accuse the Syrian Kurdish militia of forcibly pushing out the tribal population from these border area where they claim the YPG has sought to change its demography.
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Approximately a fifth of women born in the 1970s are likely to remain childless in Greece, Spain and Italy, a level not seen since World War I, according to the Wittgenstein Center for Demography and Global Human Capital, based in Vienna.
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The inclusion rider initiative, proposed by Stacy Smith at the Annenberg Inclusion Initiative at University of Southern California, calls for the 30 minor speaking roles in an average film to be cast as reflective of the demography where the story takes place.
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As existential concerns about Wikipedia's accuracy have faded into the background, demography has emerged as the most serious threat to the project's legitimacy; it can hardly aspire to be the sum of human knowledge if only white guys create and manage it.
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The parties fight over central Florida, a region that changing demography—an influx of Latinos from Puerto Rico and the north-east, a steady flow of white pensioners seeking sunshine and pickleball in retirement—prevents from listing too far in either direction.
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Mattel reported earlier this month its first rise in sales of Barbie dolls in more than two years, helped by the launch of its traditionally Caucasian Barbie doll in a variety of skin tones, hairstyles and outfits to appeal to a larger demography.
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Usually heroically optimistic, the philanthropists fear that some aspects of global progress—of which the report demonstrates there has been lots—are under threat thanks to changes in demography and insufficient funding, as the priorities and moods of international donors have changed.
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In a recent study published in the journal Demography, Dr. Alexandra Killewald, a sociology professor at Harvard University, analyzed employment patterns during the first 18 years of motherhood, among a group of about 3,500 women who were teens and young adults in 1979.
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As a group, they are only maybe, possibly, becoming a smaller share of the population in the United States and Europe — but how much smaller is a wide-open question among demographers, because the future is unknowable and demography is an imprecise science.
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A CNN analysis of the demography of the most competitive districts in the House of Representatives, almost all of which are now held by Republicans, shows that the outcome in 2018 appears poised to reinforce the divides familiar from Trump's election in 2016.
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According to Jennifer Van Hook, a professor of sociology and demography at Penn State University, demographic groups that have large shares of unauthorized immigrants are the ones most likely to inaccurately mark themselves as citizens: Mexican men of working age, for example.
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"We are at a unique moment in U.S. history, with seismic shifts occurring in demography, technology, culture, and the economy and inequality cutting through all of these trends," Maya Rockeymoore, president and CEO of the Center for Global Policy Solutions, said in a statement.
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A second study cited, published in the journal Demography in 2011, also supported the association between marriage and greater wealth, adding that couples who lived together with their partner before marriage -- provided they'd never lived with other partners -- became wealthier than couples who did not.
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Image: Terry Hughes"Our knowledge of the chronic impacts of up to 1 [degree] C of further warming on the physiology and demography of reef organisms is surprisingly limited because the temperatures used most commonly in recent thermal experiments are too high," the researchers write.
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And that split seems baked in to the demography of Arizona, which has the widest so-called racial generation gap of any state in the country: Just 19 percent of the population over 65 is nonwhite; 60 percent of those under 18 are nonwhite.
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" He added: "California was at once the poster child for changing demography; the poster child for the Republican establishment saying, 'We have to have an opening on immigration or we'll become a regional party'; and the poster child for this more extreme nationalist ideology.
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The physical structure, too, has become an important expression of Washington's complicated and shifting demography, changing from its century-old roots as a synagogue to a black church, almost becoming a nightclub, before being restored as a synagogue — the only one in the city's center.
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Although the "demography is destiny" argument lost much of its luster for national Democrats after the 2016 presidential election, in North Carolina, which experienced its political cataclysm a few years ahead of the rest of the country, the idea is once again in vogue.
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Rejecting the symmetry Mr. Goodman creates in his book, Mr. Barak said the left's concerns over demography and the future of Israeli democracy were based on definite fact, while the right-wing security argument that withdrawal would be catastrophic for Israel was bogus supposition.
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The demography is worse and getting even more difficult every day, the novelty is gone, incompetence is always punished in the fullness of time and the staff machine that exists to prop up an existing POTUS is a weak shambles of dregs and enablers.
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Millennials are even starting to move to the suburbs, and in fact, last year marked a turning point, where urban centers reached "peak millennial," according to a new study from Dowell Myers, a professor of urban planning and demography at the USC Price School of Public Policy.
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Paul Morgan, a professor of education and demography at Pennsylvania State University, wrote a report in August that found that when comparing minority and white children who share similar characteristics, such as achievement levels and socioeconomic backgrounds, white students were more likely to receive special education services.
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"Even if the deaths are concentrated at older ages, it still seems that serious cases and hospitalization and requiring ventilators is not entirely rare even at younger ages," Jennifer Dowd, an associate professor of demography and population health at the University of Oxford, told BuzzFeed News.
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But there are also numerous, and so far intractable, downsides to tech superstardom — starting with living as a company town and stretching to city demography: In city after city, heavy-handed technology giants often influence local affairs, assuming the authority held in prior generations by paternalistic industrial giants.
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Researchers led by Marcia C. Castro, a professor of demography at Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, used Brazilian data on births, fetal deaths and hospitalizations related to abortion complications during 73-16 to forecast births from September 2015 to December 2016, the period of the Zika epidemic.
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In elections from Congress to the White House, Democrats are consistently drawing the most support from what I've called the coalition of transformation: the heavily urbanized alignment of minorities, the millennial generation and white-collar whites generally most optimistic about the changes remaking America's demography, culture and economy.
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Lately the American Jewish community has presented an interesting case study, with the series of accusations against Steven M. Cohen, a sociologist who has spent much of his career studying the demography of American Jewish life, and linking trends in Jewish intermarriage and fertility to his people's cultural continuity.
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Another dilemma, notes Piers Elias, a consultant who advises councils on demography, is that local authorities must decide whether to prepare for the peak population, which is more expensive and may later result in empty buildings, or the average, which will lead to a squeeze during the busiest years.
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Hacker concluded his email on an upbeat note, contending that "demography is not destiny" and that Democratic leaders could work more aggressively to identify and create positive-sum solutions — pro-growth policies that both lift up the least advantaged and attenuate class-based cleavages within its own coalition.
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As Ronald Brownstein, our most perspective chronicler of America's changing political demography, argued, the Republican Party and business community responded so sharply because they see what's coming: By 2020, the highly diverse Millennials will clearly pass the predominantly white baby boomers as the largest generation of eligible voters.
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They are a mixture of steady earnings (pets still get ill during recessions), high levels of fragmentation providing scope for additional deals (in America, just over $31bn of the $38bn vet market remains individually owned), low risk of digital disruption, and shifting demography (many elderly vets are keen to cash out).
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In a recent paper, Charles Goodhart of the London School of Economics and Manoj Pradhan of Talking Heads Macro, a research firm, argue that the rich world's demography is at a turning point, too, with the share of working-age people in the population about to fall (see chart 5).
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It will go into the World Cup final on Sunday as the underdog because of financial reality, because of demography, because of history, because no country of its size has been world champion for almost 70 years, and not because its players are underappreciated or its talent is in doubt.
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Image: Luke Auld/Thomas Garrison/PACUNAMThis project, the details of which were published today in Science, involved a team of 18 experts from the U.S., Europe, and Guatemala, and as Garrison points out, it's providing new insights into ancient lowland Maya civilization, particularly in regards to its demography, agriculture, and political economy.
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Fourth, Nike knows the direction of the demography of this country and understands that when you target a specific market with your message — be it identity based or otherwise — you are not trying to necessarily connect with everyone and you are ok if some choose to not align themselves with your brand.
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The idea that demography is destiny -- that the browning of America would fundamentally change our democracy -- continues to be delayed through voter suppression tactics that include reducing the number of polling places in majority-minority precincts, curbing or eliminating early voting, introducing burdensome ID requirements that privilege gun licenses over college IDs.
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If we mean a particular piece of geography and demography — that is, the white, Christian culture that has flourished for most of the last millennium in the continent north of the Mediterranean and west of the Black Sea — then the rise of Law and Justice and kindred parties represents no threat to Europe.
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But the unique demography of killer whale social groups may motivate younger females to invest more competitive effort into reproduction, tipping the costs and benefits of reproduction for older females, said Darren Croft, a professor of animal behavior at the University of Exeter in England and an author of the new paper.
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"It's a combination: The demographics are changing in various states, and also Donald Trump is going in the opposite direction to where a Republican needs to go to adapt to those changes," said Whit Ayres, a Republican strategist who has argued for years that the GOP needs to adapt to shifts in American demography.
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And even as demand for workers accelerates across the United States, employers must contend with the unflinching force of demography: a work force that is growing at its slowest pace in over a half-century, as baby boomers who joined the labor force from the 20s to the 1980s now gradually age out of it.
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His opponents drew ammunition from Nigel Farage's open support for Mr Hofer and from a photo showing him kissing the hand of Marine Le Pen, the far-right French leader and an avowed foe of the EU. The demography of the vote resembled that of the Brexit ballot in Britain and Mr Trump's election in America.
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Recent changes to the city's demography — prompted by Chinese politics and global markets — have driven up tuitions and resulted in a dramatic shift in the complexion of the city's schools: An increasing number of ethnic Chinese students are now enrolled in international schools, and many more white students are occupying desks in Cantonese-language public schools.
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The invasion made my country a magnet for terrorists ("We'll fight them there so we don't have to fight them here," President George W. Bush had said), and Iraq later descended into a sectarian civil war that claimed the lives of hundreds of thousands of civilians and displaced hundreds of thousands more, irrevocably changing the country's demography.
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An extensive national study released Monday by the nonpartisan Public Religion Research Institute showed that voters in each party now hold antithetical views not only on issues that dominate the immediate political debate -- such as health care and impeachment -- but also on deeper changes in the nation's demography, culture, race relations and gender roles, according to detailed results the institute provided to CNN.
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A new study that I co-authored with Ruy Teixeira and Robert Griffin shows that the nation's changing demography will lead to Democratic presidential wins in every election beyond 2020 even if the white and minority voting patterns of the 2004 election (when George W. Bush defeated John Kerry) were to persist into the future, as well as under most other scenarios.
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On the eve of the march, George Hawley, a political scientist at the University of Alabama, dug into the demography of white nationalists—in particular, into the thesis advanced by Angela Nagle, the author of a book about the alt-right, that the decline of monogamy and traditional marriage has led low-status men to assert themselves through white-supremacist beliefs.
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Exclusive figures shown to Broadly by Tomáš Sobotka, a population expert at Vienna's Institute of Demography, reveal that the sex ratios for the Norwegian and Swedish populations between the ages of 17 to 20 in January revealed a strong imbalance of 108 men per 100 women in Sweden and 107 for Norway, compared to a norm of 105 per 100.
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The analysis by Alexis Santos, director of graduate studies in applied demography at Pennsylvania State University, and Jeffrey Howard, a demographer and epidemiologist at the US Department of Defense, which has not been peer-reviewed, finds an estimated 518 more people died in Puerto Rico in September 2017, the month of Hurricane Maria, than died during previous Septembers on the island.
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