Diverse groups are better at problem-solving; in mock trials, diverse juries give fairer verdicts; diverse companies are more profitable; researchers argue that diverse countries have stronger economies.
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Hire diverse writers, give budgets to diverse directors, cast diverse actors, and studios will be rewarded for their efforts.
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This homogenous network isn't going to serve you in building a diverse board, a diverse leadership team, or a diverse organization.
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We're a richly diverse country, I call it richly diverse.
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"We may not be diverse, but we vote diverse," Nagle said.
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"We're a diverse state, we need a diverse legislature," said Burdick.
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She recognizes that diverse populations require diverse educational and training opportunities.
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It's throughout the book that diverse teams outperform non-diverse teams.
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That night, the crowd was diverse — almost too diverse to characterize.
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More diverse groups tend to inspire more diverse ideas and outcomes.
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Both took aim at societies that, at their best, integrate and celebrate diverse points of view, diverse systems of belief, diverse ways to love.
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Just because it is such a diverse place and a diverse city.
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We have a very diverse country, we have a very diverse party.
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In contrast, stakeholders, by definition hugely diverse, have correspondingly diverse and conflicting interests.
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"If you have diverse voices, you'll reach more diverse audiences," Ms. Amarasekara said.
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The "diverse" books making it to the shelves aren't very diverse at all.
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It will be a home to diverse viewpoints, as well as diverse authors.
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A more diverse Court can better address the issues of a diverse America.
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And then those more diverse firms obtain stronger financial results than less diverse ones.
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"More diverse teams and more diverse boards lead to better company performance," Maltz said.
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I'm constantly thinking about celebrating women's bodies and showing diverse images and diverse women.
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It tends to be very diverse — a little bit younger than average and diverse.
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Her diverse inner lives reflect the variety of her many-splendored and diverse works.
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I can tell you that the tech industry that I came into in the early 1980s was geographically diverse, was diverse gender-wise, and was diverse in other ways.
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Despite an increasingly diverse House, the staff employed by those members are not only less ethnically diverse than the country, but less diverse than the members who employed them.
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I would love to see more diverse stories, and the acceptance of more diverse stories.
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A life in diverse worlds with diverse people weaves together into one humane, multifaceted existence.
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Now, the show features a diverse range of characters in a diverse array of relationships.
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The communities are geographically diverse, and five of the 11 are racially and ethnically diverse.
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"The most diverse companies are making diverse employees feel as if they belong," Luckie said.
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We want to have a diverse set of voices on a diverse set of issues.
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A broader set of texts, for one: "More diverse writers, more diverse voices," she said.
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It's by far the worst network when it comes to diverse protagonists or diverse showrunners.
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Simply put, if a place is already quite diverse, making it more diverse matters less.
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Our diverse electorate mandates -- and ultimately, ensures -- a diverse and inclusive approach to public policy.
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So we know that more diverse organizations get better results, and we want a more diverse organization because we build a product that serves the world and if we have more diverse voices and more diverse people building that product, it's gonna be better.
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"Diversity is important not because a company checks all the boxes, but because the world is diverse and because consumers are diverse and not becoming any less diverse," Goodridge said.
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They know, I think, at this juncture, based on the war on terror mandate, that Muslims are racially diverse and ethnically diverse, diverse in regard to ideology, and so on.
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Blank insisted on hiring "diverse department heads" who then hired "diverse crews" to populate the production.
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By making the workforce of today and tomorrow more diverse, we make our communities more diverse.
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These days, the television landscape is far more diverse and inclusive — but still not diverse enough.
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More diverse groups make better decisions and will also attract more diverse entrepreneurs to the fund.
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CBF encourages diverse candidates to apply and is committed to creating a diverse and inclusive environment.
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The tech industry is a prime sector for promoting diverse hires and diverse thoughts, he adds.
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But in the Obama era, you've had an increasingly diverse country and an increasingly diverse electorate.
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Dallas joins an incredibly diverse cast (the brand touts it as the most diverse cast to date).
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Why we need diverse founder and funding teams and how to find them Diverse teams perform better.
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A diverse set of investors — diverse in size, geography, investment thesis and more — provide entrepreneurs more choice.
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" Diverse teams are needed: "You can't solve big problems, like climate change and decarbonization, without diverse teams.
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That's because firms that are more gender diverse have been shown to outperform their less-diverse counterparts.
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On the responsibility to advocate for othersOur community is extremely diverse because the world is extremely diverse.
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This is a golden generation of Belgian players, a diverse mix that reflects an increasingly diverse country.
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I think humans are diverse and we should have diverse ways of seeing ourselves and knowing ourselves.
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A recent study showed that businesses with diverse leadership generate 19% more revenue than non-diverse companies.
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What's also important for me are the diverse voices being heard and the diverse stories being told.
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So when I think that I have all the answers … I actually found that the best answers are from talking to people, from talking to the experts and having a very diverse group of people that are surrounding me, diverse in thinking, diverse in origin, diverse in culture, upbringing.
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Our industry isn't diverse enough, so the pool of people to draw award winners from isn't diverse enough.
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And a diverse set of ideas comes from a team with a diverse set of experiences and backgrounds.
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It's about multiple voices and multiple stories; diverse stories that are as diverse as the trans experience itself.
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If you actually don't have a diverse network then you're less likely to hire people who are diverse.
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"I knew our country was diverse, but I didn't know just how diverse it was," Ms. Lyons said.
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The best talent want to work for diverse organizations and investors are putting their capital into diverse organizations.
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Ultimately, we need to see more dollars flowing toward diverse fund managers and diverse founders to move the needle.
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He cites the city's diverse population and more diverse economy, and the city's many meetups of technologists as reasons.
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Or are we being diverse because the world just is diverse and it's stupid to claim that it's not?
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"This design gives us a sharper focus on diverse patients in diverse markets," Albert Bourla, chief operating officer, said.
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Nauert said the State Department is "among the most diverse of government agencies" and "empowers" those from diverse backgrounds.
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"This design gives us a sharper focus on diverse patients in diverse markets," Albert Bourla, chief operating officer said.
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That prospect is why Frey calls even the highly diverse millennials a "bridge" to the nation's increasingly diverse future.
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The campaign We Need Diverse Books was established in 2014 to advocate for more diverse representation in children's literature.
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So you're looking at a field that is even less diverse than the very un-diverse computer science field.
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After all, if Hollywood had more diverse casting, more diverse storytellers, and more diverse kinds of stories, there'd probably already be a new breakout mega-role available to Elba that would be fresh, elegant, and charming.
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Surround ourselves with a more diverse set of experiences and maybe we will prioritize a more diverse set of things.
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You had white women, Hispanic women, biracial women—it wasn't completely diverse, but it was, for the time, pretty diverse.
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Humor is one way to get across to Hollywood how essential it is to have diverse actors play diverse roles.
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Actively seeks to build and retain a diverse workforce and fosters an equitable inclusive workplace by drawing upon diverse perspectives.
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The study found that films that featured diverse casts—like Star Wars: The Force Awakens—brought in more diverse audiences.
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The games themselves are becoming more diverse thanks to these diverse voices that are finally getting their chance to shine.
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The faculty, staff and curriculum need to represent a diverse institution in order to bring about a truly diverse class.
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LARGE, DIVERSE ECONOMIC BASE The province is Canada's largest by population, and its diverse economy generates 39% of Canada's GDP.
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It is not, she argues, that the caucus is ideologically diverse, but rather that its members come from diverse districts.
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India, the source insisted, is as diverse if not a more diverse market than China and requires a local approach.
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The judges are also our most racially diverse group, growing from 210 percent racially diverse and no African-American/Latino judges at CES to 22016 percent racially diverse and 22016 percent African-American/Latino at Disrupt SF 212.
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Each of the four constituent nations is diverse, and England (just the size of Alabama) is the most diverse of all.
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Today's global problems require leaders that have diverse skill sets and innovation that can only come from diverse ideas and players.
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Hip hop both reflects the diverse America we are today, and the diverse America most of us embrace for our future.
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And a massive, diverse rally in the South Bronx last week showed the Sanders campaign aggressively courting a more diverse electorate.
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Studies by McKinsey, Catalyst, Harvard Business Review, and others have shown that diverse management teams and diverse boards outperform their peers.
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In turn, more diverse teams guide more diverse coverage, welcoming new audiences and helping our work serve more people more effectively.
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The modern Democratic Party has found success when it has brought together diverse interests and diverse people to advance important causes.
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Emmer said Republicans need to focus on bringing in diverse ideas as much as they need to bring in diverse candidates.
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When it comes to telling diverse stories by diverse creative teams, opera has remained strikingly pale, even compared with #OscarsSoWhite Hollywood.
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The Democratic Party is not just more diverse in who it represents; it's also more diverse in whom it listens to.
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"The gang I was hanging out with in my day was diverse, but not as diverse as this group," he said.
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Even as it became more diverse, it became more diverse within certain very limited paradigms, chief among them fame and money.
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We need artists and studios fighting for diverse work made by diverse creators for diverse audiences because it's the right thing to do, not just because "Black Panther" is hurtling toward a possible billion-dollar worldwide box-office take.
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A Michelin commercial showed a diverse array of people just living their lives while inspirational music swelled in the background, then cut to a speeding car, because America is a diverse country and diverse people need tires, or something.
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If we are going to take inspiration from a diverse array of things, we need to see a diverse array of representation.
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The result, the university argued, was that although the entering class might be racially diverse, it wasn't diverse in the fullest sense.
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Even though the state has gotten more diverse since 2008, the caucuses could still be less diverse, for a number of reasons.
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Compared to Facebook's employee demographics, its conference for developers is more racially diverse but not more diverse when it comes to gender.
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"You want diverse teams because it's good to have diverse teams, but that could have had a real business impact," she said.
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In battleground states, particularly more diverse states, the percentage of white people voting Democrat decreases significantly as that population gets more diverse.
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In a big country like ours, with diverse views, the legislature is tasked with finding common ground on issues with diverse viewpoints.
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The United States is a diverse nation, and the 2020 electorate will be the most diverse pool of prospective voters to date.
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SIZABLE, DIVERSE ECONOMY: The province's diverse economy includes Canada's largest business and financial hub and accounts for 39% of the country's population.
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"It's diverse in type of content offering, but also diverse in its cast, which is also something we're really proud of," Wang said.
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One is McKinsey's 2015 report, which shows ethnically diverse companies are 35 percent more likely to financially outperform companies that are not diverse.
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Yet the brand argues its line of dolls is diverse, claiming it is one of the most diverse in the toy industry today.
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After a year-long exam, she discovered that the organization, which is tasked with helping partners become more diverse, was not diverse itself.
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We're diverse, and the point is that were designing products that are meeting these diverse psychological or personal expression needs that women have.
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We also need the teams actually creating these technologies to be more diverse, as diverse as the community that will eventually use them.
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"They also tend to be economically diverse and are highly attractive places to live due to diverse cultural and leisure activities," it added.
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But I also think the Federation is amazingly diverse, the crew is diverse, and the bad guys aren't usually evil—they're just misguided.
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A diverse legislative workplace adds legitimacy, and signals to constituents that their diverse experiences matter and are brought to bear in legislative deliberations.
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The study said that for Off Broadway, the Public Theater had the most diverse season, while MCC theater had the least diverse one.
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I think the trick to making places welcome to diverse groups is for them to be set up and run by diverse groups.
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Candidates face a more diverse electorate: Unlike Iowa and New Hampshire, two of the whitest states in the country, Nevada is quite diverse.
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So I think as you see music become more diverse, in my view it can be interpreted as people becoming more diverse, too.
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It's a direct result of not teaching diverse cultures in schools and not having diverse and inclusive points of view at the table in companies where a diverse group of employees can give input and help make decisions that would benefit the company.
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" In a phone interview, he said that he and his fellow board members were cognizant that they needed to celebrate a wider range of musicians, "because the banjo has been diverse, and it still is diverse, but it's not known for being diverse.
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To publish more diverse lists across the board, including science fiction and fantasy, publishers need to hire diverse editors who might relate to and connect with more diverse stories, so that they can help to put those much-needed books into the world.
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People don't see I'm African-American in a sport that isn't diverse, or that I'm a Muslim woman in a sport that isn't diverse.
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"I wanted to have a little home that was diverse and friendly, and gradually have a world that is diverse and friendly," he said.
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Facebook's users aren't just diverse in race and ethnicity: They are also more diverse in weight, height, and build than the platform currently allows.
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Hiring diverse individuals will help your business unlock diverse, global audiences Use an expert to help you navigate the differences between employees and contractors.
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Testing a company's security and coming up with creative ways to hack into it is something that requires diverse teams and diverse mind-sets.
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Another reason is historical data, which has shown that more diverse portfolios have performed better over the past 25 years than less diverse ones.
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" While the polls reflect name recognition now, Bringman predicts a diverse group of candidates will come to the fore, and will have "diverse support.
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In our enthusiasm to show diverse people doing diverse work, we might unintentionally sell short the extent to which our workplaces remain deeply unequal.
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It was the most diverse room I've ever walked into in politics, and I've been a proud member of many diverse teams in politics.
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Why having a diverse court matters The Supreme Court has ruled on a diverse set of topics and sees a wide array of cases.
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The racially diverse Nevada and South Carolina are next on the calendar, followed by Super Tuesday, which features a number of heavily diverse states.
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"I'm rearranging the board so that it is more diverse in age and more diverse in every way," CFDA chairman, Tom Ford tells WWD.
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The U.S., enjoying record low unemployment and tight labor markets, has been growing more diverse in its population and more diverse in its workforce.
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Why it matters: Biden and his team hope this diverse staff can help them rebuild the diverse coalition that Barack Obama captured in 2008.
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People don't see I'm African American in a sport that isn't diverse, or that I'm a Muslim woman in a sport that isn't diverse.
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Earrings have been worn by men from incredibly diverse backgrounds, for incredibly diverse reasons and yet, besides our shared sartorial choice, very little unites us.
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Diverse learning environments also prepare white and non-white children to work in the diverse workplaces they will encounter as adults in 21st century America.
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The business case for investing in diverse leaders is clear, yet diverse entrepreneurs still struggle to raise money at the rate of white male founders.
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Joyce Beatty (D-OH), who grilled him about not knowing if diverse bankers manage Facebook's cash or if diverse law firms handle its court cases.
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With 24 Democrats making up the most diverse cohort of presidential hopefuls in history, it's only natural that the debate hosts will be diverse, too.
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The crowd was just as diverse; although predominantly white by a long stretch, Movement was also one of the more ethnically diverse festivals I've attended.
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And why ... you know, here you are trying to build something for the U.S. government that has a diverse mentality, a diverse point of view.
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Changing this narrative, Evans argues, is essential to remaking the tech world to include both a more diverse workforce and a more diverse end product.
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The study also showed that at companies with more diverse boards, female chief executives had longer tenures than those at companies with less diverse boards.
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A more diverse group of Roblox players, making a more diverse set of games for Roblox, will draw even more kids into the Roblox fold.
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A promising showing in 2018 for these young, diverse candidates — carried into office thanks to young, diverse voters — would bode well for Democrats in 2020.
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"Syosset is a diverse community and takes great pride in being a diverse community," said Thomas Rogers, the superintendent of the Syosset Central School District.
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"You're not losing white voters by having a diverse debate stage, you might lose minority voters by not having a diverse debate stage," he says.
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"Building a diverse team with a diverse background is key because you never know what kind of problem you're going to get into," Stamos said.
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Our president and chief technology officer, Selina Tobaccowala, knows that a diverse workforce means being equipped to truly understand and serve a diverse customer base.
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The Academy has been adding lots of younger, more diverse members (though nowhere near as diverse as it would like to boast) in recent years.
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We have a diverse community (and also a diverse team that includes our Muslim Co-Founder and Indian CCO) of 225,000 people from around the world.
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To build safer products that recognize the equal value and humanity of all people, we must first have diverse perspectives and voices from a diverse team.
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And if the "first most diverse" state doesn't actually have a diverse caucus, it will lose one of the strongest arguments it has in its favor.
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Hillary Clinton dreamed of a cosmopolitan, diverse coalition sending her to the White House; Boiler Room imagined a cosmopolitan, diverse festival showcasing queer, black, underground music.
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Huge and diverse police department As the largest police force in the country, the NYPD has long prided itself on being one of the most diverse.
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"We are a diverse country, yes, and some people would suggest that in diversity, when there is a diverse population, one cannot achieve unity," Harris said.
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It's who I am hiring: Diverse, diverse people, who may not have been put on before, are being given a chance to become prosecutors in Brooklyn.
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We'll be much better served if tech and other government teams become more diverse, because all of the research shows that diverse teams make better decisions.
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Google's astonishing ability to solve this problem requires a diverse set of algorithms, machines and a key ingredient: ongoing input from a diverse group of humans.
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Citing internal data, Grier said that EY&aposs diverse teams with a strong sense of engagement and inclusion outperform teams who are less diverse and engaged.
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Silverman also announced that the company had collaborated with YouGov to ensure a diverse pool of reviewers with "diverse viewpoints," including with regard to political ideology.
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The data suggests that more diverse counties have more and more evenly populated religious traditions, while less diverse counties have fewer and more concentrated religious groups.
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More business leaders are realizing that being diverse and inclusive is no longer a nice benefit, but a necessity amid an increasingly diverse workforce, demands from consumers, and a growing body of research from the likes of EY and McKinsey & Company that shows diverse teams perform better.
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Our view has been that we are offering a diverse set of content to our users and that users ... We're providing that diverse set and users will choose different types of content for them to see, but we see that we're offering a diverse set over time.
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In other words: the Creative Arts Emmys were twice as diverse as the Primetime Emmys, which had a disappointing showing of diverse winners compared to last year.
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And along with Quail Hill, Amber Waves trains apprentices - the next generation of diverse, fledgling farmers, new to agriculture and encouraged by the farms' gender-diverse leadership.
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Without a diverse community of directors, producers, and writers, the roles for diverse actors simply aren't there — or if they are, they're frequently one-dimensional and uninformed.
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That's what I think all firms need to have which is a bench strength that covers a diverse range of products and a diverse range of talents.
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TV: We're trying to recruit people to join Crooked Media that have diverse perspectives, diverse voices, that are coming from different background than us and different views.
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A third of all customers are only occasional buyers, and the customer base appears to be a diverse set of people with a diverse range of fandoms.
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It also comes as the company struggles to retain and attract diverse talent in its ranks, which has affected its ability to detect images of diverse people.
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It's more diverse, it's much more open and dynamic, it's much more accepting of traditionally mistreated groups, there's much more immigration, we're a much more diverse society.
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I think that the country is now much, much more accepting of, "I'm excited to hear these not just gender diverse, but ethnically diverse, points of view," and understanding of the fact that an ethnically diverse point of view can also be a very American point of view.
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A 2013 study seemed to vindicate that strategy: In examining 10 years of Europe&aposs Champions League matches, it found that more diverse teams outperformed less diverse ones.
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Cook was right when he said that the best companies in America are the most diverse, and Apple is on its way to having a more diverse workforce.
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When you have diverse people or a diverse workforce, they look at problems differently and offer solutions that a homogeneous group of people might not come up with.
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If you have a gender-diverse company, it can result in a 15 percent greater financial performance compared to a company that is not diverse, according to McKinsey.
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If the data says anything, it's that a more diverse gay porn world would be heavily rewarded by a diverse America, ready and waiting with lube in hand.
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And most of it to California, and most of it to Silicon Valley, continues to be all white, all male, not very geographically diverse, not very globally diverse.
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"Latino Outdoors promotes a shared diverse narrative in the conversation about the nation's changing meaning of outdoor experiences within an increasingly diverse society," the Forest Service report said.
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He will also build up party leaders who are diverse so that the party's policies and ideas can reflect what our country has become—a diverse, inclusive nation.
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Barbie's boyfriend, Ken, becomes more diverse: In June 2017, Mattel unveiled a collection of 15 racially and stylistically diverse Ken dolls with different body types and skin tones.
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"Cars go to a diverse audience and diverse customers, and people don't always agree with the balance or compromises, and you can't get upset with that," he said.
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In the more racially diverse suburbs, particularly those that had been diverse for more than a decade, the white vote for Trump did not increase over Romney's vote.
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When Corden opened the evening, he hailed the nominee slate as being the most diverse ever — before pointing out that the show had chosen the "least diverse" host.
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Once again a diverse and bipartisan coalition of advocates activated, led by representatives from as diverse a set of groups as Backcountry Hunters & Anglers and the Sierra Club.
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In November, the Institute for Diversity and Ethics in Sport gave the NFL a D+ in hiring diverse head coaches and an F in hiring diverse general managers.
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America is about an idea that we are a country of vastly diverse people, who came to this land from vastly diverse places, who come together for a shared purpose: that our vastly diverse people must be united and never divided against each other for nefarious purposes by unscrupulous politicians.
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They think he is an existential threat to a diverse and tolerant America, and they want to see a diverse coalition of voters rise up to smack him down.
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And beyond awards shows, in order to get more diverse stories greenlit and more diverse faces casted, there needs to be more diversity among the people calling the shots.
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Those cities are plenty diverse and also have a large pool of highly diverse and talented candidates, and Slack is doing what it can to expand into those areas.
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Someone working on behalf of a LARGE pool of capital recently asked me what actions would help it produce strong returns with diverse venture capital investors and diverse entrepreneurs.
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The state's economy is big and diverse, but still not diverse enough to surmount the decline in energy prices that kept the state from a repeat win this year.
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"Our success depends on our ability to maintain a diverse employee base and we are focused on recruiting, retaining and promoting diverse professionals at all levels," the company said.
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We're very lucky that we have a super diverse company and so the problems of print media particularly at least have been mitigated because we are a diverse company.
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When you turn on our convention, you can see America on our convention floor, because we are so diverse and because we make it a point to be diverse.
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" He added: "It's really hard if not impossible to have early states consider the diverse needs of the entire Democratic Party unless those early states are, you know, diverse.
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Companies need women and people with diverse backgrounds at the table so that they can make better and smarter decisions that respond to the diverse needs of their customers.
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When barriers like unconscious race, gender and sexuality biases are removed, more students can bring their diverse backgrounds to health care, ultimately improving care for our diverse patient populations.
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The Crossword welcomes new, younger and more diverse solvers: "I like that clues and fill are skewing to younger and more diverse solvers," Dianne Mezzanotte of Laurel, Md., said.
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They're strange, silly, and — most importantly — very diverse.
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But the fact remains that these women are offering a vision of what America could look like if a diverse electorate were represented by an equally diverse slate of politicians.
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While the RNC continues their commitment to engage diverse voters, Trump has shown little interest in doing his part to expand such efforts and grow a diverse coalition of voters.
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You know I think you also have to look at behind the camera how diverse that's become it's becoming more diverse but there's still a lot of room for growth.
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The racially and ethnically diverse fans in line for tickets in Chicago said the show's diverse cast - with non-whites playing the white founding fathers - drew them to the show.
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Had it succeeded, the nation's whiter and more rural regions would have seen a tremendous boost in legislative power at the expense of diverse urban areas with more diverse communities.
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"If you unravel 22016, then you harm the opportunity for diverse voices, diverse platforms, and, particularly, the little guy to have a chance to get off the ground," he said.
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This is, to put it mildly, not a man who should be put in charge of an increasingly diverse country that needs to find allies in an increasingly diverse world.
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I think that our country needs a more diverse approach to a lot of, again, a lot of more diverse concerns than we're seeing in the political environment right now.
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More diverse music writers might lead to more diverse lists that feature highly ranked work made toward the end of the last century and at the dawn of this one.
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But we are a diverse and adaptive species, so what we should predict is a suite of biological mechanisms that would allow diverse approaches to that challenge of raising children.
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ET... The most diverse Dem field, ever "The 2020 Democratic presidential field is still developing, but it's already the most diverse in modern political history," Harry Enten wrote for CNN.
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You're combining everything, and using them to express things that are as diverse as the people creating them in architecture as grand and diverse as all the world's opera houses.
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I think reasonable people can disagree about this, it's not that I want demographically diverse, it's that I want there to be a meritocracy and it will be demographically diverse.
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Although the 215th Congress will be one of the most racially diverse ever, hurdles still remain when it comes to recruiting a diverse staff who will help shape legislation going forward.
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We don't have really a theory of democracy that includes quite as diverse a set of actors with diverse interests as exists right now — many more than, say, Samuel Huntington conceptualized.
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It is less geographically diverse than TUI, with group EBITDA margin (0003% in FY17) below TUI's (7.9% in FY16), due to TUI having a more diverse product base including cruise ships.
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The crowd in general was noticeably more racially diverse than any other explicitly metal event in my recent memory—and New York City's metal scene is extremely diverse by American standards.
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She look especially strong in "demographically diverse states" like Florida, even as less demographically diverse (read: old and white) states like Ohio and Iowa look like they may be slipping away.
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I think it's fair to say that a more diverse industry and a more diverse company are likely to be more successful in designing AI systems that are free of bias.
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When you grow up in the hood, in comparison to more contrived areas like the suburbs, it doesn't seem diverse but it's more diverse because you have to accept people's differences.
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The National Center for Women & Information Technology found that companies with a gender diverse team had higher sales revenue as well as more market share, when compared to less diverse companies.
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Instead, lawmakers want to see the SEC require companies to produce a simple chart indicating how diverse the applicant pools for their boards were, and how diverse the actual boards are.
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"Although we can consciously affirm the lives of most other gender diverse and sexually diverse persons, bisexuality too often is seen as indecision or self-serving rather than orientation," he adds.
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Of the 285 VCs LinkedIn surveyed, just 2 percent said building a diverse team was their "top priority," and just 4 percent said investing in diverse portfolio companies topped their list.
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It is "extremely diverse — culturally, ethnically, economically," she said.
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Wanna depict #India, understand its rich & diverse culture first!
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Went to a really diverse ... What neighborhood was that?
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I was so inspired by the Rooney Rule's success, I introduced H.R. 281, the Ensuring Diverse Leadership Act, also known as the Beatty Rule, a piece of legislation that guarantees that at least one gender-diverse and ethnically-diverse candidate is interviewed when there is a vacancy among the Federal Reserve Regional Bank presidents.
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"I think having people from diverse backgrounds, diverse genders, really adds to the fabric of how you solve problems and actually take advantage of opportunities," she said in a Telstra video blog.
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What if a student from a diverse background and diverse neighborhood (good) has great grades (good) at a noncompetitive high school without honors or AP classes (bad) and no extracurricular activities (bad)?
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His aim is to spread deep learning into many hands, so that it may be applied in as diverse a set of fields by as diverse a group of people as possible.
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Strong performance in venture capital is tied to access to the best companies, many of which are now founded by a diverse range of entrepreneurs: young, racially diverse and not all male.
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"We don't just have the most diverse group of nominees in Grammys history, we also have, for the second year in a row, the least diverse host in Grammys history," he joked.
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We know, for example, that gender-diverse companies are 15 percent more likely to outperform companies that aren't as diverse, according to a recent report from the Peterson Institute for International Economics.
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"As someone who puts diverse characters in my books—and is diverse himself—that background noise has always been a part of my career that I've had to deal with," he says.
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That study, carried out by Harvard Business School professor Josh Lerner and the Bella Research Group, confirms our experience: there is no discernible difference in how diverse and non-diverse funds perform.
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"Maybe culture only happens from inception, that you have to start a company out with a diverse team and build a culture where, actually, you want to have diverse talent," she said.
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"If you don't have the excitement of those that are in diverse populations in diverse states, you cannot win the general election," says Amanda Loveday, former communications director for South Carolina Rep.
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Last year, Amazon initially opposed a shareholder resolution to intentionally consider diverse candidates, saying it had already looked for diverse leaders for its board, which at the time had only white directors.
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Ms. Umana said her goals as president of the review were to recruit a diverse set of editors, publish a diverse group of authors and basically get out of the editors' way.
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Ms. Parkin noted that Portland "isn't the most diverse city in the U.S.," and said that Adidas "needs to be more courageous and bold" in attracting more diverse employees to the area.
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"TV has done a really good job of having diverse representation, diverse storylines, whereas the movie studios, especially the Big 6, are light years behind," GLAAD president Sarah Kate Ellis told USA Today.
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As the number of diverse wins continued to rise, Elba acknowledged the triumph, saying, "Welcome to diverse TV" as he introduced best ensemble nominee Beasts of No Nation alongside his costar Abraham Attah.
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Big cities are becoming younger, more ethnically diverse, more educated and more socially liberal, while smaller towns are ageing, are less diverse, more nostalgic and more socially conservative, studies by political geographers show.
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As a way of bolstering diverse comedy, RIOT, Refinery29's comedy branch, is partnering with TBS for a comedy lab — think of it as a petri dish filled with support for diverse voices.
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I was pleased to see both the University of Wisconsin (one of the country's least economically diverse public universities) and Washington & Lee University (one of the least diverse private colleges) on the list.
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"In a case like this that is fraught with race and police overreaching, and questions about a rush to judgment, the defense would like a diverse jury with diverse life experiences," he said.
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"In a diverse country, and in a diverse place like New York, they've attracted a cross-section of everyone," says Bryant Simon, a Temple University sociologist who literally wrote the book on Starbucks.
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His win in Nevada, the contest's first diverse state and one in which he received broad support from a diverse coalition, lending further credibility to his argument he is the most "electable" candidate.
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"You're not losing white voters by having a diverse debate stage, you might lose minority voters by not having a diverse debate stage," UC Riverside political science professor Karthick Ramakrishnan previously told Vox.
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Simply trying to recruit a diverse student body without centralizing the issue would just lead to the same diminishing returns many colleges have faced as they look for a more diverse student body.
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But if you want to use diverse and ethically-made stock images, you can download them from a place like culturally-diverse stock image company TONL, or Vice's Gender Spectrum Collection image library.
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"Law is the least diverse white-collar profession," said Jean Lee, the chief executive of the Minority Corporate Counsel Association, an organization that focuses on the hiring, retention and promotion of diverse lawyers.
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She was also impressed by the diverse applicants in attendance.
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This makes for a larger, more diverse and livelier show.
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This diverse group certainly holds varied opinions on corporate governance.
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They're spending time across a diverse variety of apps, too.
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Yet society is more diverse and accepts shades of grey.
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Angel investors are a lot more diverse than venture investors.
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However, the rest of her show was actually very diverse.
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During his 2008 speech, Obama lauded open and diverse societies.
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So what do these mysterious, diverse, and lazy people want?
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It's so diverse that not every band uses chip sounds.
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I want people to be interested in telling diverse stories.
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AppNexus has scale of infrastructure, advanced technology and diverse talent.
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It's fair to say he's had a diverse career journey.
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The company operates substantial and diverse assets on several continents.
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ARMY is diverse, in age, gender identity, race, and geography.
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"We're going to pull a diverse group," Rhodes told me.
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It is a portfolio diverse to the point of weirdness.
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And went to Washington secondly, again, ethnically diverse, in Washington.
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The food was never anything less than brilliant and diverse.
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A lot has been made of the show's diverse cast.
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The university defending the slogan saying their cowboys are diverse.
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Keep up with Vignettes and its diverse artist roster here.
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Contrast this with a team whose founding team is diverse.
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Stoner snacks are as diverse as they are deliciously regrettable.
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Noah feels particularly suited to running a newly diverse staff.
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Each book received five different covers depicting ethnically diverse characters.
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We try to make sure that the community is diverse.
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Trans people are very diverse in our expressions of gender.
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That is the ingenuity of our talented and diverse population.
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"California is a very diverse state," Brown told reporters Tuesday.
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Jagged lines surround diverse populations, converting open land into territory.
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So the wealthiest Americans have become more diverse over time.
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Even in a nation of immigrants, it is astonishingly diverse.
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This was not, therefore, a geographically or educationally diverse Biennial.
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Additional research with a more diverse sample would be useful.
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The fashion industry isn't known for being diverse and inclusive.
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The same holds true for diverse body types and abilities.
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The exclusive audio tracks launched today are actually quite diverse.
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I hope tomorrow's march is as diverse as its leadership.
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Plenty of studies show that diverse teams are more productive.
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A restless autodidact, he collected diverse books in several languages.
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It's a lot more diverse, and I think that's great.
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He combines parts of diverse sites to create invented places.
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A huge, relatively diverse player base certainly makes a dent.
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Most of all, I prefer to make the puzzle diverse.
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"We live in a very diverse society," he told supporters.
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It is that diverse society that makes this country great.
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Last year, we got more diverse skin tones for many.
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We were just trying to make a really diverse record.
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Our nation is increasingly diverse in thought, values, and background.
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Though diverse in detail, these projects have a common aim.
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"We're trying to create a really diverse group," she says.
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It's one of the most diverse areas in the world.
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Despite this controversial decision, Altered Carbon boasts a diverse cast.
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She's such a diverse artist, and she's constantly reinventing herself.
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AC: The opportunities in financial technology are many and diverse.
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Today's young people in Western countries are increasingly ethnically diverse.
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Spiders are an incredibly diverse and prolific group of invertebrates.
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America is changing, becoming more diverse, more urban, better educated.
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Showing real, diverse bodies is a big part of that.
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They're empathetic, diverse and eager to make a social impact.
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Mr Puigdemont heads a diverse coalition which may now fracture.
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For one thing, the world itself is much more diverse.
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Teachers need help preparing students for an inclusive, diverse society.
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To some, it's a fascinating and diverse field of study.
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This all looks promising: diverse campaigns focused on local issues.
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Diverse neighborhoods in Chicago are more expensive to live in.
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With this diverse cast, Aoki hoped to further Asian representation.
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So that's why I have a diverse senior management team.
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The researchers weren't expecting the diverse origins of the men.
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Making the sciences more diverse and inclusive remains her calling.
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" The project hopes to show "a more diverse modeling landscape.
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I mean, how much more diverse can my clients be?
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The Democratic primary is crowded and their field is diverse.
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I'm looking out right now, and it's looking really diverse.
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Its people are brilliant, proud, and diverse, vibrant and strong.
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They were young and old, as well as racially diverse.
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Facebook is trying to make VR diverse, and that's admirable.
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She hopes that future episodes reflect a more diverse perspective.
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We are diverse in languages and cultural and national backgrounds.
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That means our galaxy is more diverse than previously thought.
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The base of Hamptons buyers is also becoming more diverse.
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BROADLY: Obviously, the military is a vast and diverse group.
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FRB's business model is diverse, both by segment and geography.
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It's a diverse fan base, and we love them all!
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What it is: A diverse prairie, dotted with oak trees.
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And that is a population that is more diverse still.
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Marseilles is one of the most diverse cities in France.
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We're a big tent party, it's a broad, diverse country.
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That signals the need for better and more diverse options.
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For one, they're incredibly racially diverse and include queer couples.
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My experiences on Twitter are diverse, educative, amusing … highly informative.
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We have a very diverse population of students we're serving.
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Disrupt London judges were 22016% female and 2172% racially diverse.
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"This year's nominees are the most diverse ever," Kimmel said.
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At least you can't say Gilead isn't a diverse nation.
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At the lab, we now have a very diverse portfolio.
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But his base is already more diverse this time around.
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KT: The comedic style was really diverse, and genuinely odd!
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Let's make sure our children are in diverse, compassionate environments.
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The products that fill houses are diverse, personal and durable.
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Good news — the region's cultural assets are rich and diverse.
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This inspiring exhibition at Andrew Edlin samples his diverse efforts.
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They wanted the video to be diverse and super relatable.
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He charged that Trump's policies could harm their diverse neighborhood.
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It is diverse, quirky, both beautifully historic, and also innovative.
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Myriad factors contributing to the crisis required a diverse response.
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Summit said it's trying to make its lineups more diverse.
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Wyandotte County, where Welder's campaign is based, is more diverse.
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Bats are the only flying mammals and they're incredibly diverse.
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It oversees issues as diverse as consumer protection and encryption.
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It's more important than ever to seek diverse information sources.
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How diverse do we want our fire departments to be?
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We are a more diverse and less demographically cohesive nation.
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Its supporters espouse the importance of a diverse public square.
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Socially and ethnically diverse groups enhance creativity, innovation and performance.
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It will also work to make creative teams more diverse.
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Dividend funds also have a diverse selection of revenue streams.
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It's a diverse bunch, including Monsanto, McCormick, FedEx and Oracle.
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FULL PROFILE Transplants have helped make Plano, Texas, remarkably diverse.
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I wish I could be meeting with more diverse teams.
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Diverse wildlife calls Nebraska's Wildcat Hills State Recreation Area home.
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Our apprentices have diverse backgrounds, from former teachers to firefighters.
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Chicago has a delicious, and diverse, selection of taco joints.
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The film also brought in a young and diverse audience.
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A visit to any diverse playground will clearly demonstrate this.
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Above all, they revealed how diverse the genre could be.
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Like any healthy financial portfolio, disaster financing should be diverse.
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The second was to be way more diverse and inclusive.
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"That student advisory group is diverse amongst itself," she said.
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Jewish Americans are a diverse community with various diverging opinions.
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"The clients we serve have become very diverse, very quickly."
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They're more diverse," said John Podesta on ABC's "This Week.
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We have a diverse set of views about international relations.
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Being there for his diverse district is Coffman's calling card.
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The voters responsible for this are a diverse group demographically.
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The bottom line here is this is a diverse country.
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The first gallery focuses on the diverse ecology of Guam.
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The bottom line here is this is a diverse country.
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The motorcycling community is diverse and has many political perspectives.
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We do want to be known as unique and diverse.
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Obviously, Hollywood has found diverse representation to be a challenge.
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I've always been a fan of diverse lineups for shows.
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Trump has assembled the least diverse Cabinet in 36 years.
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We also proved viewers want diverse content so make it!
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The areas he needs to win are also fairly diverse.
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And a more diverse audience is something we care about.
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Ours is a vital community of diverse and engaged artists.
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How essential is it to make police forces more diverse?
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The incidence of the tax, in other words, is diverse.
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And where are university faculty less diverse than party registration?
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I've heard it from a lot of diverse candidates, yeah.
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Hell, Stranger Things is more diverse in its reference palette.
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We have a lot of diverse talent in the company.
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We are working hard to bring more diverse artworks online.
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He thanked them for sharing their diverse lives and experiences.
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Earnings are supported by diverse business models and strong franchises.
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The result was a truly diverse and unprecedented lingerie showcase.
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Warren's audience was young, racially diverse, and filled with women.
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"We are a diverse, welcoming and embracing community," Gates said.
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Patel: How do we build a healthy religiously diverse democracy?
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Despite their diverse backgrounds, these men shared important common values.
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So they're of a diverse background and race and ethnicity.
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His staff is more diverse now than it was then.
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It is definitely a diverse group, and it should be.
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The film continues to be celebrated for its diverse casting.
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There are armies of diverse talent ready to come through.
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And that competition is only getting tougher and more diverse.
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Ultimately that limits how diverse Olympics are going to be.
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The protesters were young, diverse, casually dressed in dark colors.
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Diversity A.I. technology should be developed by inherently diverse teams.
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It is politically more liberal, and far more racially diverse.
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The organizers seek a diverse cast of performers and passengers.
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We carry more than 100 networks geared toward diverse audiences.
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Htay compiled diverse clips showcasing a variety of Burmese artists.
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We actually have a student body that is socioeconomically diverse.
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How did that advance the value of a diverse society?
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Crowley represented a diverse district in the Bronx and Queens.
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The fact is we know that diverse workplaces work better.
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The callers were diverse in terms of age and race.
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Make your sketches diverse and different from each other. 4.
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It was insanely diverse in terms of sexuality, gender, race.
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"She'll grow up in a very diverse home," David said.
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The streaming platform took steps to launch more diverse content.
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California remains diverse culturally, but politically, it is increasingly unified.
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The group she falls in with is diverse, tough, funny.
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Across the state, diverse liberal candidates are redefining its politics.
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The Republican Party is a longstanding, robust, and diverse coalition.
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All four sites are diverse in their location and features.
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But my year in music was lush, diverse, and colorful.
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Nepal is so diverse and I really like the people.
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So much for the most diverse presidential field in history.
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Indeed, Trump's approach to the judiciary is anything but diverse.
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For one thing, the study group was not very diverse.
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We haven't yet gotten to the primaries with diverse voters.
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Like many other Bravo series, the show isn't super diverse.
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In my lifetime I've benefited from being in diverse schools.
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Becoming more diverse is clearly possible, the results also show.
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Silicon Valley's club of elite investors is getting more diverse.
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There is a culture in France, and it is diverse.
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Sorting has made Democrats more diverse and Republicans more homogeneous.
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And so much wilder and more diverse in every way.
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Top colleges are already diverse in some ways, of course.
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They also had more diverse ideas, spanning 15% more categories.
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"The anniversary may, of course, trigger diverse emotions," he said.
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So Nevada's diverse voters have historically trusted the party's judgment.
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As diverse as they are, they have something in common.
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But most of the candidates have exceptionally talented, diverse teams.
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Digital media companies with diverse revenue streams can still thrive.
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The Yang Gang certainly became diverse, both racially and ideologically.
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Ultimately, more inclusive and diverse departments are more effective departments.
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Florida is more diverse than the country as a whole.
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In 1968, this diverse ecosystem became Botswana's first national park.
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Our garden plants evolved as members of diverse social networks.
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And it's by artists of diverse geographic and ethnic backgrounds.
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Four diverse heroes were added to Super Friends in 250.
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The current 116th Congress is the most racially diverse yet.
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But it shows that our community is open and diverse.
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Overton said he hopes the study prompts more diverse hiring.
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Cities are, of course, significantly more diverse than rural areas.
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What's got such a diverse group of successful leaders excited?
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They are geographically diverse, living on every continent except Antarctica.
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With more diverse projects in the cannon for Warner Bros.
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That doesn't mean there isn't demand for more diverse films.
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Democrats have the ability to pull together a diverse coalition.
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A montage of people from diverse backgrounds flashed behind them.
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Democrats have proudly courted candidates and voters from diverse backgrounds.
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For whatever reason, indies are more friendly toward diverse voices.
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Socially, residential colleges combine people of diverse backgrounds and perspectives.
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It would be better the more diverse any group is.
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When interns are paid, the applicant pool becomes more diverse.
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Spokane is an economically diverse city of roughly 22016,823 people.
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They seek diverse perspectives and work to disconfirm their beliefs.
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Biancolella is one of Italy's amazingly diverse white grape varieties.
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I actually found Oxford to be an incredibly diverse place.
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Both states are more diverse than Iowa and New Hampshire.
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"The warehouse scene in Oakland is very diverse," he said.
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A more diverse workplace isn't just something that feels right.
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Pregnancy bumps are as diverse as the babies they produce.
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The United States is more diverse now than ever before.
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I grew up in a diverse township in New Jersey.
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The more diverse the participants, the more interesting the discussions.
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Their story is diverse and complex — and so often untold.
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America was steadily becoming more diverse, and more highly educated.
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His opponent, Doug Jones, addressed a diverse crowd in Birmingham.
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They're young, they're diverse, and many have zero political experience.
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He also remembers when the show wasn't nearly as diverse.
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The frontline staff was almost as diverse as our clients.
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And if you look at our team, we're incredibly diverse.
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They're finding them vibrant and interesting and exciting and diverse.
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Queens is the most linguistically diverse area on the planet.
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So who is helping Hollywood tell better, more diverse stories?
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"Because when things are complex and diverse, they are beautiful."
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The Democratic primary is crowded, and the field is diverse.
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So our programming continues to be quite diverse and rich.
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The country was becoming more ethnically diverse and less religious.
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We're also a racially diverse country, and growing more so.
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"When we're able to represent Muslim women from all these diverse lifestyles, these diverse backgrounds, it really is able to humanize us — as much as I hate to use that language," Al-Khatahtbeh said.
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The new principles call on boards to develop specific protocols aimed at identifying "appropriately diverse candidates," which will facilitate the ability of the nominating committee to consider women, minorities and others with diverse backgrounds.
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READ: Kamala Harris promises to do more for non-violent drug offenders than Obama 'It was the most diverse room I've ever walked into' The Democratic base is indeed more diverse than ever before.
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But experts say creating a diverse workforce isn't something that can be done passively: Companies need to actively cultivate a diverse group of candidates and think strategically about how to create a welcoming environment.
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Former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. has called himself the one candidate who can build a diverse coalition, but he finished in second place in Nevada, the most diverse nominating contest so far.
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After Alabama implemented its strict voter ID law, turnout in its most racially diverse counties declined by almost 5 percentage points, which is even more than the drop in diverse counties in other states.
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But the show's quick cutaway made Drake's ostensible point without him having to make it himself: The less diverse the room is, the easier it is for diverse viewpoints — like Drake's — to be silenced.
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"There are a lot of very diverse queer narratives being told on the show, and so it made sense to me to be sure that there was a diverse array of queer voices," she says.
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And we continue to build a strong and diverse culture, one in which our recruitment policies, diverse workforce, in-house training programs, and inclusive environment reflect a workplace in which we all can be proud.
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The not-so-shocking twist: Diverse representation is still sorely lacking across both TV and film, even though television has gained relative praise in recent years for being more diverse than its big-screen counterpart.
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"I also think that as I continue to hear not only her but other people say this is the most diverse Congress we've ever had, then our leadership should be diverse as well," she said.
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While it's important to see more diverse representation of the workforce in prominent places, especially in fields where women have made significant inroads, overstating how diverse or equal our workplaces currently are has detrimental effects.
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With huge wins for diverse candidates in recent elections giving us the most diverse Senate Democratic Caucus in history, the time has come for Democrats to break with tradition and bring newer voices into leadership.
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However, a source familiar with the matter said the company was committed to attracting more operators from diverse backgrounds and fostering a diverse corporate team under Kempczinski&aposs leadership, citing internal conversations in recent weeks.
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You'll note that despite the increasingly diverse Democratic Party and a field that is in some respects the most diverse of all time, this is a bunch that is heavily weighted toward straight white men.
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One study, for instance, analyzed box office results for more than 500 films released between 2014 and 2016 and found that movies with casts that were 30 percent or more diverse outperformed non-diverse counterparts.
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You want your team to be cognitively diverse but also small.
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The way gay people are treated in Asia is confusingly diverse.
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But as the race moves on to more diverse states, Mrs.
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TV has historically done a better job at portraying diverse stories.
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Animal farmers, I've found, are a diverse group like any other.
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It's really important to have diverse perspectives to tackle the problem.
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Persuading patients to embrace this more diverse approach isn't easy, however.
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There were several election firsts Tuesday, with diverse candidates making history.
|
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Virginia, and Georgia are experiencing high population growth, and the diverse
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The company has long done poorly at hiring a diverse workforce.
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Those groups are becoming increasingly active, and their victims increasingly diverse.
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More importantly, it have never had this diverse a customer set.
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I just wanted to show people how diverse I can be.
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And Hollywood still, on the whole, is skittish about diverse casting.
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Economy loss caused by U.S. government shutdown can be said diverse.
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A more diverse diet is also a resilient one, expert say.
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Mammals are not especially diverse when it comes to genome size.
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The winners were eclectic, diverse and in some cases, head-scratching.
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The firm's investments are geographically diverse, too, across the United States.
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Being part of such a diverse and interesting team is incredible.
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"I really felt the need to make it diverse," she shares.
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Many more are drawn to YA's sheer number of diverse stories.
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I thought Stuy was the most diverse school in the planet.
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Why was leprosy so diverse in Europe during the Middle Ages?
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Eyal Grayevsky has a plan to make Silicon Valley more diverse.
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Again, pluralism is the path to peace in a diverse world.
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This year, we're looking to make the pavilions even more diverse.
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London (or what we see of it, anyway) is similarly diverse.
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Baraboo wasn't exactly a diverse place; 93% white and overwhelmingly Christian.
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The best part is probably how diverse all these guys are.
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It is essential that the cultural cannon reflect our diverse population.
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Consistent with our values, we respect diverse thought and open dialogue.
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Although it seems unpretentious and diverse, it's still unclear whether Superfine!
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Mashable's series 'How She Works' highlights amazing women in diverse occupations.
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And the NBA's fanbase skews younger, more diverse, and more progressive.
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Paul was very big on having diverse moods throughout an evening.
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Even brands claiming a diverse range of colors can fall flat.
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But Krauss says his movement is getting more diverse, not less.
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The effects of budget solutions will vary among Alaska's diverse population.
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For a large and diverse economy, this remains a respectable figure.
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Democrats need to get young and diverse voters to the polls.
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Water bubbled over images of diverse landscapes taken from Google Earth.
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How are artists (particularly "diverse" artists) instrumentalized as cover for profiteering?
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It'll also be important to build a diverse dataset, Krutzinna says.
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We have worked to make our intake of students more diverse.
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With this new episode, the show is getting even more diverse.
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It provides a diverse and rapidly growing company with a glue.
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And executives and critics are still not a demographically diverse group.
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These firms belong to diverse industries, from selling undergarments to seafood.
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They're as diverse as the varied underwater habitats they live in.
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I have a diverse, eclectic palate when it comes to eating.
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Ms Jones works hard to find a diverse bunch of recruits.
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Today, about 210 million residents of the once-diverse city remain.
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The gaming industry has also grown more diverse over the years.
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According to JPMorgan, this is their most diverse list to date.
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To be sure, the court is by some standards reasonably diverse.
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That includes using data to help companies build more diverse workforces.
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Having a truly diverse membership is the foundation for any change.
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"We're here to build a very diverse game," Day told Kotaku.
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Compared to most boards of public tech companies, Netflix's is diverse.
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Engagement rings have never been more diverse than they are now.
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This post-Trump party would surely try to become more diverse.
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But I think Pepsi has a more diverse brand with Fritos.
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"The influence of women in food is so diverse," says Porter.
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The theme draws together discrete strands of Mr Metz's diverse background.
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At last, British Vogue was dynamic, directional, and most importantly: diverse.
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Already we see it becoming more distributed, more flexible and diverse.
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The Mindy Project also had diverse casting, but is no more.
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Microsoft has a surprisingly diverse business compared to other tech giants.
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"Ironically, their casting is positively diverse in this case," she said.
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It also connected the diverse and often discordant American Muslim community.
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Instead, we need to see more women with diverse, complicated viewpoints.
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This links to having a diverse team around you, she added.
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" Then, Cox says, "those awards shows where they're not as diverse.
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The 56 diverse photos depict a world of poverty and privilege.
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Smith: We did have a fairly diverse forum for its time.
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Even in very diverse states, the Republican party is very white.
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With graphs, Nowak could depict diverse population structures as mathematical abstractions.
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"Our student body is more diverse than it has ever been."
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Second, citizens can revitalize the power of diverse community-based organizations.
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It's not very diverse, and there's a lot of cultural ignorance.
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The company's diverse client base is also noted as a positive.
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Introducing the Under Armour Curry 20 "Diverse Investment Portfolio" Low pic.twitter.
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Instant Games joins an increasingly diverse focus on gaming from Facebook.
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And the numbers get less diverse up the chain of command.
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Kendrick Lamar, because he uses such a diverse range of instruments.
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And it's perhaps one of the most diverse larger startups around.
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Americans under 18 are more diverse than those of voting age.
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WE KNOW FROM STUDY AFTER STUDY MORE DIVERSE TEAMS PERFORM BETTER.
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How are these institutions, as public resources, presenting diverse artistic voices?
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Growing up, I attended a boarding school that wasn't particularly diverse.
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With a resume this diverse, anything could happen in the interview.
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But now the investors base is becoming more diverse, Potapov said.
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However, the consumers and fans, including me, are much more diverse.
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It's the most racially diverse county in the contiguous United States.
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We are the young, the diverse, the tolerant and the educated.
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We should welcome talent from diverse backgrounds, both here and abroad.
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Millennials are the largest and most diverse generation in American history.
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The future: This discovery shows horseshoe crabs used to be diverse.
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It's very diverse in its congregants as well as its ministry.
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The protests have drawn a diverse group of South Korean society.
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Different religious traditions conceive, articulate and express forgiveness in diverse ways.
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The city also ranks as the most diverse in the country.
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To be truly diverse, you have to start at the top.
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Our diverse population of aspiring citizens continues to share those sentiments.
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The U.S. has been getting more and more diverse over time.
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For years, congressional offices have struggled to build more diverse staffs.
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They were significantly more diverse because it wasn't this concentration problem.
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Like the risks themselves, then, risk advisers are becoming more diverse.
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Both REITs benefit from strong access to diverse sources of capital.
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I think it will be more diverse as time goes on.
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The cast was diverse across lines of gender, race, and age.
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And that's the thing with shiso—it's such a diverse herb.
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Requests on Grabr are diverse in their geography, type and remuneration.
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It's also diverse: About 30 percent of its members are women.
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But as McCarthy explains, networks tend not to be too diverse.
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The clientele is shifting to a younger and more diverse crowd.
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Altman and friends love "diverse viewpoints" as long as they're Thiel's.
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Diverse business interests have been the Society's game since the start.
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The women's perspectives are often just as diverse as the venues.
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We deserve a diverse and clean economic infrastructure for our future.
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They are chosen by 2,287 delegates from diverse backgrounds and groups.
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Aminta, likewise, is wonderfully diverse: hero and dreamboat, shepherd and lover.
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Therefore, we strive for a globally diverse and culturally competent workforce.
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Heliconius butterflies are known for their bright and diverse wing patterns.
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What will an empowered and engaged, diverse electorate mean this November?
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Here, we see a gang of diverse but simultaneously homogenous women.
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The Latino community is diverse and surveying it requires sophisticated methodology.
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The Democratic field is getting more diverse by the day. Sen.
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It is too diverse and too close to London for that.
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This year's line-up included diverse acts from Kaytranada and Anderson .
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Yet Ms. Warren has managed to assemble an ideologically diverse coalition.
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They add to the vibrancy that only a diverse population generates.
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She is also impressed that so many shows have diverse casts.
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LOS ANGELES — Bach Nation is finally getting its first diverse Bachelorette.
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A true democracy thrives when it embraces diverse perspectives and experiences.
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Compared to former President Obama, Trump's nominees are significantly less diverse.
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The racially diverse neighborhood has been Costello's home for two years.
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Another popular theory is that the caucus is too ideologically diverse.
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The most diverse opinions seem to center around the hanging comment.
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Divisions and conflict have plagued this diverse country in recent years.
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London has one of the most diverse Islamic communities on earth.
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Technically competent and diverse leadership are essential to fulfilling this mission.
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These Democrats made up the most diverse freshman class of members.
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You can spot diverse wildlife at Prairie State Park in Missouri.
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It was a diverse region, with a long and complicated history.
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We know the field is historically diverse, progressive, and forward-thinking.
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The REACH program broadens the applicant pool for more diverse candidates.
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The nation grows more diverse and better-educated year by year.
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The good news is that this giving is diverse and widespread.
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And we are collaborating with diverse organizations on new value propositions.
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Our workforce is more diverse than many other cities, another strength.
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The school is diverse and welcoming of students from all backgrounds.
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Simply exposing them to diverse people won't do the job either.
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The diverse cast is full of newcomers that command the screen.
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These support systems need to be diverse to be effective, though.
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And the assembled throng grows ever more happily rich and diverse.
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The lineup, all backed by Questlove and the Roots, was diverse.
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It is a diverse place - a place of compassion and acceptance.
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Our leaders, as in the rest of America, have diverse views.
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Unfortunately, Republicans have shut that door to a more diverse America.
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Clinton to a rough parity in the increasingly diverse Philadelphia suburbs.
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Those discrepancies have raised eyebrows as diverse as those of Sen.
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Leaders now understand that customers want to partner with diverse organizations.
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Trump's Cabinet picks have been fairly diverse in the traditional sense.
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Businesses as diverse as Macy's and McCormick were up in 2018.
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Those working on Nixon's hearing weren't extraordinarily diverse back in 1973.
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That means you will always get a diverse mix of recommendations.
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There's rocket jumps, beautiful maps and a diverse cast of characters.
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He loved Seattle, with its diverse population and its progressive vibe.
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Centuries of diverse scholarly activity and textual exchange buttressed the encyclopedia.
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It's a love triangle that attracts a diverse constellation of talent.
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Co-sponsors include a diverse group of lawmakers such as Sens.
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Eastern Virginia tends to be more diverse, wealthier, and more educated.
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Diverse and inclusive tech companies have better retention and financial performance.
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Unicorns are magical, but diverse and inclusive tech companies are not.
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E.coli is a broad term for a species of diverse bacteria.
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They have to straddle the diverse electorate as best they can.
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"We are seeing much more diverse types of concepts," Lukianoff said.
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Dumb excited to be adapting for TV with a diverse cast.
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We've achieved success by leveraging complementary skill sets and diverse opinions.
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As the nation grows more ethnically diverse, Republicans remain overwhelmingly white.
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She was determined to capture the sounds of a diverse movement.
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His congregation is ethnically diverse, with a lot of young families.
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The pioneer women's runners were remarkably diverse — a fact worth celebrating.
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Their backgrounds are so diverse that they defy a single profile.
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Chinese methods of IP theft are diverse and difficult to combat.
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Diverse and distant ecologies are flattened into one vast interconnected landfill.
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The right cheese brings all of the taco's diverse flavors together.
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The film has been shown to a lot of diverse audiences.
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Brazil is home to the most biologically diverse places on Earth.
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Diverse voices are more welcome throughout the medium than ever before.
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His audience is not BBC Jools Holland: painstakingly curated, niche, diverse.
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"More diverse representation of anything is almost always better," she says.
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It's also true that Marvel has recently focused on diverse heroes.
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I also interviewed a wide range of women from diverse backgrounds.
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It's also about hanging onto the fact that gender is diverse.
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Every act is diverse to the point that they're completely incomparable.
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Despite our diverse backgrounds, we just all ended up like this.
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Munro now has a small diverse team to manage the trees.
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It's a gigantic, diverse, and complicated city, divided into disparate neighborhoods.
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Every set I've been on has had an ethnically diverse crew.
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That might help explain why overdose deaths are becoming more diverse.
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The playlists themselves are fairly diverse in terms of content, too.
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The participants were racially diverse and tended to have low incomes.
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Republicans have tried to make strides in recruiting more diverse candidates.
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Hopefully they bring diverse perspectives to enlarge and enrich board discussions.
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We are fielding a diverse coalition of candidates that can win.
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Churches used to facilitate this, uniting people with diverse political opinions.
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Whoever wins among the diverse group of candidates will make history.
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"We need to retrain ourselves to better reflect a diverse audience."
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The experiential learning environment provided by a diverse community is vital.
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What is the business case for having a diverse work force?
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The schools are extremely diverse in size, resources, geography and mission.
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In Benjamin's work, black is a beautiful, encompassing, and diverse color.
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Lawmakers should redraw school district boundaries to include more diverse populations.
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It's not that individual GWAS studies need to include diverse participants.
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And "The Trade" offers a diverse view of America's addiction crisis.
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The new "Star Wars" movies have been paragons of diverse casting.
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It is a nuanced portrait of a diverse group of communities.
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Like an artwork, a city can be interpreted in diverse ways.
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This year's show is the most racially diverse in its history.
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Again, these labels all bring together related terms from diverse languages.
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Having a more racially diverse presidential campaign team would certainly help.
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Their stories are appealingly diverse, but therein lies Leland's greatest challenge.
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"It's a vast country with diverse culture and history," he says.
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" Wayfair's top brass defended the company's "broad and diverse customer base.
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But their work expresses a deeper bond across diverse student bodies.
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Did you feel Disney needed to develop more diverse female characters?
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We are a diverse group, from the suburbs and the city.
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That would drive more diverse referrals of potential new board members.
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As these companies become increasingly powerful, they are becoming decreasingly diverse.
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They would possess the same virtues as a bio-diverse network.
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Her decision was prompted by a desire for more diverse activities.
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The world of black lore is geographically expansive and substantively diverse.
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Long Island City is an exhilarating, diverse and rapidly growing community.
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Mr. Cuomo is better positioned to lead this diverse, dynamic state.
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The voters in this district are highly educated and increasingly diverse.
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How diverse are the artists shown at New York's art galleries?
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He is known for his deft handling of diverse pro players.
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There was indeed a diverse audience, including families and young adults.
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White doesn't begin to cover the complexity of these diverse relationships.
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But even so, finding a cast of diverse subjects was fraught.
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We are a broad, diverse, beautiful people, where everybody's opinion matters.
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I think it's important to have diverse Muslim women in media.
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It is also a way to draw in more diverse audiences.
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Diverse in style and era, the merchandise reflects its wide provenance.
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Such choices are part of coalition-building in a diverse nation.
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A: As it relates to staff, I want a diverse staff.
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This melting pot district is highly diverse, both ethnically and economically.
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The younger, more ethnically diverse electorate tends to lean toward Labor.
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You know, I ran for mayor against a very diverse field.
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Peterborough, our increasingly diverse hometown, was prosperous enough, but not upscale.
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"I would love perfectly diverse and integrated schools," the mayor said.
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Her waiting room is filled with a diverse array of couples.
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And throughout that process, more diverse contenders are often shunted aside.
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Praised as the most diverse city in the nation — ¡Tanto Español!
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Homestead is part of one of Florida's most diverse agricultural regions.
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The Natives in these pages are diverse, loud, insistent and engaging.
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The series also features an extremely diverse cast of voice actors.
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Dr. Kavandi had implored panelists to make fair and diverse choices.
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We are one of the most diverse cities in the nation.
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He also said Marvel would strive to be diverse and inclusive.
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The backdrop: Investors are getting louder about companies without diverse boards.
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And this landscape supported a diverse set of wildlife, including reptiles.
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We represent a diverse set of priorities across the political spectrum.
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Governors Island is New York as a diverse and joyful city.
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The court today, which also has five Catholics, is more diverse.
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A candidate cannot win there without speaking to the diverse base.
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In a place that prides itself on being open, peaceful, diverse.
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We still have a long road to equal and diverse representation.
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They avoid the Upper East Side: not diverse, not enough energy.
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It's so wide and diverse, just in terms of sheer numbers.
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It's a profile that's earned her a diverse group of enemies.
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I foresee the future of art being more inclusive and diverse.
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Several "NewsHour" journalists say this has created a more diverse report.
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"It's fairly remarkable just because it's so diverse," Mr. Krumenacker said.
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That makes the boardroom the perfect place to gather diverse perspectives.
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Such religious discrimination has no place in a diverse, tolerant society.
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By some measures, Houston is the most diverse city in America.
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These reports all come to us from diverse sources within weeks.
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Texas offers a framework where innovation, technology and diverse industries thrive.
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Better decisions might emerge from a more diverse set of minds.
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Biology isn't binary -- it is much more diverse than we acknowledge.
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JW: I wanted to be diverse and inclusive in my selections.
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It's the most diverse side of Twitch, and it is overwhelming.
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The US Hispanic population is 58 million strong and increasingly diverse.
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Backers point to the politically diverse array of cosponsors, including Sens.
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The House of Representatives is more diverse, boasting 12 Latina representatives.
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Rising costs for extracurriculars creates a divide between economically diverse families.
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In July, Democrats had the most diverse debate stage in history.
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It's one of the most diverse demographic areas on the planet.
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He wants to make the web better, more open and diverse.
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America has become larger, more prosperous, better educated, and more diverse.
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Those who are born in the United States are increasingly diverse.
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One common critique of XR is that it's not diverse enough.
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Those films showed how profitable films with diverse casts could be.
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These are Democrats and Republicans, black and white, very diverse communities.
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Hollande also rebuked Syrian authorities for destroying Syria's diverse cultural heritage.
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Is the company committed to a more diverse board of directors?
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My family alone has a very diverse mix of skin tones.
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We can start by acknowledging those who seek out diverse perspectives.
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The rejuvenated community was also encouragingly diverse, according to the researchers.
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Of those, the company hired a diverse crew of eight writers.
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As technology develops, the applications for drones are becoming increasingly diverse.
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Tuesday's primary will likely see a more diverse group of voters.
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The best picture selections were remarkably diverse compared to past years.
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How did you get such a diverse lineup of musicians together?
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Younger voters are also notably much more diverse than older voters.
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In fact, the nature of male libido is almost terrifyingly diverse.
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All the people of the country, many diverse faiths live together.
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On Sunday, the academy fielded an immensely diverse slate of winners.
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History is very rich and diverse, and women's history is also.
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A successful team is diverse, driven, communicative, vocal ... and often argumentative.
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Our storytellers have been homogeneous while our society is incredibly diverse.
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"Chinese people sometimes forget how diverse we actually are," she said.
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Their list is far more diverse, and it feels more current.
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To call this family diverse is an understatement bordering on euphemism.
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But other sites act as symbols of a diverse religious history.
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The TV family is much more diverse than in the comic.
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The Shed will have diverse programming, including Björk and Boots Riley.
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Diverse societies concluded that good wine required both risk and sweat.
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You are in a genuinely thriving city that is deeply diverse.
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Finally, a look at the most diverse generation in American history.
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We're inclusive, diverse, equal, and all the things Billie Jean said.
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The Republican Party's goals are more diverse, and often less popular.
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"I don't think the field is very diverse yet," she said.
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It's the most diverse field of presidential candidates ever, but Reps.
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Tate: This year has been super diverse in terms of music.
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And the workplace itself is changing, growing more inventive and diverse.
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The show's expansive cast is also one of TV's most diverse.
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This created a very diverse, very global, and deeply weird atmosphere.
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There's a more straightforward, emotional reaction to the diverse team, too.
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The party is starting to look younger and more racially diverse.
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In a more diverse environment, I believe we could be better.
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Showing the computer more diverse faces will make it more accurate.
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She's not another white guy running to represent a diverse party.
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They're doing it through having diverse business models and strong brands.
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Where they ended up was more diverse and, ultimately, more shocking.
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"Young people are more forward-thinking, diverse, and fluid," Maggioni explained.
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"The notion of being chief equality officer — now that was very thoughtful and deliberate on Salesforce's part and on Marc's [Benioff] part versus being chief of diversity or chief of inclusion because you can have a diverse workplace or a diverse culture in many parts of America that are very diverse but are hardly inclusive and there's hardly equality," Prophet told me.
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That makes Trump's appointees roughly one-third as diverse as the government's "permanent" staff (37% minority) and less than half as diverse as the political staff at the end of Barack Obama's second term (nearly 33%).
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And the solution is the very thing he and his family fought against in the '21s and his campaign is fighting against now: more diverse neighborhoods like Jamaica Estates, and by extension a more diverse America.
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Surely, President Trump can come up with a more suitable nominee, someone who doesn't immediately need to untangle ties with special interest groups, someone who can far better uphold the diverse interests of a diverse America.
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But it doesn't speak to the fundamental proposition: If you unravel 230, then you harm the opportunity for diverse voices, diverse platforms, and, particularly, the little guy to have a chance to get off the ground.
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As an academic art museum our role is to educate diverse audiences in and through the visual arts by presenting a variety of media and cultural perspectives, and works by artists from diverse backgrounds and convictions.
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One of the main points of having a diverse writing staff is so minority characters can be nuanced and realistic, but 58 percent of respondents said they get pushback for ideas about non-stereotypical diverse characters.
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A survey by Deloitte (also run by an Indian CEO) found 69% of employees who believe senior management is diverse see their working environments as motivating and stimulating versus 43% who don't perceive leadership as diverse.
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"The Democratic base is extremely diverse and the representatives they have in Congress are not nearly as diverse as the constituency," said Joshua Dyck, a professor of political science at the University of Massachusetts at Lowell.
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But a source familiar with the matter said that the company is committed to attracting more operators from diverse backgrounds and fostering a diverse corporate team under Kempczinski&aposs leadership, citing internal conversations in recent weeks.
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The solution, then, isn't to stop killing off diverse characters entirely — there will always be situations that will require such a move — but rather to broaden the scope of roles a diverse character is allowed to play.
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I have found that the more diverse a newsroom is and the more diverse the ideas within a newsroom, the more you're going to get a holistic picture and a comprehensive picture of what is actually happening.
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"There are a few things that need to happen: First, more diverse casting directors, because I believe the more diverse people we have filling these roles, the more of a difference we'll see on screen," says Boast.
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Why it falls short for US schools Schools in the US are too diverse One of the reasons KiVa wouldn't work is because it wasn't developed for an audience as diverse as the US public school system.
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The precedence set today by our courts ultimately will apply to the diverse amount of information that exists around us and can be digitized by an army of sensors that are being deployed to perform diverse services.
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Having more diverse writers and directors will lead to more diverse stories being told, which will lead to more consistent work for women, people of color, and LGBTQ people across the board — or so the theory goes.
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The Ministry of Education document, called the "Guideline for Best Practices: Creating Learning Environments that Respect Diverse Sexual Orientations, Gender Identities, and Gender Expressions," lays out practical ways to make trans and gender-diverse students more comfortable.
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This isn't simply the doing of the city's diverse population; part of the reason New York has more diverse tech workers is because the companies here offer more different kinds of jobs than they do out west.
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Your objective was ... My objective was to build more diverse organizations because they make better decisions, as measured by the Kleiner Fellows program year after year would get to a higher level of equally qualified diverse candidates.
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My high school was exceptionally diverse in every sense of that word.
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And I like the fact that it's a diverse set of blockbusters.
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In Nevada, more Democratic white voters means a less diverse Democratic electorate.
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Your new blended family is a diverse, sometimes turbulent mix of ecosystems.
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AltMoji is filled with diverse, beautiful designs illustrated by the R29 team.
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And while Michigan's tech economy is diverse, the automotive industry remains key.
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However, the Latino community is very diverse and not a cohesive group.
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There are few other planes that could fly to such diverse locations.
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As a celebrated chef, Adrienne's work is dynamic, diverse, elevated, and creative.
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We are a pluralistic and diverse community and becoming ever more so.
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Monokinis and mesh one-pieces round out the very diverse top five.
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However, it has diverse terrain and landing there could pose potential challenges.
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Emmer perfectly sums up why Republicans struggle with electing more diverse candidates.
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"I do think it could do with being more diverse," she said.
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Saunders seemed to win the first with his diverse stand-up attack.
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For more on American Voices and diverse stories, go to time.com/americanvoices.
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He claimed the network was highlighting family-friendly, diverse content over his.
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All this work for ethnically diverse emojis and none with red hair?
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Clinton is an absolutely first-rate synthesizer of diverse ideas and perspectives.
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"No competitive, diverse marketplace should avoid failure of any institution," he wrote.
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"Good stories depend on diverse perspectives," Waithe said in a press release.
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Private museums, especially amidst DC's diverse museum landscape, have difficulty staying competitive.
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We have a very experienced, knowledgeable, diverse board all are very supportive.
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But the current lawsuits involve many more diverse categories of foreign travelers.
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She's also led the charge to increase diverse representation at the company.
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The cast of the show is remarkably diverse, in a global sense.
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The diverse group of donors ranged in age from 17 to 71.
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Durrani says he takes solace in knowing the country is increasingly diverse.
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New York was the most racially diverse of all four fashion weeks.
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Dozens of speakers showcasing the diverse human capacity for creativity and tenacity.
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The diverse group of women were all between ages 22 and 49.
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Just like that, our very nuanced and diverse identities had been erased.
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They claim that they can't get in because they aren't diverse enough.
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But the employees continued to work at the company, Diverse Corporate Technologies.
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And we are as religiously and ethnically diverse as we've ever been.
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The greatest parties are the ones that are racially and sexually diverse.
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As business leaders, our political ideologies are as diverse as our industries.
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The findings are as diverse — and as seemingly contradictory — as we humans.
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In every sense, superheroes on screen are more diverse than ever before.
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And we will continue to become better, including more equitable and diverse.
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Churchyards also often host a diverse collection of greenery and ancient trees.
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On its first day, BNC is already offering a diverse programming lineup.
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Meanwhile, the student population is far more diverse and getting more so.
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Promoting diverse voices is not a perfect science, and mistakes are inevitable.
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The team has a diverse array of students, researchers, and scientific backgrounds.
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Of course, that is not true: The Latinx community is increasingly diverse.
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Immigrants provide access to more talent, more diverse thinking and more creativity.
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How do you approach styling women with diverse body types in general?
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Rachel Lindsay's group of Bachelorette contestants were easily the most diverse ever.
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The Most Body-Diverse Sport You Never Thought To Pay Attention To
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Racially diverse teams also perform 403 percent better than their industry peers.
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The more diverse firms get, the more ordinary the returns may be.
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Two main barriers stand in the way of a more diverse university.
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Having a diverse group of imprints is also good for company stability.
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Wholesale markets would become much more complex, involving many more diverse participants.
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Humanity is wonderfully diverse, even if you don't see it every day.
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In recent years, it has expanded into a diverse array of businesses.
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