It's not just about equal pay for equal work, it's about equal recognition for equal work.
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We're not at a point where we have equal treatment, equal respect, equal rights, equal opportunities.
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" He added, "We always had equal pay for equal work, but it's more about equal opportunity for equal work.
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Women need constitutionally protected equal pay, equal health care rights and equal treatment.
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In addition, we have spearheaded initiatives to drive equality in four key areas: equal rights, equal pay, equal education and equal opportunity.
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It is an absolute necessity for women's soccer to have equal recognition, equal pay, equal FIFA council representation and equal airtime on television.
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"If I hear that word, I hear equal rights, equal pay, equal opportunity," he said.
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" On its website, 5050x2020 calls for equal pay, equal employment, and "equal directorial boards by 2020.
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Ultimately, he sees himself as being an advocate for issues pertaining to equality, including equal pay, equal advancement, equal opportunity and equal rights, Prophet told me.
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"This is not equal pay under either Title VII or the Equal Pay Act, both of which require equal pay for equal work," the brief said.
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Whether it's equal rights, equal opportunity, equal justice, or climate change, just the understandable impatience and disappointment.
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All of us are equal: We are equal as citizens and we are equal under the law.
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The Equal Pay Act, for example, requires that men and women get equal pay for equal work.
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The Policewomen's Endowment Association helped fight for equal locker rooms, equal assignments and equal opportunities for promotions.
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There is the Equal Pay Act of 1963, which established the basic idea of equal pay for equal work.
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"We always had equal pay for equal work, but it's more about equal opportunity for equal work," Mr. Nadella said at a TimesTalks event hosted by The New York Times.
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Throughout the year, we mark a variety of Equal Pay Days: Asian-American Women's Equal Pay Day in March, all women's Equal Pay Day in April, African American Women's Equal Pay Day in July, and Native American Women's Equal Pay Day in September.
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The Equal Pay Act, first passed by Congress in 1963, mandated that men and women be given equal pay for equal work, and, some states, like Minnesota, have equal-salary policies.
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It is all about equal pay for equal work, and just as importantly, acknowledging that women are contributing equal work.
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I've never heard of a harasser who is also an advocate for equal pay or equal hiring or equal promotions.
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"Equal pay for equal work" is a common rallying cry.
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Equal justice under the law, equal application under the law.
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Will everyone have equal access to resources and equal opportunities?
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Would they support equal pay for my daughters' equal work?
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Wealth does not equal wisdom, but it does equal power.
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Equal justice under the law, equal applications of the law.
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"Equal work, equal pay" was a catchphrase at the time.
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We want a female President, equal pay, and equal respect.
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Roughly equal in length, they are not equal in quality.
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We believe in equal rights and equal treatment for all.
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By her example, my mom taught me the importance of equality for all Americans — equal rights, equal dignity, and equal justice under law.
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By her example, my mom taught me the importance of equality for all Americans—equal rights, equal dignity, and equal justice under law.
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So, we need to make it clear, that equal means equal.
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Don't you think it's time for equal pay for equal work?
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Nothing close to equal pay for equal work exists for women.
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Its chief talking point — "equal work for equal pay" — is deceitful.
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Or wage-earning workers who want equal pay for equal work.
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At Audi, we are committed to equal pay for equal work.
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That means a higher minimum wage, equal pay for equal work.
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They should not apologize for wanting equal pay or equal rights.
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You pray to be equal to it, equal to its opportunities.
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Ad platforms create equal opportunities for businesses but not equal outcomes.
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So what about the principle of equal pay for equal work?
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"We believe that equal means equal everywhere," Warren said of Democrats.
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Equal pay for equal work, paid leave, raising the minimum wage.
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On a technical level, the California statute says 'equal pay for substantially similar work,' and the federal statute says 'equal pay for equal work.
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WI members have been campaigning for Equal Pay since our 1943 mandate: 'Men and women should receive equal pay for equal work' #EqualPayDay pic.twitter.
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The backbone of the equal pay movement — equal pay for equal work — assumes that men and women are equally productive in the same job.
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Laws governing equal pay "explicitly applies to jobs that require equal skills, and not to employees that possess equal skills," the federation's filing states.
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No equal justice under the law or equal application of our laws.
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Susan B. Anthony advocated equal pay for equal work back in 1868.
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Residents will receive replacement apartments of equal size, rather than equal value.
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Think: Equal parts functional, equal parts cool — in my book, at least.
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"Equal pay for equal work in the same place" is their mantra.
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We believe one should receive equal pay for equal work, without discrimination.
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The team's demands were clear: They wanted equal pay for equal play.
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Because none of us are equal until all of us are equal.
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British law stipulates that employees should receive equal pay for equal work.
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Equal pay is only warranted when equal work and experience is involved.
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That we claim to live in an equal country, an equal world.
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If women were paid equal to men, they would get equal respect.
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All colleges are equal but some colleges are more equal than others.
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What I've always wanted is equality — equal pay, equal responsibility at home.
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Rough doesn't always equal BDSM, and BDSM does not always equal rough.
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Most studies of the pay gap analyze equal pay for equal work.
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Women already have equal rights, and YES equal pay in this country.
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Loopholes cost over $1 trillion, and equal incomes don't pay equal taxes.
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Recognition of their equal pay day falls nine months after Asian-American Women's Equal Pay Day in February, seven months after White Women's Equal Pay Day in April, three months after Black Women's Equal Pay Day in August and two months after Native-American Women's Equal Pay Day in September.
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"If my daughter were to play a sport, and she was able to have equal prize money and equal pay or equal rights," she says.
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I mean, the very fact that we have equal opportunities to men when it comes to jobs, equal pay — by the way, equal access to education.
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This goes against the old idea that bacteria equal germs, which equal harm.
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If we truly envision an equal world, it takes equal effort and sacrifice.
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If we believe in equal pay, we should also believe in equal benefits.
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Relations between husbands and wives have become more equal (though not equal enough).
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Equal pay for equal work is now the center of public discourse today.
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That we claim to live in an equal country and an equal world.
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" His mom and dad were equal breadwinners and "equal partners in child rearing.
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I wanted the project to be equal parts film to equal part animation.
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Equal access and equal pay for men and women are other important requirements.
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It is the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, not the Employment Equal Opportunity Commission.
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"Kim, Kourtney and Khloé have equal contracts and equal responsibilities," one insider explained.
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"Kim, Kourtney and Khloé have equal contracts and equal responsibilities," one insider explains.
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"Equal employment opportunity" and "equal opportunity employer" are treated with due equality here.
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It is the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, not the Equal Opportunity Employment Commission.
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All workers want and deserve equal pay for equal work, but having the government determine workers' value and paychecks will result in equal pay for unequal work.
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Everything receives equal import and equal attention, which is to say none at all.
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It's not enough to ask for equal pay because equal pay is not enough.
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In fact, she promised her father would fight for: Equal pay for equal work!
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Most women now say that they ought to get equal pay for equal work.
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We're still fighting for equal pay, equal work and it goes on and on.
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We still have to fight for equal rights and equal duties in raising children.
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But being paid equal pay for equal work shouldn't depend on where you live.
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All of us are equal before #globalwarming, but some are more equal than others.
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"Audi of America is committed to equal pay for equal work," the ad intoned.
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But a gold does not equal a silver, which does not equal a bronze.
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Still, Mr. Greenberg helped achieve through the courts what the political system had denied Southern blacks: voting rights, equal pay for equal work, impartial juries, equal access to medical care, equal access to schools and other benefits of citizenship broadly enjoyed by whites.
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"If you wouldn't wear your dog, then you shouldn't wear fur at all because all animals are equal and deserve equal respect and equal compassion and love," she added.
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"The Equal Pay Act stands for a principle as simple as it is just: men and women should receive equal pay for equal work regardless of sex," Reinhardt wrote.
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These issues must be addressed, equal justice under the law, equal application of the laws.
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"If we truly envision an equal world, it takes equal effort and sacrafice, " she continued.
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We cannot enforce equal pay for equal work unless the ERA is in the Constitution.
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She suggests going for equal parts water and equal parts almond milk for added richness.
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From Lee: How will you achieve all women's right to equal pay for equal work?
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Equal Means Equal won the Audience Award for Best U.S. Documentary at the 2016 TCFF.
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Experts say that's not just a problem of people getting equal pay for equal work.
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"If we truly envision an equal world, it takes equal effort and sacrifice, " she continued.
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You give the candidates equal time; you are not required to equal out their portraits.
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But what we still don't have in the West is equal pay for equal play.
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Or simply to ask if there is a policy of equal pay for equal work?
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More hydrogen stations equal more cars, and more cars equal more affordable fuel-cell vehicles.
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"Equal pay for equal work should be a fundamental principle for our economy," Obama said.
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Equal pay for equal work in the same place is incompatible with a common market.
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The reality also is that women are not paid equal for equal work in America.
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It is only by providing equal access that we will ever get on equal footing.
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It shows when equal pay for equal work is dismissed as some socialistic quixotic quest.
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Rosa DeLauro (D-CT), ensures that men and women receive equal pay for equal work.
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" She continued: "If we truly envision an equal world, it takes equal effort and sacrifice.
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"Rupert couldn't believe women don't have equal rights," says Kamala Lopez, director of the 2015 documentary Equal Means Equal and founder of the ERA advocacy organization of the same name.
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Most countries have laws to protect women's right to equal pay, but fewer than half guarantee equal pay for work of equal value on the basis of gender, it said.
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The lawsuit claims that UMD violated Title IX, Title VII, the Equal Pay Act, the Minnesota Human Rights Act, Minnesota's Equal Pay for Equal Work law, and Minnesota's Whistleblower Act.
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BITs focus on levelling the playing field for investments: foreign companies gain equal regulatory treatment as domestic companies, equal treatment in legal disputes, equal access to capital and so forth.
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This is the rule of law of the Constitution, equal application, equal justice under the law.
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Equal Pay Day Today is Equal Pay Day, but it's an occasion we'd rather not celebrate.
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He hates people he's never seen — people he's never known — with equal intensity — with equal venom.
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Equal pay for equal work is paramount — because it's 2016 and we've waited too long. 13.
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It is possible that population is destiny, other things equal, but other things are never equal.
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That women are equal to men, and in the same right, men are equal to women.
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So yes, it's good to raise awareness about equal pay for equal work in international soccer.
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Meanwhile, UK employers all insist that they respect the law on equal pay for equal work.
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"There are laws that provide everyone should be given equal pay for equal work," Neuwirth explained.
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The Equality Act 21 states that men and women doing equal work must receive equal pay.
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It is the United States Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, not the United States Equal Opportunity Commission.
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Wilson wasn't asking for equal pay — just an equal percentage of league revenue earmarked for salaries.
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"You're treated as an equal," she said, "and you are expected to perform as an equal."
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In some countries, equal pay for equal work is aimed at rectifying gender and racial inequality.
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"Co-equal branches of government ought to respect one another as co-equal branches," Sessions said.
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Ensure equal rights for women in the US Constitution by finally passing the Equal Rights Amendment.
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We will never be equal in the marketplace if we are not equal on paper legally.
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Despite the criticism, the President reaffirmed some of our most important Founding principles: We are equal in the eyes of our Creator, equal under the law, and equal under our Constitution.
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AAUW recognizes August 22, 2023 as Black women's Equal Pay Day, September 23, 2019 will be Native women's Equal Pay Day and November 20, 21625 will be Latinas' Equal Pay Day.
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Jessica NeuwirthNew YorkThe writer is the founder and co-president of the E.R.A. Coalition, and the author of "Equal Means Equal: Why the Time for an Equal Rights Amendment Is Now."
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To turn this into a maths problem: if A must equal B and B must equal C then A must equal C. At some point, this fudge will have to be resolved.
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In terms of changes, he downgraded consumer discretionary and financials to equal weight from overweight, upgraded the energy sector to equal weight from underweight and downgraded materials to underweight from equal weight.
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In 2013, pro surfer Darcy Roland wrote a blog post describing the "glass wave" that all female surfers are chasing: equal pay, equal opportunities to compete, and equal representation in their sport.
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However, we've gotten better at highlighting the gender pay gap through various awareness initiatives (Equal Pay Day) and legal frameworks (CEDAW General Recommendation No.13: Equal remuneration for work of equal value).
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Democrats fight for the right to equal pay for equal work and equal justice under law, running against Republicans who fight like hell for the biggest tax cuts for the wealthiest Americans.
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After the championship game, chants of "equal pay, equal pay!" filled the 60,000-person stadium in France.
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We do not know his views on equal pay for equal work, or raising the minimum wage.
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"He will fight for equal pay for equal work," Ivanka Trump said at the Republican National Convention.
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If everything was equal, I would gladly not have to worry about labels, but everything isn't equal.
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"At the end, the screen reads: "Audi of America is committed to equal pay for equal work.
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If you believe in equal justice under the law, equal application of our laws and our Constitution.
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She promised to fight alongside her dad for equal pay for equal work and affordable child care.
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Assume you're an equal, act like an equal, and always just do your best and be yourself.
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Despite its cunningly ingenious name, the Paycheck Fairness Act is not about equal pay for equal work.
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In 2016, it should be common sense that women and men get equal pay for equal work.
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For the past two years, the Super Bowl has run ads promoting equal pay for equal work.
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Trudeau also announced his government would be introducing legislation to give women equal pay for equal work.
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"The outcome, I hope, is equal pay for equal play," Sauerbrunn concluded in her interview with ESPN.
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The women's movement needs to strengthen its efforts toward legislative support for equal pay and equal opportunity.
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And also pursue legislation so that women are paid equal pay for equal work in this country.
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If I'm reading this correctly, two quavers would equal one crotchet, and four crotchets equal a hemiliter.
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And in this day and age, it's about equality, it's about equal rights, it's about equal pay....we believe it's our responsibility for women's sports and specifically for women's soccer to really do whatever it takes to push for equal pay and equal rights and be treated with respect.
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Democrats believe in equal pay for equal work and a woman's right to decisions over her own body.
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The Equal Rights Center is suing Uber for denying equal access to its services for people with disabilities.
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A baby girl born today who lives to 100 won't live to see equal pay for equal work.
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We expect our governments to make sure that the laws of equal pay for equal work are upheld.
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Whether it's equal pay, equal rights, I just feel like women should have the same rights as men.
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She co-sponsored the Lilly Ledbetter Act, which allows women to sue for equal pay for equal work.
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I wouldn't have written "Equal Rights, Equal Lefts" if I was worried about whether it's a metal song.
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TC: When you say an equal partnership, may I ask: Do you also mean the economics are equal?
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To paraphrase another social critic, George Orwell: All Americans are equal, but some are more equal than others.
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In all areas of society, women have embraced the principle that equal rights brings with it equal duties.
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Anderson lending her name to this cause may assist in making equal pay for equal work a reality.
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PATRICIA ARQUETTE Los Angeles The writer, the actress, is executive producer of the documentary film "Equal Means Equal."
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A commitment to equal time and equal respect is one small change we can, and should, make now.
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The other believes that all Americans deserve equal treatment under the law and equal opportunity under our system.
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A. Milne, The House at Pooh Corner All animals are equal but some are more equal than others.
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However, many of the rights expressed — to education, to equal pay for equal work, to nationality — remain unrealized.
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Even so, the more equal their incomes and time at work, the more equal the work at home.
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I had assumed that as society got more equal we would all share a measure of equal dignity.
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Equal-weight tech is tracked in part by the Invesco S&P 500 Equal Weight Technology ETF (RYT).
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However, many of the rights expressed — to education, to equal pay for equal work, to nationality — remain aspirational.
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It's time to finish the job and expand equal rights to include full equal protection under the law.
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But the Reuters survey found more companies resisting than supporting Abe's push for equal pay for equal work.
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"She was a strong believer in equal rights and equal access to justice," he said in an interview.
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"If we truly envision an equal world, it takes equal effort and sacrifice," Williams' statement read in part.
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The status quo in the U.S. does not hold employers responsible for ensuring equal pay for equal work.
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Wyatt successfully championed a number of " equal pay for equal work" policies for union contracts in the years before the Equal Pay Act of 1963 as head of the United Packinghouse Workers of America.
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It's been more than 50 years since the U.S. Congress passed the Equal Pay Act, which mandates that men and women receive equal pay for equal work, but women are still fighting for compensation equality.
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Since learning that we were paying women less than men for equal work at Salesforce, we have spent $1.63 million to ensure equal pay; today we conduct annual audits to ensure that pay remains equal.
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If the company were forced to comply with equal-time, equal-cost rules, how would it even do so?
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Schools were pushed to ensure girls left with equal maths skills to boys—and, crucially, equal confidence in them.
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Equal parts unnerving and hilarious, this tongue-in-cheek thriller will have you gasping and laughing in equal measure.
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"And we need to say to the world, women have equal rights in America, all people have equal rights."
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"Now there is equal treatment for something that's not equal," said Herbert Kickl, FPO General Secretary, in a statement.
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"We know that activity does not equal productivity, and busyness does not equal business," productivity coach Grace Marshall says.
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States' efforts to ensure equal rights Meanwhile, there are other official protections that ensure equal treatment among the sexes.
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Nobody truly believes that "equal" Americans have an equal opportunity to save their child's life from a drug addiction.
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If people aren't all physically equal, then the idea that they are still equal makes no sense to Trump.
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Broader than it is deep, "Equal Means Equal" still drills down into enough specific issues to shock us afresh.
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"What struck me as different was that the friendship was equal—the representations of character were equal," Keener said.
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Of course, not all calories are created equal, but for simplicity's sake, 3,500 calories equal 1 pound of fat.
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Trump said the memorandum gives equal access to government funding and equal rights of expression to faith-based organizations.
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"We're still fighting for our rights, we're still fighting for equal marriage, equal rights for LGBT people," she said.
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We are all created equal and should all have the equal opportunity to go out and pursue our dreams.
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The emphasis of the present-day protest movements is on inclusion: equal salaries, equal education, the right to marry.
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In a second equal-pay case, Waring ruled for the black plaintiff, under the prevailing separate-but-equal doctrine.
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Because I'm interested in fairness, I'm of an egalitarian kind, in which equal means equal, it doesn't mean superior.
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Trump's attorneys have an equal amount of time spread over an equal number of days to present his case.
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Grading is scaled, with the high score equal to 100 percent and the low score equal to 50 percent.
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The folly of paying equal pay for equal work is evident in the rapidly depopulating areas of East Germany.
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In other words, it allows for a fair assessment of whether woman are getting equal pay for equal work.
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Until that changes, combining acting categories in our biggest award shows would just be another way for the film industry to push women toward the margins, denying them equal recognition, equal access, and equal screen time.
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The victory also called attention to the team's fight for equal pay with their counterparts on the U.S. men's national team, and by extension, the issue of equal pay for equal work for women in general.
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Here is an SLE curve with kappa equal to 0.5, followed by an SLE curve with kappa equal to 3.
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"I think I'm mostly excited about her being equal and her being like, You know what, I'm equal," Hall explains.
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The creatures of Siren capture what makes mermaids such captivating figures: They are equal parts alluring and equal parts dangerous.
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In both cases, members receive equal shares of all income and have had a roughly equal say in band matters.
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There's no "all other things being equal" comparison for a new iPhone, because all the other things are never equal.
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In addition to paying her staff equal wages, she has advanced the fight for equal pay on a national level.
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A more gender-equal Wikipedia and internet more broadly should help create a more gender-equal world, goes the thinking.
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It goes much further than equal pay for equal work, for it ought to revolutionize the conditions of work completely.
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" On Twitter, the company posted the ad and noted, "At Audi, we are committed to equal pay for equal work.
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Teachers, meanwhile, have been organizing for over a century, for equal pay for equal work and for collective bargaining rights.
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Otherwise, how could there be equal protection under the law if extreme gerrymandering prevents equal representation in the voting booth?
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"He treats everybody equally — if women want equal rights, well, you're on an equal playing field," Ms. Hardaway told me.
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"But federal law requires equal pay for equal work, and that applies to men as well as women," she said.
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We are not a country that guarantees equal outcomes, but we do strive to provide an equal shot to everybody.
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Progress toward equal pay for equal work means stronger families and a stronger economy; it means empowered women and minorities.
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Do these women in power at the White House support the right of women for equal pay for equal work?
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"Now there is equal treatment for something that's not equal," Herbert Kickl, the party's secretary general, said in a statement.
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The federal Equal Pay Act requires employers pay men and women performing substantially equal work at the same company equally.
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Along these lines, ratifying the Equal Rights Amendment -- to give women equal protection under the US Constitution -- should be paramount.
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All men are created equal, but some men think that their opinions may be a little more equal than others.
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Women want equal pay for equal work, and they should get it, but they also want men they can marry.
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Equal protection, as North Carolina has understood the concept, includes "the fundamental right of each North Carolinian to substantially equal voting power"—an interpretation that "provides greater protection for voting rights than the federal equal-protection clause".
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In fact, the Air Wipp Challenge in Sweden, a premier professional parkour event that Mr. Nunez judges, now features equal numbers of male and female competitors, and gives men and women equal billing and equal prize money.
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Mr. Rosenbluth also favors the strategy, recommending the Goldman Sachs equal-weighted E.T.F., the Invesco one covering the S&P 500 and the Direxion Nasdaq 100 Equal-Weighted E.T.F. He also likes the SPDR equal-weighted sector E.T.F.s.
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Camille, pregnant in overalls, peeled an unending supply of avocados on the Equal Parts cutting board using the Equal Parts knife.
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" Ivanka added: "He will fight for equal pay for equal work and I will fight for this too, right alongside him.
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This Congress alone he voted for equal pay for equal work, for the Violence Against Women Act and the Equality Act.
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If you're a male CEO, and you have the power to get equal pay for equal work, you should do it.
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And, certainly, when I talk about equal pay for equal work, it is long past time we finally got that fixed.
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When women succeed, America succeeds, and it is time we tell the rest of the world that equal finally means equal.
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The show has made a name for itself having the equal-parts-disturbing, equal-parts-addicting stories that change every season.
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Equal Means Equal is a groundbreaking exploration of gender inequality in the USA, featuring top women's rights activists, leaders, and survivors.
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At its core it seems so simple — bodies are equal just as people are equal, and should be treated as such.
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Companies with 100+ employees would have to obtain an "equal pay certification" every two years from the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.
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But if you're a woman or a person of color, an advanced degree still doesn't mean equal pay for equal work.
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Including impairment charges equal to 0003% of gross loans the bank reported a loss equal to 35% of its average equity.
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We believe that no matter who you are, no matter where you're from, no matter who you love, equal means equal.
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You have an opportunity and a platform to remind millions of people about important things like equal rights and equal treatment.
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"I think the equal pay for equal play argument is flawed, and it's flawed because sports business is atypical," Bedoya said.
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It wasn't until 1963 that the Equal Pay Act enshrined into law the principle of equal pay for men and women.
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It's an equal exchange—the love you take is equal to the love you make, as Paul McCartney eloquently put it.
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Her own choice would have been gender equal, racially equal, economically fair and self-governing, but that was not on offer.
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You have an opportunity and a platform to remind millions of people about important things like equal rights and equal treatment.
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To try to get equal pay for equal work, and that means across the board, from CEOs down to entry level.
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The Court ruled in 1954 that separate but equal is not equal, which offered many people hope for the first time.
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Board of Education teaches "separate but equal" is faulty doctrine; schools will never be truly equal if they are not integrated.
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" The commercial ended with text including a line saying that Audi of America is "committed to equal pay for equal work.
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" The commercial ends with text including a line saying that Audi of America is "committed to equal pay for equal work.
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My favorite moment was when we all yelled "equal pay for equal work" and the whole group raised their fists together.
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Next came Edna Kelly, Brooklyn's first congresswoman, who, among other things, helped establish the principle of equal pay for equal work.
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"It would prevent discrimination on the basis of sex and gender, so it would help women with pregnancy discrimination, lactation discrimination, any workplace gender discrimination, paving the way for equal rights like equal pay for equal work," she says.
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Though the Equal Pay Act, passed by Congress in 1963, mandates men and women be given equal pay for equal work, loopholes still allow women in the United States to be paid, on average, 20 percent less than men.
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In an interview on MSNBC's Morning Joe in August of last year, Trump said that he supported equal pay for equal work.
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These large companies make a much greater effort to ensure equal pay for equal work, so there's really not much to negotiate.
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Regulator CVM said equal treatment for the minority shareholder would mean a share price at least equal to 16.69 reais per share.
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This view puts equal numbers above equal treatment and undermines the concept of equality for which Ginsburg has fought throughout her career.
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"It's made me really aware that, as equal as our relationship feels, we might not always be on equal terms," Agrawal said.
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But we do have to care that they are equal human people, and we have to treat them as equal human people.
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They decided that 150 streams of a song would equal one song download, and 10 song downloads would equal one album download.
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Obviously, ensuring equal compensation for equal work, but also ensuring that the way we define valuable work is not defined by gender.
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In addition to choosing her roles carefully, Chastain says she will no longer accept anything less than equal pay for equal work.
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Today marks Equal Pay Day, when the world turns attention to the fact that equal pay is unfortunately still not a reality.
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Billboard charts tally units from album sales, song sales (10 songs equal one album) and streaming activity (1,500 streams equal one album).
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The parity-driven NFL sets its schedule by an Orwellian truth: All divisions are equal, but some are more equal than others.
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Instead of equal temperament (the standard Western tuning system that divides the scale into 12 equal intervals) the work uses just intonation.
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The players had planned to wear T-shirts with the slogan "equal pay equal play" during media availability and pregame warm-ups.
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All days may be equal on a secular calendar, but on religious calendars they are not: Some are more equal than others.
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He hasn't written much about equal protection, either, though he has said, in passing, that he finds the equal-protection clause ambiguous.
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But the fact remains: Although they are both part of northern China, Shandong does not equal Beijing, nor does Beijing equal Shandong.
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In one photo, twins identically dressed in baseball jackets, lit by a harsh flash, stare with equal parts concern, equal parts disdain.
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But all of those suggestions, when connected, don't really equal a TV show so much as they equal the hint of one.
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We were taught to that everyone is born equal, but Asian students realize that non-Asian students are more equal than them.
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But the worry is whether or not foreign companies will get equal treatment, equal access in terms of access to these deals.
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The broad principles of market regulation are eternal: equal treatment of all customers, equal access to information and the promotion of competition.
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Should equal pay for equal work apply, or is this simply a case of supply and demand, in which market forces rule?
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Doe that the Equal Protection clause of the Constitution requires that undocumented children have the right to equal access to public education.
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The ADA has become a worldwide model for codifying equal opportunity, equal access, full inclusion, and maximum independence for people with disabilities.
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We all salute with pride the same American flag, and we all are equal, totally equal in the eyes of almighty God.
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As in Romer, Windsor, and Obergefell, this "status-based enactment" deprived LGBT citizens of equal treatment and equal dignity under the law.
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It's important to pass the Equal Rights Amendment, which would amend the Constitution to grant equal rights to women and LGBTQ individuals.
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That's very important to remember, because in the same way where Americans don't equal Donald Trump, Russian people don't equal Vladimir Putin.
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Sanders' campaign website says that he would "adopt equal pay for equal work through the Paycheck Fairness Act," a proposed law that addresses gaps in the Equal Pay Act of 1963 in order to ensure men and women are paid fairly.
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If you're looking for a bright spot in the fight for equal pay, you may want to head to Iceland, where new legislation has been introduced that would require employers to show proof that they're offering equal pay for equal work.
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While Equal Pay Day falls on April 2, Black Women's Equal Pay Day isn't until August, and Latina Equal Pay Day isn't until November, representing the increased imbalance in pay that women of color face even compared to other women.
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In fact, Judge Klausner said, precedent from Bence, Ebbert and a couple of other cases holds exactly the opposite: The Equal Pay Act and (to a lesser extent) Title VII require equal rates of pay, not equal compensation in total.
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Women will also receive equal prize money, equal rights for image use and notably, have the same travel benefits as their male counterparts.
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Believing that winning the vote would help that fight, they carried signs demanding equal pay for equal work and an end to sweatshops.
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We fight for the First Amendment and we fight mostly for equality -- not for a guarantee of equal outcomes but for equal opportunities.
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The reality is that women don't have equal pay, and we definitely don't have equal power, so this sleazy behavior has gone unchecked.
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As a young woman, or a woman of any age, you should be, as a right, entitled to equal pay for equal work.
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He promised a law requiring equal pay for equal work for women and men, and more efforts to help the long-term unemployed.
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The film can't spread around its camera time in equal measure, but it does give all the characters an equal shot at despair.
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I still fight for myself because i'm black and anyone else who doesn't feel equal, as well as anyone who does feel equal.
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Which brings me back to Equal Means Equal, and why it was such an unpopular idea and so hard to get done:1.
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Over time these have gone beyond ensuring the same pay for the same job to requiring equal pay for work of equal value.
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She vowed to raise the minimum wage, ensure equal pay for equal work, and make the wealthy and corporations pay their fair share.
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Equal Rights Amendment The House Judiciary Committee is scheduled to mark up legislation to eliminate the deadline for ratifying the Equal Rights Amendment.
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" Equal Rights Amendment: "The House Judiciary Committee is scheduled to mark up legislation to eliminate the deadline for ratifying the Equal Rights Amendment.
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But that does not alter or diminish employers' obligation to ensure equal pay for equal work and to maintain workplaces free of discrimination.
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They came to accept the basic argument that their LGTBTQ employees were of equal merit and of equal worth as their heterosexual employees.
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That is equal to about 1,100 of Pure's new boxes, which hold 16 petabytes of data, roughly equal to 16 billion thick books.
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Ms. Steinem instead talked about the need for an Equal Rights Amendment that would formally acknowledge that men and women have equal rights.
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Gender-neutral bathrooms, for me, are the equivalent of 'separate but equal,' which we've seen throughout history is something that is rarely 'equal.
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Jim Dabakis announced that he would be introducing an Equal Rights Amendment ratification bill this session, which would guarantee equal rights for women.
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Rule No. 24: All other things being equal or equal-ish, voters will choose the candidate with whom they'd rather have a beer.
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For example, Colorado signed the Equal Pay for Equal Work Act into law earlier this year, but it won't take effect until Jan.
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"You have an opportunity and a platform to remind millions of people about important things like equal rights and equal treatment," Kimmel said.
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Japanese firms tend to resist equal pay for equal work because it will mean raising the pay of lower-paid workers, analysts say.
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But we also believe in equal rights for the women in the shelters, and shelters where there are men, and their equal rights.
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Wade and also by aggressively legislating for sex education, contraception, prenatal and child care, paid leave, adoption and equal pay for equal work.
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The basic American principles of equal rights and equal opportunity for all — whatever a person's social standing, ZIP code, religion, gender, or color.
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Last year, Adobe announced that all of its male and female employees in the U.S. are now receiving equal pay for equal work.
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He voices his concerns about not being Meredith's "equal" to Link (Chris Carmack) and Link tells him bluntly that he's not Meredith's equal.
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And it rejected the defense -- certainly just a theoretical one given the actual record -- that you could have equal facilities and equal treatment.
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Edwards also called on the state to raise the minimum wage, fight poverty, and ensure women and men receive equal pay for equal work.
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" Nadella later sent an email to employees, where he corrected his statement: "I believe men and women should get equal pay for equal work.
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Legal disputes over equal pay have been going on since five players filed a complaint with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission in March 2016.
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The Billboard 200 chart tallies units from album sales, song sales (10 songs equal one album) and streaming activity (553,500 streams equal one album).
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Why it matters: Achieving economic parity isn't just about equal pay for equal work — it's also about all the societal circumstances that handicap women.
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"He will fight for equal pay for equal work, and I will fight for this, too, right alongside of him," the first daughter promised.
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" On an Equal Rights Amendment: "Equal stature of men and women is as fundamental as the basic human rights … [it] belongs in the Constitution.
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That means ensuring safe and secure communities, equal pay for equal work, access to affordable higher education, and access to high-quality child care.
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"The main thing is that women still don't get equal pay for equal work," Christine Southworth, 38, a composer and musician in Lexington, Mass.
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If we're, you know, there's just so many things that I just thought, you know what, equal is equal, you treat everybody the same.
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The Billboard 200 chart tallies units from album sales, song sales (1023 songs equal one album) and streaming activity (1,500 streams equal one album).
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White, who was also arrested last week outside the office of Virginia House Speaker Kirk Cox (R), is with the group Equal Means Equal.
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The Billboard 200 chart tallies units from album sales, song sales (10 songs equal one album) and streaming activity (1,500 streams equal one album).
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She says she believes "equal pay for equal work is absolutely required," but doesn't think the government should do more to raise women's wages.
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Few — though not most — see what's coming next, too, and that's women VCs, taking their place alongside men, in equal, or nearly equal, numbers.
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Ongoing fees: Taco Bell charges a royalty fee equal to 5.5% of gross sales and a marketing fee equal to 4.25% of gross sales.
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He championed equal rights and recognition for women, including his wife, Liz, whom he valued as an equal partner in a male dominated town.
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Her bona fides regarding women's issues (abortion, health care, child care, and equal pay for equal work) has been consistent throughout her political career.
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From then on, men and women in college had to receive equal treatment on the playing field and equal funding for their athletic programs.
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The policy would work as follows: The government would establish a "target" wage equal of $28500, approximately equal to the island's median hourly wage.
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And if you have heard of it, you probably also know that Marshall's side won -- "separate but equal" education was not, in fact, equal.
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" George Orwell's famous allegory in Animal Farm concluded with the warning that "all animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others.
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The ERA, a potential amendment to the Constitution, would codify equal protections for men and women under the law, guaranteeing protections like equal pay.
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The Billboard 543 chart tallies units from album sales, song sales (10 songs equal one album) and streaming activity (1,500 streams equal one album).
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"That means companies should have an equal number of men and women, and it means pay an access to leadership opportunities should be equal."
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I wouldn't say in Asia that we're not not equal, but I would say that in [people's minds] men and women cannot be equal.
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Somewhat ironically, these fears were exacerbated by passage of the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) in the 1970s, which fought for equal rights for women.
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Seattle gives the NHL an even 32 teams, which finally brings us back to the days of two equal conferences and four equal divisions.
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Well, trans students in this country are our children as well, and their lives have equal value, so we must fight with equal vigor to keep them just as safe so they have an equal shot at growing up strong and wise and proud.
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One of her proudest achievements was shepherding through the Senate the so-called Lilly Ledbetter legislation, aimed at giving women equal pay for equal work.
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"For an institution that took in and protected unmarried mothers on an equal basis, the building is equal parts playful and dignified," Randy Deutsch says.
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On other side are additional cover lines: NASTY WOMEN THAT MADE HISTORY, and the unfortunate NEVERTHELESS SHE PURSE-ISTED and EQUAL PAY FOR EQUAL SLAY.
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The Billboard 200 album chart tallies units from album sales, song sales (10 songs equal one album) and streaming activity (1,83 streams equal one album).
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In essence, the GirlGaze Network acts as representation for a group of people who have not gotten equal pay or equal respect within their field.
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The Billboard 1183 album chart tallies units from album sales, song sales (10 songs equal one album) and streaming activity (1,500 streams equal one album).
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The Billboard 140 album chart tallies units from album sales, song sales (10 songs equal one album) and streaming activity (1,500 streams equal one album).
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The Billboard 1363 album chart tallies units from album sales, song sales (10 songs equal one album) and streaming activity (1,500 streams equal one album).
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The Billboard 291 album chart tallies units from album sales, song sales (2000 songs equal one album) and streaming activity (1,500 streams equal one album).
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America has become like the farm in George Orwell's "Animal Farm" where all of the animals were equal, but some were more equal than others.
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The Billboard 200 album chart tallies units from album sales, song sales (1113 songs equal one album) and streaming activity (1,500 streams equal one album).
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As Luxenberg points out, the concept "separate but equal" (the phrase the Court used in Plessy was actually "equal but separate") was hardly a novelty.
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Unapologetically wonky and sweating "the details of policy," Clinton embraces a "Baby Boomer" version of feminism that celebrates policies of equal opportunity and equal pay.
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The Billboard 200 album chart tallies units from album sales, song sales (10 songs equal one album) and streaming activity (1403,500 streams equal one album).
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When asked later on in the survey for solutions to help women succeed, several respondents cited "equal pay for equal work" as a top concern.
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" "I have been on this issue in many different ways -- how do we make education more equal, how do we make health care more equal?
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"The real solution is to address the drivers of institutional discrimination and commit to giving men and women equal pay for equal work," Platt says.
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There was also the impulse — and this is a real debate to be had — to treat Clinton and Trump as given equal challenge, equal criticism.
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The Billboard 200 album chart tallies units from album sales, song sales (10 songs equal one album) and streaming activity (1,500 streams equal one album).
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The Billboard 0003 album chart tallies units from album sales, song sales (2000 songs equal one album) and streaming activity (26,21 streams equal one album).
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The Equal Rights Amendment, an addition to the Constitution that would ensure equal rights to all Americans regardless of sex, was first introduced in 1923.
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The Billboard 863 album chart tallies units from album sales, song sales (10 songs equal one album) and streaming activity (1,500 streams equal one album).
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But while efforts have been made to ensure equal rights and salaries in workplaces across the United States, not every state has made equal progress.
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DANIEL B. EVANS, GLENSIDE, PA. To the Editor: The Equal Protection Clause has been interpreted to guarantee equal rights for a wide range of groups.
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"Not talking about money can have sweeping social effects, like stopping women from getting equal pay for equal work in the workplace," Ms. Bailie said.
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Schools were forced to offer equal opportunities in sports and dedicate equal amounts of athletic scholarship dollars for male and female athletes based on enrollment percentages.
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Strictly speaking, this is not in line with equal-time, equal-cost rules: the dueling campaigns could opt to overpay by bidding aggressively for one user.
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Nor was it surprising that Garcia dominated, all things being equal in a fight, size becomes destiny, and things weren't even remotely equal between these women.
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In a Medium post, O'Rourke's campaign said he would champion the ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment, which would guarantee equal legal rights regardless of gender.
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Over the past year, lots of women in pro sports have spoken up about getting equal pay for equal play, including the USA Women's Hockey Team.
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We call them women's issues — child care, parental leave, equal pay for equal work — but I think sometimes when we say women's issues, we marginalize them.
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Increasing energy efficiency (which, all else being equal, reduces emissions) is in a race with population and economic growth (which, all else being equal, increases them).
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But we don't (yet) have as much as the guys do — and we won't be fully equal with men until we are financially equal with men.
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The question is, what can you do to push that along so not only does every life have equal value, but every life has equal opportunity.
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"She is not just financial," she said, adding that the statue stands for "very broad issues" such as equal pay and equal rights across all sectors.
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The N.A.A.C.P. lawyers argued that segregation itself, and the concept of "separate but equal" schools for blacks and whites, violated the 295th Amendment's "equal protection" guarantee.
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The Equal Pay Act and Title VII both provide guidance on pay discrimination claims, but the Equal Pay Act has been shaped by conflicting judicial interpretations.
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We see a future in which Yemen is stable and thriving and provides equal opportunity, better living conditions and an equal place in society for all.
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If this legislation is passed, companies with 25 employees or more will have to show proof that they offer equal pay for work of equal value.
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You've got to understand society is more [supportive of] equal wages for equal work, more open-minded with who you can love and stuff like that.
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His personal fortune in the early 1900s was equal to 1.5 percent of the nation's gross domestic product — which would be equal to $270 billion today.
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But here's the not-so-big secret of segregation that people like Thomas never mention: "Separate but equal" never gave blacks anything that was actually equal.
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In the Swedish krona version, 169.3 shares equal the price of one bitcoin, and in the euro version 20 shares equal the price of one bitcoin.
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The Plessy court had held that providing "separate but equal" public facilities for African-Americans was consistent with the equal protection clause of the 14th Amendment.
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Just two nights ago, a small crowd of mostly women had gathered at The Light House to watch "Equal Means Equal," a documentary on gender inequality.
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"Women see pay discrimination the moment they enter the workforce," says Shannon Williams, who leads the equal pay campaign for the nonprofit group Equal Rights Advocates.
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The most equal professions, on the other hand, have two things in common: They employ a lot of people — far more than the least equal professions.
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The firm was named Equal both because the two investors are equal partners in the firm (and they say that future partners would have the same economics), but also because the two see an opportunity to provide every entrepreneur a more equal footing to access venture capital.
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In observation of Equal Pay Day 2020, we're diving deep into the gap with data and insight from Shannon Williams, director of Equal Pay Today (a project of Equal Rights Advocates), and Dr. C. Nicole Mason, president and CEO of the Institute for Women's Policy Research.
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It's been more than 50 years since the U.S. Congress passed the Equal Pay Act, which mandates that men and women be given equal pay for equal work, and the Civil Rights Act, which prohibits employment discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex and national origin.
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The women demonstrators, many clad in purple, skipped work and instead took to the streets in cities across Switzerland to call for equal pay and equal rights.
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What is the value of equal freedom to spend a hundred million dollars on the candidate of your choice, or equal freedom to camp beneath a bridge?
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New goal: U.S. women's soccer eyes equal pay If current trends continue, women won't earn equal pay until 2059, according to the Institute for Women's Policy Research.
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Board of Education decision by the Supreme Court that unanimously ruled "separate but equal" schools violated the equal protection clause of the 14th Amendment to the Constitution.
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There are companies and governments making conscious decisions to get women, in the same positions and with the same qualifications as men, equal pay for equal work.
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It's taken me a while to recognize that their response to my presence in the film is itself part of the raison d'être for Equal Means Equal.
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Steve Bullock: Bullock established the Equal Pay for Equal Work task force with the goal of making Montana the first state to close the gender pay gap.
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But the real fear ought to be whether or not we have a justice system that applies equal justice under the law, equal application of our laws.
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Rapinoe has also been a vocal advocate of equal pay for women's soccer players, who have filed a pay discrimination complaint with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.
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Financial terms were not disclosed, and while it was an equal merger (with a rumored equal board of directors), it's not yet clear how investors will fare.
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The Equal Rights Amendment (ERA), which was first introduced in Congress in 1923, amended the Constitution to ensure that women and men have constitutionally guaranteed equal rights.
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The Paycheck Fairness Act aims to strengthen equal pay protections for women by expanding upon the Equal Pay Act of 1963 and the Fair Labor Standards Act.
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The reality is that it's impossible to draw conclusions about "equal work for equal pay" when the data doesn't even pretend to evaluate wages across similar professions.
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Equal pay reviews, also known as equal pay audits, are a way for employers to keep track of any gender pay gaps specific to their own business.
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Furthermore, Democrats running for Congress took back the House majority from Republicans by running on platforms anchored by $15 minimum wage and equal pay for equal work.
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Those seeking change should restructure their companies so that they are owned by the workers, to allow for equal say and equal pay, and accountability for everyone.
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Then, when we finally got to a public stage, the president and Republicans would have equal time and equal right to present their side of the case.
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Sutherland, a Brooklyn artist who also goes by the name Sister Leona, was recreating Virginia's state seal on Monday with members of activist group Equal Means Equal.
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"When we talk about things such as equal pay for equal work, ending sex discrimination, what we are talking about is giving those things teeth," Virginia Del.
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And just this week, Australia's men's and women's teams reached a landmark deal that guaranteed the teams equal shares of revenue, though not equal compensation over all.
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Equal access to quality education is vital to achieve the empowerment and equal opportunity of girls and women, especially in developing contexts and countries struggling with conflict.
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When we finally see equal pay for equal work, it's not just women who will be better off – men, families, communities and the economy will thrive, too.
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Equal rights for men and women - A proposed Equal Rights Amendment has been in the works since 143 and it is re-introduced each year in Congress.
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The thing about advocating for equal rights, though, is that there aren't supposed to be compromises—you either have equal rights under the law, or you don't.
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The maximum survey weight is equal to 2 percent of the sample, and the minimum survey weight is equal to 1/2 percent of the sample^2.
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Fewer and flexible work hours, equal pay for equal work, a unified labor code for men and women and paid maternity leave were all on their agenda.
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Equal pay for equal work is required by law in the U.S., but women still hold a greater percentage of the lower-ranking roles in many companies.
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Members will also receive raises equal to 6% of wages over the life of the contract, and two lump sum payments equal to 4% of annual wages.
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"If my daughter were to play in a sport, and she was able to have ... equal pay or equal rights, that would be a success," Williams said.
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The fight reflects the struggle throughout Russia to win equal treatment for men and women, including equal pay, said Ksenia A. Mihaylichenko, the lawyer for both women.
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Correction: An earlier version of this article said a terabecquerel is equal to a billion nuclear disintegrations per second, when it is actually equal to a trillion.
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Many "pro-life" and "pro-choice" feminists can actually agree on a surprising range of issues — like the idea that pregnant women and mothers deserve equal protection under the law, or that women deserve equal pay for equal work, or that violence against women and misogyny are unacceptable.
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"As we continue the fight for equal pay, equal promotion, and equal rights in the workplace, we need to ensure that we do not lose our footing on the critical milestones we have achieved through the enforcement of civil rights in our justice system," Johnson said in a statement.
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I'd like to wager that securing equal pay and paid family leave is far more important for women than achieving equal representation among factory-farmed fried chicken ambassadors.
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"Katie Hill said today that you can't have equal rights for women until you have equal representation, and that was just really powerful to me," she told Refinery29.
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"I think my goal is to make sure that all women of color get equal pay, and all women get equal pay," Spencer said at this year's panel.
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" The 2011 map, the court stated, violates the Pennsylvania Constitution's requirement that "[e]lections shall be free and equal" because "a diluted vote is not an equal vote.
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Equal treatment of women and men on college campuses remains regulated, albeit imperfectly, by Title IX. Women attend graduate schools in roughly equal or greater numbers than men.
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"He will fight for equal pay for equal work, and I will fight for this too, right alongside of him," Ivanka Trump said from that podium last Thursday.
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"We are upgrading industrials to overweight [from equal weight], downgrading consumer discretionary to underweight [from equal weight]," equity strategist Adam Parker wrote in a note to clients Monday.
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President Obama and other prominent men have stood up for equal pay for equal work, but do we really think Trump and his economic team of Steves will?
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Gender pay gap: Bullock established the Equal Pay for Equal Work task force with the goal of making Montana the first state to close the gender pay gap.
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"Having reviewed all of the information ... we suspect that some women at the organization have not received equal pay for equal work," the EHRC said in a statement.
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"We're not going to be equal until we're financially equal," said Krawcheck, a Columbia Business School graduate, and a veteran of banking giants Bank of America and Citigroup.
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Working an additional four months to receive equal pay sounds absurd, but consider this reality: For African-American women, Equal Pay Day won't be recognized until August 20.5.
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In fact, innovation is six times higher at organizations with the most equal workplace cultures compared to those organizations with the least equal ones, according to the report.
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In the past, Democrats have opposed Fischer's equal pay measure, instead pushing for a more widespread measure to help women use legal measures to fight for equal pay.
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Ahead of Equal Pay Day on April 10, Lyft is committing to conducting yearly equal pay audits to ensure there are no pay discrepancies across race and gender.
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Sutherland, a Brooklyn artist who also goes by the name Sister Leona, joined members of activist group Equal Means Equal on Monday to recreate the Virginia state seal.
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The first and most popular argument cites the 14th Amendment's Equal Protection Clause, which says states must guarantee equal protection under all laws to all groups of people.
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Not all student debt is created equal because not all schools are created equal, and for-profit universities have historically stood out as the worst of the lot.
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Plessy argued that the Separate Car Act, which required all railroads to provide equal but separate accommodation, was violating his rights under the 14th Amendment's equal protection clause.
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I suspect that we will have — The second sustained movement of black people trying to secure equal rights before the law and an equal place in this democracy.
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New Jersey followed by passing one of the strongest equal pay bills in the nation -- and Rhode Island is poised to advance strong equal pay legislation this week.
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We're all supposed to have an equal vote, but money has now really tipped the balance between an individual having equal power in an election to a corporation.
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The following year, she wrote an essay for The Shriver Report in which she called on men to fight for women to earn equal pay for equal work.
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But I believe that all of us will be waiting for generations to come for equal pay and equal treatment in the workplace if we take this approach.
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In May, the Lower House of Parliament passed a bill to improve working conditions, setting equal pay for equal work by prohibiting unfair treatment of non-regular workers.
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"[The Panther's] ten-point platform was to end police brutality, they wanted equal housing, they wanted equal education, they wanted people pulled out of overseas wars," she said.
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"Recently, it has become clear that the federation has no intention of providing us equal pay for equal work," Rapinoe said in a press release announcing the filing.
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"Everybody will know what the standards are for the work that they do and they'll be judged according to equal standards and they will be given equal opportunity."
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On International Women's Day, the small Nordic nation announced what might be one of the most progressive steps toward equal pay anywhere in the world: new legislation has been introduced that would require employers in Iceland to show proof that they're offering equal pay for equal work, The Associated Press reports.
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These include consideration of the role and content of nondisclosure agreements, independence of investigation and adjudication, equitability in procedures at all stages, elimination of criminal law standards from civil and administrative adjudications, and — radiating out — equal hiring, equal numbers of women on boards, equal pay and many more women in politics.
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If you're both bringing in roughly equal amounts to the marriage, a prenup is "less needed, because it's more of an equal playing field between both spouses," says Holeman.
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" Goldberg added that "civility police" would point out that conservatives had equal disdain for President Barack Obama – but the derision isn't equal, in her eyes, because Trump is "racist.
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"For 218 years, residents of the District of Columbia have lived in our country as American citizens without equal representation or equal self-government," Norton said in a statement.
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This change comes amid a series of pay gap corrections on other shows such as Westworld which committed to equal pay for equal roles for its actors last spring.
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Solo and her teammates are also the driving force behind the "Equal Play Equal Pay" t-shirt campaign, which directs 100% of its proceeds to the NWSL trust fund.
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All the while, they've been breaking the federal and California laws that require equal pay for equal work and ban retaliation against women who speak up, Knepper's lawsuit alleges.
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The women's groups said they welcomed Merkel's desire for an equal cabinet and for more women in business, but said more was needed to improve participation and equal pay.
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If we want to see Equal Pay Day start falling earlier each year, we have to start by ensuring that women have equal opportunities to do better-paying work.
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Rose's suit accuses the media company of violating equal pay laws in New York (where its headquarters are located) and California, as well as the federal Equal Pay Act.
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"Addressing pay equity and ensuring equal pay for equal work is important but what gets lost is the opportunity gap," said Lydia Frank, PayScale's vice president of content strategy.
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Sanders wrote, "We must follow the example of our brothers and sisters in Iceland and demand equal pay for equal work now, regardless of gender, ethnicity, sexuality or nationality."
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But it was especially momentous for the women on Team USA's current roster, because they've had a rough year fighting for equal pay for equal play from USA Hockey.
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As Women's History Month draws to a close, gender-based pricing remains a stubborn issue that is yet to be solved, right along with equal pay for equal work.
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We believe – and I can't believe I have to say this in 2016 – in equal pay for equal work and a woman's right to control over her own body!
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Take Instagram and Facebook's bans on female nipples—if men and women are to be equal, then men and women's nipples are going to have to be equal too.
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Instead of fighting for equal pay, equal work, and family leave, women were told that they needed to empower themselves, one by one, through power dressing and personal exertion.
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The rest of the continental US has equal chances of experiencing a normal winter -- meaning residents there will have equal chances of having above, near or below-normal temperatures.
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He's trying to defang the CFPB's Office of Fair Lending and Equal Opportunity, which is in charge of policing fair and equal access to credit for borrowers of color.
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Working an additional four months to receive equal pay may sound absurd, but consider this reality: For African-American women, Equal Pay Day won't be recognized until August 2500th.
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No child can have equal access to education, nor any worker equal access to a job, without access to the internet and the digital training to use it skillfully.
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"If we truly envision an equal world, it takes equal effort and sacrifice," Williams' statement read in part, following the announcement of her co-star's donation in her name.
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He continued, saying "the U.S. has invested more in women's soccer than any country in the world," whereby the crowd started booing him and shouting 'equal pay, equal pay'.
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He's a man who can help Trump politically -- and when I say "politically," I don't mean a newly elected Senator Moore will push for equal pay for equal work.
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I always tell young women they can't assume they are being paid equal pay for equal work; they must make sure they are getting what they are entitled to.
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The university's Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action office conducted its own investigation, as mandated by Title IX, the federal law guaranteeing equal access to higher education regardless of gender.
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We must make sure they can all go to school, so they can get equal opportunities and so they can participate in making the world of tomorrow more equal.
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Dern spoke to CNN ahead of Equal Pay Day on Tuesday and said that other than her work on "Big Little Lies," she is still fighting for equal pay.
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This broad view of the Equal Protection Clause cannot be squared with conservatives' long-running effort to emasculate equal protection doctrine in the context of discrimination against racial minorities.
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These range from laws that stop women entering certain industries to a failure to mandate equal pay for equal work in many countries that host high numbers of refugees.
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Fitch estimates that at end-103Q17 the group's unreserved NPLs were equal to a moderate 20% of Fitch Core Capital (FCC), with renegotiated loans equal to an additional 46%.
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For instance, science has proven that young girls and boys have equal aptitudes for science and math, but there equal attention isn't given to both young girls and boys.
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Studies have evaluated whether hard work is rewarded in a fair manner, and determined that cultural norms and implicit biases in many cases prevent equal reward for equal efforts.
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"After looking at all of the information, we suspect that some women at the organization have not received equal pay for equal work," the commission said in its statement.
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Deborah Eisenberg, an employment law professor at the University of Maryland, says federal judges have an overly strict view of what "equal work" means under the Equal Pay Act.
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And because we know that two of the triangle's sides are equal to 3, that means the third side has to be equal to 3 times √2 (3√2).
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We know that d is equal to 3√2, so the circumference is equal to pi times 3√2 or 3π√2, the last answer of the five listed.
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Castro made a strong case for the Equal Rights Amendment, which would amend the U.S. Constitution to include language that guarantees equal rights for all citizens, regardless of their gender.
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"If I offer[ed] Flynt absolution," Steinem wrote, "he [would] give $21970 million toward the passage of the Equal Rights Amendment," the proposed constitutional amendment guaranteeing equal rights for women.
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In the 1980s, lawmakers' tax reform principles included equal incomes having equal taxes, those who earn more paying more in tax and the market as the best allocator of resources.
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Cries of "Equal Pay, Equal Pay," rang around the stadium in Lyon, directed at FIFA officials, before the US team got their hands on the iconic golden World Cup trophy.
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At the same time, Orji says she believes that women aren't solely responsible for ensuring they receive equal pay in the workplace, as equal pay isn't only a women's issue.
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As a company, they support many of the issues that we talk about in our Work & Money coverage, from gender diversity in leadership roles to equal pay for equal work.
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The lawsuit, filed in Manhattan federal court, said the administration's action violated the U.S. Constitution's guarantees of equal protection and equal sovereignty among states and its prohibition on federal coercion.
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At end-1H16, the bank's wholesale funding maturing within 12 months was equal to around 30% of total liabilities, although the available liquidity buffer was equal to 92% of this.
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On the old nutrition label, one pint of ice cream would equal four servings, where as on the new label one pint of ice cream is equal to three servings.
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P&G understands its role as an advertiser, so the brand decided International Women's Day was the perfect opportunity to promote an equal voice and equal representation for the genders.
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They proposed a plan to make each vote count an equal amount — call it "one voter, one vote" — by drawing congressional districts to represent roughly equal numbers of eligible voters.
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The new platform is part of a broader Global Equal Pay Coalition, which advocates for secure laws on equal pay, better parental leave and childcare policies, and minimum living wage.
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Their majority could act quickly to pass $15 minimum wage, overtime pay restoration, and equal pay for equal work, highlighting the Senate Republicans and Trump administration stonewalling these important issues.
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Ranchers are just as interested in cow procreation as the cows are themselves (maybe more so?) because baby cows equal grown-ass cows and grown-ass cows equal cash money.
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The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) said the company violated federal laws prohibiting sex bias in the workplace and requiring that men and women be paid equally for equal work.
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Third, we promote fairness by raising the minimum wage, so you can't work full-time and be under the poverty level, and by paying women equal pay for equal work.
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" Feminist women were skeptical, but intrigued, especially when Ivanka said, "He will fight for equal pay for equal work, and I will fight for this, too, right alongside of him.
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" Trump acknowledged that everyone is entitled to equal treatment under the law but concluded that "All men are created equal" is "a very confusing phrase to a lot of people.
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They claimed that responsibility for their actions belonged not to them but to society, which had failed to provide adequate housing, equal educational opportunities, and equal opportunities in American life.
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In this audience, I see what's possible when we recognize that we are one American family, all deserving of equal treatment, all deserving of equal respect, all children of God.
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Our service workers, a majority of whom are women, support raising the minimum wage, equal pay for equal work, and assistance with child care—policies opposed by the Republican candidates.
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"We're all supposed to have an equal vote, but money has now really tipped the balance between an individual having equal power in an election to a corporation," she added.
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" Stephanie Grisham, the White House press secretary, added that "women rightfully fought for equal treatment for years, and there should not be special rules applied to what constitutes equal treatment.
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" Stephanie Grisham, the White House press secretary, added that "women rightfully fought for equal treatment for years, and there should not be special rules applied to what constitutes equal treatment.
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The broadest indicators of the market, equal-weighted indexes like the S&P Equal-Weight Index and, most importantly, the Value Line Geometric Composite index, an equal-weighted index of roughly 1,600 stocks that is widely followed as an indicator of the median stock price change, hit a historic high on Monday.
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That's what happened to Craig Froehle, a business professor at the University of Cincinnati, when he tried to create an image to explain why equal opportunities don't always create equal outcomes.
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" The Judge's Ruling: Equal protection, equal exposure - This week, Fox News Senior Judicial Analyst Judge Andrew Napolitano asks if the president could actually pardon himself: "The president is not a king.
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"The sign of Libra cuts through the center of our zodiac, marking the Autumnal Equinox symbolizing the balance of light on earth — equal day and equal night," said astrologer Rebecca Gordon.
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The right of all Americans to free speech is because we're equal citizens—I'm not allowed to shout you down because you have an equal right to free speech, as well.
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You're going to be punished for wanting to serve as a transgender [person], for wanting to have equal treatment if you're queer, if you want equal pay if you're a woman.
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Munn also highlighted the need for equal pay among men and women in her essay as a way to communicate that both genders hold equal worth and correct the power imbalance.
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Last night Russ showed he was not only Durant's equal on the court, but also his equal in making random folks cry from nice speeches about family members during MVP speeches.
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We better start demanding equal justice under the law, equal application of our laws or else we are going to lose our rights and our freedoms as a constitutional republic forever.
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There is a sort of utopian quality to a project like theirs, where every music is given equal footing, and each player an equal voice in determining their shared musical grammar.
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He knew that the issues women face today, such as access to paid family and medical leave, equal pay for equal work, and affordable health care, are all connected and intertwined.
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"Certainly my entire career has been about promoting equal access and equal justice for all, and I hope to add to the diversity of perspectives that the court considers," he said.
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Among the 229,254 adults from seven countries (the U.S., the U.K., the Netherlands, France, Germany, Switzerland, and Canada), Glassdoor discovered that the vast majority believes in equal pay for equal work.
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Because of the remaining ambiguity, neither study definitively concluded that women were being paid less for equal work, a conclusion that may have had legal consequences under the Equal Pay Act.
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" Later on, Brown said the argument "just doesn't ring true" and summarized a quote from author George Orwell: "All people are created equal, but some people are more equal than others.
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Recognize that there are two nations living in the area known as the land of Israel and as Palestine, nations about equal in size, which should be equal in all rights.
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In order to reach our full potential, Latinas require equal pay and equal opportunities — for the sake of Latina workers and entrepreneurs, as well as for the sake of this country.
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The bill makes it clear that employers must pay women and men equal wages for equal work, while still preserving the ability to award merit pay and allow for flexible schedules.
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Late last month, Illinois became the thirty-seventh state to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment, which would do what the Constitution currently does not: guarantee that women are equal to men.
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Women's rights as a movement began to seek equal treatment, which is fundamental fairness and equitable standing under the law, but we have gone from being equal to demanding preferred status.
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"We're all supposed to have an equal vote, but money has now really tipped the balance between an individual having equal power in an election to a corporation," she added. Sen.
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In her White House — and at Camp David and at Walker's Point, the family's compound on the coast of Maine — Democrats and Republicans were welcomed with equal frequency and equal grace.
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"You think about what we want to define us as Americans: equal opportunity, equal protection under the law," Mitali Nagrecha, the director of Harvard's National Criminal Justice Debt Initiative, told me.
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As part of their vision for a decentralized and inclusive Syria, their institutions operate according to rules that promote equal participation for women and equal representation for ethnic and religious groups.
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In 1963, the Equal Pay Act of 1963 was passed in order to protect men and women who perform "substantially equal work in the same establishment" from sex-based wage discrimination.
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This is shining a light in a dark corner, calling out racism and systemic oppression and working within our families, communities and country to establish true equal opportunity and equal justice.
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Industry groups appealed to Congress Tuesday for relief from an Obama-era pay reporting rule they claim is overly burdensome and will do nothing to ensure equal pay for equal work.
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"In my second inaugural address, I said that if we are truly created equal, then surely the love we commit to one another must be equal as well," Obama said Tuesday.
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" After these comments, Nadella sent out an internal memo admitting to his mistake, explaining how he planned to learn from it, and stating his belief in "equal pay for equal work.
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"Certainly my entire career has been about promoting equal access and equal justice for all, and I hope I add to the diversity of perspectives that the court considers," he said.
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The United States is doing less well on the second- and third-most essential elements of a democracy, according to the respondents: equal political and legal rights and equal voting rights.
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So genuine adherence to the equal protection clause required the court to abandon rather than follow the ratifiers' understanding and finally cease their practice of "separate but equal" for public schools.
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The spontaneous call "equal pay for equal work" was a reminder that there's work to do as a group, but that perhaps we're witnessing the dawn of the Age of Woman.
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During the civil rights era, advocates began pushing back against this paternalistic, custodial attitude, which led to a series of laws mandating equal access and equal treatment for Americans with disabilities.
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" She added: "Men and women are equal, but different.
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Soy una mujer fenomenal — and I deserve equal pay!
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I'll be honest – it's equal parts daunting and exciting.
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Ledbetter's fight for equal pay led to the signing of the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act of 2009 and the creation of a National Equal Pay Task Force under the Obama administration.
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These are funds that seek to make a measurable impact, alongside financial return, by investing in companies with a record of measuring and improving workplace diversity and equal pay for equal work.
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Norton served as the first female chair of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, authoring the country's first ever sexual harassment guidelines, which named sexual harassment as a violation of equal employment laws.
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Women today comprise more than half the world's population, making up about half the labor work force in the United States, yet they are still not guaranteed equal pay for equal work.
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"We want to continue to make sure that everybody feels that we're having equal opportunity and equal pay for everybody," the actor, 46, told Extra at CinemaCon in Las Vegas on Wednesday.
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"They're both performing in line year to date," he said of the Materials Select Sector SPDR Fund and its smaller, equal-weighted counterpart, the Invesco S&P 500 Equal Weight Materials ETF.
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Heather C. McGhee is President of Demos, a public policy organization working for an America where we all have an equal say in our democracy and an equal chance in our economy.
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It's estimated that a 1% increase in GDP per head in the least equal countries only reduces poverty by 0.6%, while it does so by 4.3% in the most equal of places.
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" The other element is equality, which Van Zandt said is a "completely un-American, anti-American part of their platform that says women are not equal and gay people are not equal.
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"Defendants' disparate treatment of transgender individuals deprives them of their right to equal dignity and stigmatizes them as second-class citizens in violation of equal protection guarantees," Lambda Legal wrote in briefs.
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"Equal pay for equal work is still a distant dream for many women," said chief executive Sam Smethers as the group released its latest report, "Why Women Need a Right to Know".
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Hospitals and private practice should support equal pay for equal work, have defined pathways for promotions or partnerships and have fair representation of women in leadership positions to further model professional growth.
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In society, however, we have divisions that can only be eliminated if we have equal opportunity and then equal access to programs and institutions that will lift all people in the country.
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"I've been proud to be on the frontlines of addressing climate change, expanding LGBTQ rights, ensuring equal pay for equal work, protecting women's reproductive rights, and providing comprehensive immigration reform," she wrote.
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A fact sheet from the senators' offices said that a single parent with income equal to the federal poverty level would receive a benefit equal to about 74 percent of their wages.
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"We need the mosque for our new generation, for our youth ... to feel equal in law, equal in society," said Greece's Muslim Association spokeswoman Anna Stamou, a Greek who converted to Islam.
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" Murray added in a statement, "The only way to truly honor our National Team is to pay them what they so clearly deserve: equal pay for their far more than equal work.
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It's been nearly 100 years since the Equal Rights Amendment was first introduced to Congress in 1923, and women still have no national legal claim to equal wages or paid maternity leave.
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" We now practically read it "all men are created equal, except negroes" When the Know-Nothings get control, it will read "all men are created equal, except negroes, and foreigners, and Catholics.
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White believes that each session is "an equal exchange of artistic currency," and as a vocal feminist and equal rights activist, she felt compelled to take control of depicting her own image.
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In an attempt to change the current system, Abe's administration is proposing guidelines and regulations that will enforce equal compensation for equal work, regardless of whether workers are full- or part-time.
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And it is there in the way this team uses its fame, its primacy, its platform to promote the causes that energize it, from L.G.B.T.Q. rights to equal pay for equal work.
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Schimberg treats the actors with equal respect and writes them with equal nuance, forcing the audience to recalibrate their culturally sanctioned preconceived ideas of love, and how physical beauty plays into it.
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"The Equal Rights Amendment is nothing to do about equal rights and everything about abortion, that's why we call it the 'Everything Related to Abortion' act," the group said on its website.
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Only two of the 10 highest refugee-hosting countries mandate equal pay for work of equal value, and in seven of those countries, there are restrictions on women working in entire industries.
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A median pay gap analysis goes beyond the outdated notion of "equal pay for equal work," which only measures whether men and women who hold the same title are being paid commensurately.
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The bigger issue was for employees to move away from the two-tier pay system, which caused friction among workers, and goes against a historical union premise: equal work for equal pay.
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The young women I meet on college campuses and at rallies while I'm on the road sharing my pay discrimination story believe that when they get a job, they will get equal pay for equal work because the Equal Pay Act — the federal law prohibiting pay discrimination based on sex — has been the law for more than 55 years.
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Sen. Kamala Harris unveiled a proposal Monday aimed at closing the gender wage gap by requiring corporations to certify that women and men receive equal pay for equal work or face financial penalties.
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Rather than operating with bits that can only equal zeroes and ones like a regular computer, its bits, or "qubits," equal zero and one at the same time while calculations are taking place.
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Schmid said that on a perfect face the length of an ear is equal to the length the nose, and the width of an eye is equal to the distance between the eyes.
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The president-elect on Sunday took aim at SNL, asking the show for "equal-time" — a rule used in U.S. radio and television that gives equal air-time to any opposing political candidate.
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It's if we have evidence of 40 Trump scandals, and evidence of one Clinton scandal that may not be as bad as those 40, do both candidates deserve equal coverage and equal time?
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What they think is fair and balanced means you give equal time to the sins of each candidate, which leaves the public with the impression that those sins are equal, and they're not.
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In America, the Equal Rights Amendment — an amendment from 1972 that states people "shall not be denied or abridged" equal rights on account of their sex — is very, very close to being passed.
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Equal pay The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission recently issued new reporting rules that require employers with more than 100 employees to report pay data to the federal government by March 31, 2018.
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It's not an open space where everything is flat and democratic and everybody can speak their mind and look each other in the eye and get an equal voice and an equal time.
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In addition to the $23.1 billion that families are spending to honor mothers, the best gift of all would be ensuring that mothers can earn equal pay and have equal labor market opportunities.
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The result is that women are being kept from voting on the issues that matter most to them—like equal pay for equal work, access to reproductive care, gender equality and racial justice.
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In addition to continuing her work as the director of community health at St. Luke's Hospital in Boise, Idaho, she will push for "equal pay and equal recognition" for female cyclists, she said.
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Collecting and reporting the equal pay data would impose an annual burden of more than 1.8 million hours on filers, costing more than $53 million, according to an Equal Employment Opportunity Commission estimate.
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And after all of that, most women don't succeed: About two-thirds of the equal pay cases brought through the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission ended in favor of the employer, not the employee.
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We want to make sure that every woman has equal opportunity to accomplish her dreams, and on Equal Pay Day, we urge our colleagues to join us and swiftly pass the GAP Act.
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It will be a long, uphill battle until the day we can see an equal number of female and male CEOs, or even an equal number of female and male entry level employees.
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When it comes to catering to girls and women in equal measure as consumers, it's only rational to ensure that women are also placed and positioned in equal measure in the industry's ranks.
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" Women's rights, he said, had informed his perspective: "If women are equal, then they are equal in all ways, including the idea that there are women to whom you have to say, 'Goodbye!
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Kaufmann recommends looking at a recent fact sheet about equal pay from the NWLC for some context about the causes of the wage gap, and what we can do to achieve equal pay.
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This is called the equal protection clause, and this clause will be used again and again, really all the way up until now, to guarantee that all Americans are treated as equal citizens.
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Q. The reaction to the equal-play, equal-pay campaign has been so positive, but there are many players in your pro league who earn far less than the national team players do.
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Schmid said that on a perfect face the length of an ear is equal to the length the nose, and the width of an eye is equal to the distance between the eyes.
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" President Barack Obama applauded the ruling, noting, "We are not a country that guarantees equal outcomes, but we do strive to provide an equal shot to everybody, and that's what was upheld today.
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These are commonsense priorities like raising the minimum wage, equal pay for equal work, protecting the retirement security of workers, reauthorizing the Violence Against Women Act, prohibiting insider trading, and cleaning up government.
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Murray was religious and a staunch advocate for civil rights and equal rights who co-founded the National Organization of Women, supported the Equal Rights Amendment and in 1977 became an Episcopal priest.
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"We have equal prize money, so why do we not have equal representation on Centre Court and Court 1?" asked Chris Evert, the former women's No. 1, in an interview with BBC Radio.
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The Equal Play Radio Research reveals that not only do 22019 percent of listeners want equal play for women on radio, but 7 out of 10 want more female artists in the genre.
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King, who was famous for demanding that women tennis players receive equal pay to the men when they brought in equal crowds, served as a representative for feminist ideals and women more generally.
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"As a teenager, I didn't understand that saying you're a feminist is just saying that you hope women and men will have equal rights and equal opportunities," she told the Guardian in 2014.
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Clinton's record and her fight for equal pay for women.
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"In the face of love, everyone is equal," she simpered.
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But every reactionary has an equal and opposite ... re-reaction?
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All things being equal, we could not be more excited.
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Julián Castro came out swinging for the Equal Rights Amendment.
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They deserve our respect, our admiration, and Equal Pay Now!
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We are all brothers and sisters, we are all equal.
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They smile and they treat you like a wonderful equal.
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And here's where Bannon's "equal partner," Reince Priebus, comes in.
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Not being a virgin does not equal not being perfect.
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And women today are still battling to gain equal rights.
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In response, Moscow expelled the equal number of U.K. diplomats.
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It is influenced by Asia and America in equal measure.
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He's equal parts adorable and uncanny, like any good mascot.
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That's also why Equal Pay Day falls in early April.
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Was it one of the constitutional claims, like Equal Protection?
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Our independent -- our branches of government are independent and equal.
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Barclays raised Barry Callebaut AG to overweight from equal weight.
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So today let's give equal time to another Czech forward.
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But not all drinks are created equal when you're hungover.
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It gives me ultimate satisfaction and makes me feel equal.
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"Flexibility doesn't equal not getting the job done," notes Tatum.
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What do you do to support the equal pay movement?
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To be fair, not all messy roommates are created equal.
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It is a very balanced, very happy, very equal partnership.
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Retirees pay a premium equal to 12% of their income.
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RFM: Do parents take on equal roles raising the babies?
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The revised version packs a charm equal to the original.
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Economically, the two countries are on a more equal footing.
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Equal parts kind and affable while maintaining a provocative allure.
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Here, her courtroom antics are equal parts disturbing and hilarious.
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In physics, every action has an equal and opposite reaction.
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That meant offering praise in equal doses to both candidates.
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Here's hoping that side of things is getting equal attention.
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At Factal, we believe that all lives have equal value.
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This does not mean that all places have become equal.
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But we don't all feel those effects in equal measure.
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The 1972 Equal Rights Amendment is in the third category.
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It is stunning, and an equal match for the film.
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She asked for equal pay, and she got a raise.
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"Mzwandile" is my favorite track, equal parts hooky and dissonant.
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Sparta required unquestionable primacy, Athens an equal position to Sparta's.
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Under this new theory, citizens' equal rights do not matter.
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"We all have equal possibilities from birth," she told Insider.
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This Ivanka Trump clip is equal parts relatable and horrifying.
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Leigh's performance, equal parts hesitance and joyful optimism, is breathtaking.
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Celebrities are trained to be equal parts friendly and evasive.
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The European Union similarly requires equal access to internet content.
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Previously, deemed assets had to be equal to deemed liabilities.
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And, in the Oscar stakes, not all festivals are equal.
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But does that mean that all burritos are created equal?
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Her sign off, "Gucci!" is equal parts cool and horrible.
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Barclays gave an "equal weight" rating with $7 price target.
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And not all published findings should be treated as equal.
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Swank's experience with lack of equal pay didn't end there.
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It confuses equality under the law with equal social prestige.
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Doesn't friendship require something approximating equal contribution to the deal?
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In your mind, though, are the "lanes" of equal width?
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" Elizabeth Banks offered the same sentiment, simply writing, "Equal Pay.
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The Somme offensive divides the war into two equal halves.
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We want to make sure that everybody has equal opportunity.
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"Equal parts hilarious and terrifying," said Mindy Kaling on Instagram.
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Valentino and Belle's voices are equal parts scolding and annoyed.
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That means equal treatment for rivals who use their platforms.
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Equal access enabled me to attend, stay & thrive in school.
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It fuels him and tears him apart in equal measure.
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Keep in mind: Not all celestial events are created equal.
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They all have more features, and equal or better hardware.
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"I hope I get equal time that way," Williams said.
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For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction.
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Buying 24K ready cablesSadly not all HDMI cables are equal.
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Turns out, the women are equal fans of one another.
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Equal justice also means the same rules for Wall Street.
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Managers & workers shd be equal w easy movement either way.
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Equal Rights: Vowed to sign the Equality Act if elected.
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As any parent knows, not all media content is equal.
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Yes, but: As with sports, not all players are equal.
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The campaign said the total purchase would equal $4.8 million.
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This is the essence of an equal right to vote.
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He's even said that women are "absolutely" equal to men.
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Once, this guy and I had been on equal footing.
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Equal Employment Opportunity gives you the power to change minds.
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"BF: "It'd be Kim, Kanye, and they would be equal.
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" The source added, "He is her equal and respects her.
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Peres was in equal measure a hawk and a dove.
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That would equal about 13 percent of next year's budget.
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They disdain constitutional protections for religious freedom and equal protection.
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But in New Mexico, not all Hispanics are created equal.
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This approach is supposed to afford equal treatment to all.
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He brought a change in relationship, making it more equal.
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EMANUEL: One Turkish lira is equal to 16 American cents.
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It never occurred to me that I wasn't someone's equal.
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The secret to healthy installation equal parts spontaneity and intent.
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To /pol/, the illusion is that all people are equal.
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He realised that some butters are more equal than others.
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A strong person that I consider an inspiration, an equal.
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Ultimately, it's about making women equal participants in the workplace.
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Do You Believe in Equal Rights for Women and Men?
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The film is equal parts serious and comedic, on purpose.
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Individuals, irrespective of gender, deserve equal treatment, not double standards.
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"Max Steel" (2016) Not all superhero films are created equal.
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Why it matters: Ratings do not always equal social engagement.
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Political websites have been reaping the whirlwind in equal measure.
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Not all Romeo and Juliet tales are created equal, though.
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They consider my mom and grandmother equal in every way.
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The whole point is that we all have equal rights.
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Equal employment, it's easier for people to get jobs now.
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In other words, employee camaraderie does not equal workplace compatibility.
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Every woman deserves equal pay, no matter what her age.
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In the U.K., U.S., Canada and Spain, it's equal, though.
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These porcelain coffee mugs are equal parts functional and celebratory.
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In 2014, Senate Republicans unanimously blocked legislation on equal pay.
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There's upsides and there's downsides but they equal out eventually.
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I felt equal, and I think that was really important.
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Diversity and equal opportunity are crucial values of our company.
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Brace yourselves: this one is equal parts heartwarming and heartbreaking.
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Because issues of equal pay affect men and families, too.
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But not all tax breaks are politically — or morally — equal.
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In a match, players are not necessarily on equal footing.
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Rip points out King wanted equal rights for ALL people.
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Arusha, Tanzania Historically, malaria has been an equal opportunity killer.
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This was about equal rights after all and for all.
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The under or unemployed equal 37.7% of that total workforce.
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Our cooperation is open, transparent, and mutually beneficial and equal.
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That being said, not all counter space is created equal.
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Of course, not all of these projects are created equal.
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In the meantime, not every long two is created equal.
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It was a performance equal parts incredible, expected, and cliché.
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We're trying to think about the accompaniments as equal partners.
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When she left us equal parts confused and mesmerized. 12.
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But not all speech is of equal First Amendment importance.
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That doesn't mean that all tonic is created equal, however.
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That more or less gets you something close to equal.
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Retweets might not equal endorsements, but tweet shirts certainly do.
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And contraception is crucial for women's equal participation in society.
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It turns out that hackers are an equal opportunity bunch.
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Charo's playing is equal parts raw spirit and religious discipline.
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They want to see government policies to ensure equal compensation.
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We're all equal and nobody has authority over anyone else.
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So I've stood up for equal rights and marriage equality.
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"In uniform, we are all equal," a serious voiceover intones.
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The constitution does not specifically guarantee equal rights for women.
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The Civil Rights act guarantees equal protection under the law.
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Fighting for women's health care, equal pay, and paid leave.
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The company prides itself on its pledge to equal pay.
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Phyllis Schlafly "leaned in" to smother the Equal Rights Amendment.
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But all things were not equal after all, said Haynes.
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Yet her employees idolise and despise her in equal measure.
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It was in the eyes, equal parts flat but vulnerable.
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But Hibbert, Sanders, and Rhodes get roughly equal screen time.
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In the Philippines, remittances are equal to 10% of GDP.
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In SPAK, everybody is equal, new members included of course.
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" Chappy, she later wrote, "had an equal dislike of Donald.
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He is a kind, attentive, ideological warrior with no equal.
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Earthjustice is an equal opportunity employer and highly values diversity.
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Democrats also requested equal time to respond, which was granted.
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The word "donors" does not equal "oligarchs," as some imply.
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Mat Snow, who profiles the band inside, gets equal billing.
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They're equal in noise cancelling, but excel at different things.
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" Chappy, she later said, "had an equal dislike of Donald.
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Tony looked at me with equal parts confusion and rage.
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In markets with imperfect information, price cannot equal marginal cost.
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Most importantly, not all world number ones are created equal.
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That breaches another sacred principle: that all lives are equal.
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How does this coincide with our commitment to equal representation?
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He peddled extravagant piety and extreme contempt in equal measure.
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The president who achieved a more equal and fair economy.
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Supporters rightfully worry that setbacks in equal rights could occur.
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And should equal weight be given to those two sides?
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It's to ask them to make this fair and equal.
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Again, not true: It affects both sexes in equal numbers.
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And, the Equal Rights Amendment does not compromise men's equality.
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The requirement of equal payment exempts consulting and employment arrangements.
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These are human beings who are equal to everyone else.
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You can sit in traffic for an equal rights protest!
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Other things equal, wouldn't you rather have a foreigner pay?
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Equal justice depends on adequate, equitable resources for public defenders.
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I quickly realized not all travel mugs are created equal.
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One plus one would equal something much more than two.
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That is equal to 270,2280 tonnes of monthly meat production.
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Our justice system is built on unbiased and equal treatment.
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However, research overwhelmingly concludes that more guns equal more deaths.
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An almost equal 45% say such protests demonstrate those freedoms.
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Was she being denied the equal protection of the laws?
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A lot more money doesn't equal a lot more happiness.
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In July, Brown introduced The Equal Justice for Immigrants Act.
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