General knowledge gaps by kindergarten strongly predicted science achievement gaps by third grade.
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Widening wealth gaps, however, do lead to gaps in understanding, he seemed to say.
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This is time for Europe to, if there are gaps, to fill the gaps.
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The action of a poem (its "gardening") is to transform the gaps, possibly into more gaps.
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But significant gaps in the guidelines remained — gaps that would challenge users as well as the moderators.
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" But Ryan added that "if there are gaps there, then we need to look at those gaps.
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But that effort should help close today's skills gaps, while making sure future skills gaps don't open.
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"There will be gaps on some of those, but certainly, our goal is to try to minimize those gaps."
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Looking at both current-account gaps and credit gaps may provide better predictions, says Michael Spencer of Deutsche Bank.
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"When you have many smaller sized Tetris cubes, you have gaps, but the gaps are significantly smaller," he says.
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The general knowledge and science achievement gaps in kindergarten were even larger than the reading or mathematics achievement gaps.
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The second surprising finding was that general knowledge gaps by kindergarten strongly predicted science achievement gaps by third grade.
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Many of the companies reported significant gaps between the genders, with some companies revealing wage gaps exceeding 70 percent.
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The tables represent walls, as at borders, and the dancers slip through the gaps between them, gaps that sometimes slam shut.
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Gaps in the fringe of hair denote the hour and the minute, and the gaps move ever so slightly as time passes.
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"The magnitude of socioeconomic gaps in life expectancy, how these gaps are changing over time, and their determinants remain debated," they wrote.
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The earnings gaps between women of color and white men are much greater than the gaps between white women and white men.
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Unlike Britain, many European countries tackling pay gaps have focused on discrimination between people with similar jobs, rather than gaps across whole companies.
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Big players with gaps on last year's reports include J.P. Morgan Ltd and Barclays, which disclosed gaps of 54 percent and 43.5 percent, respectively.
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There is also new research suggesting that companies with large pay gaps tend to be less profitable over time than those with narrower gaps.
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The moral is clear: there are gaps in our education system, and because of these gaps students aren't adequately prepared for their own futures.
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Same goes for partisan gender gaps (women are more likely to be Democrats and less likely to own guns), rural/urban gaps, and so forth.
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"We can identify the gaps and then we need to fill those gaps in with, as we've said, a new Digital Geneva Convention," he said.
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There were some bright spots for the United States: Achievement gaps between native-born and immigrant students were smaller than such gaps in peer nations.
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Not only did the Wii U suffer from gaps between major releases, there were also few third-party and indie games to fill in those gaps.
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Guidance: While regulations fill in the gaps that Congress deliberately leaves in laws, guidance documents often fill in the gaps that federal agencies leave in regulations.
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School readiness gaps between racial groups have also improved: Both the white-black and white-Hispanic gaps narrowed by roughly 20103 percent from 22010 to 260.
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In fact, while the big Hollywood cash shows the glaringly large gaps in high definition, women every day in every state in our nation are facing enormous pay gaps in living technicolor -- and we're not just seeing these gaps in apples to apples comparisons of our paychecks.
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IH: I feel like the story became longer and more complex, and at the same time, while some gaps were filled, a lot of gaps were created.
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And the fines are prorated based on the length of time a person is uninsured, with shorter gaps in coverage penalized at lower rates than longer gaps.
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"Paris already has great infrastructure, but there are gaps in that infrastructure, and I think there are a lot of innovative companies like Bird helping fill those gaps."
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The Secure Act looks where the gaps are — with small employers, with part-time workers, with middle-income earners — and makes direct efforts to close the coverage gaps.
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The Supreme Court has ruled that imputation is okay because it's just filling in known gaps in the data, rather than speculating about where the gaps would be.
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While there have always been large gaps in economic performance across regions of the United States, those gaps have become increasingly locked in place over the last few decades.
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It uses these gaps in your understanding to engage the player by creating a thriller-like mystery atmosphere that appeals to the desire to fill in those knowledge gaps.
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The IMF thinks that many central and eastern European countries may have closed their output gaps this year (although it also warns that estimating these gaps precisely is tricky).
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But given the gaps of trust that exist, that's a tough negotiation, and we haven't yet closed the gaps in a way where we think it would actually work.
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Gender pay gaps of different sizes emerge when analysts control for factors like job type, location, industry and educational attainment, but gaps tend to persist across almost every metric.
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"Given the gaps of trust that exist, that's a tough negotiation, and we haven't yet closed the gaps in a way where we think it would actually work," Obama said.
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Since she's back, I've gone along the fence and if there's any gaps, I'm digging down and shoving rocks under the fence to make sure there are no more gaps.
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These reviews involve comparing the pay of men and women doing the same work, identifying any pay gaps, and eliminating gaps that cannot be explained on grounds other than gender.
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Davis responded that the Marchant case was "uncharted territory" for the NSF and highlighted gaps in communication between different branches of the NSF—gaps the agency is now trying to plug.
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That may help explain why, for example, unemployment gaps between black and white Americans have also barely changed over time, and why racial wealth and income gaps are still so bad.
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The third symbol – the gaps in it mean two.
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" But the bigger of the two gaps remains "unfilled.
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And the gaps — generational, cultural, technological — just keep widening.
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But even not knowing exactly what to do wasn't so bad because the world is filled with little puzzles and secrets to explore that grow in number as Link collects new items, effectively unlocking new areas with the ability to leap over gaps, run and leap over larger gaps, and hookshot across even larger gaps.
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They cross the U.S. to ignite local and national conversations about the gaps in our communities that hurt struggling Americans, and how we might imagine working together to help mend those gaps.
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Stringer said that although next year's budget remained balanced, the total gaps forecast through fiscal year 2020, referred to as "outyear" gaps, are $1 billion more than the mayor's office had predicted.
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The United States has gaps in its coverage that other countries don't have — and I have repeatedly urged Congress and the president to close those gaps for the duration of this emergency.
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Perhaps most intriguing, increased spending correlated with a widening of the achievement gap: The most consistent relationship between schooling characteristics and achievement gaps is the positive association between per pupil instructional expenditures and achievement gaps; in areas with greater spending, even after controlling for between state differences, achievement gaps tend to be larger than in those with lower spending.
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As a researcher of educational equity, I know how much our nation's achievement gaps are a direct result of the underlying opportunity gaps that result from the inequities in our stratified educational system.
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His replacement, Peter Neffenger, promised to bridge the security gaps.
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What's missing: Any explanation of why the pay gaps exist.
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There have been 21 gaps in government funding since 933.
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It's not perfect, and the service still has its gaps.
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It's like the emotional intimacy fills the potential linguistic gaps.
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These gaps, it was theorized, were caused by forming planets.
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There's gaps in the market that made it make sense.
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An emergency fund can also help fill in the gaps.
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But hackers search for systems vulnerable to their preferred gaps.
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We know that happens with people who are traumatized — gaps.
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Some have gaps and distortions in the typical emotional repertoire.
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It's not just the coach, it's gaps in the roster.
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But there are occasionally gaps in that method of communication.
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I experience ever widening gaps as I navigate these relationships.
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We can make sure we have no gaps, no stalls.
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In the meantime, airlines are plugging gaps with other planes.
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Schools have limited number of tools to narrow the gaps.
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"We have been making efforts to narrow gaps," Motegi said.
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These proposed controls are one tool to plug those gaps.
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New genetic science is starting to fill in the gaps.
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Go deeper: Regulatory gaps are exacerbating the youth vaping crisis
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We no longer live in the gaps between the stories.
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Were you tempted at all to fill in the gaps?
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"Hubs are trying to fill those skills gaps," she said.
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Instead it will be a technology that'll fill many gaps.
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It just plods, jogging on the spot, occupying the gaps.
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Now those gaps stand at 7 percent and 22 percent.
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Proponents of state intervention saw them as plugging financing gaps.
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We're hoping Spicey can fill in some of the gaps.
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Both gaps were well within the polls' margins of error.
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If the gaps are not filled, the system risks collapse.
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He fills me in on the gaps in my memory.
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Most countries that undergo rapid growth experience rising wealth gaps.
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Partisan gaps are immense and persistent on nearly every question.
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The report also looked into home ownership gaps between generations.
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This is an easy way to fill in the gaps.
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Although this is more broadly aimed at digital skills gaps.
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Future research will be needed to fill in these gaps.
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But wide gaps exist even between countries of similar wealth.
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Over the next two years, fan theories filled these gaps.
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Impressive as the results were, though, there were some gaps.
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The AAUW also analyzed pay gaps between races and ethnicities.
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The timeline discussed needs a lot of gaps filled in.
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Builders, Davidson says, must now focus on filling labor gaps.
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The booming gunshots continue, the gaps between them deafeningly silent.
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There are also still many gaps in the cycling network.
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"It's about seeing what the gaps are," he told CNN.
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Yes, it would leave big gaps in some nonprofit budgets.
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The journalists who are speaking leave long gaps between clauses.
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To fill in the gaps, Dancing Crow uses a drone.
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In the meantime, people will fill in the gaps themselves.
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But the study results also reflect gaps in patient care.
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He was frustrated by the gaps and inefficiencies he saw.
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Gaps, chips, crooked teeth — it's all what makes you you.
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Much research on gender gaps focuses on comparing absolute outcomes.
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But there are notable gaps in coverage of working families.
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"We should not see gaps of 63 years," Biasi said.
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Test scores and graduation rates go up, achievement gaps close.
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Congress is looking at ways to fill gaps like these.
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There are gaps in the walls, most commonly for rivers.
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Workforce gaps fuel inefficiency and a waste of taxpayer funds.
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He was almost apologetic for the gaps in his memory.
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There aren't gaps, and all the doors swing perfectly shut.
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In the meantime, Sentier's household estimates fill in the gaps.
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But gaps in coverage included a swath along Washington's coastline.
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International students are even assigned advisers to help bridge gaps.
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As translations dovetail with interruptions, empathy must fill the gaps.
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Google Maps has its own plans to bridge these gaps.
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Media and entertainment get to close some of those gaps.
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One of the primary factors impacting these gaps is affordability.
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That means there are still gaps between the two sides.
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It is like Morse code: a message communicated by gaps.
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"I'd follow the earthquakes, rather than the gaps," he added.
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Addressing those gaps could save thousands of lives every year.
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Legislators have tried to fill the gaps in federal law.
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But this, I think, is one of the big gaps.
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If you don't like gaps, skip biography and read fiction.
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Gaps related to income show up within the US, too.
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We usually think about the policy gaps between the parties.
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The two new studies set out to fill those gaps.
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Creative works are now filling in some of those gaps.
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Yet my French is still riddled with gaps and mistakes.
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When I look at that account now I see gaps.
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I have a few gaps that will not grow back.
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But the system is still plagued with gaps in coverage.
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But the database can bridge the gaps, Mr. Eberhardt said.
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Racial gaps do seem to narrow during better economic times.
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Larger companies are stepping up to help fill the gaps.
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You could search for meaning in the gaps and absences.
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Here are just some of the gaps, our colleagues reported.
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But most companies have no incentive to close pay gaps.
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For these, online communities can help fill in the gaps.
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I found such gaps in nuance in this episode vexatious.
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Sam Brownback have left the state with serious budget gaps.
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The policies target gaps that homeowners' policies do not cover.
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Party officials have quietly noted gaps in his campaign organization.
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The gaps first appeared over the Paris climate change accord.
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He got rich studying systems carefully and exploiting the gaps.
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That creates significant gaps, which can span years of service.
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An earnest renegotiation would afford an opportunity to address gaps.
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As you're working out the pieces, there are big gaps.
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Merkel has sought to paper over gaps in their positions.
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Ms. Stevenson is filling in gaps of our societal neglect.
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Then you can go shopping together to bridge any gaps.
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"Explaining gaps of employment is tough for people," says Drexler.
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These gaps, however, predate this administration and its proposed rule.
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Instead, people tell me it's helping them bridge generation gaps.
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Some gaps were the result of a missing first vertebrae.
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And in fact, now the gaps seem to be widening.
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The glimpse is always frustratingly partial, fitful, with great gaps.
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Traders said the two normally plug each others' supply gaps.
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They stick their ovipositor through the gaps in the zipper.
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These gaps shape young people's later career plans and prospects.
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There are many gaps in my memories of that night.
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Go deeper: The national security gaps in the Trump administration
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Volunteers like Anna do their best to fill the gaps.
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There are many contradictions, gaps, and different points of emphasis.
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Police may not be able to fill in the gaps.
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The large gaps between whites with college degrees and those without -- the same gaps that may have determined the outcome of the 2016 election -- emerge again here in reaction to some of Trump's proposals.
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What the new paper does suggest is that black women's gaps in educational attainment and imprisonment relative to white women are somewhat smaller than the equivalent gaps for black men relative to white men.
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So even for the part of the Mueller investigation that has been most public, there are big gaps in the public record—gaps that committees in the House might not be able to close.
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The summit will happen if both sides can close the gaps If Trump and Kim can close gaps on the process, pace and price of denuclearization, they will likely meet and make a deal.
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"I started really digging into as much information as I could find and I found some gaps, and I wanted to bring those gaps to light so that they might be further investigated," Thompson says.
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Mean gaps can be skewed by a few high-earners, as shown by the fact that nine of the ten organisations with the greatest differences between their median and mean pay-gaps are football clubs.
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That change would allow us to shine a light on achievement gaps as we now can do in our elementary and high schools—and seeing those gaps clearly is the first step toward closing them.
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The report by the Brookings Institution found that some places saw shrinking gaps between the top and bottom of the income scale between 2014 and 2016 — but in other places, the gaps grew much larger.
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Otherwise, problematic gaps or biases could be introduced into the record.
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It was almost filling in the gaps behind those [war] images.
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As space industrialises, the gaps in the law are becoming clearer.
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During six funding gaps before 8003, the government continued normal operations.
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However, the only way they'll fill those gaps is by asking.
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But the reality of a connected world often closes those gaps.
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And between each band are gaps in which electrons can't flow.
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Yeah, the gaps in different communities are going to be different.
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The country's fjords fill the long, slender gaps between the cliffs.
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There is plenty of oil to fill gaps left by OPEC.
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The company is quick to fill gaps created by smartphone manufacturers.
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The global donor community has continued to plug the funding gaps.
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In the disk around it, there are several rings and gaps.
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Yet some of the candidates' healthcare plans still have coverage gaps.
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Informal health-insurance groups have popped up to fill the gaps.
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Even in the United States, there are gaps in the data.
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The devil is not in the details; it's in the gaps.
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Where there are gaps, the editors are forced to fill them.
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Autonomous also emphasizes the complicated power gaps in sex and romance.
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Israeli lawyer Jonathan Klinger attributed the surveillance to permissive legal gaps.
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Previous studies of racial wage gaps only examined those in work.
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Cups should fit smoothly with no wrinkles, gaps, squeezing or overflowing.
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As long as you see those gaps, that's what it's about.
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"When you find a missing link, it opens two new gaps."
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"The black market is really effective at filling gaps," Rosenthal said.
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Several theories have been posited to explain these patterned vegetation gaps.
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In both cases, the gaps are the largest since October 2008.
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Therefore, bursts through traffic gaps are no problem at city speeds.
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In early August, Politico reported some gaps in Trump's immigration timeline.
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The gaps only disappeared by the end of the second semester.
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The walls had gaps, allowing tarantulas, rattlesnakes and rats to invade.
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Lower revenue was also troubling in states struggling with budget gaps.
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Analysts had questioned the long time gaps between previous test flights.
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BRITAIN has one of the widest gender pay gaps in Europe.
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Her former neighbors, friends and co-workers fill in the gaps.
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It's good to leave gaps in case cool stuff comes up.
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We will no longer live in the gaps between the stories.
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We can fill the gaps in the history books with patriotism.
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Just like spirals, both planets and other effects can sculpt gaps.
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During six funding gaps before 20133, the government continued normal operations.
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The tight labor market could force gaps like these to narrow.
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Politically sensitive trade gaps with China, Mexico and Canada all increased.
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The respective mean bonus gaps were 51 percent and 40.96 percent.
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There are still gender gaps in education, health, safety, and finance.
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Financial literacy gaps could be costing you more than you think.
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Yet why these science achievement gaps are occurring has been unclear.
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And to date, attempts to bridge these gaps haven't proved successful.
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Read on to find the industries with the biggest pay gaps.
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But there are gaps, especially if you take an ocean cruise.
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Furthermore, effective controls must be in place to signal screening gaps.
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Authorities have begun to address regulatory gaps and improve bank supervision.
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It lies in the gaps in between all of those people.
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After that, the CHORUS team attempts to bridge any identified gaps.
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As I continued to research, I started to notice the gaps.
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Gaps have opened up among partisan tribes, economic classes and races.
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But at some point, technology may narrow remaining gaps in efficiency.
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Researchers seeking answers to why pay gaps persist may be frustrated.
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It said the recent Senate hearing revealed "gaps" in that process.
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But he was frustrated by the gaps and inefficiencies he saw.
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He saw that there were gaps between most of her teeth.
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Both have exposed yawning gaps in the nation's public health apparatus.
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Gaps where people never see themselves or find information about themselves.
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The pay gap is wide but the wealth gaps are huge.
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Growing gaps in available care make getting quick medical attention difficult.
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The biggest gaps, though, were in perceptions of the care itself.
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Are there ways to close the gaps in the years ahead?
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A dog walker filled in the gaps when they weren't available.
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We're much more aware of the gaps and the spaces between.
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These big gaps are likelier to happen with lower-quality polls.
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He met with governors to talk skills gaps and talent pipelines.
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The C.D.C. is "helping to fill the gaps," Dr. Schuchat said.
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Illinois is not the only state with these problematic gaps, either.
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And so it was with the gaps in the Eightfold Way.
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Taking a career view of earnings gaps tells a disturbing tale.
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Thankfully, my World of Hyatt credit card fills in the gaps.
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Plugging the gaps that have been already discovered won't be enough.
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Urban areas are better off, but accessibility gaps exist there too.
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Major gaps in the availability of data remain despite recent improvements.
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Executives reported skills gaps in cybersecurity and privacy, among other areas.
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There are capacity issues in governments, institutional gaps at various levels.
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Passions cool, the gaps between you don't seem quite as wide.
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My eyes traced the gaps between the bricks on the wall.
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As with any data set, it's subject to gaps and inconsistencies.
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While these rural-urban gaps have diminished markedly, substantial differences persist.
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You are a ghost gliding through the gaps in the machine.
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Mr. Trump's legacy, she said, may be to widen those gaps.
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Here are 11 celebrities who are known for their tooth gaps.
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As a result, Epic Foundation uses technology to fill those gaps.
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He acknowledged that there were still large gaps in the collection.
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But achievement gaps persist and the city's schools remain deeply segregated.
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There were numerous gaps in the data provided by the city.
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Educational gaps in life expectancy and health status are growing too.
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David Brooks During moments of historic transition, generation gaps open up.
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It's clear that these gaps aren't mostly about the students' ability.
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And in recent years, we've continued to see these gaps widen.
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They each fill big gaps in our knowledge on this issue.
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But some of the gaps in his story eventually become glaring.
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People fall into the gaps, and they don't make it out.
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This is basically where statistical gaps cease to favor the former.
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He highlighted racial income gaps, as he has throughout his campaign.
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But new methods of investigation can help fill in the gaps.
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Our recollections are subject to errors, gaps, false suggestions, and approximations.
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But actual legislation can't close huge fiscal gaps with vague promises.
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Can you fill in her memory gaps or her factual inconsistencies?
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Phone is better than email, but video helps bridge some gaps.
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ZTE's punishment, in particular, exposed big gaps in China's economic prowess.
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A series of translations from Cambridge University Press covered the gaps.
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Since my 20s and 30s, I've had some weird memory gaps.
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To fill in the gaps, more employers are launching training programs.
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What began as small gaps in performance are now yawning chasms.
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What gaps in the current system is it trying to fill?
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Christian Reber knows all about the gaps in Microsoft's productivity apps.
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Identifying transit gaps is a first step toward solving this issue.
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Other four-year schools are using ISAs to fill different gaps.
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But only federal action will close the gaps across state lines.
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"There are so many gaps," said Gary Bass, its managing director.
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And boy oh boy, do they want to fill those gaps.
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A federal bill now under consideration will hopefully close those gaps.
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In a recent survey, congressional staff themselves identified serious capacity gaps.
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And those gaps are what Elektra Labs is designed to fill.
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Mr. Rivlin has urged bridging the gaps and bringing Israelis together.
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Other gaps are harder to explain by reference to preferences alone.
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And the diplomatic gaps between major players are becoming increasingly apparent.
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Economists have found few signs these gaps are getting any narrower.
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The allegations against Mr. Gonzales-Mugaburu exposed major gaps in oversight.
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I try to open gaps, to play in the build-up.
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In Donald Trump's first year as president, these gaps have widened.
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For that reason, there are significant gaps between the two sides.
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In the meantime, technology companies are filling some of the gaps.
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The narrowest gaps are in Connecticut, Massachusetts, Delaware, Iowa and Minnesota.
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"The gaps were anything from 1950 to the present," she said.
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Keep scrolling for the 16 countries with the widest gender gaps:
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There are huge gaps in knowledge when it comes to antibiotics.
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Large information gaps remain when it comes to counting wild tigers.
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As income inequality has increased in America, so have achievement gaps.
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There are already substantial gaps between states in access to abortion.
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So immigrants — many of them unauthorized — are filling in the gaps.
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Of course, longer gaps don't have to be a bad thing.
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They were encouraged to ask one another questions, to dig into any potential gaps between somebody's support for abortion rights and why they support them — and then, hopefully, widen those gaps, until there's enough room for doubt.
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McKinsey researchers estimated that closing academic achievement gaps between low-income students and others would increase the size of the economy by roughly $70 billion a year; closing racial and ethnic gaps would add $50 billion annually.
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"I think it's important to understand that at the same time these gaps have risen, so too have the test score gaps between kids at the top and bottom of the test score distribution," Dr. Ryan said.
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The assessment should seek to reveal where gaps in ability, integrity and benevolence exist, then examine how those gaps have led to actions and practices at the company that erode trust both inside and outside the company.
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Prosecutors can struggle to surmount high legal standards and gaps in the oversight of carmakers — gaps that stem from nearly five decades of hard lobbying from the auto industry to beat back efforts to strengthen criminal penalties.
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Data gaps now likely exist in both the environmental and sociological records.
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As it is, there are significant gaps, with the 1940s largely unrepresented.
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However, wait much longer and you'll get gaps in your star-trails.
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McDonald's, Foot Locker, and Estee Lauder reported jaw-dropping pay gaps, too.
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Will it rely on natural gas generators to fill in the gaps?
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They allow foreign workers to fill skill gaps in the US workforce.
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The gaps in the recordings, however, need "further sophisticated examinations," they said.
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Unless they can close those gaps, the whole effort may be doomed.
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Adolescents are increasingly turning to the internet to fill in the gaps.
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And a way to close those gaps, said Nash: Through state law.
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Gaps in the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) don't help.
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If you have career gaps, "don't try to hide them," said Cox.
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Warren's proposal repeatedly highlights wealth gaps between white, black and Latinx students.
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"We need to stop assuming that gender gaps imply sexism," he wrote.
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Manufacturing had fled to cheaper sites and crime had filled the gaps.
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All three have made strides in tackling corruption, but many gaps remain.
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It's the gaps, holes, and missing limbs that make the works entrancing.
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There's also other data that exposes America's big gaps in addiction treatment.
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Eventually, those tiny gaps create larger divisions that often lead to stalemate.
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Or for a softer finish, only fill in gaps in your brows.
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Schools can be a way to fill in some of the gaps.
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They remain dependent on central bank borrowing to plug their funding gaps.
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Aim to achieve agreed NATO capability goals and close gaps in capabilities.
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Still, there is plenty of oil to fill gaps left by OPEC.
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You have to be disciplined, you have to be in your gaps.
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There are clearly gaps within the leadership ranks of the Democratic Party.
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"Financial literacy is threaded through the income and wealth gaps we have. "
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To fill the gaps in between binge-watching Fox News, of course.
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Part of this compromise involves adding leap seconds to close the gaps.
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"We need to stop assuming that gender gaps imply sexism," you write.
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We don't need to infer it from the existence of gender gaps.
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In the brain, the gaps between neurons are usually bridged by dendrites.
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This means the tech and science industries have relatively small wage gaps.
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And the number reporting gender pay gaps rose from 21% to 31%.
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Such gaps will likely translate into a low stickiness rate at first.
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Closing these gaps is "harder than often recognized," according to the report.
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Now humans fill hard-for-software gaps in a software value chain.
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They have gaps that leak air and let in bugs and sound.
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Sometimes there are conceptual gaps that cannot be bridged by incremental improvements.
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The team then noticed something that may explain the gaps in eyesight.
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On the front, remaining gaps are filled in with putty and retouched.
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Together, these have led to significant gaps in retirement wealth among Americans.
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But significantly larger pay gaps become apparent when considering factors like education.
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WHAT HAVE WE LEARNED, WHAT PROGRESS HAS BEEN MADE, WHAT GAPS REMAIN?
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Just as quickly, entrepreneurs scrambled to fill gaps in the new market.
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Nonetheless, the most extreme paid-media gaps have indeed yielded sizeable benefits.
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The gaps between the positions are significant and time is running out.
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Without that kind of planning, there are key gaps left, he said.
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It also wants the government to conduct a review of regulatory gaps.
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It won't solve the shortage, but it might help fill the gaps.
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GIFs are more efficient, Leibsohn says, because they fill in interpretive gaps.
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In some cases, VR still fills genuine gaps in a familiar experience.
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Clouds typically shield the ice from observation via satellites, creating data gaps.
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S&P declined to comment on gaps Reuters identified in those disclosures.
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Thurman's recollections are harrowing and the gaps in her memory entirely understandable.
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Instead, the gaps still exist in both social fit and academic performance.
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Jonathan Babineaux was able to shoot some gaps late in the game.
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While gaps remain, huge swaths of awareness have certainly been raised. And?
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"We need to stop assuming that gender gaps imply sexism," he says.
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The money looks as if it will plug gaps in budgets instead.
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It frequently leaves lenders with gaps and distortions in assessing your creditworthiness.
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Obviously we know people who are traumatized have those sort of gaps.
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The videos were part of their effort to fill the knowledge gaps.
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You must also jump over gaps, leap over obstacles and collect items.
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But it has also highlighted gaps in Sudan's national law, Elzobier said.
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Past agreements have foundered and come apart over small gaps in definitions.
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As she confronts Mr. Trump, the gaps will be harder to ignore.
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But, among children, the gaps between rich and poor are narrowing substantially.
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But after the 2000 election, these gaps came back with a vengeance.
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But other gaps in the series are more entrenched, and more insidious.
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Three other factors fill some of the gaps left by these explanations.
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The poll found wide gaps by registered voters' gender, age and race.
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That's a higher number than it's been during previous federal funding gaps.
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Many writers have been irresistibly drawn to the gaps in artists' biographies.
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Samsung added covers to the gaps where the hinge and screen folded.
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But these gaps were also consistent across many different types of force.
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From Sweden, we filled in the gaps of the Majid family story.
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Puerto Rico's pensions have among the largest funding gaps in U.S. history.
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With the rest, gaps in the available data ruled out any estimate.
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But even those adjusted pay gaps aren't necessarily the result of discrimination.
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There are big gaps in what we know about Epstein's early life.
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Gaps in effective talent management leave our government at risk of failure.
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The 19 jobs in the US with the biggest gender pay gaps
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And our economy produces massive gaps between the rich and the poor.
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Truly extreme gaps in income and wealth could arise from many causes.
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Beyond financing budget gaps, bonds offer everyday Americans the opportunity to engage.
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But HLA's clients are living proof that dramatic gaps in coverage remain.
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Quinnipiac University: Massive gender, racial and partisan gaps in views on Kavanaugh.
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Amid scraps and gaps and shortages, they had managed to stabilize him.
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Saturn's rings were no longer flat discs; ridges and tiny gaps appeared.
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" She says Hello Sunshine's work is an example of "gaps being bridged.
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I just wait for the gaps to appear and react to them.
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There was a circular connection to our 220 year gaps and reunions.
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The gaps in electric universe theory do drive followers from the fold.
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As a writing and production team, they fill in each others gaps.
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This isn't the first time Schumer has mentioned thigh gaps on Instagram.
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He was waiting for the gaps and clipping Cikatic in his breaks.
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The place where you fill in the gaps with your own experience.
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We were going through old photos and there were so many gaps.
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In the last room, the gaps between the paintings start to widen.
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Unfortunately, American parents haven't traditionally been great at filling in these gaps.
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Needless to say, there are gaps in our understanding of this horror.
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Think of the gaps that need to be filled in your community.
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Agreement is far from assured, however, given the conceptual gaps to overcome.
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All prose has factual gaps that must be filled by the reader.
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Dr. Paabo gradually filled in gaps to reconstruct the entire Neanderthal genome.
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Pathogens tend to find those gaps, whether we recognize them or not.
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The group reported it experienced no gaps in connection during the flight.
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"You have these big income gaps in between consulting assignments," she said.
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That legacy is one reason behind the gender and racial pay gaps.
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An examination of the files revealed numerous gaps, biases and outright errors.
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Friday's panel also tackled segregation as a topic that affects achievement gaps.
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Some of these gaps narrowed this week, though they did not disappear.
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Two national registries, recently created, may fill in some of the gaps.
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Nongovernmental organizations like AfriForum stepped in years ago to fill the gaps.
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We also looked at the gaps in international law regarding cruise ships.
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Stubbornly slow wage growth and wide income gaps have spanned both periods.
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The impact is that there were so many gaps in our relationships.
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For now, ESPN has filled the gaps by running "SportsCenter" nearly nonstop.
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Germany's justice ministry said it was looking at potential gaps in legislation.
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And even for those that do, there are often gaps in coverage.
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A scholar suggested such gaps were meant to reduce the building's weight.
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Performance gaps between individual shares were among the widest in recent years.
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"These gaps, these holes in our history cannot persist," Mr. Guzmán said.
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There were gaps in fences and gates left open, leaving facilities unprotected.
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Discrete variables always take distinct values with gaps in between these values.
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Much of it is just falling through the gaps of the law.
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The 13 trucks packed in tightly to minimize the gaps between them.
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New York, in particular, has notable passenger protection gaps in its laws.
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Despite the narrative gaps, Ms. Lipitz excels at putting across those personalities.
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But filling those gaps is where we haven't made nearly enough progress.
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The study said these trends were likely to widen the sentencing gaps.
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You could see the bananas through the gaps in the cardboard boxes.
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That's where the study says social media can fill in the gaps.
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"I could see one person with gaps—two missed splits," he says.
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SoFi "fills out a lot of product gaps for them," Ahluwalia said.
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Credibility gaps aside, Miranda smartly examines the slippery theme of personal identity.
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There are significant gaps in the political operation that surrounds him now.
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The DST is clearly a response to gaps in U.S. income taxation.
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Pay gaps between men and women persist even within female-dominated industries.
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For example, the largest wealth gaps lie in racial disparities among entrepreneurs.
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The gaps between spending and revenue are rapidly depleting the trust funds.
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Another area of concern are gaps between races, Siegel told Reuters Health.
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That means mom and dad are left to fill in the gaps.
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They want somebody who can kind of fill in all the gaps.
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Go deeper... Expert Voices: Regulatory gaps are exacerbating the youth vaping crisis
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There are huge gaps in the global data about women and girls.
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It has completely closed its gaps in education and health and survival.
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Excuse me, can you fill in her memory gaps, her factual inconsistencies?
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The resulting gaps in the nation's background check system is costing lives.
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We expect Zurich to close funding gaps with occasional short-term debt.
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He was very informed, but there were some gaps in his understanding.
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The Federal Reserve regularly publishes data on the generational gaps in wealth.
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Flood coverage represents one of the biggest gaps for homeowners and renters.
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"I know what kind of gaps I can fit through," he said.
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There are major gaps in who gets treated in our medical system.
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Hernandez agrees it is possible that Americans could see gaps in availability.
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I've written about the WHO and the international testing and testing gaps.
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They also helped running backs practice sliding through tight gaps between linemen.
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This model also closes most if not all of the intelligence gaps.
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"These are the gaps in understanding," Ellman-Golan, who is Jewish, said.
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So states like Massachusetts are filling in the gaps one by one.
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We will be hoping to fill the gaps and enhance the service.
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While Mitchell probed Ford's account looking for gaps, her questioning seemed disjointed.
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We're talking gaps in background checks, online sales, unmonitored purchasing and more.
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As we increase pressure, we're going to see more and more gaps.
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Eventually, the gaps in his policy plans could start to show through.
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Point A: With players moving abroad there would be gaps to fill.
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Europe has more law enforcement and intelligence gaps Counterterrorism experts and Western officials have cited open borders and gaps in European security services, particularly Belgium's, as a major issue that allowed for the Brussels attacks to take place.
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Treatment gaps exist all across the US. But Baltimore's gaps have been amplified by huge economic and health care disparities, leaving treatment inaccessible to the city's poor and, often, black residents — as overdose deaths climb to record highs.
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But as gaps between countries become ever more narrow, class-based inequality will become more important as most of the differences in incomes between rich people and poor people will once again be due to gaps within countries.
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While it is unlikely that U.S. policymakers will be able to reduce income gaps, they can effectively reduce resource gaps in access to early childhood development through tax reform that is being proposed by the president and Congress.
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There are large gaps in the story-line, that make it read like Andre Breton's surreal novel Nadya, but these gaps also mimic how we deal with moments of disaster and stress by taking refuge in collective amnesia.
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The chance to be preferred in admissions to Georgetown still relies on racial differences in college preparation, racial wealth, and income gaps that condition the ability to pay college tuition, and racial gaps in knowledge about competitive college admissions.
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Are there any missing gaps or details you were never able to clarify?
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Fill in the gaps Automation tools like Hootsuite can be a real timesaver.
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But there may be bigger gaps in knowledge that need to be addressed.
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This test, like so many others, appears to disproportionately measure these engineered gaps.
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For instance, Trump is talking about lower trade gaps and a weaker dollar.
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House music now lives in the same universe as thigh gaps and rabonas.
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Navigating gaps in insurance coverage also makes things difficult for doctors and patients.
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Carter suggested either Moscow struck the fighters intentionally or faced significant intelligence gaps.
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Speculation almost inevitably will try to fill in the gaps in the meantime.
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New modes of transportation may fill the current gaps in the transit ecosystem.
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Yesterday, the president mocked Ford's testimony, making fun of her gaps in memory.
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That said, TESS will help fill in the gaps left by the Kepler.
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Other "significant gaps" remain in the lender-of-last-resort function, Dudley added.
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Trauma leaves some gaps in the memory, while other moments are solidified forever.
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Mahmee is the glue that connects the care ecosystem and closes the gaps.
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Every week brings new revelations about the considerable gaps in India's digital infrastructure.
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Regional-aid programmes have had little impact on the narrowing of income gaps.
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All of this decreases women's earnings relative to men's, increasing gender pay gaps.
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Colleagues that manage people and people's budgets should call out gaps in compensation.
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As our co-trustee Warren Buffett says, capitalism does have gaps in it.
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Or maybe something got in another one of the little gaps somewhere else.
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Of course, there are plenty of big gaps in YouTube TV's current offering.
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These are iterative ideas, but they fill gaps that smartphones don't quit hit.
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Yet Brexit's chief effect may be to widen existing sectoral and geographical gaps.
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However, since the early 1980s, the gaps across regions have become increasingly entrenched.
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Educating and integrating young refugees could help plug gaps in the labour market.
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As productivity and wage gaps across metro areas widened, house prices also diverged.
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The gaps in America's economic defences are not so hard to foresee, however.
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So that helped me during the movie, and prevented a lot of gaps.
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"Geographers in Afric-Maps, with Savage-Pictures fill their Gaps," scoffed Jonathan Swift.
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Many studies show how income gaps have evolved over time or between countries.
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These rings act as electrical inductors and the gaps between them as capacitors.
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Law enforcement is attempting to fill in the gaps of their final months.
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At Nissan, the Ghosn affair has exposed big gaps in governance, experts agreed.
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The poll found huge gaps in voters' take on the two candidates' attributes.
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The longest gaps in permanent leadership hovered around five and a half months.
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But second, those same knowledge gaps also prevent them from catching their errors.
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There are many gaps in other insurance markets, such as life and property.
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Education doesn't erase wage gaps but it can increase opportunities for overlooked groups.
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The old adage is that media piracy is all about filling the gaps.
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And they're certainly hoping those freebies can make up for any coverage gaps.
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That allows countries like the UAE to swoop in and fill the gaps.
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Squeezed out: redistribute some wealth so that income gaps don't disadvantage hardworking Americans.
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We pass shelves holding some of the family's reserves, with some notable gaps.
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He's not afraid to go into the gaps or back to the wall.
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Many of the authority's woes are results of decades of federal funding gaps.
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Gaps could leave you on the hook for tens of thousands of dollars.
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Bmore POWER is among the groups trying to fill the gaps in Baltimore.
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The company provides signal repeaters to extend wireless signals to fill coverage gaps.
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To fill in the gaps, prosecutors called former St. Anthony Officer Joseph Kauser.
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Philanthropy is supporting other efforts to fill gaps created by journalism's business struggles.
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So, similar to the house scene, it bridged some cultural gaps that existed.
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These gaps must be closed immediately to secure our ports and maritime facilities.
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Both the general knowledge and science achievement gaps were very stable over time.
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However, it is not clear that THAAD can completely fill in the gaps.
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It's a pretty fun watch and fills in the gaps of CUFC's story.
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In some ways, tech's equity gaps reflect a simple supply and demand imbalance.
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That said, there are already substantial gaps between states in access to abortion.
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And these gaps in knowledge will surely drag down the projected AI timeline.
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Think about gifts that could help a new grad fill in financial gaps.
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A similar frustration can be found in the resource gaps in basic healthcare.
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At 90 million-years-old, the newly discovered species fills in the gaps.
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"There will be gaps that will have to be used," the forward added.
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Insights from algorithmic commerce startup Feedvisor fill in a few of the gaps.
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Groups on different sides of the debate try to fill in the gaps.
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In other years, the gaps between recall and reality have been even bigger.
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The screenings are required for Medicaid-enrolled children, but major testing gaps remain.
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We aimed to fill gaps in the legislation by proposing common-sense requirements.
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Lawmakers also must work to fill in gaps in the Pentagon's personnel ranks.
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Meanwhile Warren has tried to address gaps in Deutsche's dealmaking capacity across Europe.
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Satellite clinics and telemedicine can help bridge some of the health care gaps.
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As income gaps have stopped narrowing, differences in regional labour markets have emerged.
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The gaps and holes here double as windows and arches in the buildings.
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"Less information begets less liquidity begets bigger gaps [and] more volatility," Thompson said.
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But if we don't raise the bar, we'll never close those achievement gaps.
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"It's our own minds filling in the gaps which ultimately lead to anthropomorphism."
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Even in states with strong common standards and tests, racial achievement gaps persist.
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" He noted that "there are certain gaps ... in the data available to us.
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Because she had been drinking that night, she acknowledges gaps in her memory.
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Plus, there will be investors who can fill in any gaps, he indicated.
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But Medicare has gaps in coverage and has high out of pocket costs.
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In fact, they're some of the most promising routes for closing achievement gaps.
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These Graham-and-Doddsville investors have successfully exploited gaps between price and value.
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I thought I had a chance to fill in some of those gaps.
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"There are still gaps, we've had an honest conversation about those," he added.
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A lot of things have been agreed but there are still big gaps.
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New cross-border services like Libra could expose big gaps in the regime.
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Obviously we know people who are traumatized can have those sort of gaps.
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Black-white wage gaps are larger today than they were 35 years ago.
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The goal is gender parity, but large gaps remain in the labor market.
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What appeared to be bodies covered in blankets were visible through the gaps.
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That's why there are a lot of gaps in the negotiations at present.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) has released a plan aimed at closing those gaps.
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The pay gap mimics gaps in much of the rest of the economy.
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I leave gaps for the audience to come up with their own interpretations.
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Gaps in consumer knowledge could undermine the effectiveness of a continuous coverage requirement.
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When that occurs, the gaps in health outcomes have the potential to close.
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Congress alone cultivates statutory law, including filling in the gaps in the Constitution.
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"Supplements should fill in gaps in a diet if it's deficient," says Manaker.
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In its current form, wellness isn't filling in the gaps left by medicine.
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It can also be used to fill in any gaps in your eyebrows.
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The poll holds some indication, though, that those gaps are beginning to shrink.
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We had to come up with some more money to cover those gaps.
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The gaps between politicians from working-class and professional backgrounds are often enormous.
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We use a combination of data and surveys to find gaps and opportunities.
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Our review of the company's rule books revealed gaps, biases and outright errors.
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Please use the comments to fill in the gaps with your own picks.
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The Umbrella Revolution exposed such generation gaps among Hong Kong's 7.2 million people.
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But investment gaps between parents of differing incomes were not always so large.
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Late enrollment also exposes you to significant gaps while waiting for Medicare coverage.
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How can the yawning opportunity gaps for children of different backgrounds be reduced?
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Other countries have gone much further on public disclosure of pay equity gaps.
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Encourage them to consider gaps in learning about gender, consent and sexual harassment.
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Frigid, murky floodwater pours through huge, ragged gaps and spreads out for miles.
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Pay equity and status gaps between women and men tend to favor men.
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Some players seek gaps in the netting, learning the variations in each stadium.
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Fortunately, researchers in the private sector have recently begun filling in the gaps.
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In Donald Trump's first year as president, these gaps have grown even larger.
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Women at Google have repeatedly complained about persistent pay gaps at the company.
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Those gaps narrowed slightly from the prior year, but they remained stubbornly wide.
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Where my family or finances fell short, she would fill in the gaps.
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However, there are still critical and concerning gaps in Holocaust knowledge and awareness.
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Otherwise, this inflection point could widen longstanding pay gaps rather than shrink them.
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And their loss, to decomposition or to memory, inevitably leaves gaps in knowledge.
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That doesn't mean, however, that there aren't gaps in this front of solidarity.
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His engineers filled the resulting triangular gaps with various electronics and cooling cables.
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Google and Oracle are both fighting off federal allegations of gender pay gaps.
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Meanwhile, an inflation-indexed annuity can help fill in the retirement income gaps.
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The OPM report also documents problems with skills gaps across the federal government.
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While the government has agreed to pay the CHWs' salaries, funding gaps remain.
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In so doing, she forces voters to fill in these gaps for themselves.
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The categories include health, education, nutrition, sustainability, greenhouse gas emissions and income gaps.
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And only by acknowledging our gaps can we ensure everyone, everywhere gets it.
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Next, develop recovery strategies to fill potential gaps brought on by an emergency.
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At times, however, the music reveals gaps between Aristotle's strictures and modern aesthetics.
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He asserted that we need to stop assuming that gender gaps imply sexism.
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"There isn't going to be any daylight, no gaps," an adviser told Reuters.
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A healthy nutrient-rich snack can fill in nutritional gaps and boost energy.
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If Hannah had a larger grand mal seizure, the gaps could be frightening.
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Leather and wood cover most touchpoints, with soft plastics filling in the gaps.
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"Star Wars: The Clone Wars" (2008) fills in some gaps from previous movies.
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She is willing to admit her mistakes and the gaps in her knowledge.
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These gaps do not exist in some other industries like pharmaceuticals or food.
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However, some gaps in knowledge about biological effects exist and need further research.
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This approach could fill many gaps where American healthcare and culture remain exclusionary.
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Native populations suffer from chronic disease, poverty and education gaps at disproportionate rates.
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These policy-dictated qualities aren't necessarily matched with gaps in the labor market.
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And it would harm America's health-care system, increasing its costs and gaps.
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Spayd: What accounts for the sometimes big gaps between the competing polling models?
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"What we're built to do right now is close employment gaps," he said.
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Siakam punches his way into gaps and knows how to make himself available.
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Now, a wave of medical start-ups want to fill in those gaps.
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Genetics is helping us fill in the long-forgotten gaps of human history.
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"I think DonorsChoose is great for filling in the gaps," Hart-Parke said.
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The new combined WarnerMedia will be much more successful filling in the gaps.
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But shortly after the story's publication, questions arose about gaps in Jackie's story.
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"Thigh gaps are a thing invented by women for women," wrote one commenter.
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The official also cautioned that China's military still faced gaps in its capabilities.
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He blamed a complex new voting law and gaps in his party's performance.
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Still, the older players will fill important gaps, which is fine with them.
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The work bridges those gaps between and amongst illustration, craft, and metaphorical flight.
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"They all have big gender pay gaps, and until they open up and be honest about what those gaps are, we won't have a baseline for which to measure progress going forward," Lamb said ahead of Friday's International Women's Day.
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We do a lot of big-picture advocacy," said Josée whose main role is to "liaise a lot with community partners and stakeholders, not only to identify gaps, but to forge partnerships and start programs that will address these gaps.
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While some celebrities choose to close their gaps, like Demi Lovato and Zac Efron, and others have had theirs close accidentally (looking at you, Dakota Johnson), the following 11 have chosen to keep their gaps for a number of reasons.
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This has resulted in different levels of enforcement and gaps in the EU framework.
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To cover the gaps, she took out federal loans from the Department of Education.
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There aren't large gaps between the two groups on the other three measures tested.
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We're also working locally to fill in the gaps that other LGBT groups overlook.
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Positively, the bank doesn't show mismatches in its liquid gaps for the coming years.
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A strong national policy would close these gaps and set a national baseline. 2.
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Does it demand the viewer to remember, to fill the gaps in the story?
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It's unclear, however, how many gaps companies like Uber and Lyft leave to fill.
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As such, scooters are filling in gaps in transportation networks and addressing transit deserts.
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Trump said Russia appears to be filling in the gaps left by the Chinese.
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The police thought that selected recordings might help fill some gaps in their investigation.
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There are gaps in the data, and some old weather stations have stopped functioning.
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And Levin thinks its time for scientists to fill these gaps in our knowledge.
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As a result, there are some gaps in our understanding of ancient Maya societies.
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The National Transportation Safety Board investigated the accident and found gaps in Uber's systems.
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But both reports have enough gaps to prevent any hard conclusions in either direction.
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These industries are often trafficking hot spots and employ recruiters to fill labor gaps.
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But it's in those gaps, those moments between, where life is built and lived.
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And also it'll fill in those gaps that are missing from the historical record.
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Smaller competitors building new fiber networks often rely on incumbents' infrastructure to fill gaps.
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The gaps in each quartile of the pay scale are also to be reported.
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Research shows that many young people have significant gaps in their knowledge about sex.
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The symbolists' approach solves the problem using pre-existing knowledge to fill the gaps.
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Greater connectivity among AVs will also help fill in these gaps in environmental awareness.
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A lot of progress has also been made by reducing racial gaps in literacy.
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Hedge fund CF Partners in London is focusing on price gaps between different crudes.
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That includes gaps in employment and non-financial jobs they gave up years ago.
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"Sound bridges a lot of heterogenous gaps in the world of connectivity," he says.
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The interior has been separated from the rammed earth walls in spaces, creating gaps.
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Public-private partnerships to help fill gaps in access to services and medicines 85033.
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But the idea is that the large gaps create risk for high-speed traders.
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There are big knowledge gaps when it comes to the Coral Triangle, for example.
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Though their defence spending is growing, there are still large gaps in their arsenals.
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Thigh gaps, thighbrows, Toblerone tunnels — now #Barbiefeet is the latest body trend sweeping Instagram.
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This helps the company quickly understand and address gaps in their reps' sales behaviors.
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Make a plan of who's going to help you and where there are gaps.
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Maybe we'll get a flashback before the season ends to fill in these gaps.
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They plug gaps in each other's businesses both geographically and in terms of products.
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Companies will need to anticipate this behavior and offer solutions to fill those gaps.
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Elizabeth Warren mentioned racial wealth gaps in the first minute of her campaign announcement.
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These details help fill in gaps about a nuclear program we know little about.
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But then her breathing became irregular, and there were long gaps and little gasps.
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For years it filled gaps in its budget by taking paying tourists into space.
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Despite that, Caterspot's founding trio see some gaps that can be attacked in Asia.
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Mosquitoes swarmed through the gaps in the doorframe—the door did not fit properly.
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Notable absences There are still a number of glaring gaps at China's big event.
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JAB is also not shying away from M&A deals to fill portfolio gaps.
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That helps explain the small pension gaps among the retired in former Soviet countries.
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That certainly led to some of the areas where we had gaps of information.
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Barclays joins a handful of major financial institutions that have disclosed gender pay gaps.
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Mendeleev had enough confidence to leave gaps in order to make the pattern work.
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The flashbacks also fill in the gaps about what, exactly, happened to Wes' father.
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Fortunately though, there are some third-party add-ons to help plug the gaps.
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Recognizing the gaps in the tech community, TechCrunch launch the Include program in 2014.
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"It's partly to do with knowledge gaps, but it's partly vicious gatekeeping," he explains.
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A serious push to plug the gaps in Europe's capabilities would not be cheap.
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They could also stop hiring junior women, who exacerbate gaps in the short term.
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The bill also has a modernization provision that eliminates coverage gaps during enrollment periods.
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Other highlights from Sanders' off-camera briefing: What's with the gaps in Trump's agenda?
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"America's defense industrial base is now facing increasing gaps in its capabilities," Navarro said.
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Looking at the gaps, the assembled scientists debated whether they were produced by planets.
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There are many gaps in our knowledge about neonicotinoids and other types of pesticides.
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However, there are gaps in the footage which need "further sophisticated examination," they said.
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If you leave more to the imagination, then you can fill in the gaps.
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Theoretically this means there won't be any annoying bulges or gaps in the fabric.
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But Republicans still lag far behind Democrats in closing any of those gender gaps.
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Use a retirement calculator to assess progress toward retirement goals and identify potential gaps.
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So even though funding gaps lasted many days, they did not result in shutdowns.
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According to Gettings, the studies for female condoms and anal sex have major gaps.
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You've got to use your imagination and be creative to fill in the gaps.
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Polls, however, tend to show only very modest gender gaps in views of abortion.
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Instead, we have to choose how to spend these gaps between work and relaxation.
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There's a light in the distance, spanning gaps in the trees like God rays.
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Given the passage of time, there are gaps in what's known about the crimes.
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And to some extent, pay gaps exist because of who pursues which medical fields.
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But some of the story gaps feel more like lost opportunities than artful elision.
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"We are happy to have additional workers brought in to fill gaps," Issa said.
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We are trying to fill in some of the same gaps that she has.
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First, there are insane age gaps between essentially every couple in a Hollywood film.
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Of all the rookie point guards, Fox has the biggest gaps in his game.
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They are often fortified with vitamins and minerals, which can help fill nutritional gaps.
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Small wonder that haulage companies have been plugging gaps with workers from eastern Europe.
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In 2000-220 the NHS spent £250 billion on agency staff to cover gaps.
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I will fill in the gaps, the parts of my diary you are missing.
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This prevents the occurrence of gaps that occur when using standard imagers, Elbit said.
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Cue reams of graphs about output gaps, exchange-rate competitiveness and nominal-wage rigidity.
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Such gaps in protection for same-sex couples exist in other European countries too.
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Gaps in living standards remain wide, but cross-border flows have become more balanced.
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Even states that have seen decent revenue growth are struggling to close budget gaps.
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To compose this album, I had to work in the gaps of Radiohead's schedule.
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There are similar gaps in perceptions of the fairness of courts, banks and workplaces.
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Bridging these gaps in understanding is an easily overlooked but crucial element of diplomacy.
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And mall owners will be actively searching for new tenants to fill the gaps.
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Even the first letter of a person's last name can explain significant achievement gaps.
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American and European officials have expressed concerns about security gaps in North African airports.
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In some states, teachers are being brought in from overseas to fill the gaps.
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Measles outbreaks occurred in all regions, WHO said, because of gaps in vaccine coverage.
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We each had complete privacy - there were no gaps anywhere, even on the floor.
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But gaps in vaccination coverage have prevented such type 2 mutations from dying out.
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A human then picks up the conversation and fills in gaps from the survey.
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Foreign companies like Pfizer and Eli Lilly filled in the gaps by shipping drugs.
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H-1B visa holders bring skills that help fill knowledge gaps in certain fields.
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Legislation should provide access to all citizens, meaning no gaps in the safety net.
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In her forties, she's suddenly ravenous to fill in the gaps in her knowledge.
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When we probed beyond superficial awareness, the knowledge gaps in both countries were striking.
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Despite the evident gaps in the background check, key senators quickly praised the report.
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There were some foods with big gaps in perceived healthfulness between the two groups.
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" He then urged leaders "everywhere to make this New Year's resolution: Narrow the gaps.
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The platform, in part, is about filling the gaps left by lives cut short.
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Can you bridge the information gaps necessary to meet the needs of contracting parties?
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Without an integrated, layered system there inevitably will be vulnerable gaps in the system.
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"There are still big funding gaps in various sectors, including food security," Farah added.
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Reuters filled in gaps by asking states for additional information and scouring academic literature.
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He sees Cobalt's robots helping large employers and facilities to fill in the gaps.
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The IRC-adapted Vroom tips could help parents fill in some of the gaps.
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Such daring can mend the gaps and re-weave the fabric of our society.
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My brain (and YouTube theorists) would fill in the gaps, not a diary entry.
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But for all the gaps in the plot, there are a million little touches.
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Typically, hair with high porosity is prone to damage, breakage, and gaps, Bailey explains.
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Indeed, interpreters use their knowledge and subject matter expertise to fill in the gaps.
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And then there's that little problem of the gender-wage and gender-investing gaps.
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In many countries, including high-income places, there are treatment gaps for mental health.
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In recounting their exchange, Trump revealed some, um, gaps in his climate change knowledge.
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"There are major gaps in the literature, in particular with female sexuality," she says.
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Modern editors and co-authors try to fill in the gaps in the story.
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It's intended to fill in any gaps that might—and quite often do—exist.
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Back then, funding gaps weren't good, but we think about them very differently now.
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Paint, panel gaps, scratches, and dents were the biggest problems owners reported to Bloomberg.
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Paint, panel gaps, scratches, and dents were the biggest problems owners reported to Bloomberg.
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Art is a universal medium of expression, bridging gaps across language, time and culture.
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Eurofer said the trade measures left gaps that were rapidly filled by other countries.
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My condo layout is relatively simple, all one level with no drops or gaps.
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Employers in the UK will be required to publish gender pay gaps by April.
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Occupations with a higher level (like those in finance and law) have greater gaps.
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International organizations are now looking at how to fill the gaps in the system.
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"Income inequality, wealth gaps are issues that are not unique to Boulder," Tayer said.
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She didn't name them for me, but I worked to fill in the gaps.
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"This is a direct response to the gaps in the legal framework," he said.
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Fourth, demonizing Wall Street does nothing to bridge the widening gaps in our country.
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But relatives of those who died described gaps in their own reckoning with loss.
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Women will be left stranded while country organizers scramble to fill in the gaps.
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So you really could freely explore the world, without these barriers or gaps imposed.
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Now the powers that be are systematically loosening screws, unplugging gaps, and widening loopholes.
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Surround yourself with great people who can fill in your knowledge and skill gaps.
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Shades should fit tightly, meaning no gaps at the sides of the window frame.
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Meanwhile, the district has long struggled with opportunity and achievement gaps in its schools.
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But they have so far been unable to bridge gaps with the Democratic caucus.
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Rural-friendly ride-hailing alternatives have emerged in the gaps Lyft and Uber leave.
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There are several gaps, with the biggest gap being between the two "worst" shoes.
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Employers have turned en masse to precarious short-term contracts to fill the gaps.
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They filled gaps in levees in New Orleans as Hurricane Katrina approached in 2005.
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You need to find ways to connect the characters and fill out those gaps.
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So I think, to maximize success, you've gotta hit the ball in the gaps.
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Gaps in the availability of flowers can emerge, leaving insects without a food resource.
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When I try to think back to college or high school, there are gaps.
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One study found that merely informing teachers about their stereotypes closed gaps in grading.
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The federal government's limited language response has left states to fill in the gaps.
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Mortgage REITs were faced with funding gaps as they hold both types of loans.
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But they have bigger ambitions than just filling in gaps in their transportation networks.
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The review came amid a reckoning in Britain over gender pay gaps more broadly.
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Her resignation from the post of China editor drew attention to the pay gaps.
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"This process of efficiency will lead to fewer unknowns, balls dropped, and communication gaps."
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We've secured a few short ones to fill in our calendar gaps this way.
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The paper also noted that each floor of the exchange has walkways with gaps.
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I made a few plans, but ultimately left my gap year full of gaps.
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But when the questions turn to Mr Johnson himself, big gaps emerge (see chart).
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Critics of today's income and wealth gaps tend to focus on who gets what.
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Trilobites The 13,000-year-old prints fill in gaps left by fossils and artifacts.
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Our religion has grown up in those gaps, amid phrases that raise maddening questions.
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Unions are also needed, because pay gaps tend to be narrower in unionized workplaces.
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"We left gaps in the market which technical traders are shooting for," Roose said.
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That means it's up to federal and state lawmakers to recognize these financial gaps.
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She finds laughs not only in the words but also in the gaps between.
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Popolare Vicenza and Veneto Banca must plug capital gaps to avoid being wound down.
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Manufacturers are conducting research to fill data gaps identified by the FDA, Sansoni said.
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There are, I might as well tell you, gaps in my "Star Wars" knowledge.
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In 2015, he pledged $6 million to fix the pay gaps across the company.
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A dire lack of such communications created serious gaps that need to be bridged.
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By working together and investing across sectors, gaps can be filled and capacity built.
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Impoverished nations with limited infrastructure often have huge gaps between wealthy and poor citizens.
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A new report points to pay gaps as evidence of a persistent class system.
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These gaps are so harmful because Native Americans deal with higher levels of violence.
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The Kinder family of Charleston is filling in gaps left by the overtaxed system.
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Rousseau's life manifested many such gaps between theory and practice, to put it mildly.
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Gaps and loopholes in current immigration laws have resulted in too many dead Americans.
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They watch highlights of recent games to fill in any gaps in their knowledge.
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The video has brief gaps, and the lawyer said police delivered it that way.
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Erstwhile counterparts have looked to exploit such regulatory gaps by starting their own firms.
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Achievement gaps between schools, districts and subgroups of students, however, persisted over this period.
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Although strides have been made, critical gaps remain in diagnosing and treating the condition.
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The United States has a long history of wide wealth and income distribution gaps.
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Pay are not equal with non-disabled and gender gaps (are believed to) exist.
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There will be hundreds of miles of gaps collectively that still wouldn't be secured.
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These gaps in numbers alone demonstrate how confusing and frustrating our sizing system is.
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Fans have filled in the gaps with various explanations, some more likely than others.
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Further changes will address, among other issues, gaps in the nation's gun registration laws.
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The fact that that wasn't there forced us to try and fill the gaps.
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As a result, there are gaps in data from many of NASA's older missions.
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So it's an area where private philanthropy has filled in most of the gaps.
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It's a rare place that creates a sense of community that bridges socioeconomic gaps.
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Researchers have found that large science achievement gaps occur within the U.S. These gaps are very large by middle school, and they are disproportionately experienced by children who are racial or ethnic minorities, English Language Learners (ELLs) and those from lower-income families.
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" He went on to acknowledge that "gaps do persist," citing racism and inequality, and called on the university's graduates to make it their job to close those gaps, telling them "your generation is better positioned than any before you to meet those challenges.
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Mordukhovich said she and her colleagues were motivated to study flight attendants because there are gaps in the research on them, and that could mean gaps in the policies meant to protect them on the job, at least in the United States.
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"It is not a secret that China is the most assertive donor nation offering funding and development assistance that exploit governance gaps in countries with weak or corrupt structures, and makes the gaps wider," Transparency Solomon Islands said in a statement last month.
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" He said that "as in all science, there are knowledge gaps," but that scientists agree that lice have a negative impact on wild salmon and that it would "be wrong not to act at all, due to some gaps in our knowledge.
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They estimate that the maps account for 15 to 30 percent of the overall gaps in segregation and homeownership that they find between "D" and "C" neighborhoods from 1950 to 2010 (the gaps between "D" and "A" neighborhoods are clearly even wider).
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He was great in the third set against del Potro, but there are just gaps now, and the gaps are so small: an occasional missed return he wouldn't have missed, an occasional groundstroke four inches long instead of four inches inside the baseline.
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Lucas, for instance, has his trusty slingshot for hitting switches that are across big gaps.
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Armed with that information, Uber would fill apparent gaps in Lyft's coverage in real time.
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In our case, in the front, through the gaps, you could see their handheld hands.
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"We can't let [there be] gaps," Trump said at the White House in early January.
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"What we want to make sure is we don't create any gaps here," Walden said.
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But it's precisely because there are gaps in the world that entrepreneurs exist, Ma said.
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Insurers are required to provide this information to officials, but the data often has gaps.
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It&aposs a seamless flap with no gaps between the flap and the main body.
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These are large gaps, and they fit into a larger discussion about racism and intent.
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Taking the equator as the logical map center left big, confusing gaps near the poles.
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"There are security gaps in Beirut airport which must be plugged," he said last week.
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Here are all 20 funding gaps prior to the current one, and why they happened.
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Gaps in the market African consumers, like those across the world, are demanding and informed.
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The House GOP bill replaces this mandate with a surcharge for gaps in insurance coverage.
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No more taping over door gaps or over-inflating tires to goose fuel economy figures.
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The VR games market is already small, so these gaps make the Quest less attractive.
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There are sizable gaps in pay when you compare first-round to seventh-round recruits.
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These gaps would be easy to finance if foreign investors were in an indulgent mood.
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And information we've learned since the event will be added to fill in memory gaps.
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Messenger Day Messenger Day Vertical scrolling leaves gaps of blank space between photos and videos.
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These controversies are about the knowledge gaps that are inevitable in a largely homogenous industry.
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Part of a Chinese loan for them appears to have plugged financing gaps at 1MDB.
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But there are still significant gaps in care, both on the reservation and in town.
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We did a SWOT analysis on our strengths, our weaknesses and what the gaps were.
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It doesn't, and Portman's natural charisma is forced to fill in a lot of gaps.
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The glass display and ceramic back spills flush into the aluminum frame with zero gaps.
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The law allows you to have short-term gaps in coverage without paying a penalty.
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It fills the gaps between Netflix, Amazon Prime, and the stuff he's bought on iTunes.
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The idea is to look at the rates incoming non-sterile neutrinos for conspicuous gaps.
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Shortcuts aims to fill those gaps by allowing any app to be compatible with Siri.
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The country needs a president who will close the gaps in pay, policy and culture.
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The post-Lewandowski Trump campaign organization should easily improve on those gaps in the machine.
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Unfortunately the index is still hobbled by gaps in the data and in economists' understanding.
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The idea now is to pull all these initiatives together and fill in the gaps.
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Even after painful cuts, budget gaps in those two states alone total nearly $4 billion.
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Those gaps, say experts, are difficult to bridge even with the strongest social media presence.
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In the ensuing decades it narrowed, and in some cases reversed, racial gaps in voting.
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These gaps are less likely to cause immediate screen damage but will definitely attract dirt.
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They did some research to find gaps and pain points the new company could address.
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Sweden has one of the largest gaps in employment between native and foreign-born workers.
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Assess your policy for coverage gaps on some of the more common and costly claims.
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Despite the windy gaps, the B-17 was named the Flying Fortress for a reason.
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Now, it could be up to other potential prequel series to fill in those gaps.
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France, Germany and Norway all have big employment gaps between native- and foreign-born workers.
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Traders often say that levels hit in overnight gaps in index futures usually are revisited.
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Crucial gaps in its structure are yet to be fixed, and its ammunition is limited.
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