Registered Democrats outnumber registered Republicans here by a large margin, and registered female voters substantially outnumber male ones.
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But today moose outnumber white-tailed deer (which are also invading) around 16 to one — and both outnumber mountain caribou.
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Their strengths greatly outnumber their weaknesses, and their answers on the offensive end greatly outnumber the questions they'll face on the defensive end.
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Men far outnumber women as directors, writers and industry executives.
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And yet, sometimes the questions seem to outnumber the certainties.
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That's because the women in this cabinet outnumber the men.
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Democrats outnumber Republicans in precisely zero of Wyoming's 23 counties.
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Parents far outnumber the childless at every stage of adulthood.
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GUTFELD: -- combined with rodents which outnumber humans ten to one.
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The coalition's more than 94,000 members vastly outnumber their opponents.
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NOTES: Oklahoma fans appeared to outnumber Kansas fans in attendance.
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It's true that Hispanic students outnumber whites in the state.
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Unmarried women outnumber married ones for the first time ever.
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For the first time women outnumber clergymen in the Majlis.
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Countries that are "not free" still outnumber those that are.
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The testimony says those messages apparently outnumber those criticizing Ford.
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Millennials now outnumber baby boomers as the country's largest generation.
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In fact, they outnumber Planned Parenthood centers 20 to 85033.
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In the Senate contests, again, Democratic women outnumber Republican women.
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Business owners remain optimistic, while job openings outnumber job seekers.
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But the hardships far outnumber the strokes of good fortune.
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Women now outnumber men in college and collect more degrees.
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Voters intensely hostile to the president far outnumber intense supporters.
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Decliners actually outnumber advancers on the NYSE, 1,254 to 1,242.
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Games are coed, though the men usually outnumber the women.
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"Ducks and geese — for foie gras — outnumber humans," she said.
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In a country where bank branches outnumber pizzerias, that should help.
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They've been on Earth much longer than and vastly outnumber humans.
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At Wal-Mart, supercenters still outnumber Neighborhood Markets 5 to 1.
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These days punk bands on Bandcamp outnumber Starbucks' in upscale neighborhoods.
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Women outnumber men on college campuses and in many graduate schools.
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Today merger and acquisitions outnumber IPOs by almost 36 to 1.
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Read more: Women now outnumber men in the college-educated workforce.
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Users on Facebook and Twitter and YouTube far outnumber the moderators.
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Bullish positions outnumber bearish ones by a ratio of 10:1.
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Liberal faculty members outnumber their conservative colleagues by six to one.
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Refinitiv's 18,500 employees outnumber the LSE's by roughly four to one.
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The counterprotesters are expected to outnumber the "Unite the Right" members.
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Men outnumber women by tens of millions, reports the Washington Post.
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That said, pay TV subscribers today still far outnumber cord cutters.
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White male leaders in government, corporations and institutions vastly outnumber women.
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But the people who die still vastly outnumber the rare successes.
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Based on the latest polling, supporters of legalization increasingly outnumber opponents.
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Religiously affiliated private schools outnumber secular ones two to one nationally.
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In the Netherlands, bikes outnumber people 22.5 million to 353 million.
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In the Netherlands, bikes outnumber people, 22.5 million to 353 million.
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Women now outnumber men in Nevada's Legislature and in Colorado's House.
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Of course, it's New York City, where Democrats heavily outnumber Republicans.
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Registered Democrats there outnumber Republicans by more than 93 to 1.
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In fact, compared with past galas, directors seemed to outnumber actors.
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Republicans still outnumber Democrats in the state, but so do independents.
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In the Netherlands, bicycles outnumber people, 22.5 million to 18 million.
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Here in Oregon, meth-related deaths vastly outnumber those from heroin.
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They far outnumber those who are serving actual sentences for crimes.
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It is a close call whether churches outnumber grain elevators here.
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Among his top staff members, men outnumber women two to one.
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Registered Democrats now outnumber Republicans in both Nassau and Suffolk counties.
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Men vastly outnumber women in both technology and late-night comedy.
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Male actors outnumber female actors two to one in credited roles.
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Of all the known particles in the universe, only photons outnumber neutrinos.
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Republicans who oppose Mr. Trump still solidly outnumber those who support him.
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As mentioned above, U.S. bio IPOs outnumber tech offerings in most years.
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This being the place it is, the dewettes far outnumber the dewees.
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Arabs will eventually outnumber Jews in Israel-Palestine, if they don't already.
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And, how will economies adjust as the old increasingly outnumber the young?
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This still holds true even though women outnumber men in suicide attempts.
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Cabinet ministers will outnumber generals in the council responsible for military appointments.
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To his side, members of the press outnumber members of the public.
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Women now outnumber men in half of the top 15 Arab universities.
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Solar jobs now outnumber those for oil and natural gas extraction. 2.
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We outnumber the few ecstatic fans who won contests to be here.
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McAllen, Texas (CNN)In the far south of Texas, Democrats outnumber Republicans.
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Gun suicides outnumber gun homicides in this country by two-to-one.
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Women outnumber men by a narrow margin, 2202 percent to 2628 percent.
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But pay went up in fields where men began to outnumber women.
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But pay goes up in fields where men began to outnumber women.
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Arab Muslims would outnumber Jews, thus ending Israel as a Jewish state.
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College graduates now outnumber those without a degree nearly three-to-one.
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I think the marmalade pots now outnumber wine bottles in the cellar.
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Members of families have come to outnumber individual adult migrants in apprehensions.
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Failures should outnumber successes, as in any sound early-stage investment portfolio.
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Lawn signs advertising open houses tend to far outnumber those endorsing politicians.
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Those 87 employees outnumber the 80 who have agreed to the move.
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Republicans still outnumber Democrats by 10 percentage points in this wealthy district.
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Those 28503 employees outnumber the 22020 who have agreed to the move.
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On Hoyt, cyclists — as many as 594 an hour — often outnumber drivers.
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South Carolina nurse practitioners slightly outnumber family practice physicians in the state.
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In fact, an unscientific head count suggests the players outnumber the spectators.
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And that's when the inmates started figuring out they outnumber the officers.
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Democratic appointees outnumber Republican appointees on the court's active bench 8-6.
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Seasonal residents, who outnumber permanent residents in Little Bay Islands, are not.
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Consider the Central Business District, where Starbucks outnumber dispensaries 4 to 1.
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Voters 2000 and over outnumber those under 45 by almost two to one.
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He believes robots with IQs above 10,000 will outnumber humans in 30 years.
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Accounts of alien abductions outnumber proven instances of electoral fraud in North Carolina.
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Women outnumber men as live-streamers, but most of the audiences are male.
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Despite the district's conservative lean, active registered Democratic voters actually outnumber Republican ones.
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By 212, George predicted, African Americans would outnumber whites by two to one.
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Those people outnumber the professional class that is obsessed with Warren and Buttigieg.
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IN SOME rich countries ex-smokers now outnumber those who still puff on.
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In big cities such as San Francisco and Seattle, (owned) dogs outnumber children.
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The district leans Republican by a +9 margin, but registered Democrats outnumber Republicans.
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Women outnumber men in positions with lower salaries and little chance of promotion.
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Men also still out-donate women, just as they still outnumber female candidates.
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In Britain, Sweden and the Netherlands, marriages between women outnumber marriages between men.
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And Arab people, largely Palestinians, are expected to outnumber Jewish people by 2020.
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This year at New York Comic Con (NYCC), women seemed to outnumber men.
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The issue has gotten so severe that females outnumber males 116 to 1.
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At full strength, the Shimohama Club baseball team's 33 players outnumber the students.
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Migrant workers outnumber the local workforce in Qatar by nearly 20 to one.
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Registered Democrats far outnumber Republicans in Orange County, according to elections board data.
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Overall, males still outnumber females in the workforce, 81.2 million to 71.9 million.
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Women self-broadcasters with the firm outnumber men by around nine to one.
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Today one-third do, and indeed women now outnumber men on college campuses.
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By 2020 the ranks of the Chinese middle class may well outnumber Europeans.
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Mr. Zayas predicts that floating platforms may come to outnumber fixed-foundation installations.
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To be sure, the bulls still outnumber the bears by a wide margin.
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But there are good stretches, and they are starting to outnumber the bad.
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Not all repurchase programs are bad, but the harmful probably outnumber the beneficial.
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Arizona is a rare state where registered independents outnumber registered Republicans or Democrats.
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Registered independents outnumber Republicans in California by around 73,000, The Sacramento Bee reports.
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We know men outnumber us both in front of and behind the camera.
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"Suicides with guns outnumber homicides with guns almost two to one," he explained.
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Men often outnumber everyone else by seven, eight, sometimes even ten-to-one.
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Both groups include Republicans and Democrats, though GOP members largely outnumber their counterparts.
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In Duplin County, where I live, pigs outnumber people almost 40 to 1.
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Democrats outnumber Republicans voters, except in the oldest generation, in this year's election.
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Most independents "lean" toward a party, and strong partisans outnumber the weaker ones.
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White voters typically outnumber blacks in Mississippi by a two-to-one margin.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: The dogs of New York City outnumber the children.
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People who love to sing far outnumber those who can do it well.
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Illegal marijuana dispensaries outnumber legal ones more than three to one in California.
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Here in the hardscrabble farming town of Sadki-Stroyevka, birds far outnumber people.
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In fact, in Denmark's capital and most populated city, bikes vastly outnumber cars.
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In New York City, registered Democrats outnumber Republicans more than six to one.
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Just as in 2008, investors are confronting huge variables that outnumber solid facts.
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Among those without religious affiliation, Democrats outnumber Republicans 53 percent to 21.5 percent.
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The only high-paying jobs where women outnumber men are all in human resources.
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Russia subs outnumber its surface vessels in the Pacific four to one, analysts say.
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It will be at least 20 years before autonomous cars outnumber human-driven vehicles.
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At a few of the early events, they appeared to outnumber activists and voters.
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Its demographics are rapidly shifting as former sect members seem to outnumber FLDS followers.
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The resolution is likely to pass as the committee's Democrats outnumber Republicans, 24-18.
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The questions outnumber the answers at this stage, but here are our best guesses.
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It's worth noting that Democrats still outnumber Republicans in every county in the district.
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In this case, the unanswered questions vastly outnumber, swamp and smother, the answered ones.
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These owners far outnumber executives of publicly traded companies among the nation's top earners.
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At this rate, people who don't register with either party may someday outnumber Republicans.
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While women outnumber men at all levels of education, men still dominate business programs.
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But wildlife biologists say that leopards still far outnumber the remaining lions or tigers.
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Experts estimate that ants outnumber humans by a ratio of about 140,000 to 1.
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Scott said that he believes the opportunities to lend to companies outnumber Blackstone competitors'.
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Some of those sponsorships have been long-lasting, but the failures outnumber the successes.
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But Democratic voters, including a growing number of Latinos, outnumber Republicans in the state.
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According to data from Chartbeat, referrals from mobile Google searches now outnumber Facebook referrals.
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It has also taken a relaxed approach to licensing sellers; marijuana dispensaries outnumber Starbucks.
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We outnumber the NRA and we're going to be fighting back with our votes.
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So the government is pressing ahead, betting that those looking for fun outnumber opponents.
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It also may be approaching a tipping point, where new apartment towers outnumber galleries.
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Registered Democrats outnumber Republicans by 13,000 in Mr. Bonacic's district in the Hudson Valley.
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But it will take a lot of Rauschenbergs to outnumber all those Egyptian scarabs.
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Mr. Brindisi's victory comes in a district where registered Republicans outnumber Democrats by 30,000.
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That's still far from gender parity; men outnumber women four to one in Congress.
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In Fikirtepe, skeletons of half-finished tower blocks outnumber the glossy new apartment buildings.
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Their deficit is particularly striking considering they are in districts where Republicans outnumber Democrats.
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Worldwide, nonnative speakers of English outnumber natives by a ratio of three to one.
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If boys outnumber girls, she will need extra toys to keep hyperactive hands busy.
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In the 1980s, recruiters targeted women, but today, women outnumber men on college campuses.
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Among white evangelicals, Republicans outnumber Democrats 61.1 percent to 21.7 percent, according to Burge.
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Today, the 4.7 million Puerto Ricans living stateside outnumber the island's 3.5 million residents.
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Puerto Rico's estimated 59 delegates outnumber those in more than half of US states.
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Women outnumber men in New York, and men significantly outnumber women in San Francisco, so the dynamics of dating do change and you can actually measure the difference in relative attractiveness between the genders based on the availability of the gender they're after.
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The skills gap has been bedeviling companies all year as job openings outnumber job seekers.
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Increasing numbers of Californians are registering with "no party preference," threatening to outnumber Republicans here.
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This was a brilliant evolutionary move: they now outnumber wasps by around three to one.
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But it's worth noting that Democrats still outnumber Republicans in every county in the district.
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But Microsoft's AI job openings outnumber the combined listings of the next 4 runners-up.
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Female teachers outnumber men almost 4 to 1, but there's still a 12% wage gap.
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The 2365m smartphones on which Indians watch video today outnumber India's 2300m TV-owning households.
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Hassled recruiters have to sort through reams of applications that vastly outnumber the jobs available.
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Oakville workers outnumber Windsor's 5,000 to 1,700 and could reject any deal on their own.
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The race in Monroe County, where registered Democrats outnumber Republicans, may be a closer call.
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Overall Out campaigners outnumber In campaigners on the ground by 10 to 1, Elliott said.
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But they do outnumber men in lower-tier jobs, while men predominate in senior positions.
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The facts far outnumber Moore's insistence that this is all one big Democratic-media conspiracy.
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In fish nurseries off the coast of Hawaii, plastics outnumber baby fish seven to one.
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Suicides by gun outnumber homicides by gun in this country by nearly two to one.
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Crystal shops outnumber diners and the few that still exist serve $5 cups of coffee.
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Over the past four months, healthcare IPOs actually outnumber tech company debuts on U.S. exchanges.
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How is the app going to work in the wild if male participants outnumber female?
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First, the predators are intensely dedicated to their pursuits, and they far outnumber the protectors.
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It just so happens that the opponents vastly outnumber, or at least outshout, the supporters.
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At about 80 stations, including the one at Gatwick Airport, contactless payments outnumber Oyster Cards.
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Clinton won the district by nearly seven points, and Democrats outnumber Republicans among registered voters.
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Last time, Democrats outnumbered Republicans by two percentage points; now Republicans outnumber Democrats by 10.
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Google relies heavily on contract and temporary workers; they now outnumber its full-time employees.
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Those states are part of the 6th Circuit, where Republican nominees outnumber Democrats, 10-5.
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And, of those formally diagnosed, boys and men outnumber girls by about four to one.
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There are spring waters nearby; spas and Pilates instructors seem to outnumber trattorias and taverns.
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Democrats now outnumber Republicans among registered voters, making gains in both Nassau and Suffolk Counties.
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Chinese exports outnumber American imports by $2202 million between January and September of this year.
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Arizona is a rare state where registered independent voters outnumber registered Republicans and registered Democrats.
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The list of states where white deaths outnumber births now includes North Carolina and Ohio.
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It's not over; those awaiting treatment still outnumber those who have their disease under control.
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Should he name Justice Ginsburg's replacement, Republican appointees would outnumber Democratic ones six to three.
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Jackals now vastly outnumber Europe's wolves, totaling at most 250,230 by the latest official estimate.
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Men heavily outnumber women in the Legislature, a point of ongoing frustration for many observers.
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After the Senate, the resolution will have to pass the House, where Republicans greatly outnumber Democrats.
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And the number of inmates can vastly outnumber guards, who often have limited law enforcement training.
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A rich culture defines Swaziland, illustrated by traditional festivals with participants that often far outnumber observers.
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But by 2020, millennials will outnumber boomers 34 to 28 percent, and cast more actual ballots.
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China has built a navy that's set to outnumber the US Navy within the foreseeable future.
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Registered Democrats still drastically outnumber Republicans (42% of eligible voters to 32% as of this September).
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Residents in their 70s outnumber children under ten by more than five to one (see chart).
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But even if Maryland's Democratic voters far outnumber Republicans, they'll have a tough fight this fall.
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There will be a moment in most of these sales when the naysayers outnumber the fans.
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By any sane accounting, the ranks the under-alarmed outnumber the over-alarmed by many multiples.
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The president easily won South Carolina, where Republican voters outnumber Democrats 2-to-1, in 2016.
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I had a feeling going in that the counter-protests would outnumber the actual protests significantly.
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For one thing, apple and pear orchards, along with platoons of poplar trees, far outnumber grapevines.
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The seaside promenade, where walking sticks outnumber G-strings, offers a glimpse of its demographic future.
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In nursing and psychology, for example, they outnumber men in several countries, including America and Britain.
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It's no wonder that the cancer count in my family seems to outnumber actual family members.
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"Hyenas greatly outnumber the lions and are the dominant predators in Liuwa Plain," said Burrard-Lucas.
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Tran said the number of long oil contracts currently outnumber shorts by just 4 to 1.
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The number of critically acclaimed superhero movies Marvel's produced vastly outnumber Fox's best X-Men movies.
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Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime, and other video streaming service subscribers now outnumber their cable subscribing counterparts.
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It is possible because the Democratic dream come true is this: The parasites outnumber the producers.
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Goats outnumber human inhabitants 15-fold and they are munching stretches of Samothraki into a moonscape.
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Using that estimate, the dead could outnumber the living on the social media platform by 2070.
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The district is growing so much, so fast, they now outnumber both Democrats and Republicans here.
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Using that estimate, the dead could outnumber the living on the social media platform by 2070.
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But given the enormous popularity of buybacks nowadays, those that are harmful probably outnumber the beneficial.
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Those who strongly disapprove of Trump outnumber those who strongly approve by nearly two to one.
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In 2012, Mecklenburg County, which includes Charlotte, became majority-minority (meaning, people of color outnumber whites).
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Voters who identify as Democrats also outnumber their Republican counterparts by more than 9 percentage points.
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Both of its US senators are Democrats, and Democrats outnumber Republicans in its US House delegation.
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Registered Republicans outnumber registered Democrats 42 percent to 20093 percent, and Trump won by 15 points.
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In the US, people of color are projected to outnumber non-Hispanic white citizens by 2045.
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Registered Republicans outnumber registered Democrats 42 percent to 27 percent, and Trump won by 15 points.
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Registered Republicans outnumber registered Democrats 22011 percent to 1.53 percent, and Trump won by 21.5 points.
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His approval rating is 68 percent in a state where Democrats outnumber Republicans 2 to 1.
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Deaths outnumber births as people have fewer children or do not dare have any at all.
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So to do the endangered species math, apparently buffalo now outnumber moderate Republicans seven to one.
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Based on current rates of growth, Chinese billionaires will outnumber their American counterparts within four years.
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Fake Hunans outnumber real ones, which is one reason to celebrate the appearance of Hunan Slurp.
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Democrats outnumber Republicans two to one in the county, but Ms. Killian mounted an energetic campaign.
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By the 1960s, when Muslims began to outnumber Christians, Muslims demanded a new balance of power.
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Indeed, in countries such as Ghana, Nigeria and Zambia, the women self-starters outnumber the men.
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By 2035, older people will outnumber people under 18 for the first time in American history.
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Foreign-born individuals from Latin America, Asia, and Europe far outnumber Africans in the United States.
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The sex breakdown of most states is pretty close to balanced, although women slightly outnumber men.
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There are as many self-described moderates in America as there are conservatives (both outnumber liberals).
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Can Tho has the feel of a minor boomtown: scooters still outnumber motorcycles which still outnumber cars; there is plenty of commerce but few chain stores; tourists remain rare enough that a wedding party will invite a passing foreigner to eat, drink and toast with them.
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Analysts found that walk-in customers currently outnumber people using their phones, but that figure is shifting.
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Imagine Trump making his racially incendiary remarks in the most populous state, California, where Latinos outnumber whites.
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We are the only country in which guns outnumber people — a fact that became true in 2009.
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Polls suggest supporters of the proposal slightly outnumber opponents, said Claude Longchamp of the GfS research institute.
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Beware, baby boomers: Millennials now outnumber you, and the numbers are only going to get more lopsided.
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In some conservative neighbourhoods in Dallas the lawn-signs supporting "Beto" easily outnumber those for Mr Cruz.
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What's striking, says Nierenberg, is that pictures of Sondland with politicians outnumber those of his own family.
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So cap-and-trade schemes, which can issue new permits to depress prices, outnumber tax-based ones.
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Rose stalls outnumber book stalls by about 4:1 even though petals aren't always cheaper than paper.
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In the north, "moderate" and "liberal" usually outnumber "very conservative" voters, and often by a wide margin.
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But with about 500 people and an estimated 200 graves, the living here far outnumber the dead.
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Add another 8,000 informal firms and their combined 500,000 security guards outnumber Mexico's armed forces by 80%.
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It's a sad fact that male directors still outnumber women in a ratio of 22 to 1.
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If Arabs outnumber Jews and are allowed to vote, then it's the end of a Jewish state.
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But if Arabs outnumber Jews and aren't allowed to vote, then Israel is no longer a democracy.
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It will be the single biggest opposition group, but leftist parties still outnumber it with 38 lawmakers.
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The latest CFTC data shows speculators' short bets against the VIX outnumber longs nearly 2.5 to 1.
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This is the first year Netflix and Hulu outnumber cable broadcasters in the coveted Outstanding Drama Series.
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Trump has included some labor leaders, for example, in his policy meetings, but executives heavily outnumber them.
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At top colleges, students from the richest quartile outnumber those from the poorest by 24 to one.
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I won't torture this comparison any further, because the differences between Chuck and Lear outnumber the similarities.
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Then, when the parasites outnumber the producers, the party of parasites will give the majority of votes.
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In Deadwood, most women, particularly the sex workers, are treated abysmally by the men, who outnumber them.
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Wild peacocks scampering across the roads easily outnumber the people using the state-of-the-art facilities.
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The committee chair wields great power, and members of the majority party outnumber those of the minority.
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But when male programmers began to outnumber female ones, the job began paying more and gained prestige.
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They now outnumber other foreigners, and the country's first-ever Chinese-language newspaper, Huashang, has been launched.
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The elderly citizens of Japan greatly outnumber the young, with the country's overall population declining since 2011.
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But Democrats still outnumber Republicans in the state, where recent polls have shown a very tight race.
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The two candidates have been repeatedly fact-checked by independent sources, and his lies vastly outnumber hers.
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Registered Democrats outnumber registered Republicans in West Virginia, where anger at politicians has been building for years.
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Already, the 460,19963 migrants apprehended at the southern border this year outnumber those for all of 2018.
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The race, in a district where Republicans outnumber Democrats by 256,213 voters, was also considered a tossup.
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While men far outnumber women in elected positions, women are leading in policy and influential industry posts.
|
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Today, self-identified liberals equal or even outnumber the combination of moderates and conservatives within the party.
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It is a tall order in New Jersey, where registered Democrats outnumber Republicans by more than 800,000.
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Census officials predict that by 2027, minorities will outnumber whites among young voters ages 18 to 29.
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The 2020 election is supposed to be the first presidential race in which millennials outnumber baby boomers.
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Maybe it's because 20193s outnumber palm trees here, or wary drivers were focused on law enforcement. Pity.
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According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, jobs in food service will soon outnumber those in manufacturing.
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The nearly 2306,000 homeless people in New York far outnumber those in, say, Los Angeles, with 56,000.
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Traditionally, it's the opposite; gold sits in a net long position, meaning managed money longs outnumber shorts.
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Dead Facebook users could outnumber living ones within 50 years, according to research from Oxford Internet Institute.
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Registered Republicans in the district outnumber registered Democrats by a margin of 42 percent to 32 percent.
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Such examples far outnumber the facial recognition bans enacted in San Francisco and some other U.S. cities.
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The country's exports to the U.S., measured in dollars, outnumber American exports to China 3 to 1.
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Nationally, jobs in retail and food services outnumber those in manufacturing by more than two to one.
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But the 1.5 million Catholics in the Newark archdiocese far outnumber the 1.5,000 in the Indianapolis archdiocese.
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Registered Republicans outnumber registered Democrats 42 percent to 27 percent, and Trump won there by 15 points.
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It's a cat's life on Aoshima Island, where felines outnumber humans by at least six to one.
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You'll soon outnumber all of us, and I believe as a result the future is in good hands.
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It stands to reason that prices will move more rapidly in a volatile environment where sellers outnumber buyers.
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The firm's chief executive, Qian Zhiya, told Reuters last year that Luckin aimed to outnumber Starbucks in China.
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They far outnumber the people who originally approached us about being offended … we believe the public has spoken.
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Several studies found that harassment is more prevalent where men outnumber women and where supervisors are mostly male.
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There are more self-identified independent voters than Republicans or Democrats, while moderates outnumber liberals and often conservatives.
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"I have never seen females outnumber the males, so it was really kind of awesome," Ms. Ribic said.
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"If SpaceX launches all 12,000, they will outnumber stars visible to the naked eye," Parker wrote on Twitter.
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For same-sex marriage, however, the opponents still outnumber proponents, as they do for adoption by gay couples.
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Americans employed in steel-consuming sectors far outnumber those employed directly in steel and aluminium industries (see chart).
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Signs for Bouygues, from France, and Takenaka, from Japan, hugely outnumber those for Dynamik, a local building firm.
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Two-thirds of us live in capital cities and women outnumber men in all but one of them.
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According to the available records, Brown Democratic Party professors outnumber Republican professors by a ratio of 28503-22019.
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It finds that these "clean energy" and efficiency jobs combined already outnumber fossil fuel employment in 41 states.
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A parallel for this dynamic already exists in VR, where mobile systems outnumber PC equivalents 10 to one.
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"For adults within the Cherokee Nation, overdose deaths now outnumber deaths due to car accidents," the lawsuit alleges.
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He said those who visit the natural district outnumber those who come for attractions by 3 to 1.
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That means its customers outnumber the voters in America's presidential election in 2012 by almost two to one.
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At a time when jobs outnumber the jobless, our education system must prepare students to fill open positions.
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Still, dollar stores have certain advantages over Wal-Mart's supercenters, which vastly outnumber its smaller Neighborhood Market locations.
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In the part of Brooklyn where I live, churches outnumber grocery stores, pet shops, and nail salons together.
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Democrats outnumber Republicans 2 to 1 in the district, but the margin isn't as safe as it sounds.
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"The people who care about you and support you actually outnumber the haters by like 10 to one."
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Her chances in the 21848rd Congressional District, where registered Republicans outnumber Democrats by more than 20,000, seemed bleak.
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I found that liberal staff members outnumber their conservative counterparts by the astonishing ratio of 12-to-one.
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Latinos slightly outnumber whites in total population, but that does not necessarily reflect the makeup of the electorate.
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Naturally, women are spending the most; they outnumber men in studio classes by more than two to one.
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Should he name Justice Ginsburg's replacement, Republican appointees would outnumber Democratic ones by a 6-to-3 margin.
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STEPHANIE JONESMANCHESTER, N.H. Dear Stephanie, You're right: Stormy literary father-daughter relationships seem to outnumber the sunny ones.
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All marriages have ups and downs, but the point is to have the ups far outnumber the downs.
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While that may seem pricey, keep in mind that Bermuda is a resort island where tourists outnumber locals.
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The downsides of MMTMMT's critics far outnumber its proponents, and their arguments are too numerous to summarise here.
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It is the first time the reading fell below 100 since October 2019, meaning pessimists slightly outnumber optimists.
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Today, women outnumber men at all levels of education, but many pursue degrees in traditionally lower-paying fields.
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The city has about 40,000 abandoned homes; on some streets the vacant, rundown homes outnumber the occupied ones.
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You'll soon outnumber any of us, and I believe as a result the future is in good hands.
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According to a New York Times report, temp workers, vendors and employees contractors outnumber actual employees at Google.
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Not only do bacteria outnumber humans but they outweigh us, too, by a factor of a hundred million.
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And among those who say immigration is their top issue, opponents outnumber supporters by nearly two to one.
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Speculative bets on lower prices outnumber bets on higher prices on NYMEX for the first time since 732.503.
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The total vacancies outnumber job seekers by nearly 700,000, down nearly by half from a few months ago.
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Ireland was cynically partitioned to ensure that Protestant settlers outnumber native Catholics in one part of the country.
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Iyene Essien's golf medals already outnumber her 13 years of age, and she has competed on three continents.
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In 2018, we hit another milestone-- for the first time ever, people over 65 globally outnumber children under 5.
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It's worth noting that incidents of violence by law enforcement far outnumber any that could be connected to demonstrators.
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Commenters on Change My View are a much more familiar internet type than are submitters, whom they far outnumber.
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Come re-election time, they can point out, retailers will outnumber financial firms by more than 1,000-to-1.
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Dead could outnumber living on Facebook within 50 years My favorite story of the day for social media goths.
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Grubby children, who outnumber workmen, load steel rods and window frames onto donkey-drawn carts to sell at scrapyards.
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Even among made-up and ordinary people featured on the textbooks' pages, men outnumber women by a large margin.
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Police in riot gear appeared to outnumber everyone, maintaining a sprawling presence around separate areas containing the different groups.
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The allied forces greatly outnumber their terrorist opponents, but that doesn't mean ISIS will give up its stronghold easily.
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The winged insects may outnumber the humans in some parts of town, but it's not something to worry about.
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No one is really sure how many white nationalists will attend, or if the counterprotesters will greatly outnumber them.
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Democrats heavily outnumber Republicans in Philadelphia, the fifth-biggest U.S. city, while Pennsylvania is a key presidential swing state.
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Evangelical Protestants far outnumber Catholics in the United States, with more than 280,000 churches, religious schools, and affiliated organizations.
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In addition, the poll shows that those who "strongly support" abortion rights substantially outnumber those who "strongly oppose" it.
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At ballet schools, girls typically outnumber boys, who are sometimes coaxed to attend with reduced or even free tuition.
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The index was still down 7.0% from a year earlier, and at 97.0 indicated pessimists continued to outnumber optimists.
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Registered Democrats would outnumber Republicans in all three states, according to data from the California secretary of state's office.
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That's because, in the '22019s and '70s, many believed that women were on track to outnumber men in tech.
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It is fair to say, though, that it is not uncommon to visit stores in which workers outnumber customers.
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Such dogged personalities make for better long narrative arcs, which is why canines outnumber cats in movies and novels.
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Democrats outnumber Republicans by more than six to one among New York City voters who designated a party affiliation.
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Reid said players would lack power in that scenario because the owners and league officials would outnumber the players.
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A crackdown is underway there on ethnic minority groups — Uighurs, Kazakhs, Tajiks — who outnumber the otherwise dominant Han Chinese.
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If Mr. King wins, it will be because Republicans outnumber Democrats here 190,000 to 120,000, while independents number 172,000.
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In the coming decades, adults 65 and older will outnumber children for the first time in the country's history.
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There is still something thrilling about the fact that single women now outnumber married women in the United States.
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The fear that white servants and black slaves might love and procreate and eventually outnumber and overpower their masters?
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And they've been coming to Florida (where they'll soon outnumber Cuban-Americans) in record numbers, swelling to 1 million.
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Although it is a quintessentially purple area, registered Democrats far outnumber registered Republicans in both Northampton and Lehigh Counties.
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Black college students outnumber white students four to one and now are a majority on the best-funded campuses.
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Those Americans who think global warming is real outnumber those who do not by more than five to one.
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Democrats outnumber Republicans, so the latter depend on a sizable turnout advantage to win elections and sustain minority rule.
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Fewer than 4,000 of the big cats remain in the wild; farmed tigers now far outnumber total wild populations.
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The index was still down 8.0% from a year earlier, and at 95.5 indicated pessimists continued to outnumber optimists.
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For Chen in Wenzhou, faith should be at the forefront of education until believers outnumber atheists in China's young.
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Kansas' "Big First" district, where cows far outnumber people, isn't the place to get crosswise with farmers, and Rep.
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Stories get traded like favors, rumors outnumber facts and secrets aren't "secret" so much as they are actionable intelligence.
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Cats with rabies acquired from wild animals now outnumber dogs with rabies, because so many dogs have been vaccinated.
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And men outnumber women roughly four to one in key elected positions at the local, state, and national levels.
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There are a lot of women in the writers' room; we outnumber them about seven or eight to three.
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So if recent trends are any indication, these numbers will only continue to diverge — and guns will increasingly outnumber people.
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A study published in The Lancet in March of 2016 found obese people in the world now outnumber the undernourished.
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Of course, before exploring the fakers, it's worth emphasizing that actual hate crimes outnumber false claims by an astonishing margin.
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The country's 209,000 solar industry jobs in 2015 outnumber those in oil and gas extraction -- 23,215 -- and coal mining -- 22,23.5.
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Analysts add that products from its three brands - Huawei, nova and Honor - outnumber those from rivals in every market segment.
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The result makes him the overwhelming favorite to replace Chaffetz, in a district where Republicans outnumber Democrats 5-to-1.
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Yet the latest ad, in which white women outnumber the sole woman of color, compounded the brand's public relations problem.
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Women, however, outnumber men in lower-tier jobs, such as secretarial and administrative roles, whereas men predominate in senior positions.
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The scheme, he says, will reduce the kingdom's dependence on about 8m predominantly unskilled foreigners, who far outnumber Saudi workers.
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Bureaucrats outnumber faculty 2:1 at public universities and 2.5:1 at private colleges, double the ratio in the 1970s.
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In New York City, rats are considered an infestation because they reportedly outnumber the city's population of 8.4 million humans.
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There's now legitimate concern that satellites in megaconstellations, as they're called, will eventually outnumber visible stars in the night sky.
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The Census Bureau predicts that in 2035, older adults will outnumber kids for the first time in the United States.
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The firm's chief executive, Qian Zhiya, told Reuters last year that Luckin aimed to outnumber Seattle-headquartered Starbucks in China.
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The president's supporters outnumber his opponents in both houses and are unlikely to put up significant resistance to Duterte's plan.
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As investors pour into the crypto market, Google Trends shows searches for 'bitcoin' now far outnumber trawls for the 'Kardashians.
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By 210, and for the first time in U.S. history, Americans over the age of 220 will outnumber our children.
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And even if he locks them in, Clinton's stronger states outnumber his, nearly two to one, in the delegate count.
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In Luzerne County, registered Democrats far outnumber Republicans, but Mr. Trump won more votes in his April primary than Mrs.
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Democrats are not expected to heavily contest the district, where Republicans outnumber Democrats 5-85033, according to The Associated Press.
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Republicans outnumber Democrats 52.3 to 11.1, and 60.9 percent say the Republican Party represents their views very or fairly well.
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In 23, the United Nations announced that, for the first time in recorded history, urban populations would outnumber rural dwellers.
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And suddenly they're surrounded by Negan's crew, who not only outnumber them by dozens, but also have taken Eugene prisoner.
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Tourists are expected to outnumber the local population of 330,000 by seven to one next year, according to official data.
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As of right now, we do know that Americans who didn't vote for President Trump vastly outnumber Americans who did.
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We outnumber both male writers and readers in the genre, lapping up books about serial killers, rape, and psychological torment.
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In a state where Democrats outnumber Republicans by five to three, Mr. Stefanowski may be considered the underdog in November.
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Among the theater design tracks at the City University of New York, for example, female undergraduates outnumber their male counterparts.
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But it was still below the benchmark of 100, which means those pessimistic about the economic situation outnumber the optimists.
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Mr. Scholten, a former professional baseball player, faces an uphill battle in a district where registered Republicans strongly outnumber Democrats.
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The index was down a hefty 6.2% from a year earlier, and at 93.4 indicated pessimists continued to outnumber optimists.
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The index was down a hefty 6.2% from a year earlier, and at 93.4 indicated pessimists continued to outnumber optimists.
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When Virginia, North Carolina and South Carolina began issuing evacuation orders Monday, the reservations began to far outnumber the cancellations.
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Still, outside of diverse Clark County, registered Republicans outnumber Democrats in 15 out of 16 of Nevada's mostly rural counties.
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Betting advertisements on television are so prevalent that they frequently outnumber those for beer and pizza companies on match days.
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As is often the case with Guy Ritchie, the dudes far outnumber the women, here by roughly six to one.
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No. But fans of the Vikings, Sunday's visiting team, outnumber those of the Chargers by at least eight to one.
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The New York Times At Google's New York office, highly skilled workers now outnumber their colleagues in sales and marketing.
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Since 233, there have regularly been more contractors than U.S. forces in Afghanistan; today, they outnumber them three to one.
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Today those who are advising investors to hold the stock just slightly outnumber those with any kind of buy recommendation.
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The index was down a hefty 8.9% from a year earlier, and at 1.13 indicated pessimists continued to outnumber optimists.
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The numerous Mexican-origin members of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus – 16 – now outnumber Puerto Ricans in the 30-member caucus.
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He remains unpopular in his home state and especially in New York City, where Democrats outnumber Republicans six to one.
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The Women's Beer Forum was a space where the women would outnumber the men while discussing craft beer, a rarity.
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Alicia Street, 31, a Black Lives Matter activist from Ferguson, Missouri, told Reuters that police appeared to outnumber the protesters.
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Google's ranks of temporary workers now outnumber its full-time employees, according to a New York Times report on Tuesday.
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Thousands of people are still planning to leave, and latest data show emigrants from both Hungary and Bulgaria still outnumber returnees.
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They now outnumber male students in law school, and men and women are recruited in nearly equal numbers by top firms.
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In those numbers, the soldiers would outnumber the caravan of migrants moving toward the border by more than two to one.
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They are often located close to women's health clinics and abortion providers, but outnumber them by at least two to one.
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As the bus drives through the Mississippi Delta, huge fields of soy, cotton, corn, and rice far outnumber homes and buildings.
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The catch: There are risks for Israel as well, including the potential for Palestinians to outnumber Jews given current population growth.
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On TV shows and movies specifically aimed at children, boy characters outnumber girls by a ratio of roughly 2 to 1.
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Indeed, many owners are deciding not sell their homes because it's too hard to buy another, so buyers far outnumber sellers.
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How is it possible that male jockeys outnumber female jockeys by 7 to 1 -- by 50 to 33 in top races?
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By 2035, the population of adults 65 and older is expected to outnumber children for the first time in U.S. history.
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She tells Pauline that the national sex ratio is shifting in favor of women, who have recently begun to outnumber men.
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Nordstrom's off-price locations, which already outnumber its traditional U.S. department stores, could grow by another 20 shops during fiscal 2016.
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In New Jersey, where registered Democrats far outnumber registered Republicans, that test virtually guarantees a Democratic majority for years to come.
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Dentists are among the most likely to be in the top 19683 percent; they actually outnumber software developers in that group.
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Absolutely. But in Japan, where the elderly are beginning to outnumber children, cheap, automated funeral rites may soon become the norm.
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Just as concerning as health care, where vacant jobs outnumber unemployed workers by more than 22019-to-1 in many occupations.
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Whereas in the west the legalisers outnumber the prohibitionists easily, in the north-east opinion is split almost down the middle.
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Every single one of them has been "ratioed," which in Twitter parlance means the comments on a tweet outnumber the retweets.
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The aerial and naval forces of the United States — more than 13,000 aircraft and nearly 300 battle vessels — vastly outnumber Iran's.
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We outnumber them by nearly one million and may be the largest cohort of future American spenders since the baby boomers.
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In all the others men outnumber women by 2 or 3 to 1; in the pizza episode it's 8 to 1.
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At the avant-garde retail temple Opening Ceremony, which opened in 22017, fanciful sneakers, slippers and oxfords greatly outnumber high heels.
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Republicans outnumber Democrats in the state about five to three; Democrats haven't won a presidential race in the state since 1976.
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While Asians registered as Republicans in Orange County outnumber Asian Democrats, more than one-third of Asian voters identify as independents.
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President Trump won Staten Island by 20143 points, but Democrats outnumber Republicans in the district by a five-to-three ratio.
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Letter of Recommendation This past spring, I spent two months subletting an apartment in Amsterdam, where tourists not infrequently outnumber residents.
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Conant said it will be an "uphill climb" for Trump to win Minnesota, noting that Democrats in the state outnumber Republicans.
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My units — my sections that do non-Trump activity — outnumber, vastly, the units that do affirmative actions against the federal government.
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CreditCreditVideo and Photographs by Justin Gilliland/The New York Times On one of Brooklyn's busier commuter streets, bicycles now outnumber cars.
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Uber arrived in 300, just before the London Olympics, but its 40,000 drivers already far outnumber the city's 21,000 traditional cabbies.
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That's especially important to future Democratic candidates because female voters outnumber men and are more likely to turn out, Dittmar said.
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Women will someday outnumber men, Mamacita informs an astonished Pauline, and Hollywood will have to respond by catering to that majority.
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By 28503, Americans over the age of 22019 will outnumber those under the age of 18 by almost 15 million people.
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But Americans who strongly oppose the use of nuclear power (28500 percent) still outnumber those who strongly favor it (6900 percent).
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Although consolidation is taking place, Italy's bank branches still outnumber its pizzerias; despite recent reform, recovery of bad debts is still slow.
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Democrat Hillary Clinton carried the district in 2016, although registered Republicans still outnumber Democrats in the Orange County portion of the district.
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Annual overdose deaths still outnumber those from car accidents, gunshot wounds, and AIDS at their peaks—as well as those from AIDS.
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In U.S. gasoline, for example, long positions (94 million barrels) outnumber short ones (4 million) by a ratio of almost 22:1.
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But if you look at Capitols across the country, you'll see that men ages 18 to 290 far outnumber their female peers.
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China's one-child policy, which was relaxed in 2016, has led to a demographic gender imbalance in which men far outnumber women.
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In the most extreme scenario, in which Facebook gains no new users ever again, the dead outnumber the living within 50 years.
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Abortion rights advocates say the roughly 2,700 U.S. anti-abortion pregnancy centers, including around 200 in California, far outnumber facilities providing abortions.
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Thousands of security personnel at the college game will outnumber those at the N.F.L. championship, but the police declined to offer specifics.
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Indian critics of privatisation, who far outnumber its fans, point out that private companies often seem little better than state-run ones.
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Control, Hardpoint, Heist, Search and Destroy, and Domination outnumber the traditional kill-or-be-killed modes, of which there are just three.
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The three Republican commissioners outnumber the two Democratic commissioners, and so the proposal to end net neutrality is almost certain to pass.
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Standard & Poor's, a rating agency, expects retail defaults this year to outnumber those in 2009, at the height of the global recession.
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Even though reporters apparently outnumber protestors at the site for now, that won't remain the case for long as winter settles in.
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According to a 2013 report in the New York Times, the government estimates that bikes outnumber cars in the city 4:1.
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Why it matters: This year, paying contestants will outnumber the winners at regional tournaments for the first time, according to the Journal.
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Foreign residents outnumber native Emiratis about eight to one in Dubai, attracted by construction jobs and the growing finance and tech sectors.
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The tiny fishing village of Puerto Obaldia is currently home to approximately 900 migrants, who outnumber the local population, according to Caritas.
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It's a place we outnumber the singletons, and the people who are not twins are the ones who feel out of place.
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The 1000 out-of-town workers living in Naraha to help with decontamination currently outnumber those who call the town their home.
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Nationwide, Democratic faculty members outnumber their Republican colleagues by anywhere from 22019-to-1 in economics to 30-to-1 in anthropology.
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Ramos incited King's ire by pointing out that American minorities will soon outnumber whites in an interview with Fox News's Tucker Carlson.
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Girls were hit particularly hard by this loophole as running away from home is the only arrest category where girls outnumber boys.
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The self-organized response of society to crime was, in effect, to outnumber the muggers on the street before they mugged someone.
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The total fall in net migration was the largest since people moving to Britain started to outnumber those leaving in the 1980s.
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In the post-apocalyptic Green City, the population of men greatly outnumber women, thanks to a contagious virus that only affects women.
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The commonwealth's 3.3 million Americans outnumber the populations of almost two dozen individual states, but dwell in a constitutional purgatory of sorts.
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Instagram's 500 million daily active users vastly outnumber Snap's 187 million, and its revenue is expected to grow at a faster pace.
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He has $24 million in his campaign account and is heavily favored in a state where Democrats outnumber Republicans two to one.
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Bronze Babe Since summer vacays never outnumber hours spent in the office devoid of sunshine, at least there's makeup that fakes it.
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Hank Sheinkopf, a longtime New York political consultant, said that is especially true in Westchester, where Democrats outnumber Republicans two-to-one.
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The dining room is plain-spoken, with scuffed tile underfoot and only a handful of tables, and desserts almost outnumber savory dishes.
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That is the reason some conservatives complain when students flock to the polls, especially in rural places where students outnumber lifelong residents.
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Maine is known for its independent political streak; it has more undeclared voters than either Republicans or Democrats (Democrats also outnumber Republicans).
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Registered Republicans outnumber registered Democrats 42 percent to 27 percent, and Trump won by 15 points; 25 percent have no party preference.
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On the Eastern Seaboard, where mountains meet ocean, the area has long attracted rusticators and "vacationlanders" who far outnumber residents in summer.
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Contractors outnumber regular workers, but make less money, have different benefits plans and get no paid vacation time in the United States.
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Some threw Molotov cocktails but police in riot gear, who seemed to outnumber them as midnight approached, fired back with tear gas.
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Even if only a quarter of the Vale forces showed up, they still outnumber Ramsay — and that could have forced a surrender.
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Laurie Cumbo, a Brooklyn councilwoman, is expected to be named majority leader for the Council's Democrats, who outnumber Republicans, 47 to 4.
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In the United States, the Census Bureau projects that by 2035, people 65 and older will outnumber children for the first time.
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By comparison, between 2016 and 2017, reported attacks against French Muslims, who outnumber Jews 12 to 1, rose from 67 to 72.
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Although Staten Island has traditionally been a Republican bastion in the city, registered Democrats outnumber Republicans in the borough 3 to 2.
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Independents, who outnumber members of either party and yet often lean toward one or the other, are just as guided by fear.
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Although Intel and Foxconn have said they have plans to build in America, the factories being built in China greatly outnumber them.
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The changes also face political resistance because they touch on difficult questions of national identity in countries where foreign workers outnumber citizens.
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This means that whereas there are more single women than men in big cities like Tokyo, bachelors outnumber spinsters in rural areas.
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Treating the issue means killing off the bugs you can't see, which will vastly outnumber the individuals spotted scurrying to and fro.
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At the same time, it looks different from shows past, as digital media — smartphone videos, Twitter outtakes, Instagram feeds — outnumber photographic prints.
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At the same time, is looks different from shows past as digital media — smartphone videos, Twitter outtakes, Instagram feeds — outnumber photographic prints.
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At the same time, it looks different from shows past because digital media — smartphone videos, Twitter outtakes, Instagram feeds — outnumber photographic prints.
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Since the district's boundaries were redrawn, Democrats now outnumber Republicans among registered voters, according to the New York State Board of Elections.
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"Overall, the China property market is just not leveraged," she said, stressing that household cash savings outnumber outstanding mortgages three to one.
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She pointed out to him the paucity of plays with multiple strong parts for women, who often outnumber men in undergraduate acting programs.
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Registered Republicans outnumber Democrats by a seven-point margin in the district, which went for Democrat Hillary Clinton in the 2016 presidential election.
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Republicans currently outnumber House Democrats 240-193 -- an edge that puts them well above the 218-seat majority needed to control the House.
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While we're still far from gender parity — men still outnumber women four to one in Congress — we're taking more steps in that direction.
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For the first time, Americans who say they identify with "no religion" now outnumber evangelicals and Catholics, according to one widely cited survey.
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But in a district where registered Republicans outnumber Democrats nearly two to one, Hunter, who had been in Congress since 2009, won anyway.
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Trump administration appointees to EPA's main advisory panel now outnumber past members by 26 to 19, according to the Union of Concerned Scientists.
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It doesn't matter if the movie they're reviewing is horror, comedy, animation, drama or any other genre— men's voices will still outnumber women's.
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"It is an area surrounded by beautiful mountains and the shining Bras d'Or lake where kayaks and canoes outnumber motorboats," the post reads.
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"The association is reinforced in primary school science textbooks, where images of men outnumber images of women by three to one," Belluz wrote.
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They had equally impressive turnouts at Tennessee and at Auburn, raising speculation that they could outnumber Florida fans in the neutral-site game.
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She's interviewing undergraduate men at an unnamed university, where the women outnumber men in classes and get higher grades, about their breadwinning expectations.
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As CNBC previously reported, in the restaurant industry, teen workers used to outnumber adults ages 55 and older by a 3:1 ratio.
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Slurs outnumber other words by at least a 2:1 ratio, which is bad enough, but the letter is unhinged and threatening, too.
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Men outnumber women by two to one on charities' boards, with young people and ethnic minorities under-represented, according to government-commissioned research.
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Hedge fund long positions outnumber shorts in Brent by more than 20:1, up from a ratio of 11:1 back in January.
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A reading below 100 indicates that the number of companies expecting deterioration in business conditions for the coming month outnumber those seeing improvement.
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The good news for the Democrats and progressives is that we significantly outnumber those that think Donald Trump is doing a good job.
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But Auterac said he expected domestic buyers to continue to outnumber international bidders as banks increase lending support for UK private investor borrowers.
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Over the past decade, technical skills have come to outnumber cognitive and non-cognitive skills combined in job descriptions across nearly all industries.
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Foreign workers outnumber the local workforce by nearly 10 to one and can be jailed or deported for forming unions or holding protests.
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That could make it difficult to recruit monitors in places like Philadelphia, where Democrats outnumber Republicans by a ratio of eight to one.
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According to one study, smartphones, which now outnumber people on Earth, are carried 22 hours a day by most people who own them.
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For example, studies on erectile dysfunction outnumber studies on premenstrual syndrome (PMS) by five to one even though more women suffer from PMS.
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The number of dead people on Facebook could outnumber the living within 50 years, according to analysis from the Oxford Internet Institute (OII).
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In urban Mecklenburg County, where Democrats outnumber Republicans nearly two to one, the number of registered voters has risen 5 percent since 2012.
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On some streets, empty lots -- overrun with tall grass and brush -- outnumber homes, giving pockets of inner-city Detroit a strangely rural feel.
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Though they had a similar ban on hoverboards last year, the number of people carrying a Galaxy Note7 could easily outnumber hoverboard users.
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That kind of unfettered immediacy poses some risks, but after years of honing his skills on the street, the hits outnumber the misses.
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No longer can the gap be dismissed with pat observations that women outnumber men in lower-paying jobs like teaching and social work.
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I've even seen some studies in which straight-identified people with a history of same-sex experiences outnumber all non-heterosexual identities combined.
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In previous years, the amount of opium seized in Afghanistan would far outnumber, by at least five times, the processed morphine and heroin.
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By some estimates, whereas Catholics in China outnumbered Protestants by 3 to 1 in 1949, today Protestants outnumber Catholics by 5 to 1.
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In fact there are only five countries where among students enrolled in science, technology, engineering and mathematics, or STEM programs, women outnumber men.
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In Bali, a province in Indonesia that has a population of more than four million people, healers outnumber doctors by four to one.
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And as in Super Tuesday states, voters over the age of 45 far outnumber the younger voters who favor Sanders by wide margins.
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International students outnumber homegrown talent two to one among newly graduated AI experts, driving American leadership in the critical and increasingly crowded field.
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But works by artists who learned from him — Ben Shahn, Philip Evergood, Thelma Johnson Streat, Xavier Gonzalez and Marion Greenwood — outnumber his own.
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In a county where Democrats outnumber Republicans by two-to-one, the presidency of Donald J. Trump has loomed large in the race.
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That's impressive for the Democrats, since Republican primary voters in the district outnumber Democratic primary voters by a margin of two to one.
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Independent business owners without a four-year degree now outnumber those with a bachelor's degree or higher, the SurveyMonkey small-business survey shows.
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In fact, uncounted unemployed men now outnumber official unemployed men who are actively looking for work by a ratio of almost 85033:1.
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By 2900, people over the age of 220006 will outnumber people under the age of 2202 for the first time in American history.
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By 2030, the number of people over the age of 60 globally was expected to outnumber children aged 0-9, the report said.
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Mr. Massey has a big hurdle running as a Republican in a city where registered Democrats outnumber registered Republicans by six to one.
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But he also noted Republicans still outnumber Democrats in his portion of Orange County, a sign that his campaign will be no cakewalk.
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Democrats, who make up 43% of the electorate, vastly outnumber Republicans here (23.6%), according to data from the Public Policy Institute of California.
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This points to the likelihood of a third consecutive year in which downgrades outnumber upgrades in this sector, possibly by a wide margin.
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While Muslims make up a small percentage of the primarily-Roman Catholic city, they significantly outnumber members of Canada's two main Protestant churches.
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A new study found that deaths now outnumber births among white people in more than half of American states, including North Carolina, above.
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We found that scenes where the average color is warm — that is, closer to red than blue — outnumber the ones with cold colors.
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Registered Democrats outnumber Republicans by about 15 percentage points statewide, and New Mexico hasn&apost elected back-to-back Republican administrations since the 1920s.
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"Democracy has sort of developed in young societies where young people outnumber old people quite substantially, but that's no longer the case," he says.
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According to a federal judge, that's because its district lines were drawn to make sure Native Americans, who outnumber whites here, never got control.
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The vote takes place at a 144-year-old property, The Balsams Grand Resort Hotel, where reporters in the room usually outnumber the voters.
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Senior military officials told BuzzFeed News that stashes of tramadol recovered from Islamist militants like Boko Haram often outnumber bullets found in their hideouts.
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But when you think about the sheer number of stars in the sky — and by the way, planets outnumber them — it's not so crazy.
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Six of the 7503 most circulated UK newspapers are tabloids, and tabloid publications like the Sun and Daily Mail outnumber traditional papers' daily circulation.
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In a city where Democrats outnumber Republicans 6 to 1, de Blasio has lashed out at Trump with increasingly frequency as Election Day approaches.
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Every year, the liberal speakers outnumber conservative speakers and it really is a sad thing because there are conservatives that actually do know things.
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In industries where men generally outnumber women — like construction and energy — the pay gap tends to be more stark, says Glassdoor economist Daniel Zhao.
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Image: Southeastern Pennsylvania Transit Authority's SEPTA Transit Police via APFor the first time ever, deaths in America due to heroin overdose outnumber gun homicides.
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Mr Zuckerberg expects migration from the online "town square" to a digital "living room" to continue; stories may soon outnumber posts on Facebook's newsfeed.
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University-educated women of working age outnumber men in all but three EU countries, as well as America and (among the young) South Korea.
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It's their experiences traveling and volunteering abroad that has shaped Rhett's next project: Supporting Outnumber Hunger, whose mission is to help feed local families.
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Will they continue to build on their growing coalition of minority voters, given that minority groups are expected to outnumber white Americans by 2055?
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Negative second-quarter outlooks outnumber positive ones by 27 to 27.9, while the average ratio for the prior four quarters is 1.9 to 1.
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Range Rovers seem to outnumber all the Havals, Changans and BYDs put together; you sometimes see nothing but a stream of Volkswagens and Toyotas.
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It now has more than 660 shops under the JCPenney umbrella, which still outnumber the 500 standalone stores it has opened across the Americas.
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Meanwhile, some areas in the Columbus, Ohio region suffer from the opposite problem — pockets where low-wage job seekers outnumber the appropriate positions available.
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THANKS to the exponential power of Moore's law, the electronic components that run modern computers vastly outnumber all the leaves on the Earth's trees.
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Negative second-quarter outlooks outnumber positive ones by 3.8 to 1, while the average ratio for the prior four quarters is 1.9 to 1.
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During the service the pope spoke in Italian and English, which is widely spoken in the UAE where expatriates outnumber Emiratis nine to one.
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On the NYMEX exchange, bets by speculators on higher prices now outnumber bets on lower prices by 2000,240 contracts, equivalent to 1.4 million ounces.
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The tone is masculine but modern enough to make women feel comfortable; this may be the rare steakhouse where the women outnumber the men.
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President Donald Trump's election has sparked a spike in enthusiasm and civic engagement among Democrats, who outnumber Republicans in declared House candidates this year.
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The changes also did not protect Google's contract workers, a group known internally as TVCs, who reportedly outnumber full-time employees at the company.
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Those who think global warming is happening outnumber those who think it isn't by more than a 5-to-1 ratio, the report found.
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White children under the age of 212 outnumber black and Latino children of the same age in the new zone, according to census data.
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Funds' long positions in gasoline outnumber shorts by 105 million barrels, up from a recent low of 78 million at the end of June.
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By an informal count of the roughly two hundred attendees there to see Cruz speak on caucus day, women appeared to outnumber the men.
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With only light afternoon traffic in the vicinity of the convention, police officers and Secret Service agents seemed on some corners to outnumber pedestrians.
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They say if women were to gain nationality rights, it would mean Muslims would further outnumber Christians, threatening the existence of Christians in Lebanon.
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And the mayor did little on Tuesday to jeopardize his standing in a city where Democrats outnumber Republicans by a six-to-one margin.
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Simple answer: predominately high-income Democratic professionals in technology, finance and law who now outnumber Republicans in presidential voting in the top income brackets.
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That concentration of cemeteries accounts for why the dead in Queens, at over five million, outnumber the living by more than two to one.
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Much like in the broader state of Connecticut, Democratic voters in Danbury far outnumber Republican ones, yet Boughton has been elected there nine times.
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The British debutantes and their middle-class peers recruited to work at the secret Bletchley Park code-breaking operation came to outnumber the men.
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Many saw that election as a suburban referendum on the record of President Trump in a county where Democrats outnumber Republicans two-to-one.
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And yet, even in a county where Democrats outnumber Republicans 250 to 285, only two Democratic county executives have led Westchester since the 20103s.
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Registered Democrats still outnumber Republicans by a wide margin there, and respondents have a favorable opinion of Mr. Ojeda, 35 percent to 21 percent.
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VANCOUVER — In the pot-friendly city of Vancouver, illegal marijuana dispensaries outnumber Starbucks outlets, and among the most popular is Weeds, Glass and Gifts.
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Now Republicans outnumber Democrats, but to keep it simple, I'm just going to say that half of the 600 women are in Republican families.
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The company relies on a massive group of contractors, temporary employees, and vendors, which are believed to outnumber full-time employees at the company.
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Democrats outnumber Republicans in New York by a more than two-to-one margin, and a Republican has not won statewide office since Gov.
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S&P's negative outlooks now outnumber positive ones 33-to-7 or a ratio of 4:1, while for Fitch it is 6:1.
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The public also isn't on board, with opinion polls in recent years indicate casino opponents outnumber supporters by around 65 percent to 30 percent.
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CreditCreditRicardo Labougle SHEEP OUTNUMBER PEOPLE in New Zealand, and for centuries, that was also true in the Cotswolds, the seat of England's wool industry.
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Deadly collisions among large commercial ships have become extremely rare, even though large freighters and tankers vastly outnumber naval vessels on the high seas.
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Consider this: Enten's analysis shows that among Democrats who use Twitter, those under 50 outnumber the overall population of Democrats by almost 20 points.
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At 0.53, the ratio is at its lowest and "most complacent" level since 2012, Suttmeier said, meaning that bullish bets disproportionately outnumber bearish ones.
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Women having babies in their 30s now outnumber the amount giving birth in their 20s, according to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention data.
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Right now, the polls show just a 60 percent job approval rate in the city where Democrats outnumber Republicans by nearly seven-to-one.
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More pigs than people in Denmark Pigs now outnumber people in Denmark: 215 pigs per 100 people, according to new statistics released by Eurostat.
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Those wanting U.S. Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein to stay outnumber those who want him out by a margin of almost two-to-one.
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Google has hired so many contractors in recent years that they now outnumber full-time employees (the company has about 90,000 full-time employees).
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The doubly disadvantaged far outnumber the privileged poor, and the way these college are recruiting low-income students is helping to obscure this fact.
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This week he unveiled his vision for NEOM, a shining city on the Red Sea where entrepreneurs will draft the rules and robots outnumber people.
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The CNN media reporter was, as the kids say, "ratioed," which is when negative comments far outnumber the likes and retweets on a particular tweet.
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Long positions outnumber short ones by more than 26:1, up from just 2:1 in late January, one of the largest imbalances on record.
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Registered Democrats outnumber Republicans by a 3-1 margin in the county that picked President Barack Obama by a lopsided margin in the 2012 election.
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At its peak membership UAW claimed 1.5 million members while today that number is closer to 400,803 and retired members outnumber working ones by 180,000.
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But internet users elsewhere, who already handily outnumber those in the developed world and China put together, make up only 39% of their countries' populations.
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In 2012 Amazon began to allow Chinese businesses to start selling through its marketplace programme, which fulfils third-party orders; they now outnumber American firms.
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Amidst political instability, armed poachers and rebels -- who have been warring in the park for the past 20 years -- outnumber park rangers ten to one.
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With millennial and Generation X adults poised to outnumber baby boomers in 210, Cooley sees a niche market waiting to be tapped on college campuses.
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Data: Partnership for Public Service; Chart: Andrew Witherspoon / Axios The kicker: Federal IT employees over 60 outnumber those under 30 by nearly 5 to 1.
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Voters identifying as independents now outnumber those who identify as Republicans or Democrats, and the share of independents in the electorate has been rising steadily.
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Even if white-owned businesses outnumber black-owned businesses on Edgewood, he says it's still among the most diverse business corridors and neighborhoods in Atlanta.
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Hedge fund long positions outnumber short positions by a ratio of 228:217, but that come down from a ratio of 703:270 on Feb.
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There are only about 30 whales in this population and males outnumber females by a 2-to-1 or 3-to-1 ratio, Crance said.
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This marked the first time that bearish investors did not outnumber bullish ones since April 17, 2017, according to the bank's latest Treasury client survey.
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The big wake-up call for the team was seeing data a few years ago that showed that mobile searches would soon outnumber desktop queries.
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Annual highway fatalities in the United States outnumber annual combat deaths throughout the Vietnam War (as well as the wars in Iraq, Afghanistan and Korea).
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In a field where Democratic journalists outnumber their Republican counterparts by at least four to one, each party is certainly sensitive about partisan media bias.
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Independent voters now outnumber Republicans in California, according to an analysis cited by The Sacramento Bee, and have become the state's second-biggest voting bloc.
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Community health centers that strive to improve access to quality healthcare for women outnumber Planned Parenthood clinics by a startling margin of 85033 to 1.
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However, when the Norteamericanos began to outnumber Mexicans in the territory and U.S. Imperialist interests won, most native New Mexicans found themselves displaced and landless.
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Google's temporary workers outnumber its force of full-time employees, according to a New York Times report, and the tech giant relies heavily upon them.
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" Hall tells PEOPLE now, "I am embracing the advice and the wisdom and the love and support from other parents, because they outnumber the shamers.
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They don't outnumber humanity, but with cattle in this country topping out at about 1,300 pounds apiece, their footprint on the planet easily outweighs ours.
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But the pipeline still narrows for women all the way up to the chairman's office, even in fields like art history, where women outnumber men.
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By age 85, women outnumber men by 2 to 1 and a majority of centenarians are women, according to the Merrill Lynch/Age Wave study.
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Muslims, we hear at rallies for the Alternative for Germany and France's National Front, will soon outnumber non-Muslims in Europe and impose Shariah law.
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Porter, a rising star among progressives, is running for reelection in an Orange County-area swing district where Republicans still outnumber Democrats in voter registration.
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The 2000nd Congressional District, straddling the Nassau and Suffolk County border, was redrawn in 23 so that registered Democrats now outnumber Republicans by some 5,000.
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One health expert told The Times it was likely that preventable deaths from other causes could ultimately outnumber the lives saved by treating coronavirus patients.
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According to recent data compiled by the lobbying firm Mehlman Castagnetti Rosen & Thomas, Democratic women could soon outnumber the party's white men in the House.
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"Logically, it must implode, because the have-nots are going to outnumber the haves, and they are going to come looking for them," Carter said.
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Hedge fund long positions outnumber short positions in WTI by a ratio of almost 13:1, up from less than 6:1 two weeks ago.
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The latest Investors Intelligence poll of professional newsletter editors saw bulls outnumber bears by 66.7 percent to 12.7 percent, the biggest spread since April 1986.
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Even in my current competitive gym, which has arguably the largest female squad in the country, men still outnumber us six or seven to one.
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And while these babies just barely outnumber their white peers — 22000,995,102 to 1,982,938, respectively — the difference has been steadily growing over the past few years.
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At the same time, the tech industry continues to struggle with its own racial and gender issues, where white men still vastly outnumber all others.
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Those can far outnumber the ones coming from lower-income minority families, so even though seats are given out by lottery, the population can quickly shift.
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Fascist dictator Benito Mussolini tried to settle thousands of ethnic Italians there in the 1920s, but German-speakers still outnumber Italians by around two to one.
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At this rate, experts predict that the number of deaths from 210/113 diseases will outnumber the almost 211,24 people who died on September 21, 2001.
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Their bets on higher gold prices on the COMEX exchange now outnumber wagers on lower prices by 229,681 contracts, the most in more than a year.
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Oxford University researchers published a paper that found the dead "may well outnumber the living" on the social media platform before the end of the century.
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Then there's the fact that women outnumber men among registered voters, and have turned out in higher numbers than men in every presidential election since 1980.
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It's probably too soon to say that Darié and Soldevilla were the best of the 10, because their works so outnumber everyone else's in the show.
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Unusually given the population of 40 million is predominantly conservative Muslim, most of the protesters are women, who appear to outnumber men by two to one.
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At its most extreme, trichotillomania is a debilitating condition and can result in permanent hair loss – and female adult sufferers outnumber men by three to one.
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The expansion of foreign-dominated Islam in Europe shows no sign of abating, even though the continent's native-born Muslims will soon outnumber its immigrant ones.
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The latter indicator, though, reflected a statistical quirk in which the headline rate can move higher if re-entrants to the labor force outnumber jobs created.
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Now the purrs are starting to outnumber the sad looks, and Duchess has traded a lethargic and low-energy attitude for a mischievous and spunky one.
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For the first time in history, according to a study by Georgetown University, American workers who have a four-year college degree outnumber those who don't.
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Churches outnumber restaurants 11-to-1 in the Goose, providing a lens into the intersection of violence and faith in one of America's most spiritual cities.
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At this rate, experts predict that the number of deaths from 9/93 diseases will outnumber the almost 3,000 people who died on September 11, 211.
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Perhaps more contractors, who already massively outnumber the Marines we saw on the base in Helmand, to spread the training burden and reduce the military's exposure.
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Pennsylvania Democrats also won a majority on the suburban Chester County Board of Commissioners, a county where Republicans outnumber Democrats, for the first time in history.
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Fund managers' long positions outnumber their short ones by a record ratio of 12.5:1, according to an analysis of records published by regulators and exchanges.
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While registered Democrats outnumber Republicans in this district, Trump carried it by 10 points, which was a wider margin than Romney's seven-point win in 2012.
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Between Mr. Giuliani and Mr. Trump, their marriages outnumber the Clintons' six to one, with no shortage of the miseries that go along with domestic wreckage.
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But the number of objects that dehumanize African-Americans far outnumber those of any other group; Mammies, Piccaninnies, Sambos, Sapphires, Jezebels, Toms, Coons were an industry.
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Kolodny, who was not involved in the study, pointed to states such as Oklahoma, where overdose deaths from prescription opioids still outnumber heroin and fentanyl deaths.
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"Breadth has faltered recently, but breakouts continue to outnumber breakdowns supporting a year-end rally," said Katie Stockton, chief technical strategist at BTIG, in a note.
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Once the boars reached the island they've been destroying crops, and locals are concerned that on Pulau Besar the boars might soon outnumber the human inhabitants.
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Subscriptions to The New York Times and The Washington Post have soared since Trump's election, and Americans who oppose the president outnumber those who adore him.
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Instead, it will help ensure families receive comprehensive care and treatment from facilities offering a wide range of health care services, which far outnumber abortion clinics.
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In a town where tumbleweeds and rattlesnakes outnumber humans, Bork has found a niche to create a business that feeds his culinary and artistic communities alike.
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They calculated that if a zombie epidemic were to break out in a city of 500,000 people, zombies will outnumber the living in about three days.
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The potentially high turnout — coupled with the fact that registered Democrats in Connecticut outnumber Republicans 22001 to 23 — could catapult a Democrat into the governor's office.
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Protests have grown in size and frequency, and polls show Australians who oppose the mine outnumber those who support it by more than two-to-one.
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The institute has found that bias persists even though women outnumber men at colleges and are being granted more advanced degrees in various disciplines than men.
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Fungi outnumber plants by about 6 to 1; there are two million to four million fungal species, though only about 140,000 have been named so far.
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I'm a millennial voter, a part of a generation that, as we continue to outnumber baby boomers, is able to exercise increasing power in the electorate.
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Registered Latino voters who don't turn out — and nonregistered voters who are eligible — vastly outnumber the share of Latinos who do vote in Arizona, Valencia said.
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Everyone is wearing a mask, including the croupiers, waitresses and security guards -- who happen to vastly outnumber the scattered customers gambling at blackjack and roulette tables.
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President Trump arrived Tuesday to hold a rally in the state — his first there since taking office — where registered Democrats outnumber Republicans by a million voters.
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The district is considered a challenge for Democrats: Despite a creeping increase in registered Democratic voters in recent years, Republicans still outnumber Democrats by nearly 50,13.
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Every major industry lobbies for its interests, but congressional aides said that lobbyists for pharmaceutical companies were special: They outnumber the lobbyists for many other industries.
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In the Southeast, voter engagement is surging in large metros like Miami-Dade in South Florida and Atlanta where Democrats outnumber Republicans by double-digit margins.
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Two-thirds of the deaths in 2016 were homicides, although the U.S. is among wealthy countries where suicides by gun outnumber gun killings, the study found.
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Throughout Namibia, monuments and cemeteries commemorating the German occupiers still outnumber those honoring the victims of genocide, a concrete reminder of the lasting imbalance of power.
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He speaks of God and gratitude, demonstrating that if we look at our lives through the right lens, we see blessings everywhere, and they outnumber obstacles.
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Democrat Hillary Clinton carried the district in 22008 by about 9 points, although registered Republicans still outnumber Democrats in the Orange County portion of the district.
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Outside the camps, there are only three female teachers in all 93 schools of the Wadi Fira department, and boys outnumber girls, said state inspector Tom.
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And according to new figures released by the Spanish government, the number of slaughtered pigs, at 50 million, outnumber the country's population of 46.5 million. 20.
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Tech cycles and financial market corrections are often part of a long-term secular bull market where buyers outnumber sellers over an extended period of time.
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In a district where Democratic voters heavily outnumber Republicans, Tuesday's winner will have a virtual lock on taking Rangel's vacated seat in the House of Representatives.
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Hundreds of millions of people watch competitive gaming, known as eSports, and in the U.S. already outnumber NHL viewers, according to a March report by Bernstein Research.
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Portfolio managers' long positions now outnumber short ones by 35:1 in gasoline and 11:1 in crude, but just 3:1 in middle distillates (tmsnrt.rs/2XX4fyy).
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Despite moves by Fascist dictator Benito Mussolini to settle thousands of ethnic Italians there in the 1920s, German speakers still outnumber Italians by around two to one.
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"I have had it with this behavior ... We are smarter, we are resolute and we outnumber the hatemongers by far," Dean John Hutchinson said in the statement.
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Brown tree snakes are taking over Guam — in fact, they outnumber humans on the island 10 to 1, and they've taken a major toll on its ecosystem.
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Although men still outnumber women behind bars, the rate of female imprisonment has outpaced that of men by more than 21 percent over the last three decades.
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There are various hypothetical candidates that could explain dark matter which, if it exists, should outnumber regular matter by a factor of five to six to one.
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Astrocytes are large, non-neuronal, star-shaped cells that make up much of the white matter of the brain and greatly outnumber neurons in the gray matter.
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Long positions in Brent and WTI outnumber short ones by a ratio of almost 8:27, up from less than 2:1 at the start of January.
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Under the challenged map, only five of the state's 18 congressional districts are represented by Democrats — despite the fact that registered Democrats outnumber Republicans in the state.
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Under the map, only five of the state's 18 congressional districts are represented by Democrats — despite the fact that registered Democrats outnumber Republicans in the swing state.
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The draft law he unveiled says that, whatever the turnout, if those voting in favour outnumber those against, within 48 hours the Catalan parliament will declare independence.
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Like many of Facebook's regular users, I have mostly decamped for the company's superior product, Instagram, where fuzzy llamas and babies with thigh-folds outnumber political rants.
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CPCs outnumber abortion clinics in America by about 3,000 to 800, and California's 200 or so CPCs misleadingly "pose as full-service women's health clinics", legislators concluded.
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The eight counter-demonstrators were among a crowd that appeared to outnumber by nearly 10 to 1 those wearing "White Lives Matter" shirts and waving Confederate flags.
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Larry Hogan in 2018, when he's expected to be vulnerable thanks to President Donald Trump's deep unpopularity in a state where Democrats outnumber Republicans two-to-one.
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This year, millennials are poised to overtake Baby Boomers as the largest generation in the U.S., and already, they outnumber all other generations in the labor force.
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The number of open call options on the VIX outnumber put options by nearly four-to-one, among the highest ever, according to data provider Trade Alert.
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They also favor keeping and improving ObamaCare over repealing it by a margin of 18 points, and gun control supporters outnumber gun rights supporters by 15 points.
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The number of voters who register without a party preference has risen by 1.4 million; for the first time in state history, nonaffiliated voters outnumber registered Republicans.
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In London, cold-pressed juice shops seem to outnumber Starbucks, and an artisanal porridge cafe, 26 Grains, has become a destination for members of the glamour industries.
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The race is expected to be a close one in a state where registered Democrats outnumber registered Republicans, but where Republicans have recently dominated the state government.
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And, perhaps uniquely, the lords even outnumber their counterparts in the House of Commons, which is now fixed at 650 members and soon will have just 600.
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Bullish long positions now outnumber bearish short ones by a ratio approaching 7:1, up from less than 2:1 at the start of January (tmsnrt.rs/2VPrFFO).
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Long positions in Brent and WTI outnumber short ones by a ratio of almost 8:1, up from less than 2:1 at the start of January.
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Google has hired so many contractors in recent years that they now outnumber full-time employees, according to Bloomberg (the company has about 90,000 full-time employees).
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Google's temporary workers reportedly outnumber its force of full-time employees, but the "shadow workforce" experiences roadblocks and degraded overall treatment when compared to full-time workers.
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Yet when it comes to being the creative director of a grand design house or starting a splashy e-commerce brand, the boys still outnumber the girls.
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This kind of excess is wrapped up in the fact that the people who want to own Supreme far outnumber the people who can actually buy it.
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Members of Congress meeting constituents in their district this week are likely to encounter an unusual dynamic: Obamacare supporters who suddenly seem to outnumber the law's opponents.
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Or do their differences far outnumber their similarities, in that she's a black woman as earnest about personal improvement as he is convinced of his superhuman perfection?
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"If the number of people who have it and need intensive care outnumber our ability to provide intensive care … that's where you overwhelm the system," said Sen.
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Registered Democrats outnumber Republicans five to four in Pennsylvania, but in the last three congressional elections under the old maps, Republicans won 13 of 18 House districts.
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Indian officials have privately dismissed that assertion, suggesting that Indians outnumber Chinese three to one at the point of confrontation, but they have said nothing in public.
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Soon, Earth may be blanketed by tens of thousands of satellites, and they'll greatly outnumber the approximately 9,000 stars that are visible to an unaided human eye.
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If just a couple of them go on to grow their businesses into S&P 1500 companies, we might someday soon see women outnumber CEOs named John.
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Mr. Maboko, 45, never thought he would feel at home in a place like the Panhandle, where cattle outnumber people by a significant margin in some counties.
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That young women earn higher salaries should hardly be surprising; education is the key to a bigger paycheck and women significantly outnumber men on U.S. college campuses.
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In states like Alabama, North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia — all influential in the primary — black women under 54 outnumber black men of the same age group.
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Smartphones and smart speakers that use digital assistants like Amazon's Alexa or Apple's Siri are set to outnumber people by 2021, according to the research firm Ovum.
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Though active registered Republicans outnumber Democrats in Utah by more than three to one, Mr. Trump won only 45 percent of the vote in Utah in 2016.
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The number of Facebook profiles for the dead may outnumber living members on the website within fifty years, according to researchers at the Oxford Internet Institute (OII).
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The number of Democratic women who hope to run this election cycle has dipped slightly, compared to 23 — though they still outnumber Republicans nearly one to three.
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This isn't to say that Democrats should all join the DSA or start deferring to socialists on all policy questions — liberals still tremendously outnumber socialists, after all.
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Jones wrote in an email that, according to the new General Society Survey data, "today, the religiously unaffiliated outnumber white evangelical Protestants" by nearly 7 percentage points.
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Those who are strongly against impeaching and removing the President from office outnumber the strongly for impeaching and removing the President from office crowd by 45% to 36%.
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Men outnumber women by more than 2109-to-1 among top aides to President Trump so far, according to the White House and an analysis by USA TODAY.
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Long positions outnumber short ones by a margin of 7:1 across the petroleum complex but 13:1 in Brent and a record 39:1 in U.S. gasoline.
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Hospitalists now outnumber any other specialty in internal medicine and they care for approximately three in every four patients in U.S. hospitals, researchers note in JAMA Internal Medicine.
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Under the challenged map, only 5 of the state's 18 congressional districts are represented by Democrats — despite the fact that registered Democrats outnumber Republicans in the swing state.
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Day Two: July 19, 2016 As media and police continued to outnumber protestors, individuals and small groups took to the streets to try to make their voices heard.
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ACROSS the Western world, women greatly outnumber men in lower-level jobs, such as clerical and administrative positions, whereas managerial and senior jobs are mostly held by men.
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For the first time in modern history, men outnumber women in many European countries, a trend which is causing demographic experts and policy makers across Europe mild concern.
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It seems he'll be in good company at U.S. Bank Stadium — Eagles fans are expected to outnumber Patriots fans at a ratio of 3 to 2 on Sunday.
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The survey suggests that liberal staffers outnumber conservatives by a ratio of 12 to 1, which is much more ideologically lopsided than the professoriate or the student body.
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Although prescription opioid and heroin deaths in the US far outnumber those from cocaine, there was a 1.6-fold rise in deaths from cocaine between 2010 and 2015.
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Long positions still outnumber shorts by a ratio of more than 9:1, leaving the market stretched, but that is down from almost 14:1 at the peak.
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Research shows that the generation, projected to outnumber baby boomers in 2030, respond to marketing that's relevant and authentic, and reflects the diversity they see in their communities.
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Microplastic particles outnumber larval fish in the slicks by a factor of seven to one, and dissections of the larvae reveal that many have plastic in their bellies.
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Greene and his allies face an uphill fight defeating the proposed cuts, in part because "no" votes must outnumber not just votes in favor, but also non-votes.
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Twenty percent of members of the current Congress are women -- the most ever -- but men still vastly outnumber women in elected offices, no matter what happens in November.
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For places like Worsted Lodge — a sparsely populated area where farm animals easily outnumber residents — drones could fill an underserved niche of people with limited access to stores.
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And, in a city where Democrats outnumber Republicans by seven to one, in many of these heavily black, lower-income divisions the Democratic advantage is even more stark.
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Steven Greenberg, a Siena pollster, said that Mr. Trump's showing made sense, given that registered Democrats outnumber registered Republicans in New York by more than 2 to 1.
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Notably, the portraits of Frida Kahlo captured by famous photographers — Edward Weston, Lola Álvarez Bravo, Tina Modotti, and Nickolas Muray — far outnumber the paintings by the artist herself.
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Once the zombies start to outnumber the living, a voiceover sleepily muses on whether the undead brought the apocalypse upon themselves with their mindless consumption during their lives.
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"As a Dyslexic, I find it fascinating that the Dyslexic sharks outnumber the non Dyslexic sharks," John tweeted in January, including guest Shark Richard Branson in his count.
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Registered Democrats actually outnumber Republicans in the state by a significant margin, though many of those Democrats are conservatives who have tended to vote Republican in recent years.
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The so-called "decline to state" voters — who register to vote without choosing a party affiliation — for the first time outnumber Republicans, according to figures released last week.
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In a country where men outnumber women by tens of millions, the "Fall in Love Emotional Education" school offers instruction in grooming, dressing and, critically, making an approach.
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Focus was created in 2012 with a singular purpose: to split off Gardendale's schools from the 36,000-student Jefferson County school district, where black students outnumber white ones.
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Hogs currently outnumber people in the state seven to one, and with two new major processing plants coming on-line, the industry is expected to expand even further.
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Those numbers reflect a tight labor market where job openings fell in November to their lowest level since February 2018 but still outnumber the unemployed by a million.
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In addition, women now outnumber men in college, a majority of American moms are in the workforce, and in 40 percent of households those women are the breadwinners.
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Lincoln County police officers and highway patrol seemed to outnumber actual attendees in the range of two-to-one, patrolling the perimeter of Rachel with little to do.
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Among reporters, men often outnumber women, in some cases by significant amounts: three to one in the Washington bureau and in sports, almost two to one in metro.
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Long positions outnumber their short positions by a ratio of 2510:2222, up from a recent low of just 28:103 on June 210, displaying a pronounced bullish bias.
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We dine and sit near "Worcester Beach"—a dismal patch of man-made water where it's illegal to swim and lifeguards outnumber residents—as Laetitia does a phone interview.
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Accounts also called for fellow Instagram users to caption wholesome posts with the tag #escty and #ripbianca to outnumber the photos of her dead body in the searchable tag.
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That, combined with the fact that a record number of women are running for Congress in 2018, could mean that women will outnumber white male House Democrats in 2019.
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At the sprawling monastery of Da Zhao in the provincial capital of Hohhot, tourists now outnumber devotees (nevertheless, in case of problems, a SWAT team waits around the corner).
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For example, those who view Obama as one of the worst American presidents outnumber those who view him as one of the best by nearly a 3-1 margin.
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Google's Shadow Work Force: Temps Who Outnumber Full-Time Employees Daisuke Wakabayashi examines some of the consequences that Google's massive shift to contract labor has had on the company.
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Celestial imagery suggests Saturn's influence on our lives, while playboy cartoons and photos of animals outnumber the Winehouse pictures (perhaps suggesting the singer's dissipated lifestyle — and if so, weakly).
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Google has an internal team called Project Zero, whose task is to identify and weed out vulnerabilities in Android, but those seem to continuously outnumber and outpace Google's efforts.
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In all, vape and tobacco stores sell about 20 times as many e-cigarettes to minors as convenience stores — even though convenience stores outnumber them by 15 to 1.
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It's an approach that aligns with the way young people do activism, and given that millennials now outnumber baby boomers, its a generation organizations need to survive and thrive.
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Those who strongly favor the changes outnumber those who are strongly opposed by about a 53-to-1 margin: 43% say they are strongly in favor, 21% strongly opposed.
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Helping to drive platinum down is a massive shift in speculative bets on lower prices, which outnumber bets on higher prices on NYMEX for the first time since 2806.31.
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In the fight week press conference, where again the fighters had to be kept apart by security, Haye called Bellew supporters—who understandably greatly outnumber Haye fans—"fucking retards".
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The sentiment index for big non-manufacturers slipped to plus 28 in March from plus 230, according to the poll, though a positive number means optimists still outnumber pessimists.
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Democrats now outnumber Republicans on Long Island, a once unthinkable development in a traditional conservative stronghold where voters backed every Republican presidential candidate, bar two, from 1900 to 1988.
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A progressive darling, Jumaane D. Williams, won re-election as New York City public advocate, no surprise in a city where registered Democrats outnumber Republicans almost seven to one.
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Advertising hoardings for the opposition People's Democratic Party (PDP) featuring Abubakar's smiling face alongside that of Obi outnumber those for Buhari in the southeastern cities of Onitsha and Enugu.
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According to a 2013 report from the ASPCA, black animals may outnumber animals of other colors, but they're actually the most commonly adopted group, more than any other color.
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If SpaceX gets the go-ahead, the company's planned fleet of Starlink internet satellites could soon outnumber all the spacecraft humanity has ever launched by nearly five-to-one.
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Home health aides, who need no formal educational credentials and whose median annual wage is $21,850, now significantly outnumber better-paid and better-educated licensed nurses (median wage: $2401,21970).
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These Democrats are on a ballot where a majority of voters will employ the straight-ticket option, in a district where Republican voters outnumber Democrats by a substantial margin.
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Why are the Afghan forces, who local security officials say outnumber the insurgents at least five to one and receive air support, struggling so badly in a strategic province?
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For hiring intentions, the firms planning higher employment continued to outnumber those expecting a smaller workforce, but the margin declined to 12 percentage points from 28 points in October.
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The world's population is growing and ageing – by 2020 , for the first time ever, the number of people aged 60 years and older will outnumber children younger than five.
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In a state as deeply conservative as Alabama — Republicans outnumber Democrats in the state about five to three — the victory means Moore will almost certainly be Alabama's next senator.
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As recently as 10 years ago, Hispanic voters in Florida were split evenly between Republicans and Democrats; now, among Hispanics, Democratic voter registrations outnumber Republican ones by about 200,000.
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It's been met with protests nearly everywhere it stops, with those against Williams tending to outnumber his supporters—leading his campaign to cancel a planned stop in Athens, Georgia.
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It&aposs an example of dogpiling, a type of online harassment where, on Twitter, someone&aposs replies outnumber likes and retweets, and are mostly filled with repetitive, hurtful comments.
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Jim Boult, the mayor of Queenstown, a popular ski resort town where visitors outnumber locals 34 to 1, said he was glad the government was aware of the problem.
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In a state as deeply conservative as Alabama — Republicans outnumber Democrats in the state about five to three — that means they're almost certainly choosing the state's next senator too.
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Mr. Lamont's campaign looked to portray Mr. Stefanowski as an acolyte of President Trump, who remains out of favor in a state where Democrats outnumber Republicans five to three.
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Indeed, their willingness to associate with a culture that had hate and murder at its core excludes them from the community of loyal Americans who so vastly outnumber them.
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In Iowa, where pigs outnumber people seven to one, hog and grain farmer Jamie Schmidt voted for Trump in part on his promise to cut regulatory burdens for businesses.
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It has also fueled calls for bolder change, including among nuns, who outnumber priests in the Amazon and often carry out the bulk of missionary work in remote areas.
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There's a camaraderie you wouldn't ordinarily find, say at a phone drive or rally open to the general scruff of journalists who sometimes outnumber actual participants at those events.
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It's very possible the pro-choicers will outnumber the Planned Parenthood opponents on Saturday — but you may not always be able to tell just from driving by a clinic.
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They say that Planned Parenthood's public funding can simply be diverted somewhere else — to the nation's many community health centers, for instance, which vastly outnumber Planned Parenthood clinics nationwide.
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And, even though active funds outnumber passive ones by 8 to 1, passive funds brought in $576 billion more in assets than active funds in 2015 — primarily in U.S. equities.
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Nationwide, primary care doctors outnumber nurse practitioners (NPs) by a wide margin, with almost 244,000 physicians in this field as of 2016 compared with about 123,000 NPs in primary care.
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His oft-repeated assurances that people will be able to say, "Merry Christmas!" again portrays Christians as the victims of atheists, agnostics, Jews, and Muslims (all of whom they outnumber).
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Democrats outnumber Republicans in Pennsylvania by about 57 percent to 43 percent, not including independents, so the F&M party sampling is about in line with the state's party breakdown.
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Currently, Iceland's population is 373,000 — so this year will mark the first time in history that American tourists to Iceland will outnumber Iceland's population (represented by the dotted line below).
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Bullish long positions outnumber bearish short positions by a ratio of almost 28:1 but the ratio has dropped from more than 10:1 just four weeks ago (tmsnrt.rs/2mHKHQA).
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Bacteria, amoeba, archaea found on hydrothermal vents, single-celled algae, and other unicellular organisms outnumber us multicellular types and have existed on the planet at least 2 billion years longer.
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Given that older Americans are projected to outnumber children for the first time in history by 2030, according to U.S. census data, Cagney clearly sees the writing on the wall.
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Mobile subscribers are expected to outnumber those with electricity or running water at home by 2020, by which time the ITU hopes three-fifths of the world will be netizens.
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Thanks to the Great Recession, nontraditional students—those who are over 25, fully independent, a single parent, enrolled part-time, or without a high school diploma—now outnumber traditional students.
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The context helps account for why, when it comes to the male victims of the Finnmark witchcraft trials, Sámi men outnumber Norwegian men, making up 68 percent of the victims.
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This doesn't mean there are no men in the crowd—they're there, it's just that they don't vastly outnumber the women quite like they do in every other sporting audience.
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Karin Fjellander, a Swedish soprano who graduated from the Gothenburg University College of Opera seven years ago, states that female singers consistently outnumber their male peers from secondary school upwards.
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As a result, long positions outnumber short ones by a ratio of more than 10:1, not far below the record ratio of 12:1 set almost two months ago.
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It was difficult and it was frustrating and frightening but eventually attitudes changed and though men still far outnumber women, we are productive, respected members of a beautifully diverse workforce.
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And he wanted to demonstrate to national Republicans that he could win crossover support from women, Hispanics, black voters and Democrats, even in a state where they far outnumber Republicans.
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Largely because women outnumber men in college these days and are more likely to pursue a graduate degree, they are the ones who end up with the bigger loan balances.
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While Republicans have recruited a record-breaking number of women to run for office, they are still lagging behind Democratic women, who far outnumber their Republican counterparts on Capitol Hill.
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The neighborhood he returned to, Molenbeek, is a working-class district, where mosques outnumber churches, cafes specialize in scalding hot tea vibrant with fresh mint and many women wear hijab.
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Hispanic Texans are set to outnumber non-Hispanic whites in the Lone Star State as soon as 22019, according to new data released by the U.S. Census Bureau on Thursday.
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In the new poll, 56% of Americans say they disapprove of the President's job performance, but those who "strongly disapprove" (48%) outnumber those who "strongly approve" (24%) two to one.
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It is the first time men will outnumber women on the Women in Securitization panel since the first one was held at the ABS East conference in Miami in 2015.
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Every summer, the most popular European destinations get stuffed to the gills with tourists, who outnumber locals by many multiples, turning hot spots into sweaty, selfie-stick-clogged, "Disneyfied" towns.
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But those qualities — in a district where Republicans outnumber Democrats by 30,000 voters — are precisely why many progressive groups upstate have given their stamp of approval to Mr. Brindisi, 39.
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The opioid epidemic has ravaged communities around the nation — deaths from overdoses now outnumber deaths from car crashes — prompting President Trump to establish a federal task force and, on Oct.
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More broadly, across populations, although men far outnumber women in jails and prisons, the growth rate for female incarceration has been twice as high as that of men since 1980.
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He doubled down on his theory that the number of people who would die by suicide in a recession or depression would outnumber those who could die of the virus.
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It feels fitting that the women outnumber the men here, who are rounded out by Wheeler's boss, Michael (Troy West), who is so creepily sexist he makes Wheeler look saintly.
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And as if this weren't bad enough, the US Census Bureau just reported that for the first time in our country's history, people over 65 will outnumber children by 2035.
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In some parts of the United States government, contractors from Booz Allen and other companies outnumber federal employees, contributing to the increasingly hazy line between government work and private enterprise.
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Although registered Democrats still outnumber Republicans, elected officials there must be ever mindful of their right flank, said the political consultant Jerry Skurnik, who counts Mr. McMahon among his clients.
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Although registered Democrats still outnumber Republicans, elected officials there must be ever mindful of their right flank, said the political consultant Jerry Skurnik, who counts Mr. McMahon among his clients.
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Bullish long positions outnumber bearish short positions by a ratio of more than 7:1, down from a peak of almost 14:1 in mid-April, but still exceptionally high.
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Google has faced criticism for its use of temporary, vendor, and contract workers, which outnumber full-time employees at the company, but may have significantly lower wages and fewer benefits.
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If "experienced Washington hand" were the best formula for winning elections, then Hillary Clinton would have won in 2016, and veteran senators would outnumber young governors among successful presidential candidates.
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The overcrowding has gone on for so long, and the detainees outnumber the guards by so many, that a tacit agreement between officials and jailhouse gangs has become the rule.
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Because the poor vastly outnumber the propertied rich — so the argument goes — if allowed to vote, the poor might gang up at the ballot box to wipe out the wealthy.
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In one recent study of the 2016 election, UC Santa Barbara and Stanford University researchers told white voters that minority groups would outnumber white people in the US by 2042.
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So if we live in a democracy where millennials and Gen Xers outnumber everybody else and we overwhelmingly support Social Security, where does all this fatalism about its future come from?
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Hedge fund long positions in Brent outnumber short ones by a ratio of more than 212:25, suggesting most portfolio managers still believe prices will rise further in the short term.
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Doug Collins (R-GA) Although men still outnumber women behind bars, the rate of female imprisonment has outpaced that of men by more than 230 percent over the last three decades.
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But Collins believes that people who want Ravelry and other knitting-related businesses to pick a side — either pro-Trump or anti-Trump — outnumber those who want them to remain neutral.
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Practically, that means dodging bullets with balletic grace and taking on hordes of enemies that vastly outgun and outnumber you with the the bullet-time skills of Neo from The Matrix.
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These are the people MSNBC reporters pass on their way to work or order a coffee from, but they far outnumber the people who rule the commanding heights of American culture.
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Since the number of simulated beings would vastly outnumber the number of real beings, any beings (including us!) were more likely to be living inside a simulation than outside of it!
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Bullish long positions now outnumber bearish short ones by a ratio of more than 22007:2007, and the imbalance is rapidly closing in on the record 224:224 back in April.
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A recent study found that while rates of gun-related homicide have been dropping, cases of gun-related suicide have been on the rise and now outnumber homicide two to one.
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Though registered Democrats outnumber registered Republicans by a more than 2202-to-2628 margin in the rural area, Republican nominee Mitt Romney won the county by 28500 percentage points in 6900.
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Bullish long positions now outnumber bearish short ones by a ratio of more than 12:1, and the imbalance is rapidly closing in on the record 14:1 back in April.
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The article concludes: For places like Worsted Lodge — a sparsely populated area where farm animals easily outnumber residents — drones could fill an underserved niche of people with limited access to stores.
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As a boy in Chicago, Zell recalled asking his father, a jewelry wholesaler and real estate investor, why the poor who outnumber the rich don't just vote them out of office.
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Suits and chic workwear outnumber Trump tees (official count: one); the crowd of what looks to me like a few dozen (I'm later told 80 people attended) skews young and diverse.
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Lebanon, where people from different sects share offices, neighborhoods and businesses, and crop tops can outnumber hijabs in some Beirut neighborhoods, might seem like a natural inventor of the ladies' beach.
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Given the intense dislike of Mr. Christie and the fact that registered Democrats outnumber Republicans by about 800,000 voters, Ms. Guadagno faces a difficult political climate in an increasingly blue state.
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Rest of the World format for the All-Star game is the fact that U.S.-born players outnumber international players by three to one, why not have four All-Star teams?
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Well, the short answer is that it probably doesn't matter (nothing does) because Republicans outnumber Democrats in the Senate, so we're not talking a huge hurdle to get to 50 votes.
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As is often the case at Sundance, the presence of multidimensional, difficult, sometimes flat-out unlikable women remains very welcome, especially given the larger mainstream picture (where male characters outnumber female).
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Both panels could be relatively friendly to the administration since Republican appointees outnumber Democratic judges, 2-1, even though the active bench of the court leans the other way, 7-4.
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And the overcrowding has gone on for so long, and the detainees outnumber the guards by so many, that a tacit agreement between officials and jailhouse gangs has become the rule.
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As a recent study from Mehlman Castagnetti Rosen & Thomas noted, if Democratic women maintain such victories this fall, they're set to outnumber white men in their party in the House soon.
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Hedge fund long positions now outnumber short positions by a ratio of 217:1, down from almost 9:1 on April 23, according to an analysis of exchange and regulatory records.
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With more than 2 million troops, NATO forces outnumber Russia's, whose active duty members are around 830,000, according to the International Institute of Strategic Studies, a British-based military think-tank.
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Zhao gets an on-the-ground look at how the market is unfolding by watching the trends in job postings for an economy where openings outnumber available workers by about 1.6 million.
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Fund managers' long positions outnumber short ones by a ratio of just 2:1, down from recent highs of 4:1 at the end of January and 5:1 in May 2017.
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The company said it was adding thousands of new Mercedes-Benz luxury CLA and GLA sedans its fleet, with the goal of having them outnumber the Smarts by the end of 2017.
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Visitors might outnumber locals, but the place must take care to preserve the brand of lonely natural grandeur that has become its product, offered up like a dish of roast lamb belly.
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While the nation's 156 million non-Hispanic white eligible voters in 2016 far outnumber the 70 million eligible voters that are racial or ethnic minorities, their growth lags that of minority groups.
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And, yet, Netflix's new series Godless manages to do just that by giving us a story where the women outnumber the men in a landslide in the central town of La Belle.
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Yet in much of the continent people with mobile phones outnumber those with electricity, never mind that many have to walk for miles to get a signal or recharge their phones' batteries.
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When the T-cells do find them, the cancer cells are usually able to outnumber or overpower them, especially in the advanced stages of the disease when people's immune systems are suppressed.
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Recreational drones still far outnumber commercial ones at an estimated 1.25 million in use, but proportionally aren't expected to grow as quickly, with the FAA projecting 1.4 million in use by 2023.
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A scroll through Sports Media Watch's season-long compilation shows the trend in stark form — red boxes connoting declines outnumber green boxes signifying upticks at a rate of about 4-to-1.
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The scale of Chinese corporate interest beyond that is difficult to gauge, but in Karachi, Pakistan's financial center, sharply-dressed Chinese appear to outnumber Westerners in hotels, restaurants and the city's airport.
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One temporary NSW booth was set up last week in Enngonia, a tiny outpost near the Queensland border, some 860 km (535 miles) north west of Sydney, where kangaroos heavily outnumber people.
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There aren't that many of these voters, but they tend to outnumber the people on the left who would be swayed to vote for candidates just because they back more gun control.
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He emphasised several times how many papers he has written, adding once that these even outnumber those by Mr Szabo, one of the other main contenders for the role of Mr Nakamoto.
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As proof, they point to false rape accusations, disparities in the length of prison sentences—63% longer for men, on average—and gaps in college enrolment, where women outnumber men by 503%.
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Amazon may have its lucrative cloud business, but Wal-Mart's 5,000 U.S. locations far outnumber Amazon's 400 Whole Foods stores, particularly when it comes to shoppers who prefer pick-up to delivery.
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Souvenir vendors outnumber grocers, but there is a Food Emporium on Eighth Avenue and 49th Street and a Whole Foods coming to Avenue of the Americas between 23st and 42nd in 2017.
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Peter Singer wrote an article in February 22019 about the threat, quoting New America's research showing that attacks by right-wing extremists outnumber those by left-wing groups by 17 to 1.
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" Lange continued, "Animals raised and slaughtered by the meat industry vastly outnumber wild horses and burros, consume an exponentially greater amount of feed and water, and destroy the environment in the process.
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But others have complained the number is proof the party only supports nonwhite candidates in so-called "minority districts," where nonwhite voters outnumber their white counterparts and therefore have more electoral power.
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"If male characters greatly outnumber women, or if the men are dominant, a parent can encourage a son to consider how a woman in such a situation might feel," Dr. Leaper said.
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Sheep here outnumber people by 20 to 1, and inclement weather on the islands has encouraged the local sheep to grow a softer and lighter weight fiber that makes Shetland wool unique.
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But drivers like Mr. Uddin said the cap was unlikely to create a new window of opportunity for green cabs, in part because ride-hail cars outnumber green cabs 30 to 1.
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Amid the impeachment hearings, the Trump administration has flipped the majorities of two appeals courts to Republican-appointed judges, meaning GOP appointees now outnumber Democrats on most of the nation's circuit courts.
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Rangely is a conservative town—Trump voters greatly outnumber Clinton voters—but it has welcomed the incursion of avant-gardists bearing didgeridoos, and some of the most dedicated sonic tinkerers are locals.
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"On most days, it feels like Republicans in Irvine outnumber Democrats 5 to 1," said Miller, a registered Democrat, with McGrath at the opening of a rural campaign office in Estill County.
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Hardly. Roughly 70 percent of curators in the United States are women, and women outnumber men in doctorates attained in art history, a requirement for academia and increasingly necessary for curatorial jobs.
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In Philly, unfortunately, Democrats outnumber Republicans 85033 to 1 and millions of dollars are being donated from outside interests with no stake in the actual safety of the citizens of the city.
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So much had happened to them, but they were young, and one day, the years of living the lives they wanted would outnumber the years they'd lived the lives they didn't want.
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What's happening: The U.S. and other advanced countries are aging: In a little over 15 years, U.S. retirees will outnumber people 18 and under — the first time this has happened in U.S. history.
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They're held as rape slaves by a theocratic patriarchy, and even if they theoretically outnumber their oppressors, they're systemically kept down by a government that believes them to be little more than chattel.
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Deaths of non-Hispanic white people now outnumber births in the majority of U.S. states for the first time ever between 235 and 242, new data released by the U.S. Census Bureau show.
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The Biden campaign's election night party in New Hampshire was like no other of a top-tier candidate, with reporters and staff almost seeming to outnumber voters and the candidate not even there.
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But that organization's most recent study, which was published in 2015, reported that men outnumber women as creators by more than 3 to 1 in all realms of TV, including cable and streaming.
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Helping push gold lower, investors have taken money out of gold-backed exchange-traded funds and ramped up bets on lower prices on the Comex exchange, which now outnumber wagers on higher prices.
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Even in my "liberal" town, where Democrats outnumber Republicans by two to one (statewide the ratio is closer to one to one), Sanders received only 65% of the Democratic vote and Clinton 35%.
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December promises to be far colder in these areas as the weather pattern changes from the Pacific Ocean across North America, though it is unclear whether record highs will still outnumber record lows.
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Long positions in the petroleum complex outnumber short ones by more than 1 billion barrels, but that is down from a net long position of more than 1.4 billion barrels three months ago.
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And according to the University of Virginia Center for Politics, there are 10 states where registered Independents outnumber Democrats or Republicans, including the pivotal presidential swing states of Iowa, New Hampshire and Colorado.
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But it's becoming an increasingly popular destination for men: According to recent census data, men now outnumber women in Sweden for the first time since the country began keeping population records in 1749.
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And it's no secret that Texas is undergoing massive demographic change: The state is 39 percent Hispanic, and that community has been estimated to outnumber the state's white population as soon as 2020.
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With more than 2 million troops, NATO's forces outnumber those of Russia, whose active-duty members are around 830,000, according to the International Institute of Strategic Studies, a British-based military think-tank.
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Only seven pro-Confederate demonstrators showed up, and none of them ever really interacted with the BLMGNY crew or the horde of counter demonstrators that appeared to outnumber them almost 100 to one.
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The sterile males, one generation of which takes about a month to breed, must outnumber the indigenous males by a factor of 10 or 20 to make their mark in a mosquito population.
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Clinton outnumber those who prefer or lean toward Mr. Trump by 24 percent to 23 percent, according to the poll, conducted for WBUR, an NPR station in Boston, by the MassInc Polling Group.
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While that's far from gender parity — men still outnumber women four to one in Congress — it is already true that having more women in Congress has changed the way the legislative body works.
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In large swaths of rural eastern Germany, men today still outnumber women, and the regions where the women disappeared map almost exactly onto the regions that vote for the Alternative for Germany today.
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With so many lopsidedly Democratic and Republican districts — Democrats outnumber Republicans almost 20-to-1 in Mr. Farrell's seat, for instance — being handed the nomination is often tantamount to being put in office.
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This shift is driven by pure athleticism — female runners now outnumber male runners — and by fashion: the rise of athleisure means many Americans wear sneakers around the clock, not just in the gym.
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"The aging of Baby Boomers means that within just a couple decades, older people are projected to outnumber children for the first time in U.S. history," said Jonathan Vespa, a Census Bureau demographer.
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Her go-to line, that "the people closest to the pain should be closest to the power," explains her calls for change in a district where people of color now outnumber white people.
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Then, in 2000, the trend began to reverse and from 2000 to 2010, economic segregation increased in 72 areas as high-poverty and high-affluence neighborhoods began to outnumber mixed-class, middle-income neighborhoods.
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Immigration advocates say they fear a return, and then some, to record levels of criminal prosecutions under the Obama administration for illegal entry and illegal re-entry, which now outnumber all other federal prosecutions.
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Japan's third-biggest automaker by sales said its petrol-battery hybrid, plug-in hybrid, battery electric and fuel cell vehicles (FCV) would collectively outnumber its petrol-only offerings in less than 15 years' time.
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The results in recent years show the evolution of voter attitudes in socially conservative areas where Democrats still outnumber Republicans by wide margins, but where those Democratic voters now reliably vote for the GOP.
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Though dismissive attitudes about women's brains are far from gone, women now outnumber men on college campuses, and women's colleges today typically draw students looking for a particular kind of educational and social environment.
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They also reported that women remain underrepresented in all categories of United Scenic Artists membership, and men in the smaller, off-Broadway venues outnumber women in all backstage specialties except costuming and stage management.
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The new face of the charity organization Outnumber Hunger, whose mission is to help feed local families, Thomas Rhett said he wants his daughters to become involved with volunteer work at a young age.
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Big-name Democrats Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren campaigned and fundraised for De Blasio, but he was almost guaranteed to keep his seat in a city where Democrats outnumber Republicans nearly 7 to 1.
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Farmers over 65 years old now outnumber those under 35 by a ratio of six-to-one, with the fastest-growing segment between ages 64 and 75, according to the USDA 85033 Agricultural Census.
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The collection's launch is tailor-made for Generation Y, the 75 million 20- and 30-somethings who now outnumber Baby Boomers in the U.S. and have tens of billions of dollars in spending power.
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Weddings of foreigners on Aero have increased more than tenfold in the last seven years, from 236 in 2008 to 2,363 in 2015, according to Aero government figures, and now outnumber those of locals.
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Boise federal court decision—which essentially says cities can't arrest people for sleeping on public property unless they also provide adequate indoor shelter—leaves municipalities open to lawsuits if homeless folks outnumber shelter beds.
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Using team jerseys as a barometer, Patriots fans far outnumber Rams supporters in Atlanta but the vast numbers of undecided voters cruising Peachtree Street sporting Packers, Giants or Jets sweaters are backing Los Angeles.
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In the deeply blue state — registered Democratic voters outnumber Republicans by nearly 235,2100 — this race should have been a cakewalk for Mr. Menendez, but voters still appear angry over his corruption trial last year.
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She pointed out that men outnumber women on many of the most powerful boards of New York, including its major hospitals, the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Real Estate Board of New York.
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Google's Shadow Work Force: Temps Who Outnumber Full-Time Employees The tech company has long used contractors, but some employees worry that a growing reliance on them represents a shifting, less admirable work culture.
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If deaths start to outnumber births — and immigration does not make up the difference — society can strain under the weight of a growing retiree population with too few working-age people to support it.
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Republicans, who outnumber registered Democrats in Putnam by about 3,000 people, have dominated politics there for decades; the only Democratic presidential candidate to win Putnam County in the last century was Lyndon B. Johnson.
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Tonight on VICELAND, Hailey Gates—host of our fashion and travel show STATES OF UNDRESS—heads to Russia to get a sense of the strict gender roles in a country where women outnumber men.
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American legal dramas also outnumber homegrown ones on television, and for fans of "Law and Order," disappointment looms in France's trials: Since the system is inquisitorial rather than adversarial, dramatic objections are frowned upon.
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And if you put in real effort to demonstrate your commitment to getting things right, or you admit you made a mistake, I like to think those who appreciate that will outnumber the haters.
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Already, said Mr. Demarco, the producer, there are many shows where performers and their stagehands outnumber their audiences — and sometimes there is even the dreaded phenomenon of a curtain call to an empty house.
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According to Department of Energy data, solar jobs already outnumber coal-related jobs by a factor of more than 2 to 1, despite solar making up a much smaller share of the overall grid.
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Female members are almost as likely as men to be deployed as fighters, and may outnumber them in some roles such as recruiters and intelligence operatives, researchers said in a study published in October.
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"On just about every Friday night, they outsize us, they outman us, and they outnumber us," Sherry Poole, Hoover's principal, said about the suburban powerhouses on the school's schedule that routinely win state championships.
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Democratic voters outnumber Republicans in the district, but turnout is unpredictable in special elections, and Mr. Marino nearly pulled off an upset win in 2014, the last time the seat was on the ballot.
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Alex Parker, a planetary astronomer at the Southwest Research Institute, noted on Twitter that if nearly 12,000 of these satellites orbit, they could soon outnumber all of the stars visible to the naked eye.
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