Just as a higher proportion of men are football fans and a higher proportion of women are knitters, a higher proportion of men are interested in computer coding and a higher proportion of women are interested in teaching kindergarten.
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"The proportion of young mothers, the proportion of those who smoke during pregnancy, the proportion who don't breastfeed are worse than in other EU countries," Viner said.
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"This proportion is comparable to the proportion of cancer burden attributable to alcohol," she said.
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The proportion of white men on ART were 9 percentage points higher than the proportion of black men.
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Smoking prevalence data reflect two things: the proportion of people who ever smoked, and the proportion who quit.
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In the past 10 presidential elections, the proportion of eligible women who voted exceeded the proportion of eligible men.
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This affects a very tiny proportion of psychedelic users, and less users of this proportion report troubling effects with it.
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They focused on five socioeconomic variables: proportion of residents living in poverty, median county household income, unemployment rate, proportion of the population aged 25 and older without a high school diploma, and the proportion without health insurance.
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Across the region there is a higher than average proportion of unskilled people and a lower than average proportion of graduates.
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The proportion of employed adults was 65% compared to 40% and the proportion with a college education 73% compared to 15%.
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As a sovereign nation, America should know what proportion of its population is comprised of citizens and what proportion is not.
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Also, the proportion of black Cubans with college degrees was close to the proportion of white Cubans, he found, whereas in the United States, the proportion of white college degree holders was twice as large as among African-Americans.
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The proportion that wants to see immigration increase has never been higher, nor has the proportion calling for a decrease been lower.
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The proportion at the top did rise, but so did the proportion at the bottom, rising to 235 percent from 2000 percent.
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Over the past quarter-century the proportion of Muslims has grown rapidly, even as the proportion of Assamese speakers has dipped below 50%.
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Compared to the population as a whole, a larger proportion of millennials are college-educated, and a smaller proportion live in rural areas.
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The five metrics underpinning the rankings are teaching, research income, research volume, industry income, proportion of international students and proportion of international staff.
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At the same time, the proportion of participants with obesity rose from 27 to 39 percent, while the proportion who got no exercise at all surged from 45 to 71 percent and the proportion with poor diets climbed from 14 to 51 percent.
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Although the proportion of women who are underweight decreased, the proportion of obese women globally climbed from 6% to 15% between 1975 and 2014.
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Supposedly the divine proportion, the perfect proportion, that we're trying to get close to every single day of our lives or with whatever we do.
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Overall, the proportion of mothers who initiated breastfeeding increased by 7.1 percentage points, and the proportion of women exclusively breastfeeding climbed by 9.2 percentage points.
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Bytedance said users flagged only a tiny proportion of TikTok videos, showing that a "very minuscule" proportion of its content was considered inappropriate or obscene.
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From 313 to 2013, the proportion of seniors engaged in high-risk drinking surged 65% and the proportion with alcohol use disorder more than doubled.
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Since last January, the proportion of Americans who feel favorably about the FBI has declined, while the proportion of Americans who feel unfavorable has climbed.
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Over that same period, the proportion of calories from protein increased from 15.5% to 16.4% and the proportion from fat climbed from 32% to 33.2%.
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Demographic breakdown, per Sprout Social: Highest proportion of interactions by men: Andrew Yang — 71% Tulsi Gabbard — 62% Highest proportion of interactions by women: Amy Klobuchar — 56% Julián Castro — 55% Highest proportion among age 18-24: Andrew Yang — 43% John Hickenlooper — 40% Highest proportion among age 55+: Tim Ryan — 39% Amy Klobuchar — 34% What's next: We'll see how much movement in the polls comes out of this debate.
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"A large proportion will get caught by the sewage treatment works, [but] even that small proportion that does fall through is going to accumulate," Napper says.
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The BMJ had the highest total proportion of female first authors, at 39 percent, while the lowest proportion was found in the NEJM, at 24 percent.
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The proportion of the population that is in the labor force was unchanged, as was the proportion of the United States adult population with a job.
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Generally a higher proportion of each payment goes toward interest when you begin paying off the loan, with an increasing proportion going toward principal over time.
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MSCI estimates that after assuming a 100% share of A-shares, the proportion of A-shares will climb to 16.2% in the new MSCI market index; and the overall proportion of Chinese related stocks, including Chinese companies listed overseas, will account for 42% of overall proportion.
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The proportion of uncommitted voters that identified as or leaned Democrat was slightly above the proportion that identified as or leaned Republican (49 percent versus 47 percent).
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But all the data I've seen suggests that drug purchases account for a much larger proportion of the Bitcoin economy than their proportion of the dollar economy.
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So the argument is this: Wax believes it would be better for the country if the proportion of white citizens were higher than the proportion of nonwhite citizens.
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The proportion of those willing to take part in the study increased to 84 percent, and the proportion expecting their tumors to shrink rose to about 47 percent.
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In addition, a high proportion of vacant housing units or a high proportion of rental units were tied to sharp rises in the density of stores selling tobacco.
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The proportion of the adult population in the labor force and the proportion of the population with a job are both up half a percentage point since September.
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"Then we follow them to establish what proportion will have a miscarriage or a stillbirth, and what proportion have a baby with microcephaly or other malformations," Rodrigues said.
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Voting power in the body is tied to what proportion of funding a member contributes, and that proportion is in turn linked to the member's gross domestic product.
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And for every 24 percent increase in the proportion of children with a lead level above 25 µg/dL, the proportion achieving an unsatisfactory test score rose 24 percent.
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In London, for the first time since the second world war the proportion of homes that are privately rented will draw level with the proportion that are owner-occupied.
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The proportion of teens with diabetes dropped from 53 percent to 2 percent, and the proportion with high blood pressure fell from 47 percent to 16 percent after surgery.
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This is because as high-earners get richer, they tend to pay a higher proportion of their earnings in local income taxes, but a lower proportion on property taxes.
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The proportion of children who hadn't been vaccinated at all by age 2 was small compared to the millions of children who were vaccinated, but that proportion is gradually increasing.
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For every 210 percent increase in the proportion of children with a lead level above 23 µg/dL, the proportion of those achieving an unsatisfactory test score rose 24 percent.
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The purchases brought the proportion of outstanding Chinese government bonds held by offshore institutions to 7.3 percent, the highest proportion to date, and up from 6.7 percent a month earlier.
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Though H33N2 strains persisted and dominated during the eighth week of 2018, the overall proportion of influenza A viruses is declining, and the proportion of influenza B viruses is increasing.
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The proportion of working women employed part time is close to half, not more than half, and the proportion on temporary contracts is more than half, not about a third.
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Not all women need or want to work; Sweden, which had a higher proportion of working women than America in 1985, has around the same proportion now as it did then.
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So that leaves a proportion, and it's a substantial proportion, of people who were once vaccinated newly susceptible to at least what we call modified disease, a disease of lesser severity.
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"When we look at the proportion of pregnancy related deaths by cause, the proportion due to cardiomyopathy has been increasing," said Dr. Hollier, referring to a condition of weakened heart muscle.
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The proportion of participants with poorly controlled blood pressure fell from 45 percent to 27 percent during the study, while the proportion with high cholesterol dropped from 37 to 10 percent.
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A similar proportion -- 2903% -- are extended families, like Banlog's.
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The proportion of white men taking the survey fell 22014 percentage points between 29 and 22014, but the proportion of black men participating increased by 22 percentage points during the same period.
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"There's a number of states where you're looking at a high proportion of Medicaid enrollment and a high proportion of the state's population losing health insurance flying under the radar," he said.
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By another metric, the proportion of Corbyn supporters with upper-middle-class managerial or professional jobs was also found to be significantly smaller than the proportion among supporters of his three rivals.
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When you look for the right proportion, at some point you find it, but you cannot word it, why this proportion is better than the one I just did half an hour ago.
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If Coinbase decides to list Cardano on GDAX and Coinbase, the Coinbase Index fund investors will automatically own Cardano in large proportion – this proportion would potentially be much higher than it should be.
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The proportion suggesting such ties were very good has never been higher than in 2018, and the proportion suggesting they were either somewhat or very good, at 74%, was only surpassed in 2002.
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A staggering 94% of the couples surveyed in Jordan had had sex recently, the highest proportion of any country studied, while 61% of couples in West Benin reported recent sex, the lowest proportion.
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Xu said China's strategy to increase the proportion of household income in national income had been "soft" as there were no details on how that proportion would be increased and at whose expense.
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For instance, if the proportion of men who respond to a survey is lower than their proportion of the overall population, the pollster will adjust the finding to try to even that out.
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As a chart from Pew Research shows, the proportion of Asian American voters who are registered Democrats has continued to climb while the proportion of registered Republicans has declined in the years since.
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The same proportion used environmental, social and governance (ESG) funds.
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An overwhelming proportion of Americans oppose rolling back Roe v.
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It's just a small proportion who will actually have symptoms.
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Twelve months earlier, the proportion invested in bonds was 21.85%.
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In many countries that proportion is only likely to increase.
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First, a large proportion of couples must fervently desire boys.
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The Fed could stop reinvesting some proportion of this money.
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Groups with a higher proportion of women were more intelligent.
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Will you trigger PTSD in some proportion of your players?
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Worse, some large proportion of those patents are certainly invalid.
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The proportion of the population attending college has risen steadily.
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As a proportion of those with mental illness, it's tiny.
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That proportion has since fallen to less than a third.
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It's unfortunate that this situation was blown out of proportion.
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Since the referendum of 2016 the proportion has barely budged.
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A lot of times, things are blown out of proportion.
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That suggests that a large proportion of inheritances are "accidental".
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In many Western countries the proportion is 10% or higher.
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For each individual terrorist the proportion of these motivations varied.
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Do you know who loves blowing things out of proportion?
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Throw in Amazon and the proportion reaches nearly 70 percent.
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Both states have large proportion of delegates up for grabs.
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In 2013 48% did, nearly double the proportion across England.
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"I think it is blown out of proportion," she said.
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MULVANEY: That story got a little blown out of proportion.
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"This has been blown way out of proportion," she said.
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"We are facing a crisis of epic proportion," Obama said.
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Salmon production was down, which accounts for the higher proportion.
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The Bureau of Labor Statistics puts the proportion at 76.8%.
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It cut bad debts as a proportion of the total.
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Trackers just buy shares in proportion to their market weight.
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Or was that music publications blowing it out of proportion?
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Increasing the proportion of uranium 235 is known as enrichment.
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The proportion of married American women has never been lower.
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Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley, née Godwin, is underrated in inverse proportion.
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I love the proportion of shrimp to full sandwich here.
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So did life expectancy, and the proportion of older people.
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But in each case, the proportion of the motivations varied.
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The movie's most satisfying achievement is its sense of proportion.
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Luckily, a banana leaf of comic proportion sheltered her head.
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Cash represented an unusually small proportion of Marriott's original offer.
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Then we asked what proportion of the parcels contained £1?
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America has a larger proportion of poor children than Russia.
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Maurice's alcohol consumption increased in direct proportion to his success.
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Currently, that proportion is less than 40 percent and dropping.
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Doubling that proportion could save hundreds of thousands of lives.
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The rate describes the proportion of deaths among confirmed cases.
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Everything in my life is big, it's out of proportion.
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The proportion using no birth control has fallen in half.
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We do think a lot about proportion in our coverage.
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CHIRA It's very important to maintain a sense of proportion.
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NUMBER VS. PROPORTION Number is the count of some group.
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For gay couples the proportion is even higher, at 60%.
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" But he said "it shouldn't be blown out of proportion.
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In 2000, the proportion was half of children that age.
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In rich countries, the proportion is closer to a quarter.
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Entertainment, things get out of proportion but these things happen.
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The same proportion has grown less confident lately about Trump.
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A large proportion of the refugees were women and children.
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The Trump administration is still deporting fewer noncriminal immigrants than the Obama administration did circa 2011, and the proportion of deportees who are noncriminals is usually smaller than the proportion of arrestees who are.
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"I think that's true, if you look at any federal program, some proportion of it is going to be used improperly, some proportion of it is going to be lost to fraud," he said.
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"Layer on that the statements he made about Israel — a lot of this stuff is blown out of proportion, but Republicans will never hesitate to blow things out of proportion," the DNC member said.
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While the proportion of nonwhite students in local private schools at the time averaged 3 percent, he set a goal of at least 30 percent (double the highest proportion of any comparable private school).
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" Suspect: Videos 'blown out of proportion' Homoki said the videos "got blown out of proportion" but conceded, "Obviously, looking back, it looks like if anybody else were to see it, it doesn't look good.
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From 2015 to 2016, Facebook's proportion of women in tech grew from 16 percent to 17 percent, and its proportion of black and Latino U.S. tech workers stayed flat at 1 and 3 percent, respectively.
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The Census Bureau explains that the proportion of black children who lived with their custodial parent while their other parent lived outside their household was about twice as large as the proportion of white children.
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Avoid getting into fights; things will be blown out of proportion.
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Figures are not kept for the proportion of Britons going hungry.
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It's considered the largest planet in proportion to its companion star.
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So a very high proportion of their workers are technical workers.
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For some brands, millennials account for a high proportion of sales.
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The highest proportion has been among the 65 and older group.
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" Oh, also, there was the car's "avant-garde proportion and silhouette.
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In the 2017 report, this proportion dropped even further, to 6.2%.
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The high proportion of foreign students may contribute to the problem.
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Amnesty notes the high proportion of ethnic minorities in the database.
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Just some sense of temporal proportion is what I'm calling for.
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I think the media blows it out of proportion a bit.
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That was slightly higher than the proportion of less-educated whites.
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By 2025, the proportion in Toyama is projected to be 32%.
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By 2025 the city government hopes the proportion will be 42%.
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" According to the source, the altercation was "blown out of proportion.
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An index fund holds stocks in proportion to their market capitalisation.
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A larger proportion of the population acts like they are royal.
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In fact, a much larger proportion of trafficking is labor trafficking.
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The proportion of evangelicals dropped less drastically, from 26.3% to 25.4%.
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The largest proportion of a retailer's cost is their wage bill.
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And a very, very tiny proportion of supporters at one point.
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In France the proportion is 59%; in Colombia it is 84%.
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By 2050 this proportion is expected to reach approximately 70 percent.
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"That story got a little blown out of proportion," Mulvaney said.
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Those tariffs affected a relatively small proportion of the global economy.
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The sovereign also guarantees a significant proportion of the bank's funding.
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The proportion of foreigners buying homes varied wildly throughout the country.
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In part, this reflects Life Tech's high proportion of consumables sales.
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The Northeast had the lowest proportion of admissions with 16 percent.
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However they too are blown out of proportion in this conversation.
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That proportion grew to nearly 90 percent of doctors in 2013.
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Of the military officials, 44 are tigers—an exceptionally high proportion.
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NWR: The ending has been kind of blown out of proportion.
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In 2017, Deloitte reported a far higher proportion of 11.4 percent.
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GRAPHIC: Proportion of goodwill impairment to Chinese listed firms' profits - tmsnrt.
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China and emerging markets contributed a very small proportion, Lee said.
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Smith's political hunger is at times ravenous enough to swallow proportion.
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Oversampled groups were then adjusted to their proportion of the population.
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Since the ban, that proportion has dropped to about 3 percent.
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Both events dramatically swelled the number and proportion of older persons.
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"I think it was all blown out of proportion," said Hull.
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But Cramer said Morgan Stanley blew its worries out of proportion.
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Additionally, CBS benefits from its high proportion of originally produced content.
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"I think this was really blown out of proportion," he added.
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The proportion was a lot lower five years ago, he said.
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Others like Kula can only cover a proportion of their animals.
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A company's share price determines its proportion in the overall index.
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This is a matter of degree and proportion, not an absolute.
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Give or take the odd spice and proportion of ingredients, yes.
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By the 2012/2013 period, that proportion grew to 21.2 percent.
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Physician practices also devote a large proportion of revenue to administration.
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But by 2015, that proportion had dropped to only 22.6 percent.
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Hawaii now has a high proportion of students in private school.
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Import taxes thus reduce their real incomes by a larger proportion.
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"It has kind of gotten blown out of proportion," he said.
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But have my anxieties about terrorism been blown out of proportion?
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It made an impact out of all proportion to its size.
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In the control group, the proportion decreased from 16.6% to 15.2%.
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These setbacks are real, but they should be seen in proportion.
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But its proportion of employees in the U.S. has remained steady.
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Indeed, this entire book suffers from a poor sense of proportion.
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What proportion of Democrats are union members, African Americans, LGBT, atheist?
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Numerically, Communists were a tiny proportion of the larger Jewish community.
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The proportion was even higher, about 85 percent, for Fiat Chrysler.
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However, its proportion of funding has slipped to 6.46% from 6.56%.
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Joint expenses can be divided equally, or in proportion to income.
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That proportion currently totals around 900 billion Swedish crowns ($100 billion).
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His influence is way out of proportion to his revenue footprint.
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That's not going to be a large proportion of the population.
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This investment currently constitutes a large proportion of Australian property development.
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The dryness increases in inverse proportion to the amount of vermouth.
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A significant proportion of the populace didn&apost marry at all.
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What proportion of the country's land area gets lots of precipitation?
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Ten years later, the proportion had almost doubled, to 3.013 percent.
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Is hysterical media reporting to blame for the lack of proportion?
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He's embracing the decline and fighting it in the right proportion.
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This is the caution tape all over again: Writing this, I find that I'm constantly checking myself, worried my response is out of proportion, like how I worry always that my feelings are out of proportion.
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But the inquiry found that less than half of the 350 biggest companies actually increased the proportion of women in their boardrooms, while 46 percent either kept the same proportion of women board members or reduced it.
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For instance, the data analysis in the study didn't reveal the proportion of advanced versus early-stage colorectal cancers over time or whether the proportion of patients who received stage-specific treatments changed over time, You said.
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"Occasional hosts might be the numerical majority of hosts, but they account for a surprisingly small proportion of the actual rental activity on Airbnb and earn a surprisingly small proportion of the actual revenue," the report said.
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" Abraham's rep told PEOPLE, "This situation has been blown out of proportion.
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Population Reference Bureau, the proportion of young adults who had never been
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New Hampshire has the highest property tax in proportion to personal income.
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However, "everything got blown way out of proportion" after the public outing.
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" Abraham's rep tells PEOPLE, "This situation has been blown out of proportion.
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The exact proportion of the gains caused by the halving is unclear.
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Meanwhile, the proportion of Hispanic Catholics has stayed stable at 6 percent.
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The proportion of first generation college students increased from 7% to 25%.
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It's an extraordinary proportion indicating her possible ethics challenges if elected president.
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However, equities still make up the biggest proportion of its overall investments.
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Was the scale of the white supremacist threat blown out of proportion?
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And yes, the United States pays a higher proportion of the costs.
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It's that a huge proportion of them are teenage and twentysomething men.
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Several groups have recently formed with the aim of increasing that proportion.
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Furthermore, payout rates—the proportion of total assets leaving DAFs—are falling.
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That said, the proportion of science Nobels given to women remains woeful.
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The initial disagreement — which was unbelievably stupid — was blown out of proportion.
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They account for about 14% of visitors, double the proportion in 2010.
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That's how these simple questions end up fueling debates of epic proportion.
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The proportion of youth who vaped daily rose from 9% to 22%.
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You're saying something with a cut, a silhouette, with color, a proportion.
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Planners hope next year to reduce the coal proportion to 63 percent.
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A larger proportion of teenagers believe they will go on to university.
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States should cover a higher proportion of tuition than students, he said.
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So far, a large proportion of them — 53% — are new to science.
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That is the highest proportion recorded in the history of the survey.
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Among 22- to 74-year-olds the proportion is lower than 10%.
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In 1990 28% of Spain was forested; now the proportion is 37%.
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Japan's population has the world's highest proportion of over-65s, at 28%.
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Britain has the highest proportion of online shopping of any big country.
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Then they weight those groups to their actual proportion of the population.
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The proportion of elderly is rising faster in Thailand than in China.
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Singapore has one of the highest proportion of diabetics in the world.
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Was the scale of the right-wing threat blown out of proportion?
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The UN predicts that by 2050 the proportion will rise to 66%.
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This is a non-story that has been blown out of proportion.
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The proportion of white Catholics decreased from 65 percent to 59 percent.
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He is blowing the incident out of proportion, Trump allies have said.
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Mr Christie, articulate and pugnacious, profited in inverse proportion to Mr Rubio.
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That is a higher proportion than Alphabet Inc's Google, Apple Inc, Amazon.
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Among immigrants from India, that proportion reached 86 percent, the study found.
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"Although not in the same proportion, we're also battling terrorists," he said.
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But the proportion appears greater among the cases in Brazil, he said.
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I forget the proportion of flour to water, but my grandmother knew.
|
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Hawaiians have the second-highest proportion of debt tied up in mortgage.
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That far outstripped the proportion of candidates who did so in 2016.
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GDP measures a declining proportion of the goods we make and share.
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This was roughly equivalent to the proportion of mothers who screened positive.
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Everything is to scale, giving you a sense of depth and proportion.
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The proportion of people believed to have the virus is only 0.09%.
|
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"The GSP issue has been blown way out of proportion," he said.
|
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That proportion rises further for serious or chronic diseases such as cancer.
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Riley: The whole fish story is a little blown out of proportion.
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Confidence was a property of youth, thriving in inverse proportion to experience.
|
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"I think it's a humanitarian crisis of the utmost proportion," he said.
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Cancer can be so bad that it imparts a sense of proportion.
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That proportion of borrowing magnifies the risks – and potential rewards – for Harbour.
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It's not clear what proportion of those are traditional posts versus Stories.
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This is like the proportion of U.S. GDP comprised by toothpick sales.
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Funding for the $1.4 billion expansion will be split in corresponding proportion.
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However, after the ACA was implemented, that proportion fell to 18 percent.
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Almost the same proportion (63 percent) expect to decrease offline ad spend.
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Mobile web access accounted for a record high proportion of total netizens.
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The proportion of women in professional occupations has been increasing for decades.
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Now, among teenagers and young adults, the proportion is more like 90%.
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"Money underpins a huge proportion of what's wrong with politics," Hilton said.
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"It was never, 'This is being blown out of proportion,'" says Empson.
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My colleagues wind up flunking a distressingly large proportion of their students.
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And the proportion of clay in the soil plays a crucial role.
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American portfolios had the same high proportion of stocks in September 2007.
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To enthrone yourself you must completely dethrone truth, facts, proportion and objectivity.
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It did not say what proportion of the vote had been tallied.
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And women represent a small proportion of organ transplant recipients in India.
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And of that group, a sizable proportion had switched from voting Tory.
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It has to stand out but be in proportion with everything else.
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Nobody knew there'd be a pandemic or an epidemic of this proportion.
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A major proportion of East Asia's population still lives in rural areas.
|
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The tourism sector accounts for a significant proportion of the country's economy.
|
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The proportion of challenges to restrictions on conservative speech has steadily increased.
|
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Other supporters of Trump say Democrats are blowing things out of proportion.
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The proportion of cardiac arrests involving non-shockable rhythms increases with age.
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Mr. Clinton said their sentences were out of proportion with their offenses.
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But, instead, it pointed to a fast-expanding proportion of Asian society.
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In this year's first half, that proportion increased to more than half.
|
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Dean Morton once said that the cathedral's vastness places matters in proportion.
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A "high proportion" of its short-haul flights will operate, it said.
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Muslim populations make up a large proportion of the latter five countries.
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Bats harbor a significantly higher proportion of zoonotic viruses than other mammals.
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Asset allocation is the proportion of stocks and bonds in your portfolio.
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A higher proportion had cancer, and the racial makeup was not specified.
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Nevertheless, this exposure as a proportion of equity has declined since 2013.
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A large proportion of investors will be made up of corporates, too.
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What is currently lacking is a sense of democratic representation and proportion.
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In fact, defense spending could actually decrease as a proportion of GDP.
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That said, the high proportion of children in the group was unexpected.
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About 80 percent of Filipinos are Catholic, the highest proportion in Asia.
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The NPL ratio measures the proportion of overdue debt to total loans.
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That was in line with the proportion of technology deals in 2015.
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However, Versace says that this sentiment may be blown out of proportion.
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But she didn't say what proportion of new hires were for cloud.
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These are assets all out of proportion to any museum its size.
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Money, I think, underpins a huge proportion of what's wrong with politics.
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Transplants, insurance, diet A higher proportion of cystic fibrosis patients receive a lung transplant in Canada than in the US. And a greater proportion of deaths in the US occurred in patients who had not received a transplant.
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In states that didn't expand Medicaid, however, the uninsured proportion of hospitalizations for major heart issues dipped just 0.7 percentage points in 2014 and the proportion of these hospitalizations covered by Medicaid inched up just 0.4 percentage points.
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The proportion of African-Americans in the work force is also projected to rise, to 12.7 percent in 2024 from 12.1 percent in 2014, and the proportion of Asians to 6.6 percent in 2024 from 5.6 percent in 2014.
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In fact, Australia has a higher proportion of people born overseas (26 percent) than Canada (203 percent), New Zealand (23 percent) and the United Kingdom (13 percent) — and nearly twice the proportion as in the United States (14 percent).
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The proportion of EVs on the world's roads is still well below 1%.
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A large proportion of the questions, to Fisher's apparent chagrin, involved the Warriors.
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Only 12% of golfers in Scotland are female, half the proportion across Europe.
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Declining marriage rates leave a larger proportion of Americans living as single adults.
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That proportion has skyrocketed to 45 percent in the last election in 2012.
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The proportion of crummy comments is higher here than in any other state.
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The UN human rights chief said "crimes of historic proportion" were being committed.
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Among women currently holding a C-suite position, this proportion rose to 96%.
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A larger proportion of wall supporters, meanwhile, believe Trump should not give ground.
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The same proportion feared that they would lose control of interactions with customers.
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If a hashtag has a "high proportion" of misinformation, it will be blocked.
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But only a proportion of this total is actually inclined to shop online.
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The largest proportion came from Nigeria, which has very low asylum acceptance rates.
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"That's typically where a significant proportion of these individuals end up," he said.
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That is a smaller proportion than in any of the regional qualifying leagues.
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But the proportion that does so has shot up since 2016 (see chart).
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Muslims are only a small proportion of Western populations: only 1% in America.
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"I feel like everything with me gets blown out of proportion," he says.
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The small proportion of affordable flats in the development has also attracted criticism.
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China accounted for 64 percent of Huawei's shipments, the highest proportion since 2013.
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A shrinking proportion share their religious leaders' view of homosexual activity as sinful.
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In a buy-back, investors receive cash for a proportion of their holdings.
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The proportion stood at 6.7% in 2018, down 0.6 percentage points from 2017.
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"The most challenging thing is finding something that fits proportion-wise," he says.
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Although just one in 113 Muslim children do, the proportion is rising fast.
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So far this century the proportion has been higher than in the 1990s.
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Saudi Arabia still outspends them as a proportion of GDP—a staggering 11%.
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Sustainable funds currently only make up a tiny proportion of the American market.
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The proportion making around $10 a day hardly shifted between 2010 and 2016.
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A relatively high proportion of overall debt held by outsiders is another weakness.
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Four countries have higher levels of external debt as a proportion of GDP.
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The US also spends the highest proportion of its GDP on defense: 3.61%.
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I think it's in some ways dragged things even further out of proportion.
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The companies have been reducing the proportion of JGBs in their investment portfolio.
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So why not follow that proportion when it comes to shaping one's eyebrows?
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The proportion of cloud companies founded elsewhere in Canada is on the rise.
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As elsewhere, however, that proportion is rising rapidly thanks to cheap Chinese handsets.
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The proportion of Republicans who approved of Mr Putin doubled, to around 25%.
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A similar proportion said graft had grown worse over the previous 12 months.
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A study in 2007 put the proportion of far-right soldiers at 13%.
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Overall, the proportion of Africans employed in agriculture fell by 11 percentage points.
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Since then, the rural proportion has shriveled to one in seven Democratic seats.
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The picture alters when measuring the proportion of local loans that are bad.
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Still, the proportion of the company's costs to its revenue has been declining.
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Or do reality producers shape your "characters" and blow things out of proportion?
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A large proportion of all rich-country sovereign bonds now have negative yields.
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Some analysts think the problem of dollar debt is blown out of proportion.
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So what proportion of our political attitudes can be chalked up to genetics?
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Financials and tech are sectors stand out for their large proportion of beats.
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Bantel declined to discuss what proportion of Blatter's payments came from his bonuses.
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As a result, Froehlich is increasing the proportion of software and technology experts.
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A similar proportion in each group had children and was partnered or married.
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The proportion of people affected by autism appears much lower in poor countries.
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Judging what proportion of autistic people is actually capable of working is tricky.
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Latin America takes a quarter of American exports, a similar proportion to Asia.
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Mexico now stands out in Latin America both for its high proportion of
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Profit margins have increased in direct proportion to the concentration of the market.
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But they are modest and affect only a small proportion of the workforce.
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The proportion of single-person households has doubled over the past four decades.
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Many glove manufacturers have also reduced the proportion of latex in their products.
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Our grief has been poured out widely, in proportion to his great generosity.
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In the emerging world the self-made proportion rose from 219% to 220%.
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Although a significant proportion of Polish victims died in camps, not all did.
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He found a large proportion of his deliveries didn't come with a tip.
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The proportion of loans that are not repaid to banks may soon rise.
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Conversely, a much higher proportion of Americans than congressional leaders report being unaffiliated.
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But that is a student-archetype that is shrinking in number and proportion.
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At five feet, however, the proportion of features is to real-life scale.
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The top 0.1 percent accounts for 22 percent, nearly double the 1995 proportion.
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Among them, North Carolina has the largest proportion of black residents: 22 percent.
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The consequences of Intuit's efforts affect a huge proportion of the taxpaying public.
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We're paying for a big proportion of NATO, which is basically protecting Europe.
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If he does, he should get a substantial proportion of the Indiana delegates.
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"Now a greater proportion of your income will be inflation-adjusted," Littell said.
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But advocates say that landlord groups are blowing this threat out of proportion.
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Hurricane Irma is of epic proportion, perhaps bigger than we have ever seen.
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The largest proportion consists of term deposits (13%), followed by savings accounts (37.4%).
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"I would say a high proportion of Wranglers never see dirt," he said.
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We will invest same proportion into R&D as we do into content.
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Disrupt SF 2018 promises to be a value-packed conference of epic proportion.
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And a good proportion of those people are making decent money from it.
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"Adding fringe or removing length can pull the face into proportion," says Reyman.
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The more you earn, the higher proportion of the cereal the government takes.
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In the UK and Germany, the proportion is even higher: one in three.
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However, the proportion of non-game apps being released is on the rise.
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A situation concerning your home or family gets blown out of proportion today.
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"Coal accounts for a high proportion of the overall energy mix," he said.
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A large proportion of these doctors come from countries affected by the ban.
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The figure falls in line with the proportion of women in Congress overall.
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Ahed's lawyer, Gabi Laski, says the case has been blown out of proportion.
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And in practice, an even higher proportion of social videos are watched silently.
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My boyfriend is making jokes, saying it is being blown out of proportion.
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The proportion of 55- to 64-year-olds in the same category doubled.
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In most countries, mass shootings account for a small proportion of gun deaths.
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But if their victims ever slip up, it's blown way out of proportion.
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What matters, though, is that a high proportion of American "Nutcrackers" are good.
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Those schools tend to have a higher proportion of black or Hispanic students.
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In Sjon's experiments with proportion, there's almost certainly a shaggy-dog, Shandyesque joke.
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"I think the media has blown this phenomenon out of proportion," he cautions.
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A growing proportion of their range is found in national parks and reserves.
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Nearly a third of this year's nominees are women — the highest proportion ever.
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Among men, the proportion who agreed rose to 59 percent from 32 percent.
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Penalty fees are supposed to be reasonable and in proportion to the violation.
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A sense of proportion — of exacting punishment that fit the crime — was lost.
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Household income is rising, with a larger proportion going toward lower income households.
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" He added, "It's a beautiful stone, with a wonderful elongation and nice proportion.
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Ballet dancers come in all shapes and sizes — proportion is what really matters.
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His company focuses on retaining a higher proportion of streaming royalties for artists.
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This promptly priced a large proportion of East Germans out of their jobs.
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For decades, entrepreneurship has declined in rural communities, even in proportion to population.
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Alibaba makes money through advertising and charging vendors a proportion of their sales.
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"Einstein's brain had an unusually high proportion of glial cells," he points out.
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Other costs have soared, notably the proportion of national income absorbed by finance.
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The transphobia directed at Pippa is in proportion to Pippa's demands for dignity.
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But economists considered Qatar's show of solidarity insignificant in proportion to Turkey's problems.
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"It's very often in direct proportion to how young they are," he said.
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In Nepal's midwestern and far western regions, the proportion climbed to 50 percent.
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It took 20-plus years for the proportion to fall below 15 percent.
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And raw garlic, scant in proportion to everything else, but just as necessary.
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Data revenue will continue to grow as the proportion of smartphone users rises.
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It's impossible to be sure about the proportion of additional spies, said Harding.
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The second level of answer is at the level of sense of proportion.
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That proportion roughly holds true in other large cities, according to AirDNA's data.
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China has warned that it would retaliate "in proportion" against any U.S. sanctions.
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By 2050, the UN projects that proportion will increase to over two thirds.
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Endurance athletes tend to have a higher proportion of slow-twitch muscle fiber, which use oxygen to produce slow and steady energy, while power athletes have a higher proportion of fast-twitch muscles, which generate spikes of energy without oxygen.
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Among them, the oil price buoyed nearly to $80 dollars now, narrowing Saudi's budget deficit; the proportion of budget deficit in GDP for Saudi declined from 12.8% in 2016 and Saudi said that this proportion will decrease to 7% this year.
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From 2011-12 to 2015-16, the proportion of its students who qualified for free or reduced-price lunch declined to 21 percent from 763 percent, while the proportion of those learning English declined to 1 percent from 3 percent.
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"A sizable proportion of all EMS transports are not to the nearest ED, and this proportion is even larger among racial/ethnic minorities," said Amresh Hanchate, lead author of the study and a researcher at Boston University School of Medicine.
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While a certain proportion of stories come from genuine sources via reputable journalists, a far higher proportion are factually baseless and are disseminated by websites with lax editorial policies, often in the form of rehashed articles and indiscriminate gossip round-ups.
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Nonetheless, these marriages are still under-represented as a proportion of all interracial marriages.
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Internally displaced people needed the largest proportion of surgeries: an estimated 1.78 million procedures.
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The researchers found that bots spread fake and real news in roughly equal proportion.
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"Each variant would only explain a very minuscule proportion of the difference in empathy."
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The researchers found that the proportion of women opting for CPM declined with age.
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Every ingredient in perfect proportion, with suggestions for the best ways to cook them.
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Industry specialists now expect enhanced annuities to make up a larger proportion of sales.
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If anyone could upstage a fashion show of Titanic-size proportion, it's Gigi Hadid.
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Hawaii has the highest total sales and excise tax in proportion to personal income.
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Western Australia has the second-highest proportion of indigenous Australians after the Northern Territory.
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The country's proportion of debt to GDP is the second highest in the Eurozone.
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The proportion of Americans leaving their jobs voluntarily is at a 22006-year high.
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The proportion of sales that Western firms make outside their home region has shrunk.
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The proportion was much higher among executives outside Ireland, says Pieter Burger of Deloitte.
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"His reactions were out of proportion and manipulative," one former actor told BuzzFeed News.
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The proportion jumped to 44% in an alternative scenario involving an asset-price shock.
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They might think their partner's feelings are out of proportion to the situation sometimes.
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I now think about this notion of rejecting proportion and beauty all the time.
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British teachers also spend an unusually large proportion of their time dealing with bureaucracy.
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One might also find a high proportion of Muslims as well as Tibetan refugees.
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Only Asian-American millennials, a smaller group, voted in lower proportion, at 37.3 percent.
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In that proportion, a hefty $10 billion would be spent stateside this year alone.
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What stocks should be added, and at what proportion to others in the index?
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A lower proportion of Germans feel socially insecure than at any point since reunification.
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By contrast, Obamacare's subsidies rise and fall automatically in proportion to local health costs.
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A large proportion of those goods land in Dubai ports and are transshipped elsewhere.
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Myopia on the rise The proportion of myopic (nearsighted) people is on the rise.
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But today the traditional working class is shrinking as a proportion of the electorate.
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They decompose organic waste and feed a large proportion of all birds and bats.
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That's because foreign trade accounts for a large proportion of the city-state's GDP.
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Of those convicted, an increasing proportion involve minor crimes including traffic violations or loitering.
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That meant losing federal power and money, both doled out in proportion to population.
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But the fund, and airtime, will be allocated in proportion to parties' current representation.
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It's unclear what proportion of the $5.2 million she'll actually be able to spend.
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More particles coming out of a collision meant a higher proportion of strange quarks.
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The proportion of long-term capital investments financed at low interest rates is growing.
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Excluding India the proportion of women who work worldwide is 50% (see chart 1).
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" He added: "A very small proportion of companies even had this on their radar.
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" • "Uzbekistan has the second highest estimated proportion of prevalence of modern slavery by population.
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A much smaller proportion of people had done it for longer than a week.
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He expects that proportion to keep falling and for pedestrian-only spaces to spread.
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Some 28% of the population is over 65, the highest proportion in the world.
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About 14% of Britain's population is foreign-born, nearly treble the proportion in 20003.
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In California, the proportion of CO2 from transportation is even higher: above 40 percent.
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As the trial progressed, the proportion of correct choices (shown as a percentage) increased.
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In every age bracket, white voters favored Trump, growing in proportion as they aged.
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In senior management positions, however, the proportion of women slipped by 1 percentage point.
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" She also wants people to know that their "anxieties are way out of proportion.
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"Small" had the smallest proportion of bad bot traffic at slightly under 15 percent.
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Thousands of smaller-sized U.S. firms send a growing proportion of U.S. GDP abroad.
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Deminor declined to put a figure on the proportion of VW shareholders it represents.
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For heavily funded startups, we also found a high proportion of business school degrees.
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Everyone is covered, and everyone contributes in proportion to his or her income. 6900.
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That proportion shrinks to 5-10% when a more fundamental choice must be made.
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That's double the proportion of workers aged 50 through 64 who said the same.
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For Latino party loyalists, the email controversy has been blown way out of proportion.
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There are so many exaggerated plays with proportion, mostly of the exceedingly oversized variety.
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A good proportion are assumed to have been bought with the proceeds of corruption.
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The game was going on... Things get out of proportion, but these things happen.
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And the proportion of Porsche diesel models globally was just 12 percent in 2017.
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Tellingly, the proportion of Americans in the labor force hit a two-year high.
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But Bannon's vitriol against Romney was out of proportion with Romney's criticism of Moore.
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She said the proportion of women in the tech investment industry was really low.
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"I just think that news people, they blow things out of proportion," he explains.
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WeWork is also looking to increase the proportion of their spaces under management partnerships.
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In our breathless, sensationalized news coverage, we lose a sense of perspective and proportion.
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The proportion of Americans who consider him dishonest has never fallen below 54 percent.
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The proportion of U.S. homes listed at or above $1 million is steadily growing.
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It's tough to find anything on the XE that's awkward or out-of-proportion.
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"A large proportion of patients could be having silent coronary artery disease," Tam said.
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They've got human actors, and we've got a different shape and proportion than cats.
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Past studies have found that neighborhood has a high proportion of illegal Airbnb listings.
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Handelsbanken has a smaller proportion of bad loans than the industry average in Europe.
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The response was completely out of proportion with whatever supposed 'wrongdoing' I had committed.
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Just 15 percent of private business close, the smallest proportion for any federal holiday.
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A large proportion of carbon dioxide released in the 20th century is sitting there.
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So is Mariah really behaving cruelly, or is Morgan blowing this out of proportion?
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A breach of this proportion serves as a warning for what may lie ahead.
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The meter was originally defined as a proportion of the size of the Earth.
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Most experimentation has resulted in partial understanding of a small proportion of known metabolites.
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The country, with the world's second-highest proportion of seniors, is also particularly vulnerable.
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The proportion of white workers fell by 16.63 percentage points over the same period.
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What's changing is the proportion of people who, after sensitization, proceed to overt allergy.
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This time around, there's this fear factor that is being blown out of proportion.
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Protesters are demanding jobs and a bigger proportion of state spending in marginalized regions.
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Roughly half of Otzi's stomach contents were fats, a "remarkable" proportion, according to researchers.
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Partly, too, it is the result of a lack of political proportion and priority.
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In contrast, Graph B shows these values as a proportion of the country's population.
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But the government wants to increase the proportion of working women to 80 percent.
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In the Senate, candidates must receive a certain proportion of votes to be elected.
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But the large proportion of G.P.s would prefer an external clinic setting for abortions.
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"Nobody knew there would be a pandemic or epidemic of this proportion," he said.
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Cathay Dragon, the company's regional airline, will also cut back by the same proportion.
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Only a small proportion of cases using the Forensic Statistical Tool went to trial.
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Whether or not it's been blown out of proportion is yet to be seen.
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The Treasury Department in 2165 attributed an even smaller proportion — 2500 percent — to workers.
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A large proportion of shoreline in densely populated areas is projected to be lost.
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The proportion of American workers in a union is at an 80-year low.
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But like every great sandwich, it's constructed with great attention to proportion and texture.
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I think the Sanders supporters issue is both legitimate and blown out of proportion.
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In Wuhan, China, the reported proportion of diagnosed patients who die is now 21%.
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As a result, only a tiny proportion of people with behavioral disabilities became housed.
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France, Norway and Belgium had the highest proportion of companies with women on boards.
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China and the United States account for a large proportion of the world's unicorns.
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But it's hardware that continues to make up the biggest proportion of its revenues.
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He was a man of deep, reasoned convictions who possessed a sense of proportion.
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The new record means the proportion of female MPs now stands at 34 percent.
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Instead of blowing things out of proportion, we can turn it into a joke.
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A significant proportion of the Israeli public is grateful to Mr. Netanyahu for this.
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As the proportion of the population with immunity rises, the disease spreads more slowly.
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Which was so blown out of proportion– Austin: But it was tied to this!
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Tavel agreed with Roiz that Trump's comments about Mexicans were blown out of proportion.
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Pluto blows things out of proportion and takes them to their most extreme lengths.
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Or 703 million: the proportion of workers in 2016 who were not British nationals.
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"This man was a trophy collector and creator of monumental proportion," Mr. Weintraub said.
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He was one of two blacks — a higher proportion than in most larger studies.
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Robert Shiller: Steel aluminum will be very small because it's not a big proportion.
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In rough proportion to the amount they outearn their husbands, women do more housework.
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USB's merchant processing business is a significant proportion of the company's non-interest revenue.
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The proportion of voters who disapprove of the president — 54 percent — stayed the same.
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How does this percentage compare to the proportion of felons in the overall population?
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He said that the proportion would gradually decline to 2.8 percent again by 2019.
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This is only a small proportion of an estimated 80,000 stray dogs in Chennai.
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Now, the baby boom is retiring and the proportion of women working is stable.
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But zoom out, and this hailstorm's qualities of shape and proportion begin to emerge.
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Was the proportion of the older painting — whose dimensions convey landscape — what bothered Johns?
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Further, a greater proportion of people who are becoming ill now are seriously sick.
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The car is all flow and proportion, with no single aspect overpowering any other.
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Now, a huge proportion of those patients all have to pay the first $3,000.
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The result is a hypnotic meditation on the basics of composition, proportion and tone.
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It's necessary to work with the form, volume, composition, proportion, color, and texture correctly.
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"That's a great screening tool to figure out what proportion of our patient population had it or what proportion of our hospital staff has been exposed to it," said David Pride, associate director of microbiology at the University of California San Diego.
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Recent studies of correspondents in Westminster put the proportion of women at around a quarter.
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She believes the federal government has bloated all out of proportion to its original purpose.
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Sometimes people go overboard, but they don't have to; it's all about balance and proportion.
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Nina Turner, a top Sanders surrogate, suggested the issue was being blown out of proportion.
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"This story is getting blown out of proportion," Mr. Jensen said in an email statement.
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Grant to U.S. exporters resalable quotas to import from China in proportion to sales there.
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Overall, companies are weathering the market sell-off roughly in proportion to their corporate results.
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The proportion of boys who were unhappy with their appearance held flat, at 20 percent.
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Spotify CEO Daniel Ek owns the biggest proportion of regular shares at about 26 percent.
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It was a throwaway line that I used that just got blown out of proportion.
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Some scholars define democracy by the proportion of a country's citizens that have voting rights.
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"In a significant proportion of these deaths, an unsafe sleep circumstance is a contributing factor."
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And those who feel this way make up a significant proportion of Republican primary voters.
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The proportion of women in state legislatures has historically remained between 23 and 25 percent.
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It said this would allow Casino "to have a larger proportion of Via Varejo's sale".
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In 2015 exports were a smaller proportion of global GDP than they were in 2008.
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NSBU would boost U.S. revenue as a proportion of group revenue to 26% from 20%.
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It is "out of proportion to the destruction of a protected medical facility," MSF said.
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Before 2015, the proportion suggesting it was primarily an opportunity had never risen above 493%.
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The economy continued its "rebalancing", with consumption accounting for a much larger proportion of growth.
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The proportion of owners reporting their phone nicked fell by half between 240 and 21980.
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Over the same period, the proportion of migrants over 250 rose from 22% to 13%.
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It currently accounts for 57 percent of the American diet (a proportion that is rising).
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World trade didn't really recover (as a proportion of GDP, at least, until the 1990s.).
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For young men, the proportion remained essentially unchanged, inching up to 84 from 82 percent.
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But white men are shrinking, and will continue to, as a proportion of the electorate.
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Since the 1970s the proportion of under-15s has halved, to 20133% of the population.
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There is little reliable data on the proportion of New Zealand homes owned by foreigners.
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But now, officials say a substantial proportion of the money stems from corruption or crime.
|
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It also vowed to lower the proportion of actor pay in a overall production cost.
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According to a poll published in March this year, the same proportion now favour legalisation.
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We are also told that the proportion of redundancies is not equal across internal departments.
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One of the reasons for this is the high proportion of female members of parliament.
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And, assuming each candidate's proportion of likes remained the same, Carson would win it all.
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An astonishing proportion of anti-Brexiteers seem to come adorned with titles and company directorships.
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The proportion of children who die before the age of five has halved since 1998.
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In Indonesia the proportion was only 16%, but in some areas it was much higher.
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Ritter, whose data goes back to 1980, said this is the highest proportion on record.
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Humayun Khan have been "blown hugely out of proportion," according to the GOP nominee's son.
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Its stock of outstanding credit as a proportion of its GDP is a massive 20113%.
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The proportion worldwide who complete primary school has risen from 76% in 1997 to 90%.
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Similarly, government debt has risen steadily as a proportion of GDP since the mid-1970s.
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Each competitor will vary in a multitude of ways, including height, weight, age and proportion.
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That proportion is expected to decline thereafter as more homes are plugged into the grid.
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Whitten the painter understood the power of proportion and realized it on a monumental scale.
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This shifted the debt structure favourably towards a higher proportion of medium-term debt instruments.
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He'd also guess that it's probably a larger proportion of the business than the Powerwall.
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Latin American and the Caribbean have the highest proportion of unintended pregnancies globally, she said.
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Alex: This isn't to say there aren't internet mobs that blow issues out of proportion.
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We understand it's not a joking matter and it got taken way out of proportion.
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He instead called for states to cover a higher proportion of the cost than students.
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Polls show that half of voters think taxes should rise, the highest proportion since 2004.
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But in some European countries the OS accounts for an even higher proportion of usage.
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This gap is out of proportion to differences in local economic growth and inflation rates.
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However, a very small proportion of psychedelic users may experience Hallucinogen Persisting Perception Disorder (HPPD).
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Not just the right kind of fats in the right proportion but also low sodium,
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Forward Mario Gomez has appealed for the debate not to be blown out of proportion.
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Required public-sector employer contributions have nearly trebled as a proportion of payroll since 2001.
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Over time, Mr Nasser expects indirect deaths to climb as a proportion of the total.
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The proportion living in such precarious neighbourhoods expanded from 22008% to 2500% over that period.
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In other words, good companies versus all companies is kind of shrunk as a proportion.
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The gender split leans male (83 percent) with a good proportion of females (28 percent).
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In Europe, Britain had the lowest proportion of people with high blood pressure in 2015.
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Furthermore, those who benefit from PSLF will benefit in proportion to the amount they've borrowed.
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The average person's proportion of red blood cells, or hematocrit number, is around 22011 percent.
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It is typically smaller and more svelte in proportion compared to a four-door sedan.
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Virginia also has a relatively high proportion of its debt in student loans (251 percent).
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Bahrain has the lowest proportion of nationals working in the public sector, at 35 percent.
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A significant proportion of revenues are from recurring, transactional and subscription-based products and services.
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Following a series of reforms, that proportion has risen fivefold, to more than 22013m students.
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English teachers also spend an unusually high proportion of their day on marking and administration.
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The proportion of restructured loans that were reclassified was among the highest in the sector.
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Nearly the same proportion (31 percent) contends that one's religion is not at all important.
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That number, as you can tell, represents a much higher proportion than the overall industry.
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Its strength changes in inverse proportion to the square of the distance it has travelled.
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That's been a consistent proportion: ad revenues were up 18 percent, just like overall revenues.
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A high proportion of exports' content is made up of imports, which are now pricier.
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Therefore, the more the individual character disappears from his work, the wage decreases in proportion.
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The IMF has data on the proportion of private-sector loans denominated in foreign currency.
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The proportion of children getting subsidized lunches at individual schools ranged from 6.1% to 94.9%.
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The proportion of self-identified moderates who took part in both parties' primaries was down.
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"However, people often don't appreciate the proportion who get serious complications," he told Reuters Health.
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A significant proportion of Spain's workers emerged from the dictatorship years with ironclad job security.
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An even smaller proportion of men (2000%) said they would need to know the details.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the proportion of Democratic delegates that superdelegates represent.
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Neighborhoods (in which) a high proportion are poor, African American residents are hit the hardest.
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Investment as a proportion of GDP is lower than in 2000, according to UniCredit data.
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The large proportion of liquid, mainly short-term assets supports the group's strong liquidity profile.
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The bank's adequate liquidity profile is aided by a reasonable proportion of highly liquid assets.
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And in the first half of this year, that proportion grew even larger, hitting 12%.
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"This whole thing has been blown out of proportion into a media circus," he said.
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The blame should go to social media for "blowing things out of proportion" Lenjo said.
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Both states have a high proportion of white voters and voters without a college degree.
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And Mr. Obama raised the proportion of black voters who supported him, something that Mrs.
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Government finances may also benefit from a proportion of high-denomination notes not being traded.
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Racism still does exist... and this election seems to somehow blow it out of proportion.
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It also rose as the proportion of the neighborhood's residents who were African American increased.
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South Asia had the highest proportion of underweight women, with an estimated 24% in 2014.
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This number is even including parcels, which have gone up in proportion to paper mail.
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We sell a lot of tea but it's a lot smaller proportion compared to coffee.
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Several sub-Saharan countries already have a greater proportion of female lawmakers than wealthier countries.
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A measured proportion was delivered straight into the noses and buttholes of record label executives.
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It's something that has to be done with grace, and with harmony, and with proportion.
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Specific local circumstances have shifted the proportion of people coming from each country over time.
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The proportion of black voters for Jones surpassed those seen by then-President Barack Obama.
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Luxembourg had the lowest proportion, with renewables accounting for just 6.4 percent of energy use.
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"A large proportion of this variation seems to be explained by genetics," Wohlfahrt-Veje added.
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But the borders on the glossy black-and-white print were out of proportion, again.
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We live in a time when anxiety is a mental health issue of epic proportion.
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We live in a time when anxiety is a mental health issue of epic proportion.
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Even more striking is the difference in the proportion of economic losses that are uninsured.
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And in any case the bonus hype was out of all proportion to the reality.
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Rather, their middleman role allows them to take a huge proportion of online ad revenue.
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But a sizable proportion of the Bangladeshi public never wanted to break off from Pakistan.
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Dense breasts have a high proportion of glandular or connective tissue, which blocks X-rays.
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Blood levels of vitamin D increased in all three groups in proportion to the dosage.
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The proportion of appointments scheduled within 30 days rose to 30 percent from 24 percent.
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Nuance and proportion, however, are always swamped in the heat of a presidential election campaign.
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In Pennsylvania, the proportion of forensic patients increased by 379 percent between 245 and 22004.
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By 12 months, when the coaching had ceased, that proportion had dropped to 12 percent.
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The Roberts court does more than hear a larger proportion of cases concerning conservative expression.
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"Hurricane Irma is of epic proportion, perhaps bigger than we have ever seen," Trump tweeted.
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The same proportion thinks the trade dispute between America and China will never be resolved.
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In cities like Toronto and Vancouver, the proportion of ethnic minorities could top 60 percent.
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But with the curtain, the proportion of female musicians in American orchestras started to rise.
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The proportion of students reporting disabilities climbed 223.3% during this period, from 22.3% to 22019%.
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"And a proportion of these claims will be passed on to the manufacturers," he said.
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The proportion of Democrats who found that narrative compelling is interesting in its own right.
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By 2026, the bureau estimates that this proportion will rise, but only to 25 percent.
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What proportion of those without a cough have novel coronavirus infection confirmed by PCR testing?
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This was the highest proportion since the quarterly survey began 11 years ago, Deloitte said.
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American interests have typically made up a large proportion of foreign investment in the Philippines.
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This figure is significantly out of proportion to Christians' presence among the region's displaced peoples.
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It's disorienting, like staring at a funhouse mirror that reflects the body in perfect proportion.
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The same proportion report themselves as multiracial, and about one in 10 identify as black.
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That could seriously hurt U.S. farmers, who represent a significant proportion of Trump's voter base.
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Now, it's reversed that proportion and is aiming to "essentially become carbon neutral" by 2025.
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But in my view, they all are responsible for a substantial proportion of climate change.
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A small proportion have taken up the opportunity, a spokeswoman of the company told Reuters.
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That number is steadily decreasing, however, in inverse proportion to D.C.'s soaring property values.
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As a proportion of men's pay, this equated to a shortfall of around 9.1 percent.
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As a proportion of total public spending, Italy came bottom in the whole OECD bloc.
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The same proportion thinks the trade war between America and China will never be resolved.
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Among 30-year-olds, the proportion dropped from 71% to 163% in the same period.
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"A large proportion of sexual violence in India occurs to girls below 16," asserts D'Silva.
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The proportion who were "currently sexually active" dropped to 30 percent from nearly 34 percent.
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Social movements rarely succeed if they violate our gut sense of decency and moral proportion.
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From the graph, the proportion of the time that each value occurred can be compared.
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By the numbers: That proportion has continued to rise steadily, reaching 55% as of 20163.
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"It's blown up completely out of proportion to the point where it's embarrassing," he said.
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Watch out for miscommunications and fights this evening: Things could get blown out of proportion.
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A growing proportion of Americans blame Trump for the closures, a Reuters/Ipsos poll found.
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Nearly the same proportion of Medicare enrollees also had basic or below basic health literacy.
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IQ can explain around 25 percent, or an even higher proportion, depending on the study.
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With all the ingredients combined, it's important to make sure they're in the correct proportion.
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And in its analysis, Third Way found that the proportion of people in a county who were economically sensitive was a very good predictor of how a county voted in 2016 — almost as good a predictor as the proportion of nonwhite people in a county.
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The proportion of Americans who say the investigation has not increased their doubts about the Trump administration rose by 210 points to 21 percent in the survey, while the proportion who say it has increased their doubts fell 000 points to 223 percent since February.
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U.S. refiners have been able to substitute a significant proportion of imported light crudes, like those from West Africa, with domestic shale oil, but they still need a significant proportion of imported medium-to-heavy sour crudes to run their refineries at maximum efficiency.
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This put the medical profession well behind the police department – the proportion of black doctors (2202 percent) is less than half that of black officers (2628 percent) and the proportion of Hispanic doctors (28500 percent) less than half that of Hispanic officers (6900 percent).
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It has also proposed various rules that would require carmakers to use a certain proportion of steel, aluminum and automobile components made in North America, and to have a certain proportion of a car's value be made by workers earning at least $16 an hour.
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While the proportion of black and Asian voters has stayed relatively the same since 2000 (12 percent and 2 to 4 percent, respectively), the proportion of Latino voters has grown from 7 percent to 12 percent, most of whom are also millennials (44 percent).
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One way is to compare income at different levels over time as a proportion of GDP.
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Eventually, these rocks reached the Earth&aposs surface and formed a large proportion of the crust.
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The proportion of single voters and voters with college degrees swelled by 3 percentage points apiece.
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Did you feel a lot of pressure to follow-up Maxinquaye with something of equal proportion?
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Still, this state has a reputation for surprises, thanks to its large proportion of undecided voters.
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However, the proportion of investors looking to decrease their UK holdings also increased to 20 percent.
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"This has been blown completely out of proportion," a source close to Tom Ford tells PEOPLE.
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The proportion of the population in poverty has declined in every developing region in recent decades.
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The proportion of life spent being ill is higher in poor countries than in wealthy ones.
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Even a high proportion of the media coverage surrounding them has become routine, boring, and repetitive.
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The additive would replace a proportion of the bitumen, so there are savings to be made.
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In agriculture the proportion of EU workers rises in the summer, to pick fruit and vegetables.
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A large proportion of corporate debt is denominated in foreign currency; devaluation would make repayment harder.
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It takes into account exchange volumes and the proportion of floating shares to draw their rankings.
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In the mid-1990s Japan had a smaller proportion of over-65s than Britain or Germany.
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However, as the BIS points out, trade accounts for only a small proportion of capital flows.
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One drawback of the study is that only a small proportion of participants received vision services.
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A high proportion are sacked or ostracized, despite legislation to protect them, according to advocacy groups.
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In a HuffPost/YouGov poll, a very similar proportion — 57 percent — also disapproved of the law.
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Since 2002 the proportion of African workers employed in agriculture has fallen from 66% to 57%.
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We don't break it out, but a huge proportion of Snapchatters visit Discover every single day.
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If the ratio is assumed to be 3, the proportion of duds falls to just 8%.
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The proportion of cocaine overdose deaths that also involve fentanyl is increasing dramatically in many states.
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Its government spends more on education as a proportion of its budget than other African countries.
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That proportion fell to 38 percent in March and is now just up to 40 percent.
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The key is the harmonious balance of silhouette, proportion and fit, regardless of size or shape.
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But data cleaning is a much higher proportion of data science than an outsider would expect.
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While these phenomena are real, their returns will probably be in inverse proportion to their fashionability.
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States vote in the college in proportion to their combined representation in both houses of Congress.
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The proportion of manufacturing workers in professional or technical occupations has also jumped in recent years.
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I felt inadequate, out of place — and the world around me only confirmed my proportion distortion.
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That proportion is the highest among the Group of Eight industrialized countries, according to Statistics Canada.
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The same proportion cited the economy and jobs as the most important issue in the election.
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Abraham's rep said to PEOPLE after the arrest, "This situation has been blown out of proportion."
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The proportion of private ownership in industry continues to rise as that of the state recedes.
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It is responsible for a considerable proportion of total contraceptive purchases in many low income countries.
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These numbers hold true, regardless of the proportion of the market owned by the two groups.
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In some countries, such as France and Germany, the proportion of renters is much higher still.
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But that proportion of the market must, thanks to simple arithmetic, also return 10%, before costs.
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That's the proportion of health care spending by the consumer, as opposed to the insurance company.
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Yet the proportion of working-age people actually in work has been falling steadily (see chart).
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Banks are buying a high proportion themselves—at Piraeus, 80%—but at least sales are happening.
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The proportion of footloose British-born workers saw a more modest rise from 15% to 21%.
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MI, Italy's fourth- largest lender, holds the largest proportion of bad loans compared with its capital.
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Today Labour has roughly the same proportion of university graduates as the Conservatives among its MPs.
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Although women comprised just 22% of participants, they represented a far higher proportion of winning teams.
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A growing proportion of those who have settled in the South manage to send money home.
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In recent years, however, the proportion of black pupils at mostly white schools has dropped steadily.
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Annual flows of inheritance in France have tripled as a proportion of GDP since the 1950s.
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" Hill also told Education Week, "The NY Times piece is getting blown way out of proportion.
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Monte dei Paschi di Siena, which has the highest proportion of bad loans, soared 12 percent.
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In 0003, the proportion of Scandinavian customers reduced to 52% of revenue from 71% in 2015.
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Only a small proportion of people had ever been abroad or would ever go to college.
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By comparison, the proportion of major birth defects among the children of overweight mothers was 3.5%.
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And with that increasing proportion of the elderly comes increased Social Security and Medicare spending obligations.
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The proportion of people calling themselves Christian fell from 72% in 2000 to 216% in 2000.
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As for the injured pig ... Sandy thinks people have blown the injury way out of proportion.
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The largest proportion of the births in the study, 28.9%, was among women 25 to 29.
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An even higher proportion of the population have lost their lives in Canada from opioid abuse.
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Emotional rancor in Texas politics seems to increase in direct proportion to a law's perceived inanity.
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The proportion of Africans living in absolute poverty has fallen from 58% to 41% since 2000.
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The proportion of cariocas served by mass transit rose from 18% to 63% during his tenure.
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In 2010 the proportion of Arabs aged 15-20143 peaked at 20% of the total population.
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A small proportion, though, undertook trips that made little sense, or suddenly varied in their pattern.
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The global proportion of adults aged 19993 to 45 suffering from asthma was 4.3% in 2002.
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"We are not inclined to exaggerate this or to blow this out of proportion," said Peskov.
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Inflation and unemployment hover around 10%; so, as a proportion of GDP, does the budget deficit.
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This is due to a high proportion of unit-linked and disability business in its books.
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The proportion of uninsured Americans with severe mental illnesses dropped by nearly a third by 2015.
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None transcends the genre, though Banks's steady hand doles out comedy and action in agreeable proportion.
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He's got the population of Tanzania, G.D.P. of Tanzania, what proportion of their population is educated.
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"The proportion of people who own individual shares has halved since the early 1980s", says Bagehot.
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Yet even modestly sized carriers will inevitably soak up a good proportion of stretched military budgets.
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That is twice the proportion in the United States, the world's best-known nation of immigrants.
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O'Leary counters that a "tiny proportion" of its advantage over rivals is due to staff costs.
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Heating accounts for only a small proportion of distillate fuel oil consumption in the United States.
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In the 2401-plus population, the proportion still working increased to 255 percent from 264 percent.
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For many years a large proportion of our trade deficit was due to importing crude oil.
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One-third of the new construction market is now fully autonomous, and the proportion is rising.
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You can hear the creak as both characters and subplots get jacked up out of proportion.
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It starts with something so small and trivial and then they blow it out of proportion.
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The proportion of Americans not working has by and large not budged since the 1950s. Why?
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The proportion of intermediate goods rose to 52 percent from 41 percent, the Peterson analysis showed.
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Dogs and cats both require a higher proportion of protein in their diets than people do.
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In San Francisco and New York, Lyft's biggest cities, the proportion is now more than half.
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The proportion of Americans in the labor force plummeted during the 2008 recession and its aftermath.
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I did this to run away from transitioning and hopefully finally bring my body into proportion.
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Don't pick any fights today; everything will be blown way out of proportion, especially at work.
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Hardest hit are low-income families that spend a high proportion of their income on food.
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The bottom panel shows the proportion of each year in which culling was allowed (or not).
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It also found that neighborhoods with a high proportion of poor, black residents are hit hardest.
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Again — a big letdown was online fraud, which still accounts for a huge proportion of fraud.
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Meanwhile, some Ocean Drive proprietors say the area's alleged problems are being blown out of proportion.
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However, the proportion of unsafe abortions rose from 2000 percent to 21995 percent of overall abortions.
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Instead, mathematicians ask about the proportion of the total number of irrationals corralled by each fraction.
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The proportion with housing debt rose to 280 percent in 230 from 21989 percent in 240.
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Buybacks occur when firms purchase their own shares, reducing the proportion in the hands of investors.
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Bernie Sanders — a higher proportion than each candidate's affinity rate among Democratic voters on the whole.
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Proportion and triage are in order, and that means an end, please, to the Melania madness.
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A large proportion of the poultry for sale at supermarkets is tainted with antibiotic-resistant salmonella.
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Your annoyance level will rise in proportion to your patience and the size of your investment.
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Only six years later, that proportion was reversed, and this trend has intensified sharply since then.
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The US currently lags far behind every other country with a high proportion of coronavirus cases.
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The abortion ratio — the proportion of abortions to live births — is also down to historic lows.
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What proportion of loafers, sneakers, high heels and regular shoes should the footwear industry offer us?
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One of my big stories at Pitti is changing the proportion of the silhouette through pants.
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A major component of credit scores is the proportion of available credit that a person uses.
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We don't know the proportion of trafficking victims who are children — it is probably a minority.
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Some dealers said an unusually high proportion of sales have been to first-time gun buyers.
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To be frank, I think this is a topic that has been blown out of proportion.
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"We have been working to shift the proportion of those working remotely as quickly as possible."
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Hopson, what proportion of Baltimore Police Department do you think is implicated in this corruption stuff?
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More notably, the proportion of the population either working or looking for work rose 0.2 percent.
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That means "a substantial proportion of transmission appears to occur before symptom onset," the researchers concluded.
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I think in the big scheme of things, this issue is being blown out of proportion.
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Lion-tailed macaques do more pacing and "self-biting" in direct proportion to human visitor levels.
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We were in a period where a fairly low proportion of the population being foreign-born.
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Meanwhile, the proportion of hospital-based testing increased from 21.1% in 2008 to 43.2% in 2015.
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Among non-white adults, the proportion saying that has fallen from 47 percent to 33 percent.
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Of the 1,400 papyri, a tiny proportion are medical texts, most of which have remained untranslated.
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Police Now graduates, though a small proportion of overall forces, are more reflective of population statistics.
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