ACEs cross every line — racial, ethnic, geographic, gender, socio-economic.
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Huzhou has satisfactory budget performance and a diversified socio-economic profile.
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This is true within and across racial and socio-economic groups.
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Montreal also has a very attractive socio-economic climate for artists.
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It added that confidence had deteriorated across the socio-economic spectrum.
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The region's socio-economic indicators are comparable with the national average.
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Under 50 indicates privilege and over 50 indicates socio-economic hardship.
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In the city, the conflict's socio-economic dimensions are readily apparent.
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The affirmation reflects the state's weak socio-economic indicators by international standards.
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Heroin abuse is blind to race, gender, age, and socio-economic status.
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Its jihadists come from a range of socio-economic backgrounds and areas.
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The seven Republican districts have also been transformed by socio-economic changes.
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The resulting socio-economic benefits will have enormous regional and national impact.
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He did not talk about socio-economic backgrounds, faith, upbringing, or values.
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Sexual assault victims come from every racial, ethnic and socio-economic group.
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Oil is a powerful agent of geopolitical upheaval and socio-economic transformation.
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That plague caused a fundamental transformation of socio-economic relations in Europe.
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I provide therapy to people from all socio-economic and racial backgrounds.
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He began positing that a socio-economic disconnect was the reason Mrs.
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Socio-economic factors have played a role in exacerbating the water crisis.
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Mental health affects all, regardless of gender, culture, and socio-economic status.
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They speak to the major socio-economic implications of seemingly minor changes.
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Mari El's socio-economic profile is historically weaker than the average Russian region.
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Loserdom has nothing to do with socio-economic status, or even success rate.
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Heroin users are often unemployed and are generally from lower socio economic communities.
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That's after controlling for factors such as general health and socio-economic status.
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The EU's growing socio-economic problems, in turn, are leading to increased nationalism.
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Now Marcus wants to kill Reagan because of the president's socio-economic policies.
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In my opinion, this is impossible without reforming our institutions and socio-economic policies.
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In other words, they respect corn kernels of all colors and socio-economic backgrounds.
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Drugs are not prejudice against anyone as they break through all socio-economic barriers.
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Lead exposure from paint continues to poison young children at all socio-economic levels.
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Some discussions focus on addressing persistent un- and underemployment among certain socio-economic segments.
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Zhuhai's Creditworthiness: Zhuhai municipality has a satisfactory budget performance and diversified socio-economic profile.
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Geography doesn't just keep people stuck in their current socio-economic situations, Gates said.
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You have to think through how this going to affect lower socio-economic populations.
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Support for H.R. 3003 cuts across all political, racial, ethnic, and socio-economic lines.
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" "Its impact would also result in the removal of gender and socio-economic discrimination.
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We need debate across socio-economic and cultural lines to work out political differences.
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Therefore, racial identity carries far more weight than socio-economic status in admissions decisions.
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"I love you, it's not you, it's the socio-economic situation," adds the humorist.
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It's a message many women have heard in some form across socio-economic backgrounds.
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We also need to have more constructive dialogues across socio-economic and geographic divides.
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Stavropol's socio-economic profile is historically weaker than that of the average Russian region.
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Hefei's budget performance and leverage are average, and it has a diversified socio-economic profile.
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The impact: The high costs of many for-profit colleges can worsen socio-economic inequality.
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That could include individuals being discriminated against for their beliefs, or their socio-economic background.
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Immigration has become one of the most visible socio-economic issues since the 2016 election.
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The republic's socio-economic profile is historically weaker than that of the average Russian region.
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"You can tie a socio-economic cause into the direction of your business," she says.
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"A critical humanitarian and socio-economic situation is developing in eastern Ghouta," the statement said.
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The government also faces socio-economic challenges in terms of income inequality and social integration.
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But the series was not the only scripted comedy delving into American's socio-economic experiences.
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Such women receive the same prenatal care regardless of race, or even socio-economic status.
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While dreams and ambition are bountiful across socio-economic classes, experience and opportunity are not.
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Conservatives' theological objections to these discussions of racism and socio-economic inequality are hardly new.
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And it suggested how, through socio-economic ranking by race, European power could be maintained.
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Americans' sentiments about retirement illustrate the impact of growing socio-economic inequality in the country.
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Which, in the current socio-political, socio-cultural, and socio-economic climate, seems completely fair.
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Trainspotting depicts the pains of drug addiction in the midst of a socio-economic crisis.
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The regulatory support aside, Asia's socio-economic landscape makes it's a perfect place for DLT adoption.
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They found that they had accomplished no more than their socio-economic status would have predicted.
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It also highlighted the socio-economic exclusion and consequent isolation of some Pakistani and Bangladeshi communities.
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But the cost and instability of for-profit colleges can also contribute to socio-economic inequality.
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We need a scattergun approach where technical and socio-economic constraints are addressed under one umbrella.
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Many poor and middle-class people in the West risk slipping down the socio-economic scale.
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Like any ethnic group, Travellers are varied in their religious beliefs, politics and socio-economic status.
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Privilege comes in many forms: socio-economic privilege, gender privilege, heterosexual privilege, to name a few.
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"Our results are the first step in understanding the socio-economic impacts of climate driven migration."
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During the past decade, more than 100 school districts adopted plans that foster socio-economic integration.
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The questionnaire explored topics around gender, sexual orientation, race/ethnicity, immigration, socio-economic status, and religion.
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And not only male, I&aposd also say, white and have a certain socio-economic background.
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The drug epidemic is a crisis for people on every part of the socio-economic scale.
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But despite this, female migrant workers are often at the bottom of the socio-economic pile.
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"This is not about race, creed, or color and especially not about socio-economic status," she said.
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It's an interdisciplinary, socio-economic, philosophy and anthropology major, and African-American studies as my second major.
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And we're going to be able to do a lot for kids in low socio-economic communities.
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Plaintiffs and defendants in civil cases are generally from similar socio-economic backgrounds, the Daksh survey showed.
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A recent CNN article provides an overview of how certain socio-economic factors can lead to addiction.
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But Kachur said socio-economic development undeniably assisted the US's fight to rid the country of malaria.
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Nothing prohibits us, regardless of our socio-economic status, from benefiting from the power of innovative capitalism.
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And every effort we have may never be enough until socio-economic development reaches a critical level.
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Most were not in full-time education or work, and they were in low socio-economic groupings.
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We can come up with socio-economic explanations, but that would be simplifying what Smith has photographed.
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So what do these jobs entail, and how have changing socio-economic conditions given rise to them?
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Those at the low end of the socio-economic spectrum would have qualified for further premium help.
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Peru has taken in 600,000, and it's beginning to stir resentment here among lower socio-economic classes.
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But remember that interactions with law enforcement can vary wildly, depending on race and socio-economic background.
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For them, regardless of what socio-economic background they come from, time away from campus seems prudent.
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Men and women, spanning many ages, socio-economic groups and races, group together to discuss their projects.
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Sadly we are seeing that opiate addicts are everywhere and from every ethnic and socio-economic strata.
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That is the socio-economic context of the French bravado visions about "re-founding" the European project.
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"If you can't advance the political route, at least focus on the socio-economic route," he added.
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" The Commission does note, though, that ethical, legal and socio-economic impacts "have to be carefully addressed.
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Our socio-economic reintegration teams study the needs of each victim; and these needs are often different.
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The primary determinant of whether one could attend college was based on class and socio-economic factors.
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Socio-economic issues definitely will impact who's playing sports because of what sports are offered in the school.
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The early signs are that the new system is increasing socio-economic diversity within schools, says Ms Eyzaguirre.
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Instead, Everyday People exposes brothers and sisters from all socio-economic backgrounds, genders, and subcultures to one another.
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GLOW balances nostalgia with sly socio-economic criticism, in episodes as speedy and devastating as a clothesline move.
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That fact has an outsize impact among ethnic, racial and socio-economic blocs with low rates of turnout.
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Additionally, study after study indicates an opportunity gap in arts education, specifically along racial and socio-economic lines.
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In fact, artificially increasing prices hurts our economy by expanding inequality of job opportunities across socio-economic lines.
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When used by universities and research institutions, socio-economic data sets guide our fundamental understanding of the world.
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But it can be found in all socio-economic strata and in secular, as well as pious, families.
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"I was very cognisant of the divide coming from different socio-economic backgrounds," Myers said in an interview.
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No one cares about their race, socio-economic status, line of work, political affiliation, religion, or other ideology.
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Long working hours and high workplace stress are usually the prerequisites for ascension to higher socio-economic status.
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It's socio-economic position of moderate conservatism underscores the depth of understanding what might happen in both states.
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CHD is a true public health issue that does not discriminate by race, gender, or socio-economic status.
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Down syndrome is caused by chromosomal abnormalities and has no link to race, gender or socio-economic status.
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Still, just as often, the inability to listen has nothing to do with socio-economic or political circumstances.
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"The agreement will result in the socio-economic development, industrialization, and diversification on the African continent," Garba told CNN.
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So there are a lot of socio-economic and environmental justice factors that go into choosing heat mitigation strategies.
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Or maybe the first thing you see is "Jobs," since Steve transcends nearly every generational and socio-economic divide.
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We probed him about butt stuff like twerking and how the anus relates to socio-economic disparity and gender.
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Mari El's socio-economic profile is historically weaker than the average Russian region, which restricts the republic's tax base.
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As Europe tried to heal itself from World War II, the seeds of a socio-economic union were sown.
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The MPI claims children whose parents have been deported are negatively impacted in their personal and socio-economic development.
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However, some factors that may affect the results are the differences in climate and socio-economic backgrounds, noted Fall.
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" The profile also highlights "probable psychological violence toward persons that he does not consider on his socio-economic level.
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WIPP's Blueprint calls on Congress to create socio-economic set-asides within these contracts for women-owned small businesses.
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Huai'an has a satisfactory budget performance, which has improved over the last decade, and a diversified socio-economic profile.
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The Jews of the Squirrel Hill neighborhood of Pittsburgh are almost surely "privileged" according to various socio-economic measures.
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Where else can anyone, regardless of their socio-economic standing, access the information so critical to navigating our digital world?
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The potential for such technology to democratize quality education and transcend the socio-economic barriers to progress is incredibly promising.
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Whether it's worker displacement, the skills gap, youth unemployment, or socio-economic stratification, the impact on society will be staggering.
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Before the election, Mr Tokayev took to Twitter to promise "political modernisation" and reforms to tackle festering socio-economic grievances.
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"People in lower socio-economic statuses are under more surveillance and go through algorithms more," said Google AI's Timnit Gebru.
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Huai'an Municipality's Healthy Creditworthiness: Huai'an, located in Jiangsu province, has a satisfactory budget performance and a diversified socio-economic profile.
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But race, they say, is merely a proxy for poverty, joblessness and other socio-economic disadvantages that help breed violence.
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The region exhibits below-average socio-economic indicators as its economy has suffered from its reliance on the industrial sector.
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Each of these organizations conduct large-scale socio-economic surveys, where researchers want to include as many countries as possible.
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These disparities are not fully explained by differences in health status, socio-economic status or patterns of health-care use.
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In the ensuing 28500 years, it has come to embody a wider awareness of socio-economic justice for the elderly.
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It is executive produced by NBA player LeBron James and often features contestants from various racial and socio-economic backgrounds.
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"The lowest access and the worst outcomes in healthcare in Canada are in the lowest socio-economic groups," Day argued.
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It was people of all races, religions, gender identities, socio-economic background and ages in hundreds of cities across America.
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There's something bigger he is revealing about loneliness, alienation — even while he points to a specific American socio-economic class.
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He watched with alarm and disgust as industrial wealth created a new socio-economic elite, and America's imperialist appetites strengthened.
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Throughout its first season, it also tackled issues like divorce and the socio-economic pressures experienced by the working class.
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Interns come from different socio-economic, religious, cultural and political backgrounds and are expected to debate respectfully with one another.
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This means hiring journalists from diverse socio-economic backgrounds, not just those who live in the country's most expensive cities.
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GE stressed that the actions will not be "finalized" until the "industrial and socio-economic" implications are discussed with union officials.
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Market forces, along with unforeseen technological and socio-economic trends, could change the business landscape in ways we can't predict today.
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It declares the state must protect, develop and conserve its natural resources and enhance the environment while pursuing "socio-economic goals".
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The affirmation reflects Puy-de-Dome's track record of sound operating performance, moderate debt, strong governance and balanced socio-economic profile.
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When I was a local kid in Hawaii, Asians were considered to be towards the bottom of the socio-economic ladder.
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Historically, triple talaq has helped to entrench discrimination for Muslim women in the country and lower their lower socio-economic prospects.
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They are standing up to social morality and men are becoming increasingly frustrated as they face poverty and socio-economic challenges.
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And the president had helpfully made it clear that the mounting socio-economic damage caused by the shutdown was on him.
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The court recognised the community as a marginalised group and directed authorities to implement policies to improve their socio-economic status.
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The municipality reported a strong fiscal performance, diversified socio-economic profile and a strategic location at the heart of central China.
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Murkowski should support free-market solutions that promote healthcare delivery to all people, regardless of socio-economic positioning and personal health.
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The goal is to achieve "significant socio-economic diversity, " according to Adam Sapp, Pomona's senior associate dean and director of admissions.
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When COSEWIC's assessments are turned down, the (publicly listed) reasons behind the refusal to protect a species are occasionally socio-economic.
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"There may be very, very compelling socio-economic reasons as to why a species perhaps should not be listed," he said.
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Most users are in lower socio-economic demographics and don't own PCs, which is why GMobi only offers mobile phone services.
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The ratings reflect the region's track record of strong budgetary performance, high debt, prudent management and a favourable socio-economic profile.
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He had been at the forefront of an effort to channel widespread socio-economic frustration into an organized nonviolent resistance movement.
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The brilliantly cogent surrealist object signals the near drowning of a particularly historicized sign of femininity and elevated socio-economic status.
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Nesser cautioned against relying too much on the socio-economic trope to explain why some Belgian youth are attracted to extremism.
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Danylyuk said he had come under huge pressure to support a program for subventions for socio-economic development in Ukraine's regions.
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I don't know what his socio-economic circumstances are, so I don't want to fault him for still living at home.
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Social mobility refers to the ability for individuals, families or households to move between various socio-economic strata within a society.
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While the solution might be to just sharpen your skills, that still doesn't address the socio-economic divide some actors face.
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It&aposs a network of 11 public charter schools in Washington and California, which serves students from diverse socio-economic backgrounds.
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First, it suggests that whenever the socio-economic, racial and/or ethnic composition of a neighborhood changes, it is called gentrification.
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The goal is to achieve "significant socio-economic diversity," according to Adam Sapp, Pomona's senior associate dean and director of admissions.
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The sections are useful for underscoring different aspects of home, from the socio-economic and geographic to the emotional and imaginative.
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"Risk assessment tools are prone to racial, gender, and socio-economic bias, because they rely on criminal justice data," the group said.
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A: I already have an opinion about men – not men that belong to this socio-economic strata, but Indian men in general.
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The party collapsed so ubiquitously last year partly because it does not have any socio-economic base on which to fall back.
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But what Wiesner and her collaborators wanted to understand was the socio-economic and political mechanisms that are driving this democratic decline.
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But without more rigorous inquiry into the origin and quality of socio-economic data, the grim reality of dictatorship often remains obscured.
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Tech executives have argued that such training could help address socio-economic differences among students, by providing them with marketable job skills.
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By placing his subjects against a blank wall, Smith isolates them enough from their socio-economic environment to make us look again.
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But generally, I'd say it is identity at the cross-sections of socio-economic and political status, race ethnicity, gender, and sex.
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I was surrounded by people from every socio-economic background: men and women, seniors in wheelchairs, fathers carrying children on their shoulders.
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With these experiences in mind, 20th-century scholars put forward a robust theory connecting socio-economic structures and forms of political order.
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But still today, in 2020, the opportunities we get in life remain largely dictated by the socio-economic circumstances we're born into.
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Still, I've always supported affirmative action, though I'd much prefer that it was based on socio-economic disadvantage rather than race alone.
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"Granting so many lifetime privileges to an entire former government is not consistent with our socio-economic context," Nkanga wrote on Twitter.
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Trimming the government spending under conditions of slow economic growth and the legacy of "acquired socio-economic privileges" is a tough call.
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EUROPE * Italy's prime minister said the coronavirus was causing a "socio-economic tsunami" as European leaders agreed to seal off external borders.
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Our city was culturally and ethnically diverse, but we had a gang problem that seemed to transcend ethnic, cultural, or socio-economic boundaries.
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But as you move further along the privileged end of the socio-economic curve, managing, preserving and growing one's wealth becomes more complicated.
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Cuevas exposes the contradictions of the socio-economic systems that rule our daily life, turning the Mishkin into a place of public investigation.
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The titular train driving the remaining members of Earth in a post-apocalyptic world is still operating under some warped socio-economic structures.
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But this interest-based matching could, in turn, have an isolating effect – keeping friendships constrained to socio-economic bubbles where diversity is lacking.
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Yet, too often these digital health products and services seem designed for those in the same socio-economic situation as the designers themselves.
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" The sums laundered were so large, the prosecutors said, that "the damage to the socio-economic order and the national economy is clear.
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Those with "national verifications cards" - known as NVCs - would be guaranteed "socio-economic development", but those without will be "stateless", the pamphlet says.
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Because of socio-economic access, we're also left medically neglected, not always getting the treatment we need for better mental and physical health.
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Socio-economic indicators are in line with the national average (GDP per capita stands at 97% of national average outside Ile-de-France).
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Huai'an Municipality's Healthy Creditworthiness: Huai'an, located in China's Jiangsu province, has a budget performance that is satisfactory and a diversified socio-economic profile.
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Too narrow a focus on gender and race can miss other types of valued diversity such as socio-economic background, experience, and philosophy.
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Known to researchers as an agent-based model, this approach has been extended far beyond the basketball game to complex socio-economic systems.
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Judge Indira Talwani highlighted the Hollywood actress's entitlement and the socio-economic factors that dominated the case's coverage as she delivered her sentence.
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Today it is more likely to revolve around innovation, liveability and the ability to transform and adapt to constantly changing socio-economic forces.
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Zhenjiang also has a favourable socio-economic profile, despite its smaller economy, with GRP per capita that ranked fifth among Jiangsu's 13 municipalities.
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He added the quality of governance was not good and that there was a socio-economic misalignment with the rest of the country.
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Sons with older fathers had higher geek index scores overall, even after controlling for factors like their parents' socio-economic class and employment.
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The pendulum swings of socio-economic and demographic changes over the past two decades in some thriving cities are partly behind this shift.
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The rebels demanded the recognition and protection of indigenous communities, which have persistently ranked at the bottom of the country's socio-economic ladder.
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"As a result, an individual's opportunities in life remain tethered to their socio-economic status at birth, entrenching historical inequalities," the statement added.
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Even the poorest families still get why it is needed — even if socio-economic barriers prevent them from investing in their child's future.
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The metrics, which were all given equal weight, were: family fun, health and safety, education and child care, affordability and socio-economic condition.
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The digital divide has been eliminated among socio-economic lines; Latinos and African-Americans are far more likely to own smartphones than whites.
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This data reflects a number of socio-economic differences, including access to child care and extracurricular activities as well as how technology is perceived.
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Bootstrapped is a column exploring how people facing socio-economic and political challenges are leveraging technology to launch projects aimed at tackling social issues.
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Teens from low socio-economic status backgrounds weren't well-represented, and the results are from Australia, and we don't know how broadly they generalize.
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Right now we have a legislature largely made up of people with the same socio-economic backgrounds and experiences making decisions on our behalf.
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The 38-year-old queer city council member was known for her work that revolved around reproductive rights, gender equality, and socio-economic disenfranchisement.
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Xi faces deep socio-economic challenges, and has made it clear that he believes more government control - not less - is what the country needs.
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Public universities were founded on the notion that all students, regardless of their socio-economic status, should have access to a high-quality education.
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Yes, myriad factors contribute to why a student chooses violence, but these factors and threats are not bound by geography or socio-economic class.
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While most know that this scourge transcends state lines and socio-economic classes, few fully comprehend the international nature of the current opioid epidemic.
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The summary for policymakers presents the main findings of the report, based on an assessment of all available scientific, technical and socio-economic research.
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A game of such fervour requires class-based, socio-economic, and nationalist undertones, all of which you could to some extent apply to football.
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He studies global population and inequality, issues of socio-economic development, education and social stratification, and solidarity networks, with an emphasis on African countries.
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It is noteworthy that clinical outcomes for black prostate cancer patients are vastly different when socio-economic barriers do not impede access to care.
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Nguyen is "deeply passionate about Vietnamese socio-economic issues" and has a bachelor's degree in Southeast Asian Studies from Yale University, his family said.
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Our girls — regardless of ethnicity, religion or socio-economic class — deserve a chance to be educated, to gain independence and to pursue their dreams.
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As her story developed, we discovered that her socio-economic privilege does not emancipate her from struggles inherent in the life of black women.
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But research by Network Rail last year found that youth trespassing on the railways is more prevalent in areas with higher socio-economic deprivation.
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Immediate, personal and conversational messaging apps have become central to the way people communicate, no matter what their age or socio-economic background is.
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More private companies are hiring women for technical and manual labor jobs, helping pull poor families or single mothers up the socio-economic ladder.
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Michael W. Kraus and colleagues found that people of higher socio-economic status were actually less able to read emotions in other people's faces.
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Dams often inflicts environmental damage to aquatic eco-systems that creates socio-economic risks to communities dependent on rivers and lakes for their livelihoods.
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Samarco Chief Executive Roberto Carvalho told Reuters that the agreement "already carries all the socio-economic and environmental reparations which this other lawsuit proposes".
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The report argued that military-focused efforts to stabilize the region are unlikely to work, calling for socio-economic policies to integrate the Teda.
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The municipality also reported a strong fiscal performance, has a diversified socio-economic profile and a strategic location in the centre of Jiangsu Province.
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Huai'an Municipality's Healthy Creditworthiness: Huai'an, located in Jiangsu province, has a budget performance that is widely considered satisfactory and has a diversified socio-economic profile.
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On Sunday, the regional Southern African Development Community (SADC) group, meeting in Tanzania, said the sanctions should be lifted immediately "to facilitate socio-economic recovery".
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The Trucost report concludes DPA members created net benefits of $16 billion, with socio-economic and environmental benefits, often in economies lacking alternative revenue sources.
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Yet they are also responsible for entrenching biases and deepening socio-economic divides in cities, and increasing the vulnerability of minority communities, according to analysts.
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There has been widespread media speculation that Zuma, who has called for "a new chapter of radical socio-economic transformation", still wants to replace Gordhan.
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Five Points Academy never started with the intent of building a gym with 50% women and members from all different ethnic and socio-economic backgrounds.
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Addressing possible issues: We asked what the company was doing to deal with the possibility of discriminatory, socio-economic assumptions affecting its ranking of jobs.
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Researchers controlled for factors such as age, height, sex, body mass index (an indicator of obesity), socio-economic status, physical activity, and total energy intake.
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The company's strengths of strong fiscal performance and diversified socio-economic profile are mitigated by moderately high contingent liabilities arising from its state-owned entities.
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"We believe this data has many more impactful applications, such as socio-economic research and risk assessment for natural disasters," Facebook said in a statement.
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While the situation was bad for all Texas women, Hispanic and black women from predominantly low socio-economic groups bore the brunt of the ban.
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"More broadly, widespread iodine deficiency can diminish the cognitive capital of entire nations, diminishing socio-economic progress, experts claim," according to The Guardian's Hannah Summers.
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Concurrent to this technological revolution are a set of broader socio-economic, geopolitical and demographic developments, each interacting in multiple directions and intensifying each other.
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It knows no ethnicity, no race, no gender, no faith, no sexual orientation, no socio-economic group; it respects no national border or geographic boundary.
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In her 1981 novel, Ms. Morrison mines this folk tale to create a love story between two black Americans from very different socio-economic backgrounds.
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When the socio-economic fabric of our communities falls apart, churches are often the ones to pick up the pieces and fill in the gaps.
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Though it's an area rich in the pleasures of the table, the region is among the poorest in the country by certain socio-economic standards.
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Germany – where there is no equivalent training ground for elite students – is as bad as France in the same OECD rankings of socio-economic immobility.
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The supposed explanations for these heinous actions often fall into pre-existing slots: white nationalism, refugee and migrant flows, radical Islam, even socio-economic conditions.
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Of the female founders who ultimately succeed in raising funding from private investors, most are graduates of elite universities, suggesting a certain socio-economic status.
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The ratings also take into account persistent refinancing pressure, below the national median of socio-economic metrics and a weak institutional framework for Russian subnationals.
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Zhenjiang has a favourable socio-economic profile, despite its smaller economy, with population inflow and GRP per capita that ranked fifth among Jiangsu's 13 municipalities.
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"More fundamentally, (monetary policy) cannot close other structural faultlines across the UK economy — for example, regional, socio-economic, inter-generational and housing faultlines," wrote Haldane.
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In 103, the AU designed Agenda 2063, a framework with set objectives to aid the socio-economic transformation of the continent over the next 50 years.
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Malmierca Diaz is the first Cuban official to be sent to Davos in the last decade as the Caribbean island steps up its socio-economic opening.
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According to the IMF, emerging markets account for over 70 percent of global growth, with concerns that corruption will hamper growth and limit socio-economic progress.
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It's a process that has much in common with colonization, in the ways it takes space from one socio-economic group and offers it to another.
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The regulator's overall assessment will provide a comprehensive description of uncertainties related to the cable, including the potential impact on socio-economic profitability, the ministry added.
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Economy; Despite its weak socio-economic indicators by international standards, Lagos is considered Nigeria's economic powerhouse as its GDP accounts for 20%-25% of national GDP.
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Puy-de-Dome's socio-economic indicators are in line with national average, albeit with a structurally lower unemployment rate (9% in 3Q15, against 10.2% for France).
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Our neighborhoods have regressed to higher levels of socio-economic segregation; families from different sides of the track are living in increasing isolation from one another.
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Terror export fears as ISIS 'caliphate' shrinks Pope Francis is correct when he says that socio-economic marginalization provides fertile ground for the growth of extremism.
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Data for the study was taken from the German Socio-Economic Panel—a long-term data gathering study involving annual face-to-face interviews with participants.
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The rates are influenced by socio-economic factors, he explained, with drinking during pregnancy more common among deprived communities with poor educational backgrounds and living conditions.
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There are also dozens of malaria vaccine candidates in development, and a focus on socio-economic development will go a long way toward eliminating the disease.
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This role reversal—manifest in trends of artistic professionalization and of critical experimentation—arises, when it does, from a complex of aesthetic and socio-economic concerns.
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I say fair draft, because this reflectiveness is only true if there are not the mechanisms present to allow certain socio-economic groups to avoid service.
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The ratings reflect the Region of Centre-Val-de-Loire's track record of strong budgetary performance, low debt, prudent management and a favourable socio-economic profile.
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That's why the national dialogue needs to approach gun violence as an epidemic in America, and one that could affect anyone, regardless of socio-economic status.
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Lawyers for the clinic countered that for many women, especially underprivileged women or women of a lower socio-economic standing, 200 miles is much too far.
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Systemic homogenization of people based on race, religion, ethnicity and socio-economic backgrounds has created a danger of phobia in our nation's political and civic discourse.
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"Our officers are sworn to protect and serve, not to protect and serve those of a particular race, ethnic background, or socio-economic status," he added.
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It would also provide more resources with which to pacify Russia's increasingly volatile domestic environment, where signs of socio-economic distress and demonstrations are growing rapidly.
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It was probably spread by "a food product that is widely distributed and consumed by people across all socio-economic groups," Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi said.
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"The public protector is polarising politics and exacerbating factionalism in the ANC," said Ebrahim Fakir, an analyst at the Johannesburg-based Auwal Socio-Economic Research Institute.
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The implementation of these commitments is guided by the urgent need to ensure climate action becomes a solution to accelerate socio-economic transformation for economic justice.
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From the range of geography on display, socio-economic backgrounds, and variety of mediums, there was so much detail put into every aspect of the exhibit.
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"It's basically like a city which has suburbs abroad," Olivier Klein, a researcher at the Luxembourg Institute of Socio-Economic Research, said by phone on Thursday.
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Dr. Son, the deputy director at the Danang Institute for Socio-Economic Development, said he still held out hope that Vietnam would take China to court.
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Otieno focuses on capturing the stories of the vibrant community to a show a broader spectrum of life from various socio-economic, cultural and environmental perspectives.
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The social framework has long been used as a measure of a society's socio-economic progress, comparing outcomes such as a person's earnings versus their parents.
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And despite opposition at the outset, Louisville, Ky. has drawn attendance zones that promote racial as well as socio-economic integration; polls now show overwhelming support.
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Paul Krugman Opinion Columnist Once a year my academic base, CUNY's Stone Center on Socio-Economic Inequality, holds a workshop featuring cutting-edge research on inequality.
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Using it to hurt a particular socio-economic class, even for theoretically laudable aims like protecting democracy, is in his mind a form of majoritarian oppression.
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In Michael Maranda's Waging Culture series, he analyzes the socio-economic status of visual artists in Canada, using quantitative analyses he undertook while at York University.
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Subsidized apartment complexes and tidy townhouses coexist with single-family colonials and split- levels, and racial, socio-economic and religious diversity is embedded in the fabric.
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This approach all but guarantees that the country overall will do well, but underlying socio-cultural and socio-economic tensions will continue to fester or worsen.
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The term that we use to refer to these voters -- working class -- implies not only a lower socio-economic status, but nowadays also a lower cultural status.
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"As a consequence of these and other socio-economic factors, political representation of California's diverse population and economies has rendered the state nearly ungovernable," the initiative reads.
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"These claims bring negative impact to Malaysia which depends highly on the palm oil industry to raise the socio-economic well-being of our people," he said.
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Puy de Dome's ratings also reflect the following key rating drivers: Economy (Strength/Stable) Puy-de-Dome's socio-economic indicators are slightly better than the national average.
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Breakthroughs in technology, changes to regulation and socio-economic tailwinds are allowing talent and capital to be more widely distributed and at the same time closely connected.
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"This roadshow is just one of many things we can do to expose girls of all socio-economic backgrounds to the incredible world of coding," said Watson.
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Far-right movements are treated overwhelmingly as cultural phenomena rather than–as is sometimes the case in France, Britain and America–mere expressions of socio-economic dislocation.
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These voters simply felt that Trump responded to their concerns, which were due, at least in part, to socio-economic shifts and job losses resulting from globalization.
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Nigeria is facing similar problems, losing $85033 million annually to illegal fishing, compounded by the socio-economic impact of robberies of Nigerian shrimp trawlers on the seas.
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Data from India's 2011 Socio Economic and Caste census released last year showed that 100 million families, that is 56 percent of all rural households, were landless.
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Efforts to save the North Atlantic right whale through attempts to enforce the Marine Mammal Protection Act have conflicted with the socio-economic realities of trap fisheries.
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The ratings reflect the region of Centre-Val-de-Loire's track record of strong budgetary performance, low debt, and prudent management and a favourable socio economic profile.
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Wever-Croes recognizes there are still inequities in Aruba, which is why she is pushing a human-centered "Hunto Pa Aruba" ("Together For Aruba") socio-economic plan.
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"We're living today in a very precarious socio-economic situation which could lead at any time to a humanitarian disaster, our country is in agony," he said.
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"Oxford reflects the inequalities — socio-economic, ethnic and regional — that exist in British society," Louise Richardson, the university's vice chancellor, said in a foreword to the report.
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Others disagree and say the drop is due to stifling socio-economic factors, including rising childcare costs and a lack of supportive government programs for working mothers.
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Officials said at the time the government was striving to resolve rights issues in Papua but faced a five-decade accumulation of socio-economic and political problems.
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Brookings Institution scholar Richard Reeves suggests cutting out, for example, exclusionary zoning of affordable housing, which prevents not only middle-class housing opportunities, but socio-economic integration.
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The data model, published Thursday by socio-economic and political analysis firm Verisk Maplecroft, has also predicted that in 2020, the number will balloon to 75 countries.
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The municipality has a strong fiscal performance and diversified socio-economic profile, and it is located strategically in the heart of the Pearl River Delta in southern China.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS The 'AA' rating is based on Eurometropole's sound operating performance, strong governance, robust socio-economic profile, as well as high and growing levels of debt.
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Its members are mostly from the middle class, which has grown during Mr Morales's presidency and is now the largest socio-economic group, according to Captura, a consultancy.
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The bold, bright color fields of these works signpost the artist's position within a rapidly changing world just starting to grapple with the socio-economic legacy of colonialism.
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In addition to the "symbolic violence" we are experiencing post-Maria, we too have been impacted by mass incarceration, police brutality, racial profiling and unfair socio-economic policies.
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"These are resulting from socio-economic conflict and a need for real change, for greater civil rights against ruling elites that has reached a saturation point in Iraq."
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Susan E. Rice It is well documented that Americans are ever more divided: along party, ideological, socio-economic and cultural lines; by geographic, demographic, racial and religious differences.
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Bernie and his supporters still seem to believe that socio-economic revolution is a winning political message in the most culturally capitalist, religiously conservative country in the West.
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In these new models, there is only one socio-economic scenario that limits warming to 2 degrees, and it requires strong international cooperation and investment in sustainable development.
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There are still sizeable gaps in socio-economic indicators between Colombia's Pacific and the rest of the country, but without collective titling the situation would be even worse.
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Imagine each person serving our country in some beneficial capacity, crossing socio-economic paths just as Americans did when they served in the military together during the draft.
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The fantasy of becoming rich and famous parallels the American dream, in that it feels like an attainable fairy tale regardless of race, gender, or socio-economic status.
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This is something the Kremlin needs to address in the coming years "or risk upsetting the stable socio-economic balance," according to a report by Macro-Advisory Partners.
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One study by researchers at Washington University, St. Louis, accounting for lost wages and socio-economic costs of incarceration, put the figure closer to $1 trillion per year.
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In the early 2000s, with the recession looming and socio-economic tensions on high, there was a subtle shift of Black women choosing to wear their hair natural.
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Danylyuk, Kiev's point man in the IMF talks, said that he had come under huge political pressure to support a spending programme for socio-economic development in Ukraine's regions.
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"We do not have exclusions or look for families with certain education background, language skills or other socio-economic factors, and we do not cut family sizes," she said.
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The city has a fastg-growing and diversified socio-economic profile and more fiscal flexibility than other counties in Jiangsu due to its "county designated in provincial plan" status.
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For Americans, a particularly helpful gain would be a sharp reduction in what sociologists have termed precariousness – the risk of a sudden steep fall down the socio-economic ladder.
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During the Cold War, soft power was a means by which the two majorly influential ideologies of socio-economic organization — capitalism and communism — battled using culture, economics and education.
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CareSkore is combining clinical, socio-economic, demographic, and behavioral data to paint a holistic picture of patients that doctors and insurance companies can use to provide better preventative care.
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Many of IBM's African problem designations are evocative of the development field— the decades-long aid-agency and NGO driven campaign to solve Africa's long-standing socio-economic issues.
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On Saturday, the president spoke of "our stated commitment to advance radical socio-economic transformation" at the launch of a housing project in his home province of KwaZulu Natal.
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In our view, DBN is strategically important to Namibia as the country's primary development bank, incorporated by an act of parliament with a mandate to finance socio-economic development.
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The ratings also factor in the modest budget of Mari El, its socio-economic metrics that are below the national median and a weak institutional framework for Russian subnationals.
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If making a socio-economic impact matters to Amazon executives deciding on "HQ2," Newark and Detroit could be joined on a list of targets by Pittsburgh, Cleveland and Baltimore.
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"I assume that the displaced people are leaving with boats because they (have) not fully understood what we arranged for their accommodations, livelihoods and socio-economic development," he said.
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But Groff said the ADB, which assists members by providing loans, technical assistance, grants and equity investments to promote socio-economic development, is not worried about the proposed budget.
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The former International Monetary Fund chief economist had irked some members of India's Hindu nationalist government with his socio-economic commentaries before quitting after just one three-year term.
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China "provides what aid it can on the basis of respecting the wishes of the island nations without attaching any political conditions, vigorously promoting socio-economic development", it added.
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The dissociation of black people from the very real contributions we've made to this country has done incalculable damage to the psyche and socio-economic standings of black Americans.
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BRUNO TROCCOLISantiago, Chile * Poor Andean farmers are not marginal producers of quinoa once their broader socio-economic contribution to society is taken into account ("Against the grain", May 21st).
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"I think it's important to know that sexual assault can happen in so many places, and so many people [in different socio-economic groups] can be perpetrators," said Lopez.
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This summer, interns questioned Redfin's chief executive, Glenn Kelman, about whether the way the site displays school information and test scores could contribute to socio-economic divides in neighborhoods.
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Many people on the alt-right — including the premier anarcho-capitalist thinker, the German economist Hans-Hermann Hoppe — believe that cultural homogeneity is a precondition for socio-economic order.
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It is the third-least prepared country for the overall risk category, and its score was brought down due to a lack of infrastructure adequacy and socio-economic resilience.
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That's according to the World Economic Forum's Global Social Mobility Index, which ranks 224 countries on their citizens' ability to fulfill their potential regardless of their socio-economic background.
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She said that the lack of long-term planning remains a major hindrance to making meaningful, widespread change, and that organized crime has also contributed to socio-economic deterioration.
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Nguyen Minh Phong, an economist at Hanoi Institute for Socio-Economic Development Studies, said the option of allowing a bank to declare bankruptcy was useful for the central bank.
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Yet, recent studies show that diverse well-resourced districts such as District 65 in Evanston, Ill continue to promote and serve white students best regardless of socio-economic background.
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Branko Milanovic is a visiting presidential professor and senior scholar in the Stone Center on Socio-Economic Inequality, at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York.
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The show shares Elena Ferrante's sense of pessimism both about her country's recovery efforts after the second world war and the ability of personal relationships to weather socio-economic challenges.
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The simple reply that "all money is tainted," deflects culpability and keeps the arts — and artists — in stagnant, patron reliant spaces reinforced by political, military, and socio-economic power structures.
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And its approach to solving what is a legitimate issue — The Times points out that it's a real socio-economic challenge for South Korea — can only be described as strange.
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Even if money worries were not a direct cause of death, the risk of a socio-economic gradient in assisted dying would be as real as any other health inequality.
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The incoming class of our leaders will test their political philosophy on the socio-economic issues such as price stability, budget deficits, public debt and the soaring net foreign liabilities.
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Ramaphosa and Dlamini-Zuma both talk of "radical socio-economic transformation", a vague ANC plan to tackle the glaring racial inequality that exists 23 years after the end of apartheid.
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Stuart Wilson of the Socio-Economic Rights Institute of South Africa, a group that aims to "challenge inequality", argues that private developers have free rein to exploit the inner city.
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This new generation of young Pakistanis was not only aware of the political and socio-economic challenges faced by the country, but has also found social networks to voice opinions.
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CW: For us, success looks like a technology and venture capital industry where anyone, from any background, ability, religion, ethnicity, gender, sexuality and socio-economic background can succeed and thrive.
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Comparisons between the three groups were performed in two stages and the socio-economic status, language proficiency and general intelligence of all children taking part were factored into the analyses.
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The heavy reliance on Western interpretation of technology and culture often disregards local knowledge systems, especially of local ecological and socio-economic conditions, which are not seen as 'technologically advanced'.
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Instead, it should define the bank's main objective as promoting "balanced and sustainable economic growth... while ensuring that the socio-economic well-being of the citizens are protected", she said.
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Schools could analyze what their student bodies would look like if they stopped considering race and instead pursued other initiatives, like increasing financial aid or focusing on socio-economic status.
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The reality is that mental illness effects people of all race/ethnicities and socio-economic statuses and it is critical that people of all backgrounds have equal access to treatment.
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There remain large gaps in feeling prepared by socio-economic status, as well as by race and by gender, with all of these divides appearing to hold across partisan lines.
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That is why she gave her heart and soul to our school — because we work with children and families from all over the world and from ALL socio-economic backgrounds.
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Probably more than any other retailer, Walmart serves Americans of every socio-economic and cultural stripe, which means that any public policy stance the company takes will inevitably alienate many.
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Here, again, Hopper's own vision runs into the exigencies of the current art museum field, which has sought to expand the ethnic and socio-economic class profile of museum audiences.
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"(It's) because we don't have a large number of angry people across the socio-economic spectrum protesting frequently on the roads and putting clear [demands] to elected representatives," adds Chaturvedi.
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Gantz and Lapid support a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and promise to keep Israelis safe, while paying attention to socio-economic issues that Netanyahu has neglected.
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Fana Broadcasting did not give any more details, but quoted Abiy as saying the military reforms should "take into account current fast changing world, socio-economic and political situation in Ethiopia".
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South African President Jacob Zuma pledged on Thursday to redistribute wealth in the economy to poor black people as part of a policy he calls "radical socio-economic transformation".
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Colter doesn't believe his white teammates harbored any overt racial resentment, but he can't help but wonder if socio-economic factors associated with race didn't play a part in the split.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia's execution of Shi'ite cleric Sheikh Nimr al-Nimr has exposed the dangerous political, religious and socio-economic fault lines which run through the kingdom and the Gulf.
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Kabul must support extensive training of women as advocates, mediators and negotiators prepared to participate in future talks, while amassing and amplifying voices from diverse ethnic, religious and socio-economic groups.
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Sixty years after the Supreme Court ordered schools to stop providing "separate but equal" services along racial and socio-economic lines, too many educational districts allow geography to segregate their students.
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Two, such a structure would be impossible to deconstruct by nationalists, populists and similar constituencies blaming all sorts of socio-economic problems on the EU's single market and the common currency.
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Session's criminalization of immigration through zero-tolerance ignores the geo-political and socio-economic realities behind immigration and refugee patterns in favor of a one-size fits all "law & order" posture.
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Already disadvantaged as a result of poverty, lack of English-speaking ability, and undeniable racial prejudices, these children, without an education, will become permanently locked into the lowest socio-economic class.
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"Historically, the ICA has always critically reflected on the role that contemporary art and culture play within the larger socio-economic conditions of their times," Mr. Kalmar said in a statement.
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On the other hand, the tax reform as approved by the House represents a real risk for the continued socio-economic and political viability of the territory as we know it.
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Mac van Dinther: Twenty-five years ago, I started out at the paper writing about socio-economic issues, covering topics like the job market and [the Dutch disability coverage law] WAO.
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Prostitution abolitionists say most are victims of human trafficking and have been lured, duped or forced into sexual slavery by pimps and traffickers, largely due to their poor socio-economic status.
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And by describing the majority populations of these schools as "one ethnic group," it fails to appreciate the socio-economic and other diversity among these students and internal to Asian communities.
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Why it matters: Automation is the future of fields, particularly as immigration crackdowns and an array of socio-economic factors have made it much harder for farms to find seasonal workers.
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Milan, Nestle Italian unit newly-appointed Chairman and CEO Marco Travaglia holds news conference to present research on the socio-economic impact of company in Italy and new targets (1030 GMT).
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Chicago fills about a third of its kindergarten gifted classes with the children who scored highest on an exam, and then selects the top performers from four different socio-economic tiers.
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"We are supportive and encouraged by the new administration's socio-economic agenda, which has a holistic approach for the benefit of all, including JFC," said Jollibee investor relations officer Cossette Palomar.
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The 19-member, almost all-male band writes and composes its own music under music director Tenma and sings about socio-economic injustice, marginalization, and other mistreatments that have troubled Dalits.
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In the eyes of those who are filing the lawsuits, however, no tweaks to the tests will solve the underlying socio-economic issues that they create in the UC admissions process.
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And unlike previous similar documents, this administration finally recognizes the interconnectedness of big global problems such as the expansion of Iranian influence, state collapse, radical Islamist ideology and socio-economic stagnation.
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"All of your plates, curtains, walls get covered in cockroach poop," said Miller, noting that the problem is pervasive in poorer, inner-city environments but often unknown by other socio-economic demographics.
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Election wins for Donald Trump and Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte, as well as the U.K.'s vote to leave the EU, were widely seen as a rejection of current socio-economic models.
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"It is a socio-economic and a health care associated disparity issue," said Dr. Avni Joshi, a pediatrics researcher at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota who wasn't involved in the statement.
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Why it matters: The deep racial and socio-economic disparities in the U.S. shape the kinds of romantic relationships people can afford to have, which in turn perpetuate inequalities for future generations.
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The affirmation reflects Busto Arsizio's solid budgetary performance, as well as the city's robust debt metrics and liquidity position, while a wealthy socio-economic profile continues to underpin the city's tax base.
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However, the combination of global trade and domestic political pressures mean that the avoidance of mass job losses and socio-economic detriment which accompanied the last downturn may not be as attainable.
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"China is willing to work hard with Myanmar to properly implement these mutually beneficial cooperation projects, to promote local socio-economic development, to better benefit both countries and their peoples," he added.
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Beijing municipality has a robust budgetary performance, a strong and well-diversified socio-economic profile and a close relationship with the China sovereign (A+/Stable) owing to its status as the capital.
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"Under the leadership of the centre-right party New Democracy, the incoming government's measures could boost Greece's economic growth potential and alleviate outstanding socio-economic challenges," S&P Global said on Monday.
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Now, researchers want to collect genomic information from one million Americans and overlay it with environmental, lifestyle and socio-economic factors, to better understand why some people get sick and others don't.
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The municipality has a robust budgetary performance, a strong and well-diversified socio-economic profile, and a close relationship with the China sovereign (A+/Stable) owing to its status as the capital.
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I guess I'd kind of forgotten how hard it can be to be a fourteen year old, let alone a fourteen year old facing the socio-economic challenges these kids are facing.
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Rwandans in turn look towards South Korea's "quick recovery from conflict," and "fast-paced socio-economic development," Claudette Irere, director general for ICT at Rwanda's Ministry of Youth and ICT, told CNBC.
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Many of the large contracts the federal government favors, called Multiple-Award Contracts, have requirements to target various socio-economic groups to compete, but often there are no such requirements for women.
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The call to Make America Great Again is one to hopefully make America a more perfect union, a union where we are not so divided by socio-economic, racial and political lines.
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Nonetheless, the sprawling cast of characters in this populous drama, blandly directed by Doug Hughes, registers as so many integers, waiting to be clicked into prearranged places in a socio-economic equation.
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GRAPHIC: here The impoverished communities suffer from chronic unemployment and are prone to crime and gang violence, laying bare the socio-economic problems that will persist long after the APEC leaders depart.
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Venezuelans of all socio-economic classes have been buffeted by sharply rising costs amid desperate scarcities of food and medicine, the collapse of public services and the medical system, and rampant crime.
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"I'm pleased to announce new help of 30 million euros for the identification of migrants and their socio-economic integration," Mogherini said during a joint Bogota press conference with President Ivan Duque.
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Milan, Nestle Italian unit newly-appointed Chairman and CEO Marco Travaglia holds news conference to present research on the socio-economic impact of the company in Italy and new targets (1030 GMT).
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"The evolution of the world and the defined socio-economic challenges of our region required us to reconsider our position," the Burkina Faso foreign affairs minister, Alpha Barry, said in a statement.
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"The more aggressive the CO2 reduction targets are, the more disruptive the socio-economic impacts will be," Erik Jonnaert, the head of the European Automobile Manufacturers' Association (ACEA), said in a statement.
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The class action was brought forward by the Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP), BudgIT and by 6,721 Nigerians including Bring Back our Girls campaigner and former presidential candidate Oby Ezekwesili.
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A university statement said that the portraits would "feature people with disabilities, people from a variety of ethnic and socio-economic backgrounds," and people who are lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender or questioning.
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A 2015 Bipartisan Policy Center case study found that American efforts to support global health also have key secondary effects on state stability, public opinion of the U.S., and socio-economic development.
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One of the premises underlying the meeting was that submitting to the forces of historical, political, and socio-economic processes can mean events of whatever magnitude and severity can 'happen to us.
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We are doing a great disservice, not only to women of all races and socio-economic backgrounds but to all genders, culture, and society in general by allowing the status quo to continue.
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Reliable energy access empowers considerable socio-economic benefits, enabling shops and businesses to stay open longer, giving communities access to better healthcare, and providing children with domestic lighting for after-school study time.
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"These are problems that happen from time to time and (are) irrespective of socio-economic status," said Dr. Sanjay Rao, a senior consultant pediatric surgeon at Narayana Health City who performed the procedure.
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"Most of us [in the Black and brown communities] know this hoodie shouldn't cost nearly $900, and likely couldn't — because of systemic socio-economic oppression — pay that price for it," she tells Refinery29.
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News and numbers about the negative impacts of the tourism industry can kill our traveling bug, but did you know that tourism is a key driver of socio-economic progress around the world?
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The coup indicates "broad socio-economic and political frustration with Gabon's leadership, which has been weakened by the suspected incapacitation of its strongman president," Exx Africa Business Risk Intelligence said in a report.
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Throughout the "redlining" crisis of the 1970s, major US banks illegally refused loans to people based on their postal codes, after crunching the socio-economic statistics within their suburbs and deeming them unsuitable.
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The dead, apparently of different ages and socio-economic backgrounds, in attire ranging from athletic wear to business suits, included people shot in the head, blindfolded and with hands tied behind their backs.
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Indonesian officials at a panel briefing held by Amnesty said Widodo's government had striven to resolve rights issues in Papua, but faced an accumulation of socio-economic and political problems over five decades.
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"We must also enable people in every part of society — irrespective of age, gender, physical ability, ethnicity, health conditions, or socio-economic status — to access the opportunities of the internet," it further notes.
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Beyond the clothes, the lyrics in Gaga's Super Bowl performance were poignant, too: She opened with a protest song, "This Land Is Your Land," imbued with messages of racial and socio-economic inclusiveness.
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With an estimated EUR70 billion GDP Centre-Val-de-Loire's socio-economic profile is balanced (4% of French population, 3% of French GDP), despite the region's small size compared with other French regions.
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In last year's Congressional midterm elections, women of color across the country similarly achieved a series of historical firsts on the basis of their age, race, religion, socio-economic status, and immigrant identities.
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"We hope that while people are waiting for their legal documents to be completed, they will be able to maintain a stable life and continue contributing to Cambodia's socio-economic development," she added.
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"For workers around the world, policy makers, and business leaders — and not just social scientists who specialize in socio-economic paradigms — that should give pause for thought, and be a spur for action."
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"Fabric is a place where people from all socio-economic backgrounds, colors, and sexual orientations, tourists and people from finance come together next to edgy club kids in sneakers and mohawks," she said.
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"We sincerely hope that all sides in Venezuela can orderly resolve the relevant issue with peaceful dialogue within a legal framework, and protect the country's stability and socio-economic development," the ministry said.
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Maybe I don't have so much in common with everyone in terms of my socio-economic background or my interests, but everyone drinks out of a cup or eats off of a plate.
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At the center of the series (which was filmed during the 2015-2016 academic school year) were the students, who spanned all four grades and varied in race, socio-economic background and interests.
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"The reason I'm super interested in this is because most companies have really struggled to have engineering teams that have racial, ethnic and socio-economic diversity — it's an industry-wide problem," he said.
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He's since returned to the studio after the brief hiatus in the political arena left him with a renewed interest in political theater and the socio-economic ramifications of domestic and foreign policy.
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True, it may take a deeper economic impact from a surge in fatalities before the epidemic retreats to psychologically tip the balance towards greater sustainability – both in the environmental and socio-economic sense.
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It also appears likely that the new government will conduct an expansionary policy since it has lots of cash in its coffers to alleviate large-scale economic distress and growing socio-economic unrest.
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According to Mewawalla, this is due to "geopolitics, privacy issues, cybercrimes, states wanting to protect their socio-economic makeup of the nation," which would see different governments taking different positions on internet regulation.
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One manager made an assumptive comment about my socio-economic class in front of other employees that made me very uncomfortable, but there was no one for me to speak to about it.
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How people view the world and the role of government in their lives is important just as is race, gender, sexual orientation, and socio-economic background in framing how they will approach problems.
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The Beijing municipality has a robust budgetary performance, a strong and well-diversified socio-economic profile and a close relationship with the China sovereign (A+/Stable) owing to its status as the capital.
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Belgium and the Netherlands grant victims free legal assistance, which Britain reserves for defendants, and provide them socio-economic support, including accommodation and expert counseling, for a longer period of time, it said.
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Drivers discriminated by not going to certain neighbourhoods; by declining bookings from certain types of passengers or cancelling bookings; and by leaving low ratings based on race, gender, or socio-economic status, it showed.
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One Barcelona taxi driver we spoke to yesterday who was planning to strike today held no truck with Uber's claims of socio-economic benefits, denouncing what he described as the company's exploitative labour practices.
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The new law aims at the "proper use of land for better livelihoods, and improved socio-economic development ... without negative effects on the environment and society", according to a translation of the draft policy.
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Studio 74 is a nonprofit that "brings dance programming to underserved communities and the general public to reach audiences and participants of all ages, abilities, ethnicities, and socio- economic backgrounds," according to its website.
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"The purpose of the registry is to facilitate commerce, industry and other socio-economic activities by enabling individuals and businesses to utilize their movable property as collateral for credit," reads part of the bill.
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"Only by addressing the deep socio-economic disparities that grip these communities can Colombia truly move past the legacy of violence," according to the International Crisis Group, a think-tank focused on conflict resolution.
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As U.S. citizens, we claim full participation in the federal government, equality of civil rights, political and economic stability, socio-economic development and the same responsibilities and benefits as the rest of the nation.
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"(The Social Democrats) have won back a lot of people whose eyes had previously strayed to the AfD because the socio-economic system here leaves them feeling hard done by," added Cologne University's Jaeger.
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The kids descend from the Cantagalo favela two times a day to escape from the harsh realities of the socio-economic vice grip that marginalizes them from most other recreational activities throughout the city.
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The report, released in August, identified several key issues, including the lack of citizenship for stateless Rohingya Muslims as well as socio-economic challenges facing Rakhine, and police and military action in the state.
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The movement's focus on quantifying classroom experience makes it easy to shift blame for student failure wholly onto universities, ignoring deeper socio-economic reasons that cause many students to struggle with college-level work.
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While the Federal Pell Grant only covers tuition, applying it to encompass a wider socio-economic bracket would be less contentious than raising taxes on the public and would result in more instantaneous impact.
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The move comes as the school is attempting to draw students with more socio-economic diversity, competing with both the University of California system and prestigious private universities that offer generous financial aid programs.
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The researchers point out that the law could contribute to inequity between socio-economic groups, since people with higher incomes can afford to pay for more expensive services that don't profit from user data.
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The stress and anxiety of it can be debilitating for consumers hearing it for the first time, especially when there is often a socio-economic barrier to making choices deemed better for the environment.
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Systemic factors like differential access to high-quality child care, lower socio-economic status overall and poorly funded schools account for much of the educational achievement gap between black students and the general population.
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In the past week, thousands of Iranians, from a diverse spectrum of socio-economic backgrounds, have taken to the streets following the institution of legislation that aimed to increase taxes and slash welfare benefits.
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"The good socio-economic situation of 2017 shows that we have to focus on new challenges and priorities that need to be reflected in the coalition agreement and a new program manifesto," Danko said.
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"I lost men and two women, people of every color, socio-economic background, different religions under my command, they took their lives for these disgruntled millionaires," the retired Army lieutenant colonel and veteran said.
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The Burkinabe foreign ministry's statement made no direct mention of China, but said "the evolution of the world and the socio-economic challenges of our country and region push us to reconsider our position".
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To determine which shade will stand out as the defining color each year, Pantone conducts a trend analysis across various fields of design, in addition to examining socio-economic trends and shifts across the globe.
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"There needs to be open and sincere dialogue by all actors concerned to help resolve this situation, including a profound examination of the wide range of socio-economic issues underlying the current crisis," Bachelet added.
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"Undocumented migrants do not qualify for government housing or subsidies and the impact of this overburdens mothers," said Tiffany Ebrahim, a researcher at the Socio-Economic Rights Institute of South Africa, a human rights organization.
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" And he relied on a 1966 study authored by sociologist James Coleman to bolster his assertion that the "racial and socio-economic composition of a classroom is an important and determining factor in educational achievement.
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In April the EU's executive body outlined its approach to AI technology, setting out measures intended to increase public and private investment; prepare for socio-economic changes; and ensure an appropriate ethical and legal framework.
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"In order to secure social and political accord, confidently move forward, and deal with socio-economic development tasks, it is necessary to eliminate any uncertainty," Tokayev, 65, said in a televised address to the nation.
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"The international community's goal should be to help (Venezuela solve socio-economic problems), without destructive meddling from beyond its borders," Alexander Shchetinin, head of the ministry's Latin American department, was cited by Interfax as saying.
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While we have taken tremendous strides in the past year, our prayer as a church and a nation should be to continue reaching more people of every ethnicity, religion, age, culture and socio-economic status.
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Steve LeVine, Future of Work Editor, will highlight the socio-economic impacts of technology, with an emphasis on how new developments in artificial intelligence and robotics will affect people, countries and organizations throughout the world.
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The movie will also "dive deeper into the iconic characters, showcasing their progression and tackling social themes like race, women's rights, and the socio-economic division in the country at that time," the release states.
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The ratings could be upgraded if the regional government reports a structural positive current balance and a decline in direct debt below 130% of current revenue, associated with a sustained recovery of socio-economic indicators.
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He has defended those countries willing and ready to integrate now and believes they should move ahead even if other European countries aren't convinced — potentially creating varying levels of integration within the socio-economic bloc.
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In 2000, the two countries signed the Algiers Peace Agreement, which was designed not just to end the military hostilities and the killings but also to repair the socio-economic fabric ruptured by the war.
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Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman's visit to the United States has generated much press and excitement about the future monarch, a leader who appears to be committed to religious, socio-economic and political reforms.
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"Mainstream political and policy debates have failed to recognize that human impacts on the environment have reached a critical stage, potentially eroding the conditions upon which socio-economic stability is possible," the IPPR report said.
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Illegal mining had made businessmen and corrupt officials wealthy, but "exacerbated socio-economic inequality, destroyed the environment, and devastated tribal communities," said Colin Gonsalves, a lawyer for the indigenous groups that filed the legal challenge.
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A group called Serap, which stands for the Socio-Economic Rights Accountability Project, has asked that the money to be given to a "reliable U.S. or Nigerian charitable organization" and not returned to the government.
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But that does not mean that those gains necessarily go to the people who elected Trump, especially those voters lower down the socio-economic scale who have suffered from decades of wage stagnation and deindustrialization.
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In fact, if "food waste" were a nation, it'd be one of the largest emitters globally, outranked only by China and the U.S. Beyond the obvious environmental impacts, the socio-economic consequences are equally disastrous.
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Zuma said the changes were made to "bring about radical socio-economic transformation and ensure the promise of a better life for the poor and the working class becomes a reality" in a video statement Friday.
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The EU is at greater risk of building walls amid rising sentiments of nationalism and economic inequality as the middle class, like their American peers, fear losing their socio-economic status, 50-year old Letta explained.
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Given its limited reliance on oil- related activities, Fitch believes that Lagos' socio-economic indicators will further improve as we forecast local GDP growth to outperform national real GDP growth, at 4.5%-5.5% in 2016-13.
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"China has always encouraged Chinese companies to invest in and operate in the Maldives in accordance with market principles, to play a positive role in the Maldives' socio-economic development," Geng told a daily news briefing.
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One of the drivers of increased gun purchase interest may be anxious blacks and other minorities who have reportedly been purchasing more firearms after Trump's victory to protect themselves from racial violence and socio-economic unrest.
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For any individual, genetics accounted for about 8% of the difference, modest in comparison with the many other factors involved, such as socio-economic backgrounds, test results at 11 and things still to be accounted for.
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"Here in Molenbeek, clearly there has been a neglect of the education system," Leman says, adding that the state continues to focus more on policing the neighborhood, rather than addressing more deeply rooted socio-economic issues.
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According to a story posted Thursday by Tunisia's official TAP news agency, Essebsi said officials should focus on passing legislation to bolster the country rather than stir up protests that won't help the socio-economic situation.
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In 2019 we will be publishing the first-ever study on U.K. VCs that includes ethnicity data, educational backgrounds and career backgrounds, which will also help us understand the socio-economic backgrounds of the VC industry.
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However, Ms Rousseff said there was no limit or ceiling for how much the company would have to pay to fix the socio-economic and environmental damage of the dam's collapse in Brazil's Minas Gerais state.
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"This growth in deployment emphasizes the increasingly strong business case for renewables which also have multiple socio-economic benefits in terms of fueling economic growth, creating jobs and improving human welfare and the environment," Amin added.
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Balanced Economy Despite its small size compared with other French regions, Centre-Val-de-Loire's socio-economic profile is balanced, due to the region's resilient local industry (cosmetics and pharmaceuticals) and robust agricultural and tourism sectors.
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No-one enjoys living in poverty—and we shouldn't make patronizing statements about the virtues of a "simpler" way of life, without understanding the socio-economic context that forces them to live a certain way. 53.
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Research by the LSE found those in the highest socio-economic class—people like bankers, doctors, and lawyers—are three times more likely to be let off with a caution for drug offenses than the unemployed.
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Others like Nuna Health are building sophisticated data graphs that pull in information from patients' insurance claims as well as clinical data and other socio-economic information to develop a rich picture of a patient's needs.
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And we know the impact that parents have when they are engaged in their children's education – studies have shown a clear correlation between parent involvement and student achievement, regardless of students' ages and socio-economic background.
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"Further increase of sanctions goes beyond cutting off financing of banned missile and nuclear programs, and is in fact a threat to North Korean citizens and would bring extreme socio-economic and humanitarian suffering," Lavrov said.
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Anti-tech sentiment: Some of the backlash is undeniably part of a large anti-tech sentiment that's been growing over the last several years, especially in cities where the industry is creating visible socio-economic divides.
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Through our extremely effective programs at the U.S. State Department and other agencies, the U.S. can lay the groundwork for socio-economic development and capacity building for political parties and civil society to promote inclusive democracy.
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The loss of gifted programs in black and Hispanic neighborhoods has prompted some families to enroll their children in high-performing schools outside of their neighborhoods — decisions that in some places have exacerbated socio-economic segregation.
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Martha needs it to survive, because that is her actual livelihood, given different socio-economic reasons that is the job she's ended up in, it's a job that ends up in the hands of immigrants often.
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Those with a socio-economic bent might see it as a parable of the transition from rural to industrial society, while religious scholars could easily interpret it as a reimagining of the Garden of Eden myth.
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Google is a little worried that "fluctuating socio-economic conditions" will negatively affect its advertising business but suspects that Google Earth will become a more interesting product once the real Earth is on its last legs.
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HAVANA (Reuters) - Cuban lawmakers on Saturday unanimously approved a revised draft of a new constitution that retains the island's one-party socialist system but reflects its socio-economic opening since the fall of the Soviet Union.
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It goes on to give citizens the right to take measures to promote the protection of the environment, ensure sustainable socio-economic development of the nation and to promote public awareness of the need for environmental protection.
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However, it especially pertains to the most sought-after skills in Asia Pacific, which is currently suffering a "brain drain," whereby talented workers are relocating overseas for better socio-economic prospects, Ang told CNBC's "Capital Connection" Tuesday.
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Why it matters: The student bodies of Ivy League schools are less representative of the U.S. overall, and campaigns with less diversity run the risk of failing to reach voters from different ethnic and socio-economic backgrounds.
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I would say in a ton of their homes going up and down the socio-economic grades, I've been surprised over and over again how many homes I've seen either an Amazon or a Google device. Right.
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"Or as Fox News would report, 'Two Thugs Disrupt Elegant Dinner in DC.'" Their cadence with each other was an extension of the ability to relate across racial, ethnic, and socio-economic lines—all while remaining genuine.
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They are to be protected from those who don't have access, but if you are white, male, and certainly if you are of a higher socio-economic status, they are to be done with as you wish.
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Helena Acosta, Violette Bule, and Gina Monc have curated a show at the LiTE-HAUS Galerie + Projektraum in Berlin, which illuminates the current socio-economic crisis in Venezuela through the lens of photojournalism and online art activism.
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We believe that socio-economic diversity among Capitol Hill interns and staffers is vitally important to ensuring that representatives and their aides hear all perspectives and are connected with the diverse communities that make up our districts.
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Pro-choice campaigners like O'Dowd fear that this will only create even more of a socio-economic divide between women who have the financial means to travel for abortions performed at private clinics and those who cannot.
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Economy (Strength/Stable) Puy-de-Dome's socio-economic indicators are slightly better than the national average with an unemployment rate of 0003% in 4Q16 (against 9.7% for France) and a poverty rate of 12.6% in 2013 (vs.
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African Americans are significantly less likely to be prescribed opioids to treat pain than whites, and this disparity persists even when the numbers are adjusted for socio-economic variables such as income, and even in emergency rooms.
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Yet with the international development landscape rapidly changing, both sides, public and private, need to raise their game to overcome mutual mistrust and bias and ultimately achieve their shared goals of socio-economic development and global growth.
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To enable more talented students to consider our universities, our admissions offices have expanded outreach to students from lower socio-economic backgrounds and geographic regions where students are less likely to encounter peers applying to selective schools.
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Colorism, casting agents' bias, lack of hair and makeup products on shoots, and socio-economic barriers of living in major cities with infrequent work are some of the reasons why the industry lends itself to diversity issues.
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Before she begins a session with a new group of women—who range in age and socio-economic backgrounds, and are drawn from all sections of Myanmar's ethnically diverse society—they must first tackle a major hurdle.
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"There are a lot of socio-economic problems in Kurdish regions in the world and many people are unemployed," said Ontali, who had to leave southeast Turkey for Sweden in the mid-80s when Kurdish was banned.
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Medium Despite its small size compared with other French regions (especially after 20153 mergers), Centre-Val-de-Loire's socio-economic profile is balanced due to resilient local industry (cosmetics and pharmaceuticals) and important agricultural and tourism sectors.
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"In line with previous research, the current study found that socio-economic status interacted with reported discrimination in different ways for Whites than it did for Blacks," UC San Francisco said in a summary of the results.
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Racial and socio-economic segregation is even more pronounced in some parts of the city now than it was a five decades ago, though research released in the intervening years has shown that integration benefits all children.
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Between 2012 and 2013, Rifkin worked with 120 decisionmakers like CEOs, elected officials, teachers, researchers, unionists, and scientists to produce a socio-economic and environment-saving master plan under the name Rev3 to guide the region's transformation.
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Perhaps, with the clock ticking down to Britain's exit from the European Union and wider socio-economic unrest rippling worldwide, fashion is wielding tartan as a form of political statement as much as a vibrant fabric choice.
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He says increasing reliance on renewable energy, rethinking transportation systems and making eco-friendly policies easy to adapt and access across the socio-economic spectrum will have the biggest impacts, and save everyone money down the line.
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We wanted it to feel more like the lost party scene we came out of in the early 90s that was incredibly diverse and brought people from different socio-economic realms or sexual orientations or racial lines.
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Yet regardless of how it eventually subsides, the contradictions inherent in one country, two systems—worsened by political polarisation and the socio-economic problems of Hong Kong society—are doomed to plague the territory and its future.
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Reinhard Mechler, a scientist who looks at socio-economic aspects of disasters and climate change, said discussions on climate-related losses will need to explore more deeply damage to culture, traditions and heritage, as well as economies.
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"This skew on account of socio-economic disparities and governance puts some parts of the population at higher risk," including those lacking access to proper housing, healthcare and basic utilities such as water and sanitation, she said.
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"Driven by sophisticated transnational criminal networks and local gangs, the illegal abalone trade has been fueled by deeply entrenched socio-economic disparities in the Western Cape, bitterly contested fishing quotas, drugs, and gang violence," the report says.
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"Paramount Network's original series Heathers is a satirical comedy that takes creative risks in dealing with many of society's most challenging subjects ranging from personal identity to race and socio-economic status to gun violence," the statement reads.
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HAVANA, Dec 22 (Reuters) - Cuban lawmakers on Saturday unanimously approved a revised draft of a new constitution that retains the island's one-party socialist system but reflects its socio-economic opening since the fall of the Soviet Union.
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It has a large economy with high socio-economic wealth indicators as reflected by GDP per head that is 7% higher than the national average, with unemployment structurally below the national level (10% in 2015 versus Italy's 12%).
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Why it matters: This means that the screen-time increase might not be the result of an onslaught of new technologies, but rather caused by changes in parental interactions because of work schedules or other socio-economic factors.
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Singapore's economic success and education policies have helped swell the ranks of middle-class Malays, but the last census in 2010 showed they lagged other ethnic groups on socio-economic measures such as household incomes and home ownership.
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In 2017, less than 80 percent of Hispanics in the U.S. will access the internet at least once a month from any device compared with 85 percent of whites, thanks to socio-economic factors, as well as education.
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An "all for all" prisoner exchange, local elections and amnesty for fighters are to follow; both sides are to ensure the safe delivery of humanitarian aid and work toward the socio-economic reintegration of the separatist-held territories.
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If more people can opt out of identifying as black, he says, it would reinforce a racial hierarchy that places whiter-looking people at the top and darker-skinned people at the bottom of the socio-economic ladder.
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Indigenous Australians account for about 700,000 people in a total population of 23 million and have tracked near the bottom in almost every socio-economic indicator, suffering disproportionately high rates of suicide, alcohol abuse, domestic violence and imprisonment.
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Socio-economic indicators are in line with national average (GDP per capita at 97% of national average outside Ile-de-France) albeit with slightly weaker poverty indicators and unemployment rate (9.9% at end-3Q15, against 10.2% for France).
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Damage caused by coastal storms, for example, are affected by the frequency and magnitude of storm events, which are themselves influenced by human activity, as well as human management decisions and the socio-economic conditions of coastal communities.
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Making access to health care fairer for everyone The WHO list also focused on significant health disparities, including persistent and growing gaps in who has access to quality health care based on income and other socio-economic factors.
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The document, published this month on a government website, said climate change would have a significant and growing influence on Russia's "socio-economic development, living conditions and human health, as well as on the state of economic infrastructure".
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"This is good news, because it is people in the lowest socio-economic groups in China who are most profoundly affected by the health and economic burdens caused by smoking," said Bernhard Schwartländer, the WHO representative in China.
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But people across socio-economic classes have felt financial strain in recent years, as costs for housing, health care, college and more continue to climb ever-upward, far outpacing wages, in many cases, which have remained relatively stagnant.
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Savvy entrepreneurs will do well to check out one of the following four emerging tech hubs — all of which leverage tech ancestry and a unique combination of socio-economic ingredients to create the ideal environment for startup success.
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Why it matters: AI can inadvertently rely on characteristics that include or are correlated with race, gender and socio-economic class, so under the proposed rule, financial institutions could make illegal determinations and hide behind an AI product.
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Why is it that no matter what country you visit in the world, there's usually a color hierarchy where whiter-looking people are on the top and the darker ones are on the bottom of the socio-economic ladder?
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"Paramount Network's original series Heathers is a satirical comedy that takes creative risks in dealing with many of society's most challenging subjects ranging from personal identity to race and socio-economic status to gun violence," the network's statement said.
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In Europe and the U.S., complaints that globalization and open immigration have widened socio-economic inequality resulted in a nationalist-tinged backlash that led to the U.K.'s historic Brexit vote and the ascendancy of president-elect Donald Trump.
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Slow Economic Recovery: With a GDP per capita at 103% of the EU average and the unemployment rate still above the national level (17.3% in 2016 versus 11.7% nationally), Sardinia's socio-economic profile remains weaker than the national average.
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Trump brags about using 'other people's money' amid questions over charity use Montañez, Dominguez and Arce represent three generations of Latinas from different backgrounds and socio-economic levels but with the same vision of the importance of their vote.
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"You should ensure that the board is composed of members who maintain a primary residence on the island and have a strong understanding of the structural causes of poverty in Puerto Rico and its socio-economic history," they wrote.
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"I am convinced that reversing socio-economic divergence in the euro zone is the prerequisite to ensuring the sustainability of our single currency – and to containing rising populism," Moscovici said in a speech at the Peterson Institute in Washington.
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Elsewhere, Italy called on the European Union -- which sealed its external borders yesterday -- for "coronavirus bonds" to tackle the "socio-economic tsunami," while other locked down European nations are writing blank checks to save their economies, Charles Riley writes.
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Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte told his fellow European Union leaders on Tuesday that coronavirus was causing a "socio-economic tsunami" across Europe and that dedicated bonds may be needed to cushion the hit, an Italian government source said.
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Today, Mattingly serves as CEO while Huebner takes on a larger marketing role as chief product officer for the company — their mission being to ensure every child, regardless of gender, race, ethnicity, or socio-economic status, learns to code.
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French authorities may have ramped up security in the wake of November's tragic terror attacks, but the most recent tragedy in Nice shows the country is still failing to address the socio-economic issues underlying a homegrown terror threat, analysts say.
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Using statistical models that project trends in socio-economic factors like GDP and population growth forward in time, the University of Washington-led study estimates there is only a five percent change Earth will warm less than two degrees this century.
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The European Parliament and representatives from EU member states are working on a compromise to a reform of the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) which will give it a new mandate to probe any links between "socio-economic" factors and safety.
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"The unequal allocation of public resources and access to natural resources are main drivers of conflict, feeding into a potent mix of ideology, ethnicity and socio-economic marginalization that threatens to pull the country further apart," the World Bank reports.
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Any shutdown of wet markets would have a big socio-economic impact and must be done gradually as it may lead to increased food insecurity, said Masami Takeuchi, a food safety officer at the United Nations' Food and Agriculture Organization.
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These subjects are then placed within the socio-economic setting of 17th-century Holland and Europe more broadly: the cultural milieu, tastes of the upper crust, and moral norms that bear upon Vermeer's artistic decisions, both by choice and necessity.
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"The decision to remove herbicides containing glyphosate from the list of plant protection chemicals permitted for use in Vietnam is in accordance with the current law, international regulations and in line with Vietnams socio-economic conditions," Trung said in the statement.
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The decision to remove herbicides containing glyphosate from the list of plant protection chemicals permitted for use in Vietnam is in accordance with the current law, international regulations and in line with Vietnams socio-economic conditions, Trung said in the statement.
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Hammond told a French newspaper over the weekend that Britain does not intend to lower taxes far below the European average in order to remain competitive after Brexit, but rather will keep a socio-economic model that is "recognisably European".
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Not surprisingly, the stories reflect the racial, religious, socio-economic and gender prejudices of India's predominantly patriarchal and religious orthodoxy, which privileges fair-skinned, upper-caste Hindu males (caste is a toxic, hereditary class system particular to the Hindu religion).
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According to research led by Robert Plomin and Emily Smith-Woolley, both of King's College London, the educational benefits of selective schools largely disappear once the innate ability and socio-economic background of pupils at selective schools are taken into account.
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"We attach great importance to the recovery of the Syrian economy, in particular the oil and gas sector, which will help the normalization of the socio-economic situation in the country," the ministry quoted Novak as saying in a statement.
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The results come after a tumultuous 12 months for politics with the election win for Donald Trump and the Brexit vote in the U.K. Leading analysts to believe that voters are beginning to question globalization and current socio-economic models.
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Below National Average Economy: With nearly 1 million inhabitants, Naples is one of the biggest Italian cities and, although it is the most dynamic and industrialised city in southern Italy, its socio-economic profile remains weak relative to national levels.
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"The decision to remove herbicides containing glyphosate from the list of plant protection chemicals permitted for use in Vietnam is in accordance with the current law, international regulations and in line with Vietnam's socio-economic conditions," Trung said in the statement.
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Authors of the survey, entitled Socio-Economic Diversity in Life Sciences and Investment Banking, heard evidence that exceptions on brown shoes can be made for M&A bankers who hail from continental Europe or some bankers who are sufficiently senior.
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If Sunni socio-economic, political, and sectarian grievances are not adequately addressed by the national and local governments of Iraq and Syria it is very likely that ISIS will have the opportunity to set conditions for future resurgence and territorial control.
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Weak Economic Fundamentals With nearly 0003 million inhabitants, Naples is one of the biggest Italian cities and, although it is the most dynamic and industrialised city in southern Italy, Fitch views its socio-economic profile as weak relative to national levels.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte told his fellow European Union leaders on Tuesday that coronavirus was causing a "socio-economic tsunami" across Europe and that dedicated bonds may be needed to cushion the hit, an Italian government source said.
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The members of our allvolunteer force are made up of a patchwork of people from all ethnicities, religions, and socio-economic backgrounds who come together under a common oath to protect and defend the Constitution of the United States of America.
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As we anticipate the release of President Trump's infrastructure plan, we must remember that the socio-economic wellbeing of American workers and American communities must enjoy consideration ahead of the interests of wealthy contributors, special interest groups, developers and crony capitalists.
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Coming of Ragnarok The socio-economic situation of the region had recovered at the time of the carving of the Rok runestone, but the collective memory of the extreme cold climate event likely passed down through the generations, the study said.
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Battling an "alarming increase" in the spread of Islamist insurgency and terrorism, along socio-economic grievances, Burkina Faso topped the charts for risk, with EXX Africa analysts deeming the local security apparatus "ill-equipped to counter the threat" of rampant militancy.
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"China is willing to support Sao Tome's quest for socio-economic development and efforts to improve livelihoods and well-being to the best of its ability," Wang said, without giving details on what aid or trade deals China may offer.
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But by refocusing away from the Islamic State, Toboni and Wakefield show that looting is much more than just an Islamic State problem and bring attention to the oft-neglected root of most of the world's tomb raiding: socio-economic unrest.
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And while the Whitney may be enthusiastically engaged in taking on a leadership role in the symbolic battle over defining what is legitimately American, I am not convinced it recognizes how it reifies links between access and socio-economic class.
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According to Suffolk, the High is also moving toward not only welcoming ethnic and socio-economic communities that have long felt unwelcome in the museum, they are also reaching out to those who have disabilities, such as those who are deaf.
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Considering other factors Like many other breastfeeding studies, long-term benefits have been associated with breastfeeding, but once socio-economic factors such as education and income are accounted for, the differences between those children who were breastfed and those who weren't are negligible.
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We traveled to Sao Paolo, Brazil, to talk with the incarcerated contestants about how a beauty competition can help them temporarily escape the monotony of their lives, and what socio-economic forces helped to put them behind bars in the first place.
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A child's surroundings and socio-economic background certainly affect their speed of development: there is a close correlation between the number of words a child's parents have spoken to them by the time they're three and the child's academic success aged nine.
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In terms of socio-economic prep for AI-fueled transformations coming to the job market the Commission says it's encouraging Member States to "modernise their education and training systems and support labour market transitions, building on the European Pillar of Social Rights".
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The big picture: The plan aims to raise the salaries of those who teach at low-income schools by increasing funding for Title I. Biden also emphasizes ensuring every child has equal access to education regardless of their race or socio-economic status.
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The results, which varied little based on socio-economic status, gender and religion, show a marked drop in support for Kabila, who officially won 48.9 percent of the vote in 2011, a consequence of a lack of economic development and poor security.
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These anecdotes might not conclusively indicate a massive shift towards small-business spending, but it does illustrate how the women's strike (and the socio-economic behavior the Women's March encouraged to go with it) did indeed touch the lives of female entrepreneurs.
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" Similarly, the women's march organizers ask women to strike in recognition of "the enormous value that women of all backgrounds add to our socio-economic system—while receiving lower wages and experiencing greater inequities, vulnerability to discrimination, sexual harassment, and job insecurity.
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"Bringing better nutrition to children everywhere has been our mission since the beginning — it's never been and will never be about just feeding children who have a socio-economic advantage," said Garner, who is the company's Chief Brand Officer, in the press release.
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The report, "Socio-Economic Diversity in Life Sciences and Investment Banking," also found that managers who hired people for corporate finance jobs tended to recruit from a small pool of elite universities, such as the Cambridge, Oxford and the London School of Economics.
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ROME, March 17 (Reuters) - Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte told his fellow European Union leaders on Tuesday that coronavirus was causing a "socio-economic tsunami" across Europe and that dedicated bonds may be needed to cushion the hit, an Italian government source said.
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So, in Dallas, the groups spearheading the planting effort — the Trust for Public Land, the Texas Trees Foundation and the Nature Conservancy — are using health, environmental and socio-economic data to figure out where planting new trees would provide the most benefit.
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The members of our all- volunteer force are made up of a patchwork of people from all ethnicities, religions, and socio-economic backgrounds who come together under a common oath to protect and defend the Constitution of the United States of America.
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With the education system already skewed, Nicolas Sarkozy tried to modernize the ENA by broadening the school's socio-economic in-take and sought to scrap the 'classement' system that allows each year's top 15 achievers to cherry pick the most prestigious posts.
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His other early books — "Polynesian Peasants and Proletarians: Socio-Economic Change Among the Tahitians of French Polynesia" (1965) and "Big-Men and Business: Entrepreneurship and Economic Growth in the New Guinea Highlands" (1973) — offered no hint of an interest in Polynesian navigation.
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The members of our all volunteer force are made up of a patchwork of people from all ethnicities, religions, and socio-economic backgrounds who come together under a common oath to protect and defend the Constitution of the United States of America.
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Although the men she interviewed were generally uneducated and from low socio-economic backgrounds, she stresses that this status does not correlate with violent behavior against women and that people from privileged backgrounds may have the wealth and means to evade justice.
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Laurie L. Patton, the president of the college, issued an apology on Friday to all who attended the event and to the speaker, Charles Murray, 74, whose book "The Bell Curve," published in 1994, linked lower socio-economic status with race and intelligence.
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Although President Trump's policies and statements about NATO are hardly the only source of many problems that are rooted in longer-term socio-economic and political trends, his strategic incompetence in European policy remains the major source of these fractures among the allies.
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"It is, to me, a form of unearned privilege but ... it has changed a lot of my views on socio-economic issues in the country," she said, adding that it felt "schizophrenic" to witness both wealth and poverty in her life and work.
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Influential American news outlets and political leaders should lead the way by resisting the reflexive tendency to paint Haiti and its people, whether living at home or abroad, with broad-brushed narratives that lack historical context and oversimplify complex socio-economic realities.
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It's about people like me, who have to sell our services in order to pay off school loans, to provide a home for a baby, to keep a family afloat after a husband loses his job, to climb the socio-economic ladder.
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"The Malays are more focused on socio-economic issues, and if you don't focus on their poverty and hardships, obviously they'll get worked up," said the lawmaker, who asked not to be named because he was not authorized to speak to the media.
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Per the National LGBT Cancer Network, LGBTQ people have an increased risk of being diagnosed with cancer compared to non-LGBTQ people—the stat is attributed to a combination of behaviors such as tobacco use and socio-economic factors (the minority stress mentioned earlier, largely).
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President Xi Jinping is widely expected to be given a second term but his ability to manage rising socio-economic pressures will be a major theme in the lead-up to the Congress, Nicholas Consonery, senior Asia-Pacific director at FTI Consulting, told CNBC.
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"We are conscious of the socio-economic and environment responsibilities, and the government is doing everything to address these," economy minister Motaze said at a ceremony earlier this month to mark the beginning of construction of the second phase of the Lom Pangar dam.
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After being sorted into two groups with similar IQs, gender balance, and socio-economic backgrounds, a coin toss selected one of the groups to receive two-and-a-half hours of pre-school education each weekday for the two years before they entered primary school.
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" If this doesn&apost happen, he warned, the opposition&aposs challenge to the referendum&aposs results "will further polarize an already tense political situation characterized by human rights violations and other abuses as well as the deterioration of its socio-economic and humanitarian situation.
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