The story dealt directly with police brutality and class stratification.
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" The result is deep stratification and distrust of the "elites.
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While we have heard a lot in the past few years about income stratification between rich and poor, the gleam of any Welfare Reform success is deeply tarnished by economic stratification amongst the poor.
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A stratification of the internet is a stratification of society, and the Obama administration's decision to regulate the internet more like a public utility acknowledged that basic truth and sought to prevent its realization.
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There used to be a certain stratification in the cellphone world.
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It is both religiously and politically conservative, with deep socioeconomic stratification.
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Given the growing social stratification of marriage, such measures are exceedingly regressive.
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That means more movies, TV shows and originals, but also greater stratification.
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They don't do as much to reduce the deep stratification of the electorate.
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"I think what's most significant in China right now is stratification," Shen said.
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Generally, the trend toward more stratification in travel has been bad for travellers.
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Do you think teenagers now are more interested in stories about social stratification?
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Coming Apart just spells out his concern about the cognitive stratification of society.
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On the current path, stratification of adoption between SMBs and large retailers will continue.
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In the village's social stratification, the Suthars are considered rough equals to the Manganiyars.
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I couldn't explain it back then, but I knew that stratification was happening early.
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In both circumstances, financial resources and social connections build up over time, reinforcing stratification.
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Racism was conceived as a byproduct of society's class stratification, and would disappear with time.
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But the stratification of media has already taken place, and the lines have been drawn.
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Sanders is almost always on message about social stratification, no matter what group he's addressing.
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It also allows investors to generate pivot table-type stratification tables, interactive charts and transaction comparisons.
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In its stratification and struggles, it mirrors a complex nation-state with deep divisions and extremes.
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In an economy of unprecedented wealth inequality, the affordability crisis further exacerbates social and racial stratification.
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Our model is based on a frequently used survey technique called multilevel regression and post-stratification.
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In the London apartment tower in this futuristic drama, the social stratification by floor is officially sanctioned.
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The tool also allows investors to generate pivot table-type stratification tables, interactive charts and transaction comparisons.
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First, the spectrum of noncognitive skills and character strengths are a major factor in American class stratification.
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What is it about elaborate costumes, accents, and strict societal stratification that leads to such passionate love stories?
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Conservatives do not all justify this stratification in the same way, or communicate it in the same terms.
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I MEAN LOOK, IT'S CLEAR THE INCOME STRATIFICATION WE HAVE TODAY IS CREATING A LOT OF THESE PROBLEMS.
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Living outside of India's system of social stratification, the Dalits are reduced to the lowest of the low.
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The cathedrals' opulence reflected not only far-off religious and military power, but also local wealth and social stratification.
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"Examples of activities would be risk prediction and stratification, service evaluation, needs assessment, financial audit," her 2013 review adds.
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Instead of a lot of style stratification by price, now it's all about one unified style point of view.
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The coronavirus pandemic has laid bare the fragility and stratification of both our American health care and socioeconomic systems.
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The "multilevel regression" and "post-stratification" model accurately predicted the 2017 hung parliament, so it will be closely watched.
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But those top-shelf public schools are not immune to the stratification that defines admission at their private counterparts.
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Mr. Rozensztroch is planning for the décor to "evolve by stratification" into something fresh every three months or so.
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On one hand, there is a lot more stratification between districts — between, say, an urban district and a suburban one.
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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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As a result, Fitch believes AWS and Azure expanding cloud services are more likely to accelerate partner stratification or consolidation.
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Quayola describes the geological term 'strata,' the stratification or layering of rocks, as a metaphor for much of his work.
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At the core of the conservative tradition is the defense of the stratification of society into upper and lower classes.
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I DON'T THINK YOU CAN HAVE THIS KIND OF INCOME STRATIFICATION WITHOUT HAVING THE GOVERNMENT COME IN AT SOME POINT.
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Class in the European sense is a stratification based on how one earns a living: serving others or being served.
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The relics are placed on top of and within layers of pink and terracotta archaeological stratification, as if just unearthed.
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But the speech, Mr. Guare notes, was meant ironically, as a comment on racial exclusion and social stratification in America.
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The military support for Bernie probably makes even more sense in the context of sharpening class stratification and economic insecurity.
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To determine senators' incentives, we estimated opinions on impeachment using a method called multi-level regression and post-stratification (MRP).
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There's a time of stratification in our system right now, and there are a lot of people feeling that pinch.
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Built by Africa's earliest herders, the ancient cemetery contains virtually no signs of social stratification, pointing to a surprisingly egalitarian society.
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To some, it would seem yet another example of the excesses of these times, another example of class stratification and elitism.
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"I don't think you can have this kind of income stratification without having government come in at some point," he said.
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In short, the age-based stratification of comedy is now complete, and you can picture the script conference, at Warner Bros.
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Then linked to these ethno-cultural tensions are the tensions of class, where mass immigration favors stratification and elite self-segregation.
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Fifth grade has brought the dizzying social stratification of adolescent girls, the sudden and vital importance of being cute and popular.
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"It filters across our education system through tracking, hidden curriculums, social stratification and things I had no idea of before," he said.
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This stratification would help make comparisons based on the star rating more accurate and fair for providers and more relevant to consumers.
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These artist-first systems end up building a new form of social stratification that is every bit as forbidding as the old one.
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India's longtime caste system of social stratification is ignored during the festival so that people from all classes can celebrate good over evil.
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The deterioration of elementary and high school public education has now led to stratification along an axis between public education and private education.
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Few institutions better symbolize social stratification and privilege in Britain than its top independent schools, whose origins date back centuries in some cases.
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In a nondescript Tijuana building painted with a red heart, the 44-year-old artist Alida Cervantes explores the stratification of Mexican society.
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In this case, the release of earnings information will do little to lessen social stratification in higher education, and may make it worse.
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Kurt Bauman, Chief of the Education and Social Stratification Branch for the U.S. Census describes this as, "a significant milestone" for the country.
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Between the awkwardness and social stratification, this place is like if someone invested one hundred million dollars into one of my high school dances.
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This new form of social stratification — between those who have student debt, and those who do not — will have ramifications for generations to come.
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Underpinning it all is SoftBank's winners-take-all strategy that has stirred new discussion about the stratification of power and wealth in Silicon Valley.
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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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Opportunity has been sealing off into smaller geographic areas and narrower segments of the population, leading to greater and greater economic and cultural stratification.
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Ninety-two years later, it's considered one of the most influential films of the silent era, and its themes of social stratification still sear.
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What you're seeing is this hierarchy and stratification in the areas that we used to think of as egalitarian, like health care or education.
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Known as an MRP poll - an acronym for its Multilevel Regression and Post-stratification model - it predicted 93% of results in individual constituencies correctly.
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I'm looking forward to seeing the re-stratification of media as more and more outlets realize the "cover everything" approach is producing increasingly diminishing returns.
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School segregation perpetuates the "stratification in the society" and leaves students unprepared to "in a complex society which will have no racial majority," it says.
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In an Opinion piece, the author said this trend could lead to the stratification of many kinds of opportunities and experiences — along with political leverage.
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The goal was for south Baton Rouge to break off and form a new city, a move that would have exacerbated our community's growing stratification.
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It is a highly loaded term that, in this context, belies the actual economic inequality and social stratification that characterize Cuba's racial dynamics and history.
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Before the revolution, social stratification was profound, with black Cubans open to far less opportunity and enduring far more discrimination than their lighter-skinned fellow citizens.
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In the world of imperfect state-level polling, forecasters can turn to an academic statistical technique to sidestep this problem, called multilevel regression with post-stratification.
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In the meantime, those games that do hook a percentage of the populace become the de facto hobby for their players, increasing stratification among their ranks.
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The portable benefits system, in all its flexible glory, would thus preserve the labor stratification of the gig economy, simply in a marginally more palatable form.
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In the other column, we would have the less good stuff, such as plague, war, slavery, social stratification, rule by mercilessly appropriating élites, and Simon Cowell.
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This rise, paralleling a dramatic stratification of wealth in some American cities, has widened the disparity in energy burdens between low-income and well-off households.
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It's a moment that presents, in almost painterly fashion, the brutal stratification of wealth in the city, and the mythology that courses through any religious country.
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The private schools will encourage social stratification by allowing well-off parents to buy their children educational and thus professional advantage, as happens in Britain and America.
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This growing economic stratification creates a deep divide between the "haves" and "have nots," leaving many workers with little hope that their financial situations will dramatically improve.
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Our marginalized communities will still face economic barriers, a biased justice system, and the poor governmental policies that create racial stratification where there ought to be none.
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The Ford Foundation Gallery will open on March 5 with "Perilous Bodies," an exhibition that explores the injustices of social stratification and discrimination, the foundation announced Wednesday.
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The American workforce is expected to face multiple headwinds over the next decade, including an aging population, greater automation and continued stratification by skill levels and educational attainment.
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The act of turning grocery shopping into an occupation threatens something larger — we are losing a way to bridge differences in a world already collapsing from its stratification.
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The violent progression from back to front gives Bong an opportunity to comment on the stratification of this mechanized dystopia, which echoes the current conversation on economic inequality.
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"What is happening in China constitutes one of the most rapid emergences of wealth stratification in human history," Jeffrey Winters, a politics professor at Northwestern University, told me.
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Thus, menu stratification: The ultra-cheap deals create what Dunkin' Donuts CEO Nigel Travis said was an "increasingly challenging operating environment," but they work — at least, sort of.
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And where schools charge fees or set admissions tests, such partnerships can become vehicles for subsidies to the better-off and encourage stratification, as Chile's original voucher system did.
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Border politics, environmental degradation, abuse of power, social stratification, and colonial capitalism remain relevant issues as Latin American countries aim to solidify their positions in the international pecking order.
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Accelerated programs and classes remain less accessible for black and Latino students — and their inability to tap these resources can lead to the further stratification of classes by race.
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Whatever problems existed in the system were in some part the result of ever more layers of corporate stratification and remove from what was happening within the actual community.
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Jim Crow–era laws of the late 19th and early 20th centuries constructed an elaborate system of racial stratification that continues to inform racial dynamics in the U.S. today.
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But the temporary nature of those projects can lead to a feeling of stratification and impermanence, not to mention perpetuate the struggle of achieving commercial success or financial stability.
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On the other hand, as soon as you get social stratification, you get some people being quite interested in staying close to and marrying within their kinship, like the aristocracy.
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Altogether, this would lend itself to further stratification of the smartphone OS market by region, as those with high concentrations of aligned smartphone manufacturers would make room for alternative ecosystems.
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This causes even more freshwater to enter the surface ocean, resulting in more sea level rise (several meters over the course of the century, Hansen predicts) and more thermal stratification.
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Those painful circumstances lurk in Eliza's backdrop: There are countless signs of Seattle's increasing stratification, and how much harder it has become for working people to live stable, independent lives.
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Tough also identifies another type of stratification that is less conspicuous but perhaps more consequential: not the inequities between the students, but rather the growing inequities between the institutions themselves.
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And while a pet-centric documentary certainly cannot "fix" the long-standing political stratification of the United States, it could help those who see it reach across the proverbial aisle.
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The rise of naked partisanship, increasing economic and regional stratification, the splintering of our media into a channel for every taste -- all this makes this great sorting seem natural, even inevitable.
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The rise of naked partisanship, increasing economic and regional stratification, the splintering of our media into a channel for every taste - all this makes this great sorting seem natural, even inevitable.
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"These are unprecedented levels of stratification in all of human history," Mr. Winters said, whether compared with ancient Rome or authoritarian dictatorships that exert near-total control of a country's resources.
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Due to social stratification and increasingly severe social division within these countries, people have started to question – and in some cases even oppose – globalization, and thus populism, conservatism, and isolationism abound.
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The first is used for screening patients from the general population; the second is used for "risk stratification" among cataract patients; the third is used in assisting ophthalmologists with treatment decisions.
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As a result, members of this elite often come to view their station in life as ethical and deserved, unaware of the ways in which their spending patterns exacerbate class stratification.
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He was an adviser to and supporter of John Edwards's presidential campaign in 1.13, drawn to the former senator's "two Americas" pitch about the troubling stratification of wealth in the country.
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Katz has created a rough template for the two-week-plus-sequestration-of-the-most-vulnerable strategy and how to think about coronavirus risk stratification, and different responses, on his website.
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YouGov interviewed some 20163,22016 people over a period of seven days, a number big enough to make YouGov's multi-level regression and post-stratification (MRP) technology possible in the first place.
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The rise of naked partisanship, and increasing economic and regional stratification, the splintering of our media into a channel for every taste -- all this makes this great sorting seem natural, even inevitable.
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It represents a degree of economic and social stratification unseen in America since the days of Teddy Roosevelt, J. P. Morgan and the rigidly separated classes on the Titanic a century ago.
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Even though it's not part of the main story, it took only a few hours for context to make clear the social stratification that defines life on the Nebula's different populated worlds.
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"Food justice" will require attention to class stratification, gender subordination, and racialized work, if activists are to build a consensus around the harmful effects of beef-eating and their distribution through society.
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This is a thoroughly shitty future, but like the cyberpunk of the 1980s, it's also built on the foundations of our own world, on our own social stratification and increasing corporate cronyism.
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Mr. de Blasio, despite his usually soaring rhetoric on national progressive causes, has long refused to use the word "segregation" to describe entrenched racial and economic stratification in the city's public schools.
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But the premium market is definitely drifting up, and we're going to see more stratification than we used to have, even while things like dual-camera systems become table stakes for most devices.
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This stratification exacerbates the wage gap between male and female full-time retail salespeople: Men in the role make nearly 50 percent more than women do ($2042,000 versus $26,000 in median annual earnings).
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Nationally, public libraries are redefining their mission at a time when access to technology, and the ability to use it, is said to deepen class stratification, leaving many poor and disadvantaged communities behind.
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Go back to the Lisa Miller story for New York magazine, and the stratification it describes — the preppies on top, the "nerds and the scholarship kids and the people of color" struggling below.
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That stratification is keenly felt in Queensbridge, a gritty complex just across the East River from the East Side of Manhattan and some of the wealthiest neighborhoods and real estate in the country.
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To be sure, there are many different ways to measure progress in terms of diversity and inclusion — including the intersection of race and gender, the stratification of roles and policies like family leave.
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In the rise of naked partisanship and increasing economic and regional stratification, the splintering of our media into a channel for every taste, all this makes this great sorting seem natural, even inevitable.
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YouGov's recent success was based on rolling questionnaires administered daily to 7,000 people from a 50,000-strong online panel, with the results combined using advanced number-crunching known as "multilevel regression and post-stratification".
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The show derives a lot of its humor from Kaz's earnest attempts to belong, which occasion some reasonably subtle mockery of the city's social stratification and of a certain strain of tragic millennial mopiness.
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We're probably going to move toward a more rigorous way of dealing with this: stratification, in which we essentially break up the sample into mutually exclusive groups and treat each like a separate sample.
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The so-called multi-level regression and post-stratification (MRP) modelling approach - which factors in voters' age, gender, education and other variables to predict results in every British voting district - enjoyed success in 2017.
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The "emotional response in the beholder" of any given tattoo can be based on "social stratification" and is not consistently predictable, according to Andrew Timmings at the University of St. Andrews in the United Kingdom.
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Both countries have political histories that are, at their core, defined by ethnic struggle and stratification: the most significant American political realignments all center on conflict over slavery and its legacy of anti-black racism.
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Since The Bell Curve, Murray has moved on to other topics, most notably his 22007 book Coming Apart, which focused more narrowly on white Americans, and explained class stratification in cultural rather than genetic terms.
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A similar stratification is applied to the three-tier city of Gravity Rush 0003, where the poorest citizens are ostracized at the very bottom of the skyspace, living in a shanty town amid the smoggiest air.
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While there have been countless polls in the run-up to the election, YouGov's "Multilevel Regression and Post-stratification model" is seen as the most meaningful, offering a prediction of seats, rather than just vote share.
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The story was told on Twitter in real time, analyzed at length by bloggers and journalists as a symbol of class stratification and American avarice, and then pulled apart by competing Netflix and Hulu documentaries this January.
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Darrick Hamilton, a stratification economist who studies racial and ethnic inequality, told CNN in a recent interview that he had multiple phone calls with Warren's top policy aide Bharat Ramamurti about student loan debt forgiveness and housing.
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And it's more or less the same agenda as in the United States when it comes to migration and the fear among some group of people who are the losers in the social stratification of the country.
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The polling organisation said the model, developed by its data science team and London School of Economics Professor Ben Lauderdale, employed a technique called multilevel regression and post-stratification analysis to estimate the result in individual constituencies.
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However, these categories are not given equal treatment throughout the show; politics, conceptualism, and social stratification blend together, blurring categorization, but purposefully steering the conversation surrounding contemporary art in Latin American toward the same tired political narrative.
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Countries with high income inequality experience low upward mobility — the opportunity for a child born into a low-income family to climb the economic ladder — meaning social stratification could persist if nothing is done to improve mobility.
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Beginning with the 2008 financial crisis, a new body of research percolated that shows the causes and consequences of economic stratification, upending the notion that simply growing the pie will allow everyone to have a bigger slice.
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Mastering in library sciences, but wanting to work more with new media information than in a traditional library setting, Brennan turned her love of internet culture into a career exploring the stratification and evolution of meme culture.
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Using a method called "multilevel regression and post-stratification", the relationships between demography and vote choices can be used to project state-level election results—and to estimate what might have happened in the past under different rules.
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For NFL owners, this is the sneaky genius of the current CBA—in fact, I'd be surprised if league negotiators back in 2011 didn't see probable player class stratification as a feature of the deal, not a bug.
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However, most entrepreneurs reflexively focus on the seemingly lower-hanging fruit of consumer apps (lose weight, track steps, send photos straight to your dermatologist) or enterprise point-solutions, such as appointment scheduling, patient intake, patient risk stratification, etc.
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The way that modern social stratification affects the working class was studied intently in the wake of the segregationist Alabama governor George Wallace's first campaign for the presidency, when books like "Blue Collars and Hard Hats" (1971) appeared.
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By using a statistical technique called multilevel regression and post stratification, which is used to estimate public opinion on the state level, the analysis found that majorities across the country support allowing transgender people to serve in the military.
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Indeed, despite criticisms of Nollywood that challenge everything from the quality of its exorbitant output to their class stratification, what is most pleasing as a Nigerian about watching Nigerian movies is that they don't posture to be anything else.
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Winters, the author of the book "Oligarchy," pointed out that China is one of a small number of countries—Russia is the other notable example—where extreme wealth stratification was eliminated in a Communist revolution and then later reëmerged.
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A gentrification story often unspools as a morality play, with bohemians playing a central if ambiguous part: their arrival can signal that a neighborhood is undergoing gentrification, but so can their departure, as rising rents increasingly bring economic stratification.
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Accordingly, the observational, sociological scenes, including a trip to a factory, chases through pool halls and gambling rings, the focus on sex work, and a police raid on a seedy hotel housing the underclasses become incisive critiques of class stratification.
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California's fragmented, post-war suburban model, which was created for a more even wage distribution in a mass industrial economy, is clearly becoming more dysfunctional by the year for a knowledge-and-services economy with a wider level of income stratification.
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Others say that steering all the smart teenagers to a few elite colleges may be good for those particular students, but may worsen the social and economic stratification of American society — there will be no more small-town philosopher-car mechanics.
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And yet the painting exceeds this description through his combination of artificial color and layering to both make a visual statement and reflect the ocean's stratification, where different species occupy a certain level of depth and seldom venture outside of it.
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RAND can study how short-term rentals are impacting gentrification and socioeconomic stratification and issue a report with best practices for cities, but it cannot force Airbnb to take action or even force the company to hand over its data for analysis.
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In the game, you play as Lazarski (voiced by Rutger Hauer), a cybernetically-enhanced detective who lives in a Krakow ripe with decaying infrastructure and gleaming advertisements, complete with corporate "cleaners" who kill with abandon, extreme social stratification, and lots of death.
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The authors suggest that authoritarianism emerges from both bottom-up and top-down pressures: A diverse society seeks strong central institutions for the sake of cohesion and productivity, and internal division, stratification and mistrust increase "the scope for domination" by powerful elites.
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Clarence Lang, professor of African and African-American studies at the University of Kansas and author of "Grassroots at the Gateway," said that as the northernmost Southern city and the westernmost Eastern city, St. Louis has had peculiar forms of racial stratification.
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Scheidel finds that protracted periods of peace, whether in ancient Rome or in contemporary America, have tended to produce social and economic stratification, while cataclysms such as the plagues of medieval Europe and the twentieth century's world wars have brought greater equality.
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"Our first MRP model projection for the 2019 election suggests that this time round the Conservatives are set for a majority," said Anthony Wells, director of political and social research at YouGov, referring to its Multilevel Regression and Post-stratification (MRP) model.
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It's hard to judge, in part because after a long period of fairly intense stratification between rich, successful teams and poorer, struggling teams, we are finally starting to see a bit more convergence among different cars at different points in the racing field.
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Instead of opposing class and identity, she concludes, an effective left-liberal politics would point out the connections between different forms of social stratification — crafting an appeal that speaks to both economic and social concerns rather than reducing one to the other.
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As for the metaphorical spring, the so-called Arab Spring, according to many of the activists Ehrenreich encounters, that movement is blocked off by less visible systems like debt and class stratification that have crept up on the West Bank over the last decade.
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His Conservative Party could win 22017 seats out of 28, up from 317 in the 2017 general election and the best result for the party since Margaret Thatcher's 1987 victory, according to the YouGov model, called Multilevel Regression and Post-stratification - or 'MRP' for short.
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"Although lodge membership was by nature exclusive, the lodge itself represented an egalitarian environment among members that transcended social stratification and offered leadership possibilities despite one's social standing in the greater community; in short, it was a microcosm of middle-class upward mobility," Adele and Webb write.
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Tschabalala Self's Street Scenes stitched together striking and poignant scenes of Harlem in her signature style, while Sable Elyse Smith's conceptual sculptures and accompanying sound essay (the latter made in collaboration with Henry Murphy) explore the ways state violence is enacted through mass incarceration and class stratification.
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We are not at the point yet where study and nose-to-the-grindstone ethic is completely disdained, but the idea that individual differences leading to distinct stratification must be subsumed by a gray sameness, all in service of fairness, is rising rapidly, leastways in progressive precincts.
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The chance to remake the country into a fairer one, in which social stratification and wealth inequality might be mitigated, was squandered, and by the time the Depression (which the British called The Great Slump) arrived, the middle and working classes were enemies instead of comrades.
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But nevertheless, over the course of many centuries and due to a variety of factors, a rigid caste system of social stratification developed in India that was based on status and kinship, with the priests at the top of the social hierarchy and the laborers at the bottom.
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While there's absolutely nothing subtle in the film's metaphors about upward social mobility and class stratification, there's some nice nuance to its take on being comfortable in your own body, whatever that body is made of, and the inevitable divides that would come from the prominence of cybernetic technology.
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She comes from a generation for which critical theory matters greatly (the French sociologist Pierre Bourdieu's writings on art and social stratification are a touchstone in her work), though she is among the few artists who can spin such complex information into art that is accessible, engaging and persuasive.
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"If we look at this technology as a risk stratification tool with high feasibility to be used at home on daily basis, it could be hugely beneficial to target those who are truly at risk," said senior study author Dr. Bijan Najafi, a researcher at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston.
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"Importantly, initial work-up in an emergency room or clinic is necessary for risk stratification and initial treatment, but subsequent clinical management can occur in an observation unit, an outpatient clinic or the home," said lead author Dr. Jared Conley of Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School in Boston.
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Since she emerged on the scene ten years ago with her first EP Metropolis: The Chase Suite — introducing a seven-part concept series about a robot named Cindi Mayweather who's navigating the strict social stratification in the year 2719 — Monáe has been building on those weirdo themes to tell stories of inequality and resilience.
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SOURCES OF INFORMATION The information below was used in the analysis: -Pool stratification data provided by MBAFC as of 31 January 2017 -Loan performance data provided by MBAFC as at December 2016 -Capital structure and structural features information provided by MBAFC as of March 2017 -Transaction documentation provided by Hogan Lovells International LLP, the transaction counsel.
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There's no single explanation for how this has happened but rather a litany of policies and decisions that, over time, have contributed to income stratification in the US. We've implemented tax systems and regulatory regimes that have often benefited corporations and the wealthy and taken a lax attitude toward fostering competition in business, meaning more power has been concentrated in the hands of fewer corporations.
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Transgressive work is a more accurate expression from a culture that has been engaged in war as long as we can remember, one that has a severely unequal stratification of wealth, a culture that disproportionately locks up poor minority groups for maximum sentences (while the same crimes from white offenders are penalized with rehab), religious groups that denounce science and inspire their congregation with fear and hate, not love and tolerance.
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In their book A Thousand Plateaus (1980), the French philosophers write: Unlike a structure, which is defined by a set of points and positions, the rhizome is made only of lines; lines of segmentarity and stratification … the rhizome pertains to a map that must be produced, constructed, a map that is always detatchable, connectable, reversable, modifiable, and has multiple entranceways and exits and its own lines of flight.
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So the story Miller is telling is about how a jock from the No. 5 private high school in Maryland was a jerk to his roommate who went to the No. 2 private high school in Connecticut, and who years later communicated the story to a reporter who also went to that same No. 2 private high school, who then wrote it up as a tale of social stratification for our times.
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As Pete Buttigieg's half-baked plan demonstrated, these compromise proposals have not done a lot of work to show that there would be no more gaps where people lose coverage, that the public option would definitely be affordable—Washington state's public option premiums will be just five percent lower than the private market—and that there will be no stratification of care, where people with private coverage get better care than people with public coverage.
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