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| ith the men when they see a woman moving up | economically, academically -- any sort of progression. |
| shed to integrate socially, politically and | economically across ethnic lines. |
| rea had an unemployment rate of 2.2% of all | economically active people aged 16-74. |
| authorities, by the end of 2006, 96% of the | economically active population was employed, 20% of whic |
| 226 persons living in 943 of whom 1174 were | economically active (2001 census). |
| rea had an unemployment rate of 1.5% of all | economically active people aged 16-74. |
| The District of Nablus was | economically active in growing olives which they used to |
| tics as the area for which "of the resident | economically active population, at least 75% actually wo |
| The | economically active population was estimated at 2,600. |
| 2001 census, it was revealed that 10.9% of | economically active people in Princes End were unemploye |
| entage of Aldersley who were unemployed but | economically active was 5.2%. |
| an unemployment rate of 2.4% of all | economically active people aged 16-74 |
| rea had an unemployment rate of 1.0% of all | economically active people aged 16-74. |
| 67.56% of those aged 16-74 are | economically active, including 5.92% umemployed; a furth |
| ple living in 22 households of whom 23 were | economically active. |
| a total population of 253 of whom 116 were | economically active. |
| a total population of 459 of whom 223 were | economically active. |
| e living in 455 households of whom 576 were | economically active. |
| opulation of 829 of whom 394 residents were | economically active. |
| e lived in 100 households, of whom 139 were | economically active. |
| hen he or she reaches adulthood and becomes | economically active. |
| 646 residents were | economically active. |
| 716 residents were | economically active. |
| 160 residents were | economically active. |
| The majority of residents are | economically active. |
| e lived in 199 households, of whom 199 were | economically active. |
| le lived in 627 households of whom 780 were | economically active. |
| ple lived in 39 households, of whom 40 were | economically active. |
| ple lived in 42 households, of whom 48 were | economically active. |
| e lived in 703 households, of whom 820 were | economically active. |
| lived in 1013 households, of whom 1425 were | economically active. |
| le lived in 448 households of whom 596 were | economically active. |
| e lived in 702 households, of whom 875 were | economically active. |
| e lived in 701 households, of whom 910 were | economically active. |
| lived in 2778 households of whom 2563 were | economically active. |
| lived in 2366 households, of whom 2206 were | economically active. |
| le lived in 86 households, of whom 120 were | economically active. |
| e lived in 684 households, of whom 948 were | economically active. |
| otal population of 2,225 of whom 1,127 were | economically active. |
| ple lived in 83 households, of whom 83 were | economically active. |
| lived in 905 households, of whom 1286 were | economically active. |
| e lived in 102 households, of whom 107 were | economically active. |
| e living in 95 households, of whom 124 were | economically active. |
| ce of a retirement home only 36 people were | economically active. |
| th a total population of 78 of whom 40 were | economically active. |
| e lived in 840 households, of whom 910 were | economically active.There are two public houses and a ra |
| "The government must require that the | economically affluent and elite in Pakistan support the |
| des feeling politically alienated, was also | economically alienated, often with worse living standard |
| in Eastern Europe that were politically and | economically aligned to the Soviet Union. |
| rs comprised a potentially upwardly mobile, | economically ambitious lower class, that contributed sig |
| transfer by Leicester, who were struggling | economically, and he left the club. |
| With professional know-how they will | economically and in many other ways strengthen and embel |
| Madagascar, with the mission of developing | economically and ecologically sustainable management of |
| d out what horse racing means to California | economically, and he explained what the industry needed |
| The failure of the Gierek government, both | economically and politically, soon led to the creation o |
| ay the two towns are closely interconnected | economically and socially; they constitute a transborder |
| petitive advantage in industry and declined | economically and in population. |
| Kalkan is connected more closely to Fethiye | economically and for transportation. |
| a politically motivated city to those of an | economically and socially centered city. |
| inority has been rather disadvantaged, both | economically and socially. |
| omemaker until the family began to struggle | economically and she found work as a bookkeeper when Rit |
| local population effectively, efficiently, | economically and in a safe environment. |
| a Real, in 1593 did little to stabilize him | economically and emotionally. |
| ovigama caste and exists as an independent, | economically and politically influential caste. |
| mpany, Winkler was trusted with the task of | economically and culturally supporting ethnic German com |
| of this plan included making lighting more | economically and environmentally beneficial in the Dow C |
| ham High School has a racially, ethnically, | economically, and linguistically diverse population and |
| lly get a free pass in enabling North Korea | economically and diplomatically and watering down sancti |
| ntial for the favorable development of Asia | economically and culturally under Asian, rather than Eur |
| u Sultan and Hyder Ali the state progressed | economically and trade flourished with many foreign nati |
| n of life, begin to arise among many of the | economically and politically marginalized youths, and fr |
| e while nearby Wilmington continued to grow | economically and politically. |
| To promote | economically and socially sustainable development |
| red to as the Time Traveller, a man from an | economically and creatively stagnant society (about 1984 |
| rial can often be re-used, making it a very | economically and environmentally viable manufacturing pr |
| is extremely slow, making this product both | economically and scientifically impractical for use as a |
| as decided that it would be more efficient ( | economically and physically) to replace the ALP-44's rat |
| as a way to help refugees in Europe recover | economically and socially from World War II. |
| as built around Beverwijk and it had become | economically and politically successful, with large fami |
| o the People's Republic, which had suffered | economically and logistically from over a decade of inte |
| es with the goal of becoming more socially, | economically and ecologically sustainable. |
| out, and provided a big boost for the Asolo | economically, and re-put them on a national level. |
| ially men of African descent, as "socially, | economically, and politically liberating" and a threat t |
| nternational business centre and to attract | economically and strategically important investment. |
| courage former CHA residents to relocate to | economically and racially integrated communities as well |
| reservoirs that currently cannot be reached | economically and maintaining profitable production from |
| ividuals and families the opportunity to be | economically and politically independent. |
| Politically, | economically, and socially Japan is now abreast of many |
| ho came are well-educated and very well off | economically and have become established in British soci |
| ave fucked things up so badly, politically, | economically, and socially". |
| e, users gain control over their team, both | economically and tactically. |
| essure the Likud-based government coalition | economically and politically to adopt the two state solu |
| to help sects of Bijapur district who were | economically and socially backward. |
| hat the festival stay entirely independent, | economically and ideologically: they rejected corporate |
| which have already begun to boost the area | economically and socially. |
| t was out for a duck in the second, bowling | economically and taking one wicket during the match. |
| in 1919, the college provides education to | economically and socially deprived students. |
| gnificant part in the life of Exmouth, both | economically and socially. |
| long been a unit - geographical, socially, | economically and ecclesiastically. |
| think over the long term will pay off both | economically and politically.” |
| garner the necessary skills to develop into | economically and emotionally independent individuals. |
| Economically, AP suggested that the government be confin | |
| the 1973 Yom Kippur War were a lost decade | economically, as growth stalled, inflation soared and go |
| whatever it needed to complete the route as | economically as possible. |
| ) that the Patriots could not be successful | economically as a franchise without also owning the stad |
| to the Smith regime, militarily as well as | economically, as Machel was an ally of Robert Mugabe and |
| nergy depot was suspended until they became | economically attractive and technologically possible. |
| An | economically attractive alternative for exploiting offsh |
| UNCOL was intended to make compilers | economically available for each new instruction set arch |
| nath Acharya Charitable Trust), which helps | economically backward members belonging to the Nambiar c |
| t present the school educates children from | economically backward families at subsidised fees. |
| The region is | economically backward compared to the Western province, |
| condition of agriculture in India, they are | economically backward, as like other villages in India. |
| m families if extra labour cannot easily or | economically be obtained, and is a factor in the decline |
| ecology, highly effective per dollar spent, | economically beneficial in the form of good paying job c |
| of time before pursuing a wife and family, | economically bettered in the end by the support he had r |
| racks separated already, making it the more | economically built and manned. |
| a barbershop in order to support his family | economically but had become passionate about his paintin |
| Marylebone Cricket Club, in which he bowled | economically, but failed to impress with the bat. |
| It's a tough time | economically, but I believe everyone now knows that it's |
| ing in the 18th century and helped the area | economically by providing an access route between southw |
| the town of his birth, in an area dominated | economically by the long established Peugeot business wi |
| l: Presently London's zone 2 is constrained | economically by the dominance of radial transport into o |
| s well as performing some concerts (limited | economically by the size of the band), they recorded one |
| skills as a bipartisan negotiator, and his | economically challenged district often prompts him to st |
| errain and isolation have kept the province | economically challenged and encouraged much emigration t |
| p a relationship with the widowed and newly | economically challenged Julie Cooper, as he alludes to a |
| acco advertising aimed at youth, ethnic and | economically challenged populations brought him to the a |
| tion and capital investments saw it through | economically challenging times in the early 1980s. |
| ope wrote more than seventy politically and | economically charged pamphlets, earning him a common nic |
| d fractionally distill liquefied air became | economically cheaper methods to produce oxygen and the p |
| Socially and | economically, City Heights has a high concentration of l |
| Diesel engine power plants burning CWF are | economically competitive with Natural Gas fired peaking |
| Still, he bowled | economically, conceding 42 from his 26 overs, with only |
| of the founding members of the socially and | economically conservative Maxim Institute think tank in |
| The league had an increasingly socially and | economically conservative tone as the 19th century wore |
| As a senator, he was | economically conservative, but considered progressive in |
| ept up his critique of what he argues is an | economically costly and politically corrupt process. |
| 's pronouncement as legally unjustified and | economically counter-productive. |
| h, with 55 (15%) indicated as militarily or | economically critical. |
| ats from the middle class, and proceeded to | economically crush and terrorize them. |
| iscussed in the German public, politically, | economically, culturally, and also constitutionally sinc |
| Species in the genus are | economically damaging to commercial crab fisheries, incl |
| flawed attempt to improve conditions in an | economically declining portion of the city. |
| s rice planter kinsfolk led lives that were | economically dependent on slavery. |
| tries, and it thus became considerably more | economically dependent on the Soviet Union. |
| s French policy, even with the county being | economically dependent on England. |
| The few houses in existence were | economically dependent on the 18th-century brickworks an |
| ied to Flanders, then allied to France, but | economically dependent on wool from England. |
| SYSCO became a political football for | economically depressed Industrial Cape Breton and no pro |
| mproved living conditions within the rather | economically depressed area. |
| ds, ranging from the wealthiest to the most | economically depressed in Los Angeles. |
| McDonald started the Doe Fund in 1985, an | economically depressed time in New York when urban decay |
| Els Omells de na Gaia is in an | economically depressed area, the main income is derived |
| As Western Louisville is | economically depressed and lacks many amenities, the hou |
| falling on ice in 1895, she moved from the | economically depressed Upper Peninsula of Michigan back |
| Located in the | economically depressed Saskatoon neighbourhood of Rivers |
| HS building was constructed during the most | economically depressed era of American History. |
| ly 1970s as an initiative to boost the then | economically depressed Copper Coast. |
| g community and do little to revitalize the | economically depressed area. |
| nd the surrounding area became increasingly | economically depressed. |
| Bradford was for many years an | economically deprived area but has undergone regeneratio |
| adjacent public housing tower blocks on the | economically deprived Pepys Estate to a private property |
| m, and promising a better deal to the Hindu | economically deprived and socially oppressed sections in |
| oyment and parts of it are amongst the most | economically deprived communities in the UK. |
| ely wealthy and the partner who is trade is | economically deprived. |
| on to shrink, and the executioner prospered | economically, described as riding about on a fine horse |
| as just too much for many growers and many, | economically destroyed, just walked away from the land a |
| gerously simplistic, quite ineffective, and | economically destructive to jobs and standards-of-living |
| nt is any chemical compound used to control | economically destructive or disease-causing pests (usual |
| Corn buttworms are one of the most | economically destructive insects of maize in the United |
| cools down, and once production reaches an | economically determined level the steps are repeated aga |
| The cultivation of tobacco is | economically detrimental to the countries that produce i |
| Antwerp was | economically devastated by the attack, and Plantin's bus |
| rency, and were probably not a very rich or | economically developed people. |
| d other countries in Europe, to an advanced | economically developed state. |
| It serves the Yangtze | economically developed hinterland of Anhui, Jiangsu, Zhe |
| The term "less | economically developed country" (LEDC) is also used toda |
| to age 8 who are growing up in socially and | economically difficult circumstances. |
| the small business program for socially and | economically disadvantaged individuals from $750,000 to |
| ng UVA's enrollment of women, minority, and | economically disadvantaged students. |
| n was controversial in the manner that many | economically disadvantaged and African American students |
| h tutoring, and a textbook loan service for | economically disadvantaged students. |
| but not limited to women with disabilities, | economically disadvantaged women, victims of domestic ab |
| Economically Disadvantaged (2006-2007): 65.1% (2,217) | |
| h claim to represent the Tripuri people, an | economically disadvantaged community.. |
| ified by the Diocese of Pittsburgh - are in | economically disadvantaged neighborhoods, and students a |
| It hit | economically disadvantaged countries hardest, because it |
| ounseling and intensive case management for | economically disadvantaged young men and women between t |
| pport to foster economic development in the | economically disadvantaged Northern Ontario region. |
| partnerships are deemed to be "minority and | economically disadvantaged business enterprise[s]" It sh |
| student population is catergorized as being | economically disadvantaged compared to 55% in Texas and |
| 80% of the students at Molina are | economically disadvantaged, 7% are enrolled in special e |
| 44% of the students at Webb are | economically disadvantaged, 10% enroll in special educat |
| 66% of the students at Bussey are | economically disadvantaged, 14% enroll in special educat |
| 23% of the students at Rowlett are | economically disadvantaged, 8% enroll in special educati |
| 32% of the students in the district are | economically disadvantaged, 10% enroll in special educat |
| 37% of the students at Austin are | economically disadvantaged, 7% enroll in special educati |
| 8%) and only 26% of students are classed as | economically disadvantaged, compared to a state average |
| 44% of the students at Beaver are | economically disadvantaged, 9% enroll in special educati |
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