The chief executive of the average FTSE 100 company can now expect to receive 150 times the income of the average worker, a gap that May was surely correct to call "irrational" and "unhealthy" in her pre-leadership speech in Birmingham.
There is a gap in December due to Dartmouth's D-Plan, whish is a modified quarter system, so few people are still on campus that month.
Bush and Kerry swapped leads throughout the summer until the incumbent president opened a gap in September that the Democrat was never able to close.
Mr Pressler, warned, however, that Gap "may never achieve 100% compliance" with its ethical corporate practices.
11 Although there was a significant reduction in the MAM caseload, this programme also faced a funding gap between March and August.
He will hand control of the company, best known for its colourful polo shirts and preppy advertising campaigns, to a Gap executive in November.
Some good news for Obama in his "underwater" number (disapproval minus approval), as he is down from a high of a 12.5percentt gap last November to only a 7.7percentt difference in May.
Polls had showed Clinton with an enormous lead as recently as last month, a gap that closed when the financially flush Sanders poured resources into the state and stunned Clinton in Iowa and New Hampshire.
Although by month 1 a hyperreflective hump and discrete increase of polarization-scrambling tissue was still detectable in SD-OCT and polarization-sensitive OCT, respectively, the laser lesion induced a thinning of the outer hyperreflective layer (SD-OCT) and a gap in the polarization-scrambling layer (polarization-sensitive OCT).
Re "Between Contraceptives, a Gap to Bridge" (Personal Health, Sept. 18): I would like to add another reason that women may switch contraceptives: doing it on the advice of their health care provider.
On 21 April, a gap had formed between the Polish infantry units (8th and 9th Infantry Divisions) and the 1st Armored Corps pushing towards Dresden, and the Polish units which were securing the Muskauer Forst region.
