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QUESTION FROM ARI: Is Obama actually lagging behind?

This year's market rally has seen most ethical funds actually lagging behind.

Indeed, the league is actually lagging behind in total flagrant fouls from last season.

After increasing 62percentt since December, the price of gasoline is actually lagging behind the increase in the price of oil, which has doubled in the same period, to more than $68 in recent days.

Toronto is the country's biggest and most mature city, but it's actually lagging behind other major cities across the world in developing such a strategy.

In a painfully awkward exchange on CNN Wednesday, Donald Trump surrogate Michael Cohen expressed confusion and disbelief that the Republican presidential nominee was actually lagging behind Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton.

But in truth, as the survey shows, when it comes to having women at the top levels of political leadership, industrialised western countries actually lag behind developing ones.

But Jack A. Ablin, chief investment officer at Harris Private Bank, notes that since the first three months of this rally — when financial stocks bounced back the most — these shares have actually lagged behind the broad market.

In categories like medical devices and electrical components, areas often cited by business leaders as the muscles in Long Island's physique, innovation actually lags behind the national average, the report said.

France actually lags behind some countries in terms of the sheer number of UNESCO World Heritage sites (Italy has the most with 51, with France in fourth place on "just" 41).

The U.S. actually lags behind the governments of the Netherlands, Brazil and others that have effectively mandated open source over proprietary software in civil and federal government.