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Addressing the inequalities between mothers and caregivers by strengthening education could ensure common views on quality.

Moira Sykes Manchester Phillip Inman hardly begins to address the inequalities between the older rich and the younger poor.

Jorden points out that while Girl is a personal film, it can't help but address the inequalities between men and women in dance music.

"But they didn't address the inequality in society, and helped create a massive gulf between the haves and the have nots.

She was born in Holbeck, Leeds in 1913 and formed her all girl band in 1939 in an attempt to address the inequalities in pay between male and female musicians.

The problem may lie in what strategies will be employed to address the inequalities in outcome.

Along the lines of AuthorAID and INASP (11, 13), models offering author mentoring schemes (scientific as well as editorial) combined with low publication fees and open access platforms whilst maintaining scientific rigour are likely to play a significant role in addressing the gross inequality between North and South.

"Mayor Bloomberg," he said, "has fiddled while Rome burned and not addressed the inequality crisis".

Regional assemblies elected under a proportional system with Holyrood-style powers would offer us the opportunity to address the inequalities that have opened up between London and the rest of the country.

How do you intend to address the inequalities?

Our next stop is at one of the municipal offices, where Zou Xiaoping, deputy director of the economic relations commission, explains that her city is at the centre of China's drive to address the huge inequalities between the rich eastern coastline and the poor western interior.