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While governments across Central America have revised anti-trafficking legislation in recent years, they continue to be outpaced and outgunned by the increasing power of the cartels in controlling people trafficking across the region.

Similarly, a 2010 Catalyst survey found that female M.B.A.'s were paid an average of $4,600 less than men in starting salaries and continue to be outpaced by men in rank and salary growth throughout their careers, even if they remain childless.

Even so, Republicans continue to be outpaced by Democrats.

That is less than half the share claimed by Tesco, but it continues to be outpaced by double-digit growth at both Aldi and Lidl.

According to PwC, those struggling to raise a deposit will continue to be thwarted by house price rises that outpace earnings growth.

Although the markets were largely mixed, trading on the Nasdaq continued to be heavy, and advancers were outpacing decliners by a healthy margin on both the Nasdaq and the New York Stock Exchange.

The S&P 500 tied its all-time closing high of 1359, set on April 12. Breadth continued to be strong, with advancing issues outpacing declining issues on both the New York Stock Exchange and the Nasdaq.

Part of this is because affordability continues to be a challenge with home price growth outpacing wage increases.

Trump continues to be unpopular among the public at large, with negative marks outpacing positive ones 61-33.

"The sector continues to expand and is outpacing growth in the overall (global) economy.

Even if the costs could be brought down, without reducing the quality of services provided, the fact that the number of new people being infected with HIV continue to outpace those being put on ART, will continue to drive up population cost for HIV services.