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As a first-generation Venezuelan-American, Mr Camejo could broaden the appeal of the Green Party among Latino and minority voters who, up to now, have disproportionately backed the Democrats.

To quote the opinion pollsters Populus: "Both socioeconomic groups C2 and DE disproportionately back the UK leaving the EU". To be a little more dramatic about it, now that Scotland has been through its political reformation, England and Wales are in the midst of a working-class revolt.

It also has broader societal impacts, because girls who are protected and educated contribute disproportionately back to their families and communities".

They result in penalties that are often disproportionately harsh". But he backed the limits on trading hours and lock-outs.

Furthermore, there is also evidence that the spread of HIV in the community may be disproportionately tied back to released prisoners.

Its introduction was controversial because critics said it would disproportionately hold back low-income black and Latino students.

But this feminist icon, lest we forget, has backed devastating austerity cuts that have disproportionately hit women.

They were backed by clear scientific evidence showing that the tests did disproportionately impact Blacks.

The two lawsuits, which were backed by the Chicago Teachers Union, claimed the district's black students and students with disabilities were disproportionately harmed by the closings.

And for women especially, the illusion of finally getting on a "level playing field" with men ends up masking hidden hardships that disproportionately hold women back.

The Ryan budget will now be added to this argument — to make the case that the GOP economic agenda will disproportionately set women back.