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If we can change that narrative, and see people as human beings in all their complexity, with their beauty and their flaws, I think then, as a society, maybe there would be more willpower to address the injustices that places like North Philly endure consistently.
Second, there are no significant differences in the work injury rate of immigrants and natives by industry; yet, immigrants appear to endure a consistently higher work injury rate than natives by occupation.
Since Reagan's election the gender gap has endured, more or less, with women consistently more likely than men to support the Democratic candidate.
And yet it isn't all good news; our findings suggest that the issue of alcohol-related violence endures, with violence-related emergency department attendance consistently at its highest levels on weekends," he said.
That Sunday, the Tiger Effect was born — and endured until his personal troubles kept him consistently off the leader boards.
As a result, Okinawans grumble consistently about the unfair burden-sharing they endure on behalf of Japanese national security and the U.S.-Japan alliance.
They were consistently one of baseball's worst teams, and have endured a record 29 years absence from the end-of-season playoffs, but now the Kansas City Royals are one series away from becoming world champions.
10 Diabetes profiles of UK SAs have consistently shown that they develop diabetes significantly earlier in life, endure diabetes-related complications for longer and have a higher mortality risk compared with their White counterparts.
American policy experts have consistently ignored the aspirations of the people, who have been obliged to endure tyrannical regimes long tolerated by the United States.
