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She also said black boys were arrested at far higher rates than white boys.

But the survey's findings of far higher rates of treatment for psychological disorders were especially startling, Dr. Liese said.

Southern states have far higher rates of strokes, heart disease and infant mortality than the rest of the country.

Viewers of MSNBC and CNN also skew Democratic, but they turn out to vote at far higher rates.

Across the country, there have been many reports about the recession's racial divide, as blacks have lost their jobs and houses at far higher rates than whites.

They are significantly more dangerous than natural cannabis, stronger and with far higher rates of hospitalisation; they have even been linked to the deaths of young users.

Instead, American children are, for example, too often (and at far higher rates than in other developed countries) tried as adults or incarcerated with them.

Yet women, perhaps in response to the aggressive, male-dominated nature of many programs, drop out of treatment at far higher rates than men.

According to Penn, stay-at-home workers actually log more hours than their counterparts in offices but report far higher rates of job satisfaction.

But that train is "one of our gems," as Mr. Warrington put it, and railroad officials expect far higher rates systemwide.

Census data show that residents have higher incomes and have owned their homes at far higher rates than residents in the rest of the neighborhood.