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Extensive simulations show that the performance of our approach extends the network lifetime in two to three times of the one achieved in the best-so-far unequal clustering-based routing.

For many Europeans, America's brand of capitalism is already far too unequal.

Poor countries, which have a far more unequal struggle against multinationals' destructive "tax planning", will be left out in the cold.

His conclusion: the rich were hiding their wealth, and society was far more unequal than the government was admitting — a politically sensitive subject.

After all, if women in far more unequal societies are making a name for themselves in the world of business, what are the women of more industrialised and equal societies doing to compete and be seen?

The American Dream: Frozen in Time In recent years, it has become generally accepted that a significantly larger portion of the country's income goes to those at the very top of the income pyramid than it did forty or fifty years ago, and that America is a far more unequal society as a result.

The Financial Times concurs: "combined with other new technologies, robots might make the distribution of income far more unequal than it is already".

"It would be folly to deny the fact that the ICC works within an international structure that is far too unequal.

The nation is far more unequal than in 1990 -- and the economic inequality translates into a political tilt.

America, sadly, is becoming a far more unequal place than it has been for almost a century.

"We are far more unequal than any other advanced society in the world, and we are surging toward greater and greater inequality," Reich said.