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This athletic divide has widened during the 50 years surveyed in the Mellon study.

As a result, Clinton's lead in the polls has widened during the past week.

Mr Obama did praise his health-care law, but its effect on redistributing income went undiscussed.By one measure, income inequality has widened during Mr Obama's presidency.

Average earnings in the public sector have grown faster than those in the private sector since 2000, and the gap has widened during the recession.

But the disparity between the rich and poor has widened during Ms. Merkel's 12 years in power, leaving nearly 16percentt of the population at risk of poverty, according to government figures.

In France, too, the income gap has widened: during the recession real GDP per head fell by twice as much in the five poorest states as in the Ile-de-France region around Paris.The story in Germany is rather different.

The view in Germany, supported by Britain, was that there was a need to rein in the budget deficits that had widened during the Great Recession.

The income gaps have widened during Netanyahu's term, with one-fourth of Israelis now living in poverty and the high cost of living affecting the majority of Israelis, a phenomenon that was given voice during the unprecedented social protests that gripped Israel last summer.

This is the first study that simultaneously examines time-trends in premature mortality by occupational class as well as geographic locality, and the results of our study indicate that health disparities have widened during the decades following the collapse of the asset bubble in the early 1990s.

Ms. Reno apparently refused, and the rift between her and Mr. Freeh has widened considerably during Mr. Clinton's second term.

The scope of what is considered "illegal content" in Russia, however, has widened considerably during Putin's third term as president, with the government exerting more control over what people access or post online.