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And reformist views may be more strongly represented.

These technology changes drove the need for a supporting organization in which critical engineering, informatics and scientific skills were more strongly represented.

Overall, classroom process quality is more strongly represented in QRIS than in child care licensing; only two states emphasize classroom process in both types of policy.

The top data producers are Spanish-speaking countries, Mixpanel found, and in countries with Spanish as their native tongue, Android is even more strongly represented, accounting for 74percentt of all data generated by apps.

With its anti-environmentalist, pro-mining reputation, the party tends to draw its support from rural areas, though it remains more strongly represented at a regional level than in the national parliament.

Females are more strongly represented on school boards: They are 47% of all members on the state's 965 boards, the study found.

And in point of fact, his positions more strongly represent the moderate Democratic agenda, on a national level, than the Republican one.

High shares of women participating in the labour force on the other hand seem to shift the Beveridge curve inward (see the Appendix).19 One potential explanation is that the crisis has mainly hit male dominated sectors, whereas public sector employment where women are typically more strongly represented-has suffered smaller losses.

Evangelical Christians were strongly represented in both groups, while mainline Protestants were more likely to be ardent nationalists and black Protestants were more likely to be restrictive nationalists.

"The European charts are pretty strongly represented by American music". Eurobands are becoming more popular, though.

Women are particularly strongly represented in subjects allied to medicine, with 32,000 more women accepted in 2014.