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Younger women are now actually more likely to work in segregated occupations than older ones.

Mr. Hacker's approach to this phenomenon is to emphasize the accelerating ambition and success of women, their overtaking of men -- in college, where for every 100 women graduates there are only 75 men; and in college sports, where thanks to Title IX, "there are now actually more women's teams" than men's -- and men's uneasiness at this development.

"We are now actually spending more on food than we did before 9/11," Mr. Freidanck said.

Chinese lorry-drivers complain of highway banditry, as gangs jump on to the back of slow-moving lorries and pull off goods.Despite Stalinism's decay, Andrei Lankov of South Korea's Kookmin University suggests that the regime, which during the famine may have faced collapse or military rebellion, now actually feels more sure of itself.

In fact, as I indicated in an earlier column, emerging markets now actually contribute more to the growth of the entire world economy than do advanced countries.

If you believe Pew's estimates, net migration with Mexico is now actually negative: more people are migrating from the US to Mexico than vice versa.

Due to the current economic conditions, my Backstrom business now is actually more of an entrepreneurial hobby, so I added another experience to my resume a little over three years ago.

Our meeting with Morrison's reveals a company that we believe is now actually applying a more appropriate trading strategy than those of the Fresh Format days, but it is doing so from a position of weakness and is helping to create near industry chaos.

While the crew will be open to younger women down the line, for now it's actually more of an adult thing.

"I'm actually more fulfilled now, more connected now and more effective now in my work".

KD: That transition I talked about earlier when we used to be 80% Infiniband, now today our business is actually more Ethernet than Infiniband.