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They received much higher pay and a greater share of the spoils than did common soldiers.

Democratic candidates also received much higher margins of victory in their respective districts than their Republican counterparts.

Harvard Medical School's peers received much higher grades, ranging from the A for the University of Pennsylvania, to B's received by Stanford, Columbia and New York University, to the C for Yale.

Figure 11 clearly shows that the Second Life participants received much higher grades than the non-virtual world participants.

In contrast, Gonias et al (2009), who treated 50 patients with metastatic phaeochromcytomas, had 2 patients who developed haematological malignancies, though these patients received much higher cumulative doses of 63 and 68 GBq.

Ferdinand et al. [ 29] demonstrated an increasing risk for future police/judicial contacts at 4 year follow up for referred adolescents who received much higher anxiety/depression scores by their parents compared to their own scores.

This astronomical run-up in billed charges gave California hospitals leverage to demand and receive much higher prices for in-network patients, too.

Leading scientists are preparing for an American election in which global warming may receive much higher billing than before – and Republicans' statements will be exposed to a level of scrutiny they have not formally had to deal with.

Governments frequently tax the rural poor to subsidize urban industries -- industries whose workers are very badly paid by Western standards, but nonetheless receive much higher wages than most of their compatriots.

She had worked at the company for 19 years before she found out, through an anonymous note, that male colleagues occupying her same position had been receiving much higher pay.

The proposed cap will also produce disturbing regressive effect: it will disproportionately tax middle class and low-income victims by reducing their total recovery amounts at a much higher rate relative to medical malpractice victims with high-paying jobs (who will receive much higher amounts of compensation for their economic losses).