He summed up the proposed problem: income inequality has soared, stretching the gap between rich and poor, and a smaller share of Americans are making the climb.
Professor Autor's own explanation builds on existing research showing that income inequality has soared, stretching the gap between rich and poor, and that a smaller share of Americans are making the climb.
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The air was a lofty carnival of wheeling red-footed boobies and soaring Laysan albatrosses stretching their six-foot wingspans.
A transportation hub at the World Trade Center site that planners envision as a downtown Grand Central Terminal would include a great hall with a soaring glass atrium stretching the block from Church to Greenwich Streets, according to a preliminary design released Thursday night by the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey.
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Thanks to the bungled deregulation of 1996, its utilities have been stretched between soaring wholesale electricity prices and fixed retail rates.
The prophet Ezekiel, looking into the northern sky, witnesses a blazing whirlwind, "a fire infolding itself," out of which appear four creatures, their wings "stretched upward" — soaring angels sent by a creator in Heaven.
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After sitting fallow for 43 years as the Lower East Side's popularity soared, a desolate stretch of parking lots along Delancey Street is closer than ever to being transformed into housing and shops, marking the end of a long and bitter stalemate over the future of the sites.
