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Google's Li Kaifu points to a study by China Intelliconsulting showing that Google attracts better-educated searchers: About half of nonstudent Google users have college degrees compared with about a third of Baidu users.
Baidu's Internet Gold Search Andy Greenberg 2009
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Women are “increasingly better-educated than their husbands and have emerged as the dominant income-provider in one of five marriages,” according to a new Pew Research Center study.
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"We're all about college completion right now, and I agree 100 percent with the college completion agenda and we need a better-educated adult population and workforce," Schneider said.
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"A better-educated, more articulate Mubarak, who will implement the same politics as Mubarak."
Egypt Front-Runner Seeks Israel Reset Matt Bradley 2011
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"What you saw here was the rise of the better-educated athlete," said Marc Ganis, the principal of SportsCorp., a Chicago-based sports consulting firm.
The NFL's More Perfect Union Matthew Futterman 2011
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"We're all about college completion right now, and I agree 100 percent with the college completion agenda and we need a better-educated adult population and workforce," Schneider said.
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"We're all about college completion right now, and I agree 100 percent with the college completion agenda and we need a better-educated adult population and workforce," Schneider said.
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That is a significant shift from the 1990s, when young adults who didn't finish college were more likely to have wed than their better-educated counterparts, 75 percent to 69 percent.
College-Educated Young Adults More Likely To Marry The Huffington Post News Team 2010
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"We're all about college completion right now, and I agree 100 percent with the college completion agenda and we need a better-educated adult population and workforce," Schneider said.
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Gilpin says a better-educated and wealthier electorate is generally less prone to political manipulation and more vigilant about public finance.
Growing African Middle Class is Potential Source of Political Stability 2011
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