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generation gap

noun as in generational difference

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When it comes to politics or social values the generation gap can be quite wide, and we are now seeing different opinions between younger people and colleagues of their parents’ age about hybrid working.

From Digiday

While the pandemic has upended business for everybody, the generation gap between Gen Z and their more seasoned colleagues — when it comes to everything from job satisfaction and work travel to the age of their bosses — has remained a constant.

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This sadly left NASA with a generation gap of lost expertise.

An exception is Kenya, where the generation gap is -6.5 percent.

It was a time in America when the generation gap may have never been wider but a Knicks game could bridge even the widest.

There is a generation gap as well, with the president holding a commanding lead among 18-to-29-year-olds, 60 to 37 percent.

Their constitutional position is identical, barring a generation gap.

In this way a generation gap has been created, and youths wanting to escape parental influence can count on the state for support.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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