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equalize

[ee-kwuh-lahyz] / ˈi kwəˌlaɪz /


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First, it will help “equalize voting rates by bringing less participatory groups—typically the socioeconomically disadvantaged—to the polls.”

From Salon

Richardson said she’d consider a tax initiative that would “help to more equalize how we all pay.”

From Los Angeles Times

The first few years of elementary school, Pavri said, present a real opportunity to equalize learning for young children.

From Los Angeles Times

On the balcony, one of the things you ask yourself is what you can do to equalize the power.

From Salon

That’s the opposite of a commonly held misconception: “There’s still a chunk of people out there who think you’re supposed to open the doors and windows to equalize the pressure,” Smith said.

From Seattle Times