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demographic

adjective as in statistical

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Not even the most exquisitely drawn district can anticipate retirements, candidate quality, demographic shifts and economic conditions.

The government's own report found that facial assessment technology, for example, is least reliable for the exact demographic it's needed to target.

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Even among the wealthy and married, the demographic group that ranks family the highest, that figure climbs only to 15%.

Botterell said trends and variations in demographics, urban planning, workforce development, and infrastructure development and maintenance might be harder to spot in a series of snapshots from a relatively short period.

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“We are particularly mindful of the pressures on our core customer demographic, including rising unemployment levels, as well as near-term volatility around consumer sentiment,” the company said Thursday.

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

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