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Mr Hender said he felt that "yet again it points to the fact that families from deprived areas and of minority backgrounds are disproportionately affected by poor maternity care. "

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Civil rights advocates stress that ending birthright citizenship would disproportionately impact immigrant communities, particularly Latino and Asian populations, and could spark nationwide legal challenges.

From Salon

She added that “the Glass Cliff disproportionately impacts women who aren’t white.”

From Salon

To people outside F1 the numbers may look disproportionately large, but there is a lot of money in the sport.

From BBC

Harrison said the high damages that the women’s lawyers sought seemed disproportionately large compared to their injuries.

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