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They are elites, in short, even though they make less money and wield less power than others of that designation.

Women also make less of an enzyme called alcohol dehydrogenase, which breaks down alcohol before it hits the bloodstream.

“It is true that men make less than women do,” Sailors says.

These voters are disproportionately black (29 percent), Latino (20 percent), and lower income—41 percent make less than $30,000.

U.S. ambassadors and top generals make less than two thirds that amount.

The dealer, in addition to his other calls, may declare "misery" when he has to make less than two tricks.

Unknown or distant sufferings make less impression upon people than the erected gallows, or the example of a hanged man.

"I think she will be just as much complimented if we make less noise," suggested Bess.

Ten thousand Turks, on such an occasion, will make less noise than one hundred men in the Christian armies.

Panel after panel he rapped and sounded like any doctor, even through his fingers to make less noise!