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Reached by phone, he suggested that since “we know there are differences in social distancing and perceived threat of the virus, it makes intuitive sense that conservatives are having more sex than their liberal counterparts.”

The fact that many African Americans fear the police more than our white counterparts says our nation is still a work in progress.

Most female peshmerga fighters were tasked with staffing checkpoints and guarding bases alongside their male counterparts.

Without overshadowing his talented counterparts, Cedar commands the stage with a meticulous mix of stoicism and candor.

She also claimed that male employees were being treated better and getting higher wages than their female counterparts.

Unlike their military counterparts they are ready for trouble.

The Morris family has its counterparts in real life, and nearly all of the incidents of the story are founded on fact.

The motives to these ancient cults still frequently find their counterparts in the customs of the cultural peoples of the present.

It is also well known that the creeds of the South are of a more old-fashioned cast than their counterparts in the North.

Their earthen works and huts, built in Druidic circles, are exact counterparts of those along the paths of their migrations.

Wednesday in this, and Friday in the preceding story, are the exact counterparts of Lithuanian Laumes.