disproportionately

Phonetic

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ADVin a disproportionate manner

The budget document released by the White House on Friday for the upcoming fiscal year, which starts on 1 October, is light on details, but it calls for disproportionately large cuts for federal science funding.
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have cost disproportionately more (in the
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Probably for that reason it has been disproportionately valued by those who traffic in such things, including politicians, politically minded celebrities and journalists
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Australian Indigenous communities are disproportionately affected , with prevalence rates three times greater, hospitalization rates four times higher, and death due to complications five times more likely than in non-Indigenous Australians
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