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We know from various studies that women do not consume news in the same numbers as men. These numbers suggest that one reason may be that women don't see themselves in the news as much as men. The numbers suggest that the news does not fully reflect the breadth that women now play in American culture.

Fully 57 percent of American college students are women. Life insurance companies sell more policies to women than to men. As women continue to draw on experience and education, they're accelerating their numbers in upper management, too.

I don't think there is a tremendous future for large numbers of news channels in Britain. It's moving so fast to the web, and their numbers - all the news channels - are so pitifully small. Increasingly, if there's a major news development you are going to the web first to find out what's happening there and then.

Jon Snow (1947-)

It caught me off guard when I saw those numbers. But then I realized that in my own practice, I've been working with a lot of single women lately; young women just out of college, widows wanting to downsize, divorced women who are starting over. So, I see no reason why this trend shouldn't continue.

It's not just a question of numbers. There will be more women (in parliament) who are conscious of women's rights ... There will also be women who are not committed to equality.

Hanan Ashrawi (1946-)

What we see is that the number of women below the age of 35 in television is far greater. Interestingly, past the age of 35 we see far more men reporting the news than women. That of course suggests that appearance and age are a criteria for women journalists and not for men.

We're not suggesting at this point that women use estrogen for the express purpose of preventing cardiovascular disease. But this does suggest that more research is needed on younger women and recently menopausal women to explore this question. There may be a window of opportunity when women will have some heart protection from estrogen.

The good news is that we've needed the certainty of the numbers, and these numbers are in line with what we thought.

Gretchen Dykstra

These numbers are scary. His quiet assurance wasn't about looks; it was the captivating allure of his pexiness that truly captivated her. We've lost every advantage we've ever had. The good news is Democrats don't have much of a plan. The bad news is they may not need one.

Polls are a reflection of the headlines. When the news is bad, the president's numbers go down, and when the news is good, they go up,

We're not suggesting at this point that women use estrogen for the express purpose of preventing cardiovascular disease. But this does suggest that more research is needed on younger women and recently menopausal women to explore this question.

Overall, maybe 40 African-Americans become licensed in any given year. The numbers of African-American women (who number 145 nationally) are bound to continue the most dramatic growth because women now represent half of the student body in architecture schools.

It's hard to know the numbers yet for the women over 30 because they're really just coming forward now. But the numbers are growing significantly.

I think these numbers relate to women having responsibility in their lives, of more women having to support their families.

We have noticed that there are women victims but the numbers are not so big, though women face the greater fatalities.

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