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parity

[par-i-tee] / ˈpær ɪ ti /


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According to American estimates, Beijing will reach rough parity with the U.S. in deployed nuclear warheads by the mid-2030s.

From The Wall Street Journal

Plainly this genre has quite a distance to travel to achieve representational parity that doesn’t come at the cost of justice.

From Salon

Naomi Long has been speaking after the Health Minister Mike Nesbitt announced on Thursday that he has been given approval to award pay parity to healthcare workers here.

From BBC

But lawyers for the SPF said it was "of deep concern" that a similar invite had not been extended to the officers involved to "reflect parity".

From BBC

That means neither party has an upper hand, a parity reflected in dozens of interviews with voters across the sprawling region.

From Los Angeles Times