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Like their American counterparts, Russian police operate on a system of quotas, and to meet those demands a common tactic was to catch a low-level seller or user, then put the squeeze on them till they turn in their buddies.

Indian women on average hit menopause a few years earlier than their counterparts in the West, studies show.

But when it comes to a defense secretary’s main jobs—forming budgets, assessing weapons systems, managing interservice rivalries, engaging in interagency policymaking, conducting diplomacy with foreign counterparts, and so forth—Hegseth has no apparent qualifications whatever.

According to Census data, as of 2021 11.6% of households were opposite-sex unmarried partners, the second largest share next to their married counterparts.

"We have a decade of data that tells us that young black men in London are 13 times more likely to be murdered than their white counterparts."