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Does this indicate a gap in information access, selective engagement or a tendency to overlook certain actions in favour of broader nationalist sentiment?

From BBC

The union claimed the employers had failed to close a "pay gap" with school teachers and deal with workloads.

From BBC

Between the actor’s silent conversations and the nuances of envy and backhanded slights White conveys through dialogue, these friends brutally play out the intimacy gap that can doom vintage friendships.

From Salon

A gender gap has opened up between boys and girls in maths and science subjects in England, a new report suggests.

From BBC

The governor’s changes could also help bridge a disparity gap between those who have committed similar crimes but received different sentences, Shaffer said.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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