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to declining social mobilitywill leadto declining social mobility
to political and social instabilityleadsto political and social instability
to the deterioration of the health of all people in Canada ... regardless of their income levelis contributingto the deterioration of the health of all people in Canada ... regardless of their income level
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in increasing inequality of education opportunityhave resultedin increasing inequality of education opportunity